New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
October 17, 1866

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fs L ar Pom y_4 (LEE m,n 10 A ca ya A 7 bN yol- XXVI. Ne 704 NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1866. PRICE FOUR CENT& UROPE. ers to revise she whole of Jaw, and reduoe it all nto a writ impress vilized monntaineer, who had ex- Btock on band. 797.040 bales, of which 253,020 bales are American. ways the signal for a row in WASHINGTON, hth tis E ten and systematie code the other was that the same peck nebing ark of ecapia to. His reception by the in- TRADE AT Gt ween, 5% yesterday for both Cloth convened for general IE etlf—— eit pd or pe ture should appoint three Commissioners, whose duty it should tants of the town to which he was banished still further 80d Yarn was very limited, and producers 10 effeet sales had 10 secept qi) arg their loet the m i 'WasumeToN, Tuesday, Och 18, 2606... BY THE CABLE. 2 to revise and reform the rules of judicial procedure. Howas softened his heart. and one by one his Asiatic semi-barbarous MORNE pire soa Richardson, 8 &C Jamp waved Billy cock hats 8 8 i a wy Kd io. Justice com on vie ow. 4 bet this hono: Projudioes wero moved. a} dit even he ns Son reports Flour neglected. but quota i hanged Wheat dull rolled about the floor and 3 a1 TBR NEW WHITE HOUSE. Ld rovision n woen eff, at a 1 5 have been FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. actions a law and Susan Gquty. and the forma. of a cavalry eviews Hirock with tho Taity “508 Temes Ba oe heed 1 on te wok Mined Amer Comenta'D ue Chairman.” The General had a Bugis Core dae: as snob actions and suits heretofore existing are abolished, and condescension of the Caar, so different in n can nominally 20/9) F soo m. rest y he rman. oi nd on Fourteenth-st, about two miles LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. there shall be in this state hereafter but one form of action for Asiatic potentates, Schamyl there and then confessed t his i fa igland, Athys Co. end others Beef called in his skirmishers, and a y erection of 5 new White House. Its Lrverroon, Oct. 16.—The market for cotton is pe LER GLE i Bi a heart wha falely Won, and that he only awaited un phpersunily Tn edetete re te de slow of sale: but unclRsC 1} hich 2s active red hi phism afters Rn fb this location. The d Vale Wroigs, w. ve f neerit tu t a ncashire durin ee de g quite active, the sales to-day footing up 20,000 bales. Midding civil ac on.” that had to be done was to provide a Ad bd Ho gd a Ms snc Syd disturb the serenity of Lis args shipwaurd 163 ow-York. Lard mage estive at 5 alisha dutisme. npon the Slaveholder’s Rebellion and contemplates new for the President, Wplands are quoted ot 15}. Y a ong a bringing h Setendait tte court, to Jrovide aivaneed Yours. his favorite, igine E Nutipots, a their price. Ts low in steady request sb Tork er rates; North bamas, The exci laying a National of some 300 acres, cane against ror been informed of the 6 violen no LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. defendant a plain, simple manner, that the defendant pA dispate ol ay officer, who was charged with the con’ A Sy ore Cienlar Teportas Ashes ot 35/36) aguil ine tobe stanch m a Vie Xaion, a TTC BARTS MAREE, te Sie Fn ah ESE ie, EESTRS SEE (ERRCS mt mem, te aR AuisamD PoRcRT. wops, uid 0 Breadstufts market tends upward. Corn bas ad- the whole of the New. York cod of AON 1 La Op io EL ror 8 folowing witagrap dui" Liomend—1g ea. Rosin brmery Common Americas, 181) time to wave b is hand, look s round, and shout The officers of the Bank of the Metropolis vanced to HPshillings per-ovntal for mixed Western, ew-York was as hostile as the English Dar could possibly be Thon, grea cercign, hast vanquished me and the people ne ed Spirits ve steady a men of Lancas storm of shon upon correspondent ey MONEY MARKET fo the passing of 4 code. The code of New-York was passed subject. 16 33 "oy foree of arms; thou, great sovereign, bast he Petroleamn dull; Refined, 1/9@/10; Spirits, 83294. ver ouin drowned him and the hissers. Ihave no d as aud Viuly fy duty 9 AE bd the people (hear, hear), who reasoned this way: We have spared my life; thou, great sovereign, hast subdued mw heart reporters have produced this morn‘'ng an interesting McCloskey, the alleged forges, is known he LONDON g Oct. 16.—Tho money Market is steady. Consols for ree Commissioners to make that law, and whatever they by thy beneficence. 1t is my sacred duty, as a decrepit old man, connected discourse from the gallant citizen of Maine, ot y 0 money, recommend to us we will pags no matter what it 8.” (Langh- loaded with thy fayors and vanquished by thy magnanigity, to FOREIGN CORRESPONNDENCE. take my word for it not threo werds were audible; core. No New-York politician has obtained $20,000 y ANBRICAN SECURITIES ter.) The code was referred to a Committee of the Senate, instil into my children a sense of their obligations toward Rus- when he retired from the front, Mr, Ernest Jones and other other sum from the bank. They have had no dealing with who suggested a few amendments, which were to. sin and ber lawful rulers. 1 have enjoined them to cherish feel- Sr heir d The jllowing arethe closkg prices for American Securities Thies weeks utara the Senate Jussed the bill, winch was ings of everlusting gratitade ound thee, 0 Sovereign, for all LONDON. eutirusiasiio Kothorners oa Loe plato Fad t Kok Xun itickea, They further state that teled Lower in abou the fav lich t tinue apest ve ah know man Gen. with Memphis Bank are perfectly satisfactory, Brie R gilrood, 49; Tliinofs Central, 78); Five Twenties 68}. it the. oo “heen nto "te Bl ot Swe mo el ined fhe Jo bo true. suljeets “ofthe Car THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS—CO-OPERATIVE PART: Neal Dow wai big contr, and his seiments. The rest above Tumors. are iivention a open been passad s day. ter. meant no of Russia, and useful servants of our new country. Render, ERSHIPS—THEIR RESUL LAND-THE enough, I hope General 3 ae BY STEAMSHIP. agement to a body to Vich vy proud to belong it pou Sovereign my old age tranquil by orderin that 1 should take RERSHIPS HE 78 JN JBNGLAND. satisfied with the sensation he produced, and consoled BOUNTY DBOISION. me i—i—p— only he funiural result a belong to profession which was an oul of allegiance to thee, ogather i my ehikdren, am PROPER TREATMENT OF SUBJECT RACES—MEETING i4 for the small muount of hearing which he "In cases-where the additional i occupied incessantly with t ist y to take that oath publicly. I call upon Almighty Gos mirers persistency fhe Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Judking, time to attend to oo fle bole’ on wei bey pat fol. and Logon Prophet Mahoet to witness hy sincerity and the oF. WORRIHYISEN..SPEECH: OF GEN, NEAL DOW Through the of A oi 0 and ibe the act of July 2, 1866, 1s claimed by the widow of w' Bich left Liverpool at 8:30 on the morning of the 6th and lowed the code of eriminal procedure, which was a simple purity of my thoughts, and I record my oath on the most holy EXCITING BCENE—THE WEATHER-THE REFORM Tod, i chs balf ti 3 hero iad soldier, sho having remarried, it has been docided “i detail of proceedings in criminal courts. The first code com- oran, before the vot long chilled body of my best-loved ay ons run me, an great a a Jcctsiows <n the evening of the 7th of October, arrived Shlesida Wie Jowa entirely, but it was reorganized by the daughter Nufisato. Vouchsafe, O Sovereigi, to grant this my AGITATION. steupice B tain to ww eed ve cotton Secon Gaaolior of She Taajiry Sut if She a s morning. ~gislature. He was appointed th d commission, Most earnest prayer. From Our Special Correspondent. w w ners ustry prineiple, place before the passage entitled The Sootland arrived at Liverpool on the afternoon of the which first went to work upon making an Analysis of the wholo The Emperor had, of course, no objection to receive {he Im- LoxpoN, Oct. 6, 1666. Babden, some 30 A off, in the wilds Lancaatire If remarried aftor the passage of the act, then he witowseshd LJ Cobden’s old printing works, which he left to devoie a not be entitled fo the boanty. i h body eof the law. They divided bject into three codes: aum's oath of allegiance, which must infallibiy have an im- and the City of Manchester on the 6th inst. The China fret the politieal (which iNied she Subjte aS ae AA of portant effect on the fussulman population of Circassia. Ae- This week Social Science reigns supreme in the British self to the anti-eorn w tation, are in 4 Wy. itt the new en- SUPREME COURT DECISION, reached Queenstown at 10 p. m. on the 6th. The Edinburgh government); secondly, the civil; and thirdly the penal. The cordingly, on the 26th of August (7th September) last, Schamyl Isles. The enthusiasts and fanatical persons (as so-called yi and in N iffic ve in i- Mi i Al wet-Shafi, swore fi t a honor a civil code was by far the most dificult. It was not for him to and bis sons, Kasi-Mahoma aud Mahomet hafi, swore fealty to business men” count them, for the most part), whe tas is to be started under the name -of the On a final appeal to the Supreme Court of the pa janie ue “3p month PX. v he 30 Bo ruggest what should be done in England, but he conld ot hel the Emperor and Lis successors in the great hall of the Assem 3 one in England, bu conld not he KE Ce A R remarking that twelve or thirteen years ago he saw in a speech bly of Nobles ut Knlugte. think that publie health, rational economy, education, and Memorial Mille, The jets dad Shocustiony trict of Columbia, before Judge Carter, the of E GREAT BRITAIN. on law reform by Lord €ranworth, who was then ‘he Marshal of Nobility having addressed his new felloW- ial of b scientific codperation come off next e Roberts and others, in interference on a clalm for the ase MERVING OF THE GREAT EASTEEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Lord Chancellor, a promise, or what was Dearly subjects in terms of welcome and congratulation, Schamyl ve ocial progress of all kinds are capable of scientific treal- Congress will be to visit the establishments of the Equita: of A guneral meeting of tho Great Eastern Steamehip Com promise, that hero shoud be for England a pied In Are SICH 0 orton ven those used in bis ment, and ovght 40 be, nay, must be, treatedscientifically, ble Pioneers at Rochdale. I ust not leave the subject of torpedoes for increasing the productivencss of oil wells, is called, to consider and determine upon the steps to be Code Victoria. While the reign of Queen Victoria had been letter to the Emperor. The ceremony terminated with a at ourimminent ih cae of further neglect such 88 the Congress without bearing wy testimon to the favor- cision has been rendered in favor of Roberts oh 3 en with respect to the 2/500 shares in the Anglo-Amevican fruitful of glory while, during the Uwe be had mentioned, the luncheon zakuska at which Schamyl made a speech, 4 peril avy able impression made apon us ol Mr. bud god lf Telegraph Company held by the Company, and the £30,000 in nation bac made tho most rapid strides in all material and thonking the inhabitants of Knluga, through it mayor, for has prevailed in the post, are all gathered at Manchester. whose nt of the fication by laws of "Feld, FENIAN ETRY bivy oo oy of ge uaigie Selegruph Coppi Re Thich moral Jreagerity While they haa built steamships 43d hed the kindness with which he bad been receivedin their town. They have, in fet, this day concluded the first Rf ofthe 200 dogowR of 3% eid i of the laws of Ih to ws. 42 ny PRonm JRBLARI nd pany is enti under the charter-party o ireat erossed ocean, 1 de tele db the ls 4 b ne y AD Masters, for laying the Cabie. Jandy and tho ‘sea, and bad done many other things, yet AUSTRIA AND ITALY. Social Scicica Congress for 136. By far the mont impor- te procesdingh ne and looking more bere that logution of A a oan w ‘The lquidatiors of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Associa notldng conld compare with the glory of the reign of that prom- v i i i Jodpera Gon were offering for sale by private contract the four steamers ise of the Lozd Chancellor were. dried out. [Che Tee] A THR TRRATY.OF PEACE AGNED. THE ELERICITUM INITALY. tant question up A this ocens’onis Cobperation, which has 000103 and the farmers in these northern parts are begin 0 0 iody fn Ireland on suspicion of being concerned in which formerly conposed the Atlantic (Galway) mail line. The treaty of peace between Austria sod Italy signed at {within the last 12 months, taken an eutirely new startin ning to hope that they may yet win a fair proportion of plots or movements there, all so sitoated having been MER ppb, of gations relutive to the cobtenia of ihe corte were Vienna on the 3d, consists of 24 articles, 3 protocols and a sup- crops, Wi RNC ubseque Fi Jv 2 CU Sd, eon SELE y 3 po The Er z of the. Social Afuce; a7 pre sR sold that thaticopy of po AE he wy quan im lementary article. The ratifications are to be exchanged with- England, the dotalls and probable future of which are full TNF oats An] other hate bas i ocd sho TO ng in- SAL® OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IX SOUTH o had been promised by him to Sir J. P. Kay Shuttleworth, who 1p) 8% 00ng of the treat {nousiond at Florence on °F the docpest interest. The antiquated trammels in (ores 0g we ought to be having easier times. Becuri- rhe United States Di Tax Commissioner sepignatire of the treaty waa: annayn which the law bound ali industaisl enterprise in favor of gies, unfortunat Direct Bed this year in Manchester, was presided over by the Earl of would place it in any iustitution bo might think proper. A show am obstinate tendency not to help sell to the highest bidder the following Government ury, who delivered an impressive insvgaral address on to of thank vel the 4th by salve of 101 guns. y Abe first day. The pressure en our space forbids us giving his HH Hn 1.2841 ka, moi ed y Mr. W coster, Q, L., and sogouded by It was believed that the King would ratify the treaty on great ca italists and unlimited liability were only finally rise notwithetandit which ordinary mortals cannot Mr. Hastings, was adopted, and after it had been briefly ae- E PV y y y looking upon as a i that ail ry yet t in the sitanted on the Islands of Port Royal, Ladies, Sb. Helos, le speceh at length, but we give a few extracts there deed te Mr F a Saturday the 6th inst. as well as one fram the address delivered by Lord Brougham knowichge ‘By Hz. Find the oe: Wine WTR. “After the ratifica'ions the Austrians will evacnate Venetia broken through im 1865. In that year a shortact was money-dealing world. Those ‘tables of ‘and Parry, Tho sales will commence as follows: on the second] da of 8 pe v'8 ADDR GERMANY and the Italians will make their entry into the province. A few passed for fu 1 ding the law of partnership, into PS are a sad hindrance to the bigher life a Pet Bat 1 Bim ubg bro, few hy of gratitude and joy THE KING hug ANOVER'S PROTEST ih hh the entry of the Italian troops the plebiscitum Will ypjch way sif ‘a clause enacting that paying work- times, but it is consoling to see that the of x by the blessing of God, I review the past, and compare The address to the European powers by the King of The question relative to the railway guaran‘ee has been set people or agents by share in the profits of business, in- Bhaneiqtioe and viber drelilgotagh on most heal on She siuia of the tofanile popuielon in tictorie, Clirien, yranover occupies between to wid three columns of the coyye accordance with the Talia propose. up. wend of by fixed ge, should not eonatitate sush wish. uffested by 8 i tho neig borhood of Lomabardst oe, od grieved our hearts” some five and thirty years ago. youtube Joursate It is dated from Hetdug, near Vienna, CONVOCATION OF TT A people or partners, or enable them in any way to and Capel Court. These to a merciful and Almighty Providence, we have lie protest commences with the nssertion that, previous to The Keeper of the Seals had notitied the President of the interfere with management. DInmediately after the passage The Reform agitation is still vigorous, but there isa de- which lot which Re A ad i (ha Sided split in thé samp, which the leaders cover over at gq 3 Wisliom, RESEROL 40 the vast instant as Ligh Court of presen: the. e patib y the hig used all its influence for the preservation of we, and by Lo GY 0 sus _“ wr ry ati} fo with the higticst mata) stating thi t in full confidence mn the Joyalty the Prussian sano. in the West-riding of Yorkshire, converted their business ation of the hours of toil, are receiving u sound and ef- Government, the aid of Austria was declined. The strictest NAPLES. into a joint-stock company, and declared by their articles oda. is Zube-pay ,and Mr. and the than peutrality was kept. If the Austrian corps which had vccupied The city of Naples was ddooratod on the 4th with flags in of sssociation that Meir work-people sbould be henceforth League ts suffrage and the The the i followsts of euch detouios tha wai af jus in the and Jearnt by happy experience, that labor, manual W joy Italian Senate that that body would be convoked on the 1ith fograt, or He wy the onthreek of the war, the Hanoverian Gevernment had ry! athe io order to try Admiral Per- of this act, the fir of Briggs Son, large coal-owners as well as thoy can 1 which 1 3 no real harm, t and the Reform Union pro-# 451 3 i he e oducation the young by Jrequentiug the schools, the Holstein went throngh the country, a Prussian corps did the consequeiee of the signature of the treaty of peace. male and fem y the i 0) en i Hd rn i RR Lo. sme" The Hanoverian army wes on the completest PRINCE HUMBERT TO Bi MAKRIKD TO AN AUSTRIAN AUCH: entitled to a starainall the profis made beyond 10 of the other side. There is no principle in that’ ehildren are thus exhibiting the results of mercy, considera. Pence footing, and the greatest surprise was fe DACHENS, cent, which last been estimated to be a fair inter J know of, but if we are to wait for 8 measure, the thousand children are at schoolon the half-time system; and Den 8 demand was made on the 15th of June The Milan Secolo says that Gen. Menabrea has been negotl- ogy on capital in coal mines. This step was taken oils of which shall be unim: ble, I 4 and love. The evhlence of the teachess who knew them tbat the King should renounce portion of his ating not only a peace, but a marriage and that at the begin: op the gn of Mr. Currer Briggs, the eldest son of A of whic unimpeachable, I fear a jody and who know them now, is wonderful and heart- sovereignty and jndependence, only one dey being Jeft for ning of next year, Prince Humbert of Eavoy is to be united to be head of the Hi M d H B The latter gen- bill will be to seek yet these many years. T. HK stirring. The hall timers are equal, Day, ofteutimes superior the consideration of the matter. The Hanoverian ministry the beautiful Princess Matilda Muria Aldegouda Alexandria, 10@ he e h Lenry nT Te te Bo the whole-timers that is to say, those who study unanimously decided that the propositions were un ble, born July 15, 1845, daughter of the Archduke Albert of Aus tieman had beelme thoroughly sick of 4 1 AUSTRIA. and work surpass those who study and do mo work at while they expressed a fervent trust that the friendly relations tria. san about the TRUE Magn, HE Is 8 ye a this we had forcible proof iu ihe past year, when Detween the two Governments would not be interrupted. On PRINCIPAL CONDITIONS OF THE TREATY OF PEACE. shireman, and had always faithfully carried out in his own THE KINGS OF SAXONY AND HAKOVER—SPERCH OF THE ball-timers of the seve schools distanced the whole. that very night the Prussian envoy responded by a declaration o pit the resolutions pissed from time to time by the Mas- LATTER AT A BANQUET-~THE COMMAND OF THE Simers in the race of competition, and in almost évery instance of War; aad the Prussian corps d'ermée, which was in the A Florence dispatch says the following are condi- ory Union, Many of the more timid masters had not earried off the The reason is obvious the character Jelebborbood it Harourg, oh £2 Yor. as wis thou ht, 0 tious of the treaty of peace; The mutual exchange of all prison: done this, and ly Mr. Briggs had incurred a ARMY, their toil Seivands Scenres A joecision, Sanstit gawavgn declaration ‘was hy The Kiug submits this Hh ers of war, Austria consents to the union of Venetia with Italy; great amount of with the men. He received letters Prom Our Own Correspondent. 1806, autention, and prompt eledionce ONT wera Conduct to the judgment of tie eivilieed world, who, bis the frantlerswhichareladded to Jialy an those which constituted threatening his lifes often as an Irish land-agent; be A, Sept. 28, roken. unwearied after moderate toil, they bring their Majesty is convinced, will recognize that the plan of taking the administration front of Venetia while under the Austrian Wes denounced mm men's Unions, where it bad We have found out at last the whereabouts of our lost J habits with them to the school; aud the discipline of Possession of Hanover had been prearrunged, and that the dominiow; the amount of the debt assumed by Italy is 35,000.000 into a proverh cosl-owrers are devils, and kings. He of Baxony has bought; s house and huge gar- and pans, humble as it may ap r, is found to be nobly original proposition which had been made to it to florins, payable by 11 installments in 23 months. is the chief of the 1 Reinenla lo the equisition of letters snd learning. remain pentral was simply a deviee to Tull ft The Monte Lombarde-Venotian is transferred to Italy with In 1563, things had come to such a pass that he had to den at Hitsing, close to Sebubriinn. The Prince Royal n 1 went into the schools aud talked to them of their books, Hu 8 Uemaive Sochtiey. Cale 10. ‘opposs. an lie jis actual Sasets aie Hniulition Jie tet rt Arai and re work under the of the county police, and the inhabits an imperial villa (Hetzendorf), 8 short distance registance anoverian troops were centered near Got- ring. regard to eaeting rail oq nical invested paid him snd bis partners some 4 per off, At Hitzing is a very preity comntry-seat belonging of the course they had begun, of the bo they entertained, axon ad negotiations entered into for a suspension of arms; Ways, until a further grrangement Is arrived at, the ues of eo Ei hr i Bee but ore the period erecd wha expired the uray was shame: the two vetworks of rail way north and south of the Alps will cout. He on re gre shyosh ay fake theif 4; ihe Duke of Brunswick, and here the King of Hanover bi y attacked, amd, despite a brilliant victory at the cammoence- owed to noowtlate a order to caleulate the gross rev. Pp Woulh £ot %aid, let us try this plan of bas taken up his abode. 8 time ago deputation ar. who could help it 7 and I blessed the Legislature, and I 1 essed went, was compelied to surrender. At the end of the war His enue, which should serve as a basis for the valuation of the constant quarreling ed the er ny Eon ght 1 hag Majesty addressed a letter to the Prussian King, which, con. kilometrio guarantee. giving the people share in profits before giving up. The rived from with Joysl address to the King; sod permitted to witness. trary to the usage of sovereigns, was not aece An offer The eoutractin jos engage to prepare a Convention in father snd the Sthel Tanti consented. ‘The capital of the other day His gave a banquet at which all the THE INFLUERKCE OF THE PRESS. was then made by him to abdicate in favor of lus son; but sll which the Railroad Company would take past for tha separation the old concern Wes od into shares smal! well in the To cannciate, diffuse, and enforce our views, we must look to overtures were in vain, and the insidious ocespation of the king. of the two networks, and the completion of the u py the work people te with ease, They were invited to fhe aid of the most pntentous engine that ever existed, the dom was followed by iis incorporation with the Prussian States, way. The Venetians residing in Austria are ib have the right buy. end at the san.e whether as sharebolders or not, Public Press, an engine with such unprecedented capacities for Aho onl iy File iy Be yee 3 ww fore Tag als Autiriun Satnalar sof mits at every man who ‘md o in the collieries for a certain goed or evil that it ean hardly be regarded ss simply human wo "it would have been morally impossible on the part of a Without exception. The iron crown of Lombardy will also be time was declared to 8 bonus out of surplus profits, It is idle, I think, 10 assert that its influence is loss iv fo f fer the payin cent on capital, in propor. Bes former days. The influcnce of the in all Deer relative, a soverelgh frict A Lerman prines; the ease hy up to Jaly. former! ps be a Ly por 4 ASS cout 29 various forms and ramifications, for journals, pamphlets, and The siiuly ous of late! il dete follow Bast 41 HApe9Y Rtuck: Thotseation hich forma sabeisted bryrese Apia an The rosdlt of the first years working Bas been seen bas ye pro bur ia rote 0 concluded. Another provision complete snecess as almost to stagger those who have been increased, is inercasing, and can never be v alea, we test GeOpLY ANU Bom y In view ol the fact IU canon of our po whieh the of the treaty stipulates for the restitution of the private propert for WARY years advocating such plans as the only method abtess social telciico has some bones ores against the ueuapieqhl ‘of Prassia effected on the 15th of belonging to the Ttalias ex I Nich has buon Saquestrs we may act say; tw J re pe t 1 8 ex Princes which nes iN Press entamated to dd “toutoor im ieiiey is, Jue nighe June a Lk a. hr oA the oh tion of our I the Italian Governiaent with the reservation of the Tights of OF di peace hitueed employers aud smployed. The gn rule of many years and the truest hearts in the country. The spring-tide Kingdom by these troops aguinst tbe nFurpation of our rights the State, or one-third. A cumplete nmnesty will bo recorded company bas actually earned 19 per cent clear profit, p- vo the House of the Guelphs. And oe 3 self-confident democracy is now nigh at hand and ooo prerogatives which the agents of Prussia have committed, by both Austria and Italy to all peasous condamnned for political wird of £5,000 has uo kept in hand, and after payment wa The dynasty of my ancestors was again Jak. Hu Tar soe Bo other hope save this (and it is a feeble one) aud which they may yet commit uercafter agalust the it) olfenses to deserters from cither wrmy and to perwous compro- of the Stipe wed 10 per cout on the share capital, the re- oot oi fia Pr A people then stood firm, so let It will be interesting to Ni creditors to i and individual liberty, for external and in 5 our property, our revesue, and chattels of every kind mised by their political conduct. mainin per cent has been divided equally between ca them do now Er ibiy dag ot them rely on their King, even orthern ital and labor, the work-people getting sum of Ll as I firmly retain the convietioa that can alienate from that the Flodda Rafiroad is extending from Amelis Island addition mehe Learts of my subjects, end that exigency of the Cedar Keys, 154 miles; its franchise, workshops and ternal peace, and for the grand though Lowely issue of “Live hich we and our Royal House have ex need from Prussia, EE and let tive. But the editors of the British Joproais {and let wi oi ve may oxperience from i alu against TURKEY and upward distributed among them as bomb, in include those marvelous Len, the bay t EN ports the spoliation which the public treasury of Hanover Lins to the interest on their share capital, which all those ob- present time will ouly unite raler and people more goneld aod are to be sold on the ist of November next to the highest e never been deaf to the claims y iy rer Jintice hs sustained under the Prussian Administration, and WAY THE CANDIAN INSURRECTION—THE FRENCH WARNING tained who had been wise enough to invest iu the com. morv heartily. I reckon on God's justice, which will the der. This is the of aries such as those which are sent forth fiom 4 J thats nor stain hereafter; sgaliust the persocutions, losses aud preju uy. These results were celebrated in the town hall at House of the Guelph's again into the stronghold of their auces- road of which cx-Scnator Yulee was will they be so now when we appeal to them 10 p 10at which dice to which our fuithiul subjocts Lave been exposed in conse. TO GREECE. I is on the evening before the meeting of the Social U7: And thus then I call on all present to celebrate the welfare dent. no statutes, no edicts of Frivy Council, nor Acts of Pax ament uence of the unjnst and illegal acts of the Administration of A tele dated Athens, Sept. 25, says: “It is Re vss. The colliery hands, nearly 1,400 of the beloved eountry of Hanover in old Hanoverian wine, an achieve, to reprove, rebuke, exhort, with all vigor and per- the King of Prussia, and to which they may be exposed here egram (ale us, Sept. 20, say Science Congress. 1he colliery ands, nearly SLIODE, aud to join with ope ii a thrice repeated cheer,’ stated here that the Marquis de Moustier, during his short stay came in two special trains and met the Briggs umily an ‘Whether his Majesty's subjects in Havover share his THE QUEBEC FIRE. severance. after; against the obstacles which the sald Administration hos FEMALE WOWKRRD. 00000,.) Droteny of wowed 10 the wanifestationk of our beloved subjects jy, (hig city, warned the Greek Government that France would their friends in the hall. Juting the swing a ha some views is, I should say, somewhat doubtful. ete a wu Shaughts fo the. Fa Hot press ay Tos the Roy nl hh ae hile yur dinaaty ahd uf he ae Lreak off diplomatic relations with Greece If the latter did not Bives o Ag pod or aur oo] Lo nL ‘io ol tuke Alowt hua been pointed Qommatdanin OVER 2,300 HOUSES BURNED, AND 26,000 to the most abject seamstress. Their sufferings have pmogy disloyal mancuvres, manifestations in the opposite observe the strictost neutrality during the present insurrection yp wl dge of any of the old partners, Several of the leads lef of She Army. oR YOR B, Who Wis WITHOUT SHELTER—MEASURES OF RELIEP. eltentimes excited the deepest emotion. Restrictiong and yeg- gonse ainst the ill-will of the King of Prussia, who Candi h ine ho bad been th t bit the Staff of the Army of Italy, is named Minister of War. are demsnded. But in this matter who can invent repellod the measures which we took, or ordered to ju Candia. ers among the Rem, h a d n 4 hes The former sppoiutuicat is wich criticised. I have seen Querkc, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1866. Ten! And, if invented, who can enforce them! A more con: he taken, with him or his Be vermment. in order to BATTLE AT KEBANIA—TOTAL DEFEAT OF THE EGYPTIANS opponents of hr Briggs th ne A ays, Sto h upan no one yet who approves it, either in civil or military cie- At a public meeting called to devise means of relief @hdersble spirit, 8 more enlurged sywpsihy, and a profognder yonptablish between us. Finally, we protest above —~THRKE THOUSAND OF THEM TAKEN PRISONELS— NEW piatfonn and spoke from their hearts as 10 the Ulessings oles, the sufferers by the late fire, $15,000 was more practical appreciation of do as you would on in face of the whole world, against that takiug possession of which the change had brought and would bring. In short, Pulszky, the Hungarian patriot, has in suffered 8 4 subscribed. dove by" would stay the cries of (hese umbappy ony kingdom, snd its incorporation into Prussa, the definite REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE TURKISH AKMY. 1 have never seen a more satisfactory meeting, and a visit yogt painful loss. Soon after the death hn av wife Treasurer was appointed to receive further eontributio M La SUF logisiddors bt a “i en versie accomplishment of which was aunounced on thio 25h of Scptein. A battle which lasted two plays has taken place at Keramia, to the great coal field which the company is working, on guughter, his young son fell ill and followed his mother The number of lives lost is now known to have been shoughts also to this fact, and weigh oy aegt ber of this year, as well as agalust all the consequences of that 4 few miles distant from Canes; the resuqt of the engagement is the following day, convinced we that there never was 8 and sister to the grave. The number of houses burned is found to be even sounder business. Every man was full of loyalty to the ws, to 4 great extent, do not spring from the necessities, oot declaring that this incorporation or anncxation is an ia na £3 h from the luxaries, of man the Baris uot of the yich aloue, om) pion, a crimisl and dewstible spoliation, a Pot known, The Cretan National Asserbly have issued an ap- ra which be now felt to be his own, and there was a BE Jha the previous estimate, and numbers 2,300. Near of every, class from the peer to the laborer. Resd the tales a. rant violation of the European treatise, of all the princi ses of peal wo the Greek nation, calling upon thew to take part in the concern 3 A A ,000 fools are without shelter, The d agrant violation “urej he wsurrection. The English wd French Consuls iu Candia are resolution to double the bonus during the coming Winter, SWEDEN. ‘sheds, Marine Hospital, Jaques Carter Hall and of who toil on the apparel of the wealthier circles; 4), f nations. and of all the inviolability of states and ar So omit the records of the needlowomen and fhe slopshops This solemn deeleration, which we wake also for our OPRosed o the movement which will be accomplished if wood and iron will bold, pEpARTURE OF THE STEAMERS *MIANTONOMAR AND town market aro filled with people. The weather is the abinost ineredible narratives of all the disease and death py) sacosssor, hus prineipally for ite object to repeal every A Corfu dispatch of Oct. 2 says: “On the 22 ult, 20000 gud no great broak down occurs, AUGUSTA—MARK OF ATTENTION ON THE PART OF favorable. erg and the love of show inflict ou children and women attack on the rights eo which belong to us in virtue Turco Egyptian troops attacked the Greek camp, extending ‘I'his 1s by far the most important of these partnerships THE SWED JANDINAVIAN EXHIBITION OF ARTS BE ——SAM fu the manufacture of lace, in straw plaiting, in cheap Jewelry, of the right of inheritanoe, and which have been sanctioned and from oF exs to Keramia. The Greeks repulsed every oi of, dustry which are es yet going, Crossley Sons’ is E880 MARINE DISASTERS. wlanght. larger, but the right of labor to share in profits is not AND INDUSTRY—THE AMERICAN OFFICERS DINING Howms Hou 16. 30th in artificie] flowers, in button-making, and a hundred other ougranteed by all the Baropean Powers. We invoke the aid of The mass of the Je at large, and not a select 0) or On the following day the battle was remewed, when the 4 ke "ui A Hh XG. 6 bugs, The tans of (0E oobie 3, atbuncts and ctbebieh sami omes of our kingdom i tbe Conwiction. that they wi Grocks, who bad received refurvements of 2.0 ois Slt recogilzed there. and itis simply a joint-stock company, WHEL AEE The steamers Salver and Fairbanks, New-¥ of human life. 1 do not say this in a valn of hope, or pever [permit thet force overrides law, as such a principle ap defeated the Tmperiad troops. The latter are said to have L with special inducements to the work.people to become From Out Special Correapondent. Boston, are ng Ye pba, oo portant” paryed with a wish, to restrict the tendencies of the age and in- pled now by Prussia would menace in the future Je existence 5000 men taken prisoners. shareholders. Greening 0., though very successful also, SrocxnoLy, Sweden, Sept. 24, 1866. Harriet from Philadelphia, of for a new science of Political Economy. I only implore of all the monarchies and all the legitimate states of the The remainder of the Egyptians were taken on board the having divided at the rate of 15 per cent for the first half The United States steamers” Miantenomah and and H ol Turkish squadron near Malesa. ear, 18 too small a concern to prevail with the great em- to discharge of her cargo of coal to get Augusta left this city today. They go from here to Kiel in Jesse L. Leach, of and from Philadelphia, for Boston in your tative moments, to reflect how far such things y onclusion, that we will ne and whether by thoughtful and convenient ar- rare vin ry pide ly and that ro The Turkish troops have been again refuforeed by the ar- pigyers of labor. Iam very sanguiue, Lowever, that with in ts, while the enjoyments of the consumer will not be shall always consider as illegal, null, and void, all the acts which rival of §,000 Fypiiona, seven Turkish battalions, and con. pg example of Briggs Co, to encourage, and the emi- Holstein, where Mr, Fox will leave the ships. The ships will harbor, in the on the 15th, came in contact with tie happiness of ihe producer may not be very greatly the Prussian Government of ite agents have accomplished, or siderable force of artillery. pent danger of another timo of strikes before their eyes, then go on to Hamburg. The officers and Mr. Fox have re. Se woes Supdn and started bos Dowupeit ‘and st) od vanced. may accomplish, in virtue of the usurpation, the responatbility our great coal and iron-masters will at last give way, an ceived many marks of attention and eourtes fom the le of i boom, &e., and, to vent further slipped MORD RROUGHAM ON THE STATE OF EUROPE, AND TBE of which we cast upon him who is its author. Let all who are INDIA. that now in 8 few years we shall Dave the whole of these Be any an RE he I AY Tre Shuils aad Ian ashore. will get off after M #0 great bave NO AAIHARY OX A have we infrrested Lube Sle i Jo ce hs Sot bo Nae oe The Bombay O He FAMINE, alivieanto Be imense ladustiies orgediant os ively and at peace, Mr Campbell, visited the ships, and was received with a salute Forrress Moro, Tuesday, Oct; 16, 1668. e¢ Bombay Overlan ai n vices If #0 other trades must follow, and if millenium of 14 guus. The steamer Alabama, from Savannah for New-York, od ht A Sumscle ur whe ire me EO Frovit med v nice long tember 8. The famige in Orissa was fourtul. The Board of doesn 't set in then for England—well, we may give itup in On hursday, Sept. 20, the officers bad an excursion arranged into Norfolk this ow a short of he up ‘or Kew yar with certainty on the state of the continent, as to what may be of Tioletos of which so many States aud peoples have be- Revenue had ceased 10 publish the number of re deaths. our day. 1bave long been convinced that England had for them by the Swedish officers. They took the steamer weater. The gunboat Lenapee which was sent out y oe Qlatribution of dominion or the continuance of peace. Let eome the victims with us aud our brave Hauoverious. The Caloutta correspondent of The Times suys u ory lias gone golve this labor problem in this generation or go down, Fyvih and siamed some, 40 Toles dake alr, gr fu seaiuh of the schooner Saruh Ellen, reported as dismasted a hovere, bop thas hs aror will wr commind uf gong enc Gaon, Kin. ub ln nec 3 sore, SiC. Bead 5 3 sales many brews i un ear do iran 73268 RE lng 6 ir To shes dd The Shothorpoty des Soins Jot 3 sme ho to one, even the best, especially to Hungary. The (Countersigned) Count Pate Hauammusp. (oat 00 ao ine approached that a missionary has re. 18 8¢ last in the right groove and tho right bamor. It is years past. Pile 1 err IF mere Hye body obey ep PS a ion a PRUSSIA. ceived a large grant fer the Southern villages. He says that it not a moment hee soon. Ionly pray that it may not be Frida the Tat, the International Exhibition of A) Arts nd Fed LA She has a large number of passengers on will be impossible to relieve a fiftieth part of the suffe even pow ate, ustry of Sweden, Norway, an mark was v The steamer George Appold has arrived from Boston Sha united posers of Semany is a ise oubt Et ar 1h THE PRUSSIAN VIEW OF THE IMPERIAL CIRCULAR. around Calcutta for the next two tl Hing But 1 have been kooping the Congress of philosophers Exhibition was opened June 15th by Prine. Ogenr it will weather is still stormy outside. Wind, northeast. Neougulued. progress is in a ul condition, There is a general Our Berlin correspondent,” says The Patrie, has BoXpAY, Sept. 28.—Exobange, 1s. 113d. Freights, 20s. and plilanhropista w ne Jn i Jon} {ueunraatable sa). dloge dn ct wrt XV. King of RES wit racy, On Sat, Bavarian, Ga. Oct. 16. bitig Nellie Mowe pendency toward free institutions; aud the States of Germany forwarded to us un ysis of the reply which the Prassian Sm per. Let us return to Manchoster, sbary in oe EE nd Miautonomap, and was received Yeith the Tived to-day from ardenas. inlagiudy Si. i M. de Valette, dated FRANCE. jude 80.20, was boarded by the Swedish bark yy acting as President for the year, and delivered his opening proper salute. The Diplomatio’ Corps visited the ships on Ee ene of the people f legislation sicre or lost Witb1A Government has made do the Career formal adh add Wednesday evening. You will get it in full ros. enee He Sept. 16. y has rawn up in the a dis- pe h ress on Wednesday cvebing. Xou w 1t 1n full; 2d. rably, The weekly returns of the Bank of France show 8 L004 notten you what it contained. Lord Brougham, On Saturday, at 5 p. m., the American Minister gave a dinner NE SrORt B. on 16.—The Britisn steamer Palmyra has and certainly against the h, and was on Sept. 25 10 the Prussian Embassa- hand of OL, hn a oe defeats Juust be act thelr unquestion. Bor in Paris by M. de Thiel, Under-Secretary of State, charged decrease tn the cash on hand of 13,625, 00 at A of London has put in here. She a ot, Fp fre se 5 SE en ek ing Mh USE ch Ekin hn 6 of i por hm ul ther, igor tan be tu bib oper iM Fo she patos of 0 th, Bick ut S38, dike a earg the veration of Veaics, at which all our friends mast A eechmsns bo €2p py grantest satinfae: TUCAN cable. emoo were going out, and reminded such of those in his On Bunday, She 24. the Han. Sr vs, Captltns Murray Fad her boats stove, strained her forecastle i kL ee se Cr Ee Cr 1 10 6 on i ceived in that important d o resident o ciation, a—— on te territories. To France, there is so strong an opposition Hoty Day Poe fio QUntiDuanet, of the good wi SPAIN. ord Shaftesbury was only prosidiug for this year. Ou Sine Ha SEI Ro fia of Sweden 26d Nuryey: ot So NEW-ORLEA to the Imperial Government, and so general of s h had caused King to hope that, in order to judge AlN. Thursday morning he delivered ala hiefly occus Summer P! in Urichs 7) NS. h ty, that there seems good ground for a bellef in ter wae great, oats wd ne v their Morris fy ORDER REIGNS AGAIN IN MADRID. ied pop. B0 with Lif" pi after w ich thare was _— ES oem of discussion being given to pablic bodies, and eves fn quences, the Emperor would be able to consider them from The Governor of Madrid had issued a cireular in Joi) ering of the members and BS, Atos in the hall of MEXICO EMIGRATION OF FREBDMEN. some relaxation of the lawe respecting the press also. This, an elevated point of view. This elevation of sentiments has Which hie announces that tranquillity had been established, no new Courts, There was, of the usual sprinklin A New-ORLEANS, Oct. 16.—A circular from the too, i# unquestionable, that sacrifices have been made, enabled the Em to understand the exigencies of the The Pervamiento of M says measures will shortly be Pp. a y OF course, p bs RE advises the Governor that schemes aro on food what unex v, for the termination of hostilities that the )jtical d the im per t brassia found hervelf, to do Justice promulgated eousolilatiog public order. and regulating the Of M. P.'s, and gentlemen and ladies well known In th THE REPORTED DEFEAT OF ESCOBEDO. in ee azoate to neigh CoM tHian Emperor's net to ent thelr coutinuance has been “io the legitimate aspirations of the German nationality,’ wdom of the press without preventing legitimate esta. social science world mustered strougly. The Manchester WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—The news of the defeat of Gen. Esco Pern, and P! Y .d suggests that every legal and moral means Bighly meritorious, and at length a peace is con- and to dec that the new order of things established in tions of public opinion. magoatos were conspicuous by their absence, moved, 88 pad hy Mejia is not believed here. The last dates from the used to prevent freedmen from being iw posed upon. ty jie 11 conditions ash caste fo hofnenat peace, as occu 016 “IATA, BO ea th dot I. Ms ws oc bn ang hum. Meio iy or a ly HAA A Tp ement which oy LT hing BA Eo Tm eae DEFEAT OF THE TYCOON os markets, or, as others pos ig by their resolution 30 Lous Potoul, 1 It is uiterly impos peible that, in 15 du ys he sould THE STATE OF TRADE. w ev y i VO mare rom ALy 0 made more than onee in Parliament, that if bystanders see nation sought its own strength jn hs weakness and the de. Japan advices via Shanghai, Bept. 5, report the lend Do support to auy movement which placos of nearly #00 miles and have captured the city, and the news [By Telograph.| more of the game than those who play it, as the common saying fib Shaftesbu the vau. Whether their objection is to y pendent condition of its nejghbors, and when uy consolidation defeat of the Tyeeon by the Prince Cholsku. valvinism or to his factor 1 t Their Of it have been received at Matamoras. PuiLApRLPEIA, Oct. 18. ~Coffee quiet at 25@2je.; Sugar fem rR gal gp Dende siclng the ga gr. tostome of power by the suien ef pile pe ATCA Ai td mim however. Of foreigners H. ¥LOLN'S LETTER. 1042114. Flour dull snd unchanged. Wheat steady st $3 for ve S08, C 8 “he custom 1 same Latio A thenticity of Mr. Eloin’ Whichever Sua, sud hs it has tirned out that the were viewed with distrust? The writer of Wah FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. bees ly seen M. Ello Roclus, the eminent French so- [rhere i810 toason to SOMERS Ge bn tonduy's. papers. 02's nd #3 1006335 for White. Bye, S13508130 Corn used Sinks have been made, but most properly they have mot been patch Jolie out that the line of conduct pursued by the Em- Lowpen Moxsy Marker. ~The Bank rate of discount remained at cinlist and editor of that excellent little paper L'Assocta- oiging] of it, with other papers of minor importance in provin Yellow, $106@2$1 08. Whisky dell, 3 Whether the peace conciuded 1s to be durable, uring and after the events of the war is o proof of the sen- 4 cent, and good bills were taken in the general market ot below fiom, lately suppressed. You are botter represented, a8 jig iaihenticity, were received in this city a few days ago, an Bupravo, Oct. 161 p. m.—Flour firm snd setive; sales, 3,800 bbls N 4 show further incrsass we have with us Mr. Dodloy Field, Gen. Neal Dow, the shown to several membors of the diplomatic corps, On the 4 oioeq ranging from $1185 to $12 75. Wheat—sales, 75,000 bush, or only a remains to be seen. But whatsoever doubt may iments RP which His Majesty is aulmated with regard to the at figure. The weekly raturus of the Ean i ation of Germany. It is also to in the bulion of £143,87 and decrease in reserve of notes of poo Mr. Van Meter, and a lady physician, in a very sen- Ih at they were filed ia the State Department, and are now ot $1 9 for Milwaukee Spring, per sample; $2 13 for No. 3 Chicago, fring Mosh ge om the grievous aspect of the past there work of the internal consolid and $3 15 for Extra Groen Bay Club, Corn firm; sales 150,000 bush, the wi of the Emperor that Europe owes that one of the overs million sterling, i xcites an MR. D. D. FIELD ON THE NEW.YORK CODE, most dificult questions, which threatened to. throw the whele Great deproasion continued to prevail on the Stock Exchange. |The sible sostums, IW! long op and uwaars whisk ux i From The Manchester Guardian, Oct. 5. Continent into confusion, has found a solution alike prompt and London Times of the 5th, fn its City Article, thos remarks upori i: atten oL trist 18 not embarrassing GEORGIA at 84jc. to arrive, and 85c. for No, 1 on the spot, closing quiet. Oste—~ Last evening, very mumerons eadieuce assembled satistuctory; it 1s the Emperor who has greatly contributed 10 torduy fol in al descriptions of securities mude Tofther progiont Jor, The discussion on the proper treatetl of subject, Fanta pinehurst sales. 25,000 bush. No. 2 Chicago Spring at 52c., and Ne. Téledo of a the Nisi Pius Court, to hear an address from Mr. D. D, stave off the danger of a universal couflugration and the we ¥dud thon betwons tho dre sptapullee $b ¢ftect rewtizntions 1 1 in the Vi rudence department, opened by an admirable Ce eines: “aot Pork, $33 HTM, Hastings the codification of the New-York hws, Mr. G.W, explosion of _revolutiopary passions. fhe, Bupaich perfod of the pac eek Exchange demand at she Bank r from Mr. Roundefl, the Secretary of the late Jamaica MURDER OF A PREEDMAN. 850. Barley os sald it had not Deen the custom to have such smbsequently points out that er such shocks ns Ger. wes moderate. In the Stock Exchange money is abu offered ommission, hes been I think the most interesting und AUGUSTA, Ga., Oct. 15.~A freedman was shot in Lard, 18j®@1%. Whisky, #2 38, Causal Freights 17e, has receutly expe and which have mo. st 3) te 4 per cent. The unparalieled depression now exis a useful business the Association has yot done. I was sur- UGUSTA, 14e. on Corn, 15¢, on Rye, Sc. oo Osta, aud l4c. on Barley, Columbjs County last night. The outrage originated from fo the last 24 houss—Flour, 10,605 bbls. Wheat, $4,810 bosh, A Loi Wh I hun of that WALY, td ditical configuration, ‘a certain period of time Is symptom slimes as bed us mab the reckless Dooyanty of It ised and not a little pleased to find in so decorous A sec freedman reported 90.001 bush. Berle beak. Canad vantage bie i and not a 9 0 mn so i of ihe pooence of Mr. David Dudley Field from Me necesary for matters lo rearrange themacivcl, Bul that the whi ahows hal dhe E0at Hel 1 i bere en os a ro Pon of the British public real sense of national short- diffioulf with a white wan, which the to 190004 boss Duta 20.501 bus} Busley, 134 buat York, and the Councli were of opiulon that the Sociul Postion for the great principles embodied Tu fhe Bec or Ten exereiss of judgment. Nothing that cannow be coming in this matter, and an earnest desire of amend: Gen. Tillson, who advised him to seck redress from the civil ~Wheat, 63,560 bush.; Corn, 8,15 i Baxley, 9,000 Beience Association ought not to lose so favoruble an opport reutly contribute to abbreviate that period of transition. id have the slight eer b he ard g 1 ing of worki Ae Krein description of tay PES 47 remain to be done is no longer any more fan a work of of the markets, od w slightest eect In arrentng the downward course yyept. But of course the yourly great ol ETL LUE anbutin rounded. his hose lust, night aud y There Sob du co (Ini dt i BT onsbt 10 canciusion that great work, the tion of peace and of futernal arrangement, Her edifice most be con. thus mospable of Avolding extremes will be ready whenever their MOD which Association holds; not for tho pu 3 af white ae pro tin escape. The citizens ing sb fut solidated, That is the work of a future, which is brought fancy ean be taken in a new disection, to rush in.o Kesh follies quite hearing them and trying to understand their ways of look- murde him while he was a gg force has been sent and from Cawogo for nine days ending October 13-=20,178 bbls. Rlour,s to them a certain are indignant at the outrage. y 776,150 bush, Wheat, 820,210 bush. Corn, 263,970 bush. Ose, laws of Now-York code, Those laws were to a grout oxtent the seme us those of England, sud therefore any work which neorer to vs by the mutual covfidence whose reign the Emperor as extravagant as those from which they have just cwerged, and for ing at social subjects, but to pump on been dono p to arrest the perpetrators. might ve for fe ly oof reducing thoue laws gs code bot InaugUtel” oq” ie Viopeton {bt Amie Burk 1s bounds consequent opon SCL of plausible upper sod middle class views, as ©4576 lo MLE "Dive doom arte in Newton County yuu. Bry. 0 bash. Rye. Tho reels a the port of Char should be no Hon GO thought that a long continued run upon the Bombay branch. Tire total labilicles, been the sensation business of the ongrs Presid y by the military. Toledo and Detroit for tho week ending Octobe: 13, Were— i a houkd be id. ns Ha 3 Dei an, who RUSSIA. only s small portion of which are iu England, amount to 3} millions wis held in the Free Trade Hall, under the Addaey 0 There has been a alight frost in this vicinity. The weather 153,090 bbla. Flour, 1,689,430 bush, Whest, $38,433 bush. Corn, 300,008 oeodings, Mr, ¥jeld said’ the whole law et New-York, SCHAMYL, THE CIRCASSIAN CHILF—HE TAKES THB Ay Livespoor, Oot. 6a. m. Lord Shaftesbury, ang he greet ry i dg is favorbie for the cotton crop, which 1 louking bn er bush. Outs, 198,310 bush, Barley, 119,250 bush. Rye. Ineremss. y VERY crowded so that there was uo ee d ovag, sammy and statute, from the earbiest UC 10 oe premnt ves OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE EMPEROR. @Corton—The Brokers’ Circular ways; The Coton marketin the, 100 Lord Brougham came and wes sent 1h first by him SOUTH CAROLINA. the weok~T10,677 bush, of al! kinds of grain. to be, contained within six volnmes, which he hud erly part of the week was uuusus anlmosted under the impnise 3 hort Joh him. The law of New-York was tho same as that of Corespondence of the London Daily News. advices from New-York of continued high prices and injury to the golf to receive the usual ovation, and made a short speech, i 0swseo, N. Y,, Oct, 16—1 p. mu.— Flour steady; sales of 1,200 blle it having been drought thence, and maintalned Sr. Prrenssuna, Sept. 21, 1666, won, The sales have boen very iarge and quotations sdvevoed until But the fun of the evening only began whon Gen, Neal UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT at $11 753 $15 25, Wheat dull; sales of 2,000 bush. Milwaukee ednesday, when the demand became jew extensive, and some con Dow was called to the front. He reccived a hearty TO a NC by hl Sand Jury Giubat $3 20, Barley dull, but unchanged: sales of 13,000 bosby J yy bh al) the transformations of American Government, Schamyl, the captive Circassian chieftain, has taken 7 eession wes made from the extreme rates of Tuesday; but the werk s all went Bor and for two or threo minute X maden presentment to the United States District Court to-day. Conads at $130. Rye, nominally pt $123 for Canada and Sta ley sllegiance to his Imperial Majesty. The cirenm- closes with a rise in almost every description. American has been in welcome, in mind Hat gant, end the uopuiat the Antrisas Dar the oath 1 Jden flank conservative ono, thoy wou propared to vnder- stances unde le bh a change wns brought about in the grest request from s'l cloawes of buyers, 8 d after an advance of about sothly enough, Then the General made s sudden BEd grey Seeley is RL anes Morrill EYRE Tl HER mre, ln, rsh, hit een CRRA fei wl ius disatitiiong nd Aongst the profession, and, sti) more, emongst he valid. Tt will be remembered that aftor hehting againeg week add up 126,57 os, Including 31,690 on speculation, 200 otherwire sleoholic propeusitics of the British working- of the country ane direct its offorts to the full restoration of the Bavrimons, Oct. 16.—Floer firm Howard st, Superfive $11 79 which, accordin of Union and the removal or modification w ding nalifying pots, Wheat quiet; Red $2 6@$3 Corn—Tellow $1 15; “hile naed fmpression thot the law needed amend. the Russian Reb y taken for Export. The quotations are v Boe, In 1 wen the thme came for the periodical revision hot pa ig 11 2 ARR oT oy yr Gui, ro Pal, Middling. main, abd upon the laws gate Hoansing, fall Wo were insestod in the Consttution sent th iy ao etalucrs, 10 reside a ol 18d, to the General and other stanch pup mon, are specially oonouially the test oath, ‘They also adverted to case of $e jh Iwo provisions RE aT er hat Tap aot En De J hare of R. in The hei i coneocted by a cunning and corrupt atistocraey Aid keep- person Davis, and urged hin speedy trial ov veleane an bail as an uwominal. Osts frm; seles at 50@0%e. Provisions insctivg bry igh asprabled shoud aguojal iy ein Kan ERA TI et Si Do he Ae 2 i ih edt 5 w is 8,00 boos, pestis don. Img the sba¢ J ui th Topo Lumps of aber. Tip 10 4b maar of jus 3d bumasiy usin, Cold vials. "Wider dul; Wena 92'S Jy A

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1866. poor Pp hd TERPSICHORE. li THE BALL SEASON OF 1866-7, To NUMBER OF BALLS TO BE GIVEN THI§ YRAR—WHAT WE PAY FOR DANCING=~WHAT SHALL WE DANCE, AND WHERE SHALL WE DO IT} With the falling of the Autumn leaves and the stern approach of the Frost King, the Ball Season, so dear to every Now- Yorker, whether of the mesealine or feminine gender, ap- proaches in all ite fittering pageantry, with its Tedolence of md, its delicions visions of kid gloves, costly moire antiques, ross coats, French kid boots, and inealeulable and exorbitant by hard-hesrted hackmen. The great metropolis can of being without an equal or rival on all the broad surface the American continent in the number of its Winter festivals, pad the extravagant sos of money spent on balls, concerts, Parvivels, soirces, and other pleasureable and expen- “sive adjuncts of the period, extending from the @st of November to the closing days of March. New- cleans, perhaps, from its thoroughly cosmopolitan character, fr nearest the standard of Metropolitan extiasagn taste, but ker: comparison fails as between a city like ce ew ork, ombracing into its outlying suburb 1,500,000 souls and o old half Spauish, sll French town, with a mixed population 350,000 won, women and children. Last year the atleast one thorsand balls were pa in New-York bil, tisis Winter it is caleulated that the number will reach uring the five rogular months of the season. To the sady ball-gocr a visit to a number of the balls, which occur ry evening in she woek will afford a vast amount of reflee- matter jor after cousideration and prosent study. Should dosire, look at tio haut ton, or the best families” as they callad of the metropdis, he may possibly pay a visit to the harity Ball given for some years past at the Acndemy of nig, after having attired his person in the most faultless dross poat to be procured in Broadway. Having adorned his person dg all the accessories which fashion dictates, our candidate for French pichoreas honors may venture to approach the of the fashionable ball-room, but without them he will er soofal demoralizntion in the eyes of the fair sex in parti- urin ae Solar, and every male habitue in general THE DANCRS MOST IN VOGUE. fashionable dances, are getting into disuse and disfavor, Ask &ny young lady wio has been to cing school and received iossous, hanees to ove the seueely suppressed yawn or frown of dis- leasure, which mere politoncss should hide from a nice young mala unengagod until! the next waltz, gallop, schottische or re. do Thero i an cxeention, however, in favor of the Lan- usio. But setting aside the Lanciers and the Prince Imperial uadrilles, the latter being too difiienlt in its complicate figures of rivalry with the delicious walt or the maddening gallop. While other danees may prove fatiguing or insipid, the waltz 1s onr ro daucers, exactly as it was danced by the Teuton bes who made the walls of Imperial me shake a wight have danced it ere Anthony lost a world in her Ars. It wil never be forgotten as long as dancing remains an de 1a cour of Louis le Grand, the Court dances of the Au. of Queen Aune, and the frivolous and foppish steps "have all passed away into the utter oblivion of the ages ow po more, but still the waltz remains, for a time barbarous latter days. It is strange to witness how a young is poted for languor, and even hectic with, consumption, Ww v's arm. The stop hocomes all at once elastic, the cheek padiant with ploasuref the wovements of the bod) the music, until at last she sinks ting and woaried with pleasure upon the nearest seat. The IY dancers the appearance of a couple of corks bobbing Bp and dows in the water; [ut nothing can be more graceful or he art as De Garmo, Fenereo, or Dumar, or or. ka will not be danced mach at odideation of tho gailop. The schottische has sotionable Taatnres, sach as the tramping while the Varsovie: is a much more beautifvl and grace figure for practical dances. The dashing, maddening gul- the favor of Awcricans, from the large number of armaus sho dace it in our fashionable balls, and t is oertaln A new be introduced by De Garmo this Winter. It is known as the Vasieti "Tt is a strange fact. but nevertheless true, that qnadrilles, as to aguadrille in the ball-room with you, and ten an's observance, wilt uctity the ofionder that he had better re- piers, with jis gracoful figares, stately bowin aud glorious foarn easily, we have no quadrilles which will stand tae test forever Jopular, Toadny this world-old dance is whirled tiirough the thunders of their myri voices, and as The stately poarere of the Court of Francis 1, the min. ridiculous courfesics prevalent when George 1IL was erade, but now refined and modified to suit the taste of ten mp ator once wheeling around a ball-room on her y grateful n id particular, and eves tendon and fiber is strained to do ce fo the fntoxication of ans affect the kop wali 2, which is singularly ungraceful, and pastioal than the gliling, sling step cod by such masters 1 is a dance quite easy to learn ond is wmerel time and the halts made during the pauses in the mu- with ifs ernsh, crush. war and fly-eway movement is gain- hat the gallop will take the place of the polka as a fashionable: ee tls wi lagigienne, and ay It is the fashionable quadrille at the French Sige grain Ne at :at, it will mo doubt prove ork. Reape assert that it will ce of the jers, but hls is rather doubtful. ‘The Caledonisns will nos danced much this seamen—it is said that very fow people fre- Quamting ball-rooms eve: learn the figures properly. EXPENDITURES OF A DALL-GOER. ab Tt takes a moderate income yearly to pay the inenr- ved by a regular ball-goer. Some enthusiastic yo wen will go to 50 balls in a Winter season, and we Lave known two oung men who last Wiater, attended no less than one hundred a twenty balls during the. season. Incredible as this wa ple it is.a fact igo atent to admit of denial. To secomplis! Pins fat, ourtwo Boll enthusiasts would dress. in the evening, xy a visit to the Academy of Music, it a ball was on the taps 8, stop a fow mmuents, partake of some slight refreshment shape of u quadrille or waltz, ihen stepping pss to Irving mingle in the dance for an canoe to the. Eyvojent 18, corner Thirty-fourth-st au Brondway, there to indulge in a staid polka, and after taking look in, at one of Prof Trenor's soirees, take the hird avenue esr: down to the Germania Assembly Rooms in ie Bowery, there to tumble around in a furtous g and in- briate Siomactves to ihe extent pia botile of Khine w Y) Be- w dowa-town, these two OUS YOURE nen wou ya the Clty A ssembiy Rooks, and, i AO i iy the #4 Dutch pall to A was i y (ok tht to do this would natarally tm ba ww of money, beside the and wear and of such an un course on. To alady it is #0 severe a task, aside from the natural tone of the 108, aherent in the fair sex. One little lady, to our own knowledge, as many as 42 halls and 2 evening parties last Winter, ad never confessed to the slightest discomiort or uupleasaut- os8 after hor Winter campaign. M WHAT NEW-YORK PAYS POR DANCING. As has beet stated, there will be nt least 1,200 balls given in this city during the season, exclusive of the innumerable nrees, private perties, surprise ies, wasquerades, somer- acht fists of the Germans and other convivial gatheriags where ho sal*atorial art will have full swing. It is safe to estimate hat an average of 15%) persons, of both sexes, will attend each of these balls, who then inaugurate their ball season. Here have a tofal of 180,000 who will attend the balls of ow-Y ork this Winter. Of this number, probably 33 per cent ill go in such attire as the atest fashion dictates. lowin of the gentlemen a full outfit, its cost will be aboul as f Dress coat, pants, and vest, say..... Rr sp sssinny LZ) g Poots, WBE TURKS. 0. cevnvrvnensnrcbasncasacnnss 15 Half a dozen pair Kids. coe. .oovvniirniimsansnninss 15 Half a dozen Beck theB. «cv cuvevenssrnmsescscnsen 3 A Hack fare to attend six balls during the season... 0 Suppers, thampaign, ete... iii w ADORED 5 do Sah «Tidak ie ns We sin dah wien SLO yor Thisis 6 moderate estimate for a man about town who fre- 5 puests tao fashnouable balls of the scason, without taking into coount the many private occasions, when he is expected to be enerous to himsell. A dresssuit will last, with careful hand- ing, for an entizé Winter, but cannot be used the second year the fashions change so Fipadiy. Another item, old-fashioned “honored rather in the breach than in the obeervance,” is 1 usage now dying away, of presenting the lady who secom- ies you to a with doves. The items above furnished in list will, for 30,000 gentiemen, amount in the total to the ormons sin of $5,700,000, an almost incredible expenditure if were not borne out ly the facts, And it is to be remembered hat the account is only for an attendance at six balls, It is true that the one dress suit will last as we have sald for an en- BE Wiater, bat for every ball ju addition to the six enumerated will be necessary to purchase more or less of the minor arti Gy RE Winer a t+ would be ungallant to omit the expenditures of the fair sex their search afler ploasure, and .we therefore’ give some of Je priticipal items of the bull wardiobe of a faslionable youn 1 iy) ito moderate figures ju our estimate: Josds 1 Larietan dress, CHEAP BL... xsees ve sonnnerocrss-anases SLO pl moire autigue dress, without lace trimwings, $75, with pot CrABURINGS. on ranean ke namadl sans t Hibs ans 100 so wo ordinary plum silk dresses, $50 cach. coovvenennirnnnns 100 pair white satin gaiters, $38 pair............ rR 80 3 omens Pair kid GIOVE. «ovvvrreseernsrnsnsscnscsnmonans 25 gi wing nl dresses RII 1 mp wie ace sons mt #9 Sab 10 wers for head-dress during Winter. .ooovvieeriaenian ase; 1 8 “a 4 a AS wt gh FARE Bnd i rr By Perr ni RL 1 5 This a a fashionable £100 more for her ball expendi- "tares during the season deg A F attendant cavalier. It is a 5 ts aycrage, a8 many fashionable ladies, 1t is well om as mach ag §1,000, and eyen bxceal that amount, d foe bulls given during the Winger. Admitting ladies expend the amount given above (and 5,000 E suthll estimate of the pumber who are satisfied to do as pin mofie] ddtiag the Winter), we have'an addi- al sun of one Mm Jour hundred and twenty-five thousand rs spent by the dear creatures in their dressce and other nalia.” The tofais are as follows ntlemen's expenditures for the ball season £3, 700,0600 expepditures for the ball season... o.oo... 1,425,000 Bo ASO. Joi 0 ed i. aA dod Liki it £6.125,000 v0 Or an amount sufficient to huild over 3,000 comfortable houses the poor at $2,000 each, or to supply 20,000 suck fauilies th breadstulis and fue) during the five months of the danciag Beason. FASHIONAPNLE DANCES. The masie stores are Fesping i immense harvest in the sale of fashionable dance music. revenues of the music stores of this city alone for the gile 6f puck musie, amounts to millions of dollars. The fashionable dances this year will be us rr follows 4 Wa “1/Americane,” (Leap Year), aaa (God Guards’ altz Godt J) op) GALLOPS.—" Ci piso, ostition Amore” i flitin A UADRILLES~"" Varicties Parisdiennes,” Crispino 1, POLEAS.~" Catawba,” Blue Bird Eko,” “Nightingale, 8 BinGust of sales in the same bach of tho trade. 4 Tipe Sn A eral features. ‘Since the destrnotion of “whe have been in the habit H igve that Mr, use of his Ltr for $3,000 night during the performance Black Crook, ‘Niblo's Garden, when the i gadnet be eal a8 a ballroom, wns on the occas the hall to the en outible to gratify the aston of oor balk gOR's our yoo if ating wath ths Ashuly of Musi 18 rebul which will proba gh odour beforg the st of April, te for the grand balls of 3 2 2a od alto the n, e principal ean onl he uceommods “in a boilding of the ity of the Academy of Music are those of the 7th Regi the 7ist Regiment, the 12tL Regiment, sth R ent, Aiony, Liodorkiahz, Purim, ¥ire Department, Charity Ball, nnn Coterle, Stockholde:y’ Ball, Light Guard, 22d Regi ut, and Orphans’ Ball, It is more than probable that Irving wll, the most commodigyy and spacious bull-room iu the city present; will be selectid by some of the foregoing organiza- this Winger, in defanli of the Academy of Bins e. Irving hati can bg secured when noi engaged for £100 a night, the f bah bdo ble ball dpunitdin B40 as woouripr, pd Junklig os 4 r by The ball room, ntee that 100 suppers will be used by the company. he dimensions of 1 Hallaro 71 foot in breadth by 95 feet in length. The hall is h oly decorated and 1, and has beet thorotghly ‘refitted. Sixty-five sets of q 8 cea be on the at once, and the music stand is located in the most eni of the hail. Irving is or y every night from the first of N u 0 25th of April, with a fow Highs inter. ew-York ov: Yening. The most fushionablo’ balls ever held in have been givon at Irving Hall. A great many Jewish balls will take place here this year, and also a large number of masquerade balls, The Germanin Assembly Rooms, in: the Bo are principally devoted to the use of German balls. There are two ball rooms attached to this hall, a large ane, 50 by 100, which reats for £300 a night, and a small one, 50 by 75 feet, which rents for §50 a night. A great number of neh, Italian and military balls take place at the Germania bly Rooms, anil at least 20 masq es will come off at this place d the Winter, Among the famous balls whieh take place here ear are the Ami de la Gaicta aud the Bal de la Gueorde, both ing select reanions of the French Jhopulation of New:Yor he rent, as in the case of Irving of udds hat-rooms and ladles’ dressing-rooms. Major-Gen. Edward Fenerco will open his new Assembly Rooms, corner of Twenty-ninth-st. and Broadway, in a fow days, for a dancing academy, and will also rent his hall, which ia one of the handsomest in the city, for the ordinary purposes of a ball- room. Before being a boy in blue,” Gen, Fencreo was the most fashionable daunc ug nmstoer in the city, and afterward fully sustained the reputafion he had gained by the dance which he fed the Rebels at noke, when in command of the old 51st A york Tafantry. The new City Assembly Rooms are 96 fedt in longth by 50 in breadth, and will accommodate about 36 sots of quadrilles comfortably. The Everett Rooms, corner of Broadway and Thirty-fourth-st., are located in a good neighbor- hood. The majority of the balls which fake piace ere are given members of the Jowish persuasion Hobrew societies. which a new pine floor has been laid down is 45 foot in width by 125 feet in length, accommodating 0 sotts of quadrilies, and, when a ball takes place, is m nificently illuminated by 218 gas-jets, in addition to the usual andoliers. Tho ballroom, drossing-room and bat-room rent for §81 a night, the sappor-room, kitchen and bar-room being charged for extra. The Kverctt Rooms are hired until the latter tisk of March. Trevor's Palace Hull, in Sixth-ave, between Forty- first and Forty-sooond-sts., is a perfect little gem of a ball-rooin. 1t is 45 foet in width by 20 in Jength, and will accommodate 32 setts of quadrilles on the floor, The ball-room, hat-room and suppar-room reat at the reasonable figure of $65 a night. In ad- dition to these principal ball-rooms, there are a score of others throughout the city sugh as the Uhion Assembly Rooms, in Eli th-st., near Grand, Hidebrand's Hall in Hester-st., Har mony Hall in Essex-st., Walhalla Rooms ir Orchard-st., Mille man's Hall fu Seveuth-ave., National Hall in West Forty-fourth- st., and a dozon othars. THE DANCING ACADEMIES. The dancing academics are inmumcrsble and have their goucral inctive feature and peculiarities accord ing to the I ios where these are situated and the class of people who patronize them. The principal Aoademies are De Tarmo’s, corner of Fifth-ave., and Wourtonthit; Dodworth's corner, of Fifth-ave. and Twenty sixth-st; Pro Theodor Dumar's in Fourth-st., near Broadway; Gen. Fenervo's, corner of Broadway and ‘I'wenty-ninth-st., and Prof. Trevor's, at Palace Hall, in Sixth-ave., between Forty-first and Forty. second-sts. The strictly exclusive Jatiunis DeGarmo and Dodwortb; the reapoctable old Knickerboekers and steady going people send their children to Dumar's and Fenerco's, nud the up-town folks patronize Trevor. Lessous are given b) the dif- ferent masters, ranging from $10 to $5 a of 6 to 12 woeks. The Irish dancers patronize Prof. O'Neill, in Seventh ave,, and the Scoteh Prof. MacPherson ju the Bowery. CRIMINAL COURTS. a COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. [Before Justice Kelly.| Yesterday the share of work necessary to be per formed by the Justics at this Court fell far short of the usual amount, although the Calendar was of the average length. The difference arose from the unusnal number of prisoners who plead “Guilty,” and who therefore spared the Court and the reporters the extra labor always involved where there are muny litigated suits. Whether the criminals were yesterday moved by uousually severe prickings of couscience—whether they wero couscious that they had ne good defenses, and so saved themselves certain extra months of Blackwell's lonely isle by sparing the Court the trouble of trying their saveral cases—or whether they chanced to be an unasunlly impecune- ous lot, and all ehanoed to lack the dimes wherewith to employ counsel, are questions we cannot discuss for lack of a know- ledge of the facts. Certaiu it is that not three times in a year is the judicial conshlerstion of a like number of cases cou cluded in so short a length of time, The Calendar contained 37 cases, classified thus: Assault anid battery, 15; petit larceny, 14; gaming. 1; disorderly honse, 1; cases suspended from last Conrtiday for sentence, 6—Total, 3. AX OLd WAY TO Pay New Desrs.—Mr. Ferdinand P. Farle, one of the propriators of Earle's Hotel in this city, made complaint agniast Jonas Wilson, whom he accused of stealing a brass door-key valued at 25 cents. The salt was b ht not 80 much on account of the loss of the key as to to publish to the world, for the benefit of hotel keepers in general the peculiar style of doing adopted by Jonas, About two weeks ago Jo- nas eb atiants Hod partyin ia hit had ras Loar ef-1 w wad all the ba desired to be agc- Commodated with a room, and heiwns received as a regular guest of the house. He remained for a week, taking hearty meals with most commendable regularity, at the rate of about four a day. At the end of a woek he departed, without paying his bill, and leav in lien of -grecnbacks to the amount of about $20, tho cm pet-bag aforementioned, which, whes opened, Jus found to contain three soiled sliirts— ouly these and noth ng more.” Last Saturday Jonas, after his interesting society had heen missed for a week, reappeared, and went into the supper-room end enjoyéd lds evening meal with out, us he did not offer to pay for leave the house in a very sly mennts he Mz Karle, aul he was at once recogaisod genddeman of a week before, was searched but no woury was found on his person, aad a Sis Buchgt was discovered a brass key, which was instantly by Mr, Earle as the key to vom No. 151, which was the apartment which Jovas Jonas Las a uch trouble Tn Ain As Jonas Las so Sibiky woout 1s board. ag Matte; as he has so great an tite and so little money, the Justioe deemed it but kind mercifid to provide him with free boerd for a couple of months, for which tine ke was sent to the Penitentiary, AN UNNECESSARY, THEFT. —To have judged from a passing glauce any ous would have thought that James McCune had rags enough about his person already without stealing 23 pounds more from William Yates. Jumnes was engaged to sort rags for Mr. Yutes, and took occasion to carry off a quarter of a hundred weight James was attired for the most part.in a sol- dier’s overcoat which he may have purchased with the seme currency he paid for the rags. He was sent to the Island for two months, Preparing ror Winter «Two boys of LL and 13 years of age, named William Madden and Jamos McCarthy were brought up for stealing clothing. They went into the house of Mrs. Bridget Fitagerald and carried ofl from thence a cont, pair of pautaloons snd certain ether articles, They west both scout to the House of Rotuge. BNOW-GATHERING."—The crime known in the slang of the Thieves’ Vocabulary as Snow gathering,” and which mysteri- ous phrase, when translated, is found to signify stealing linen from the clothes-lines of laundresses when it has been hung out to dry, is a very popular one at this time of year. Itisa low branch of the Profession, however, and no respectable thief will ever resort to it. The great masters of the art of Larceny never demean themselves by taking anything more vulgar than money, watches or jewelry, Howes r Mon Ring, not being animated by that noble ambition which might have led him to garotting,"” burglary, or even highway robbery, possibly eom- plicated with murder, stole the clothes from a line in the prem- ses of Jacob Lowenburg, and got one month for it. A Disnoxest THIEF. ~The old saying that there is ‘honor among thieves’ is too often disregarded by the more vulgar members of the larcenous guild. For instances, John Toune- moote stole a cont from William Myers. William diseoveral the theft, and charged it on John, who owned up, and said that Le bad pawned it, but that if William would grant him oae week's time he would redeem it. To this request William mag- napimounsly aceeded. But John, with a perfect disregard of those honorable sentiments which should ever obtain mmong thieves who have a proper respect for themselves, redeemed the coat and then sold it, applying the money to his own use and benefit, Mr. Myers was naturally indignant at this gross breach of trost, and cansed the nrrest of the lying thief, who was sent to the Penitentiary for two months. A Larcexous Lusatic—Patrick Healey, a rough looking man in his shirt-sleeves, and who was very incolerent in Lis manner, was brought into Court for stealing a shirt from James McMillen. A kind-hearted policeman stated to the Court that Healey is crazy, and uot morally responsible. Justice Kelly thought that the best thing for Lim woild be to send him where he will be taken care of by a competent physician, aud accord- ingly sent him to the Island for four months. A FPeyixixe FENIAN Fixxecax Firour.—-Mary Clayton was brought up for an assault and battery committed on the august person of Mrs, Catharine Hayes. Catharine is not the “sweet singer” of that name, but is a Milesian sister of far less illus- tious fame, ‘The story of the buttle, when told, revealed the fact thag the two women got into a quarrel about certain of the Fenian Woldier-boys cogaged in the late warlike raid into Cun ada. Either their ideas as to who were the bravest differed, or else their preferences for some one individual were so identical #8 to light the fires of jealousy —at uny rate a ficrce fight wos speedily inaugurated, in the course of which Catherine got whipped. Hine (le lachryma.” The Justice thought that it was so nearly an even thing al ready that a single solitary dollar would make it right, and ne- cordingly Mary was filed that tremendous sum. She might as well, however, have been fined $100 as 100 cents, for §1 was just exactly $1 more than she had, Oue day in prison will, iowever, pay the debt, Axorner CAR Dipvicvury.—John Cochran, a driver for the Second-ave. Railroad, brought a complaint agelnst Wilam Varley for assault and battery, It appears that the cars got “blocked” in Oliver-st., and Varley was pulling the bell-strap violently, and when Cochran desired lim 10 stop he, with two feud of his, attacked Cokin and beat him severely, Ihe eating wos to by two witnesses, and Vale found guilty A i] for punishment. J ves Barons AT LOGGERHEADS —Two 'Tongshoremen, brothers, named William and John Morrison, were accused of beating Michael Parcell liam and John seem to be favored with iarge number of tender-héarted sympathizing female friends, for there were seven women in Court who wept bitterly all the time of the examina The quan w out of a former disagreement between th men, which too! Race over a year ago, At that time Parcel took n knife from William Mo in order, as he says, that ht not co dba jpurter. t Saturday, as Purcell Le was sitting on his step, two asked Purcell shout the kre, and at bc tio ora rw urt barder and the quarrel speedily ri into blo fied the brothers £25 ak bh was at _— 3 le Co of the feminine sym and the enti the court-room wiser men and happier re burs Yulee out of AN APPECTIONATE BON. ~An eld indy named Caroline Brown brouglt Ler grown-up son, Isaac Brown, into court for beating her. Her mother's heart falled her, however, at the critical moment, and instead of uting her brutal boy she besought with mdi§ tears that the Coprt would let him go. The Just Sonsented and they departed she, doubtless, oh again to be made w fee I Bp raion hg eth ti A Femare Fionter.—Mr, Caleb B, Clark complajned that Lis wife, Mary A. Clarke, bad assaalted and beaten him. He is an old sad feeble man, snd Mary looks abundantly able to do all that her husband charged. He, however, thought her suf, ficiently punished by having been locked up for a day or t id he stated his willingness to try lier a cain, TSke hs hdmonished, however, a the magistrate, that if ghe does bot hereafter treat Ler busband with proper reppoct go bs Liable gb aay due to by called up and punished on this same charge. Tho happy pair went smiling away. A He Stor, 70 Fin A TIOME.~One of {hose sad cases only to be found in large cities was brought before the court yosterday when the affi'r of Michael O'Brien came up. It is by no means an unco occurrence for a eertain class x uts, whose sensibilities have long been callonsed by re couvietions, to seek at this time of or when the more severe weather of Winter comes on, a home in some one of the various publio Institutions” of the city. Some of them feign sickness or injuries for the purpose of getting into one of the great hos. itals. This is by far the most agreealle place of all the public fomes for the indigent, as the dainty diet allowed the siek, and the perfect immunity from work, exactly suifs the Jay ruven! who won't work for a living The careful scrutiny of the skill- ful physician, however, om fails to detoot the simulated disease, or the self-inflicted wound, and the one who attem this game takes little by his motion. If entrance is refi to either of the Alms-1louses, the last resort of the inveterably lazy vagabond is to commit slight crime for the express por. pose of getting sent “up to the Island,” where they are certain of sufficient food and plenty of warm clothing, though they aro made to work. They hope to shirk the labor, or at all events they wesolve to take the chances. Michael O'Brien stole from William Gaul twenty-five cents worth of Jiu wood and slowed himself bo) bo caught iat xr on one mouth, where He was sent up only Cow hoped for six. His next lareeny, which may looked for about the 17th of November next, will Jrobabl be something of more veloe, so that he may be prov ded with a Lowe for the balance of the winter. Axorier KiNpLING-w0oDp Case.—Two little boys, aged 10 and 11, named John Coogan and Michael Hickey, were charged with stealing kindling-woed, but, although guilty, they were re- manded in the hope that their parcu.s may be found to take them home and take care of them. Too SyarL To Pusisi—Mr. John A. Lawry brought up a mite of a boy about 6 years old for snatching a pair of stock- ings from before his store and running away with them. The prosecutor when asked why he desired to punish so mere a child, replied that he is one of a gang of uvenile thieves who are sent out by their parents to pick up whatever they can lay their hands on. When asked by the clerk the formal question, “Guilty, or not guilty,” he replied, with the air of an old vet- eran, “Not guilty.” "The remark of the complainant may be true, “That boy, Sir, has forgot moro than 1 ever knew. However he was sent off with his mother. AN Ex-POLICEMAN I¥ TROUBLE. —Mr. Charles A. Gore, who a short time ago was a policeman in the Eightoensh Ward, but who was for cause recently dismissed the force, is now in cus- tody on a charge of assault und battery committed while he was an officer. Gore states that the alleged offense was committed while in the regular and proper discharge of his duty. He says that ho entered a lager beer saloon (0 quell a disturbance nt that time going on there, and that w hile attempting to arrest a man, he was interfered with by the complainant, who then re. ceived the injurios for which he now brings suit. lie was found guilty; but re for sentence, KEEPING A GAMBLING LRoOM.—~An old man, named Jerome Tice, was brought into Court on the complaint of Mr. Ralph P. Parker, that he kept a disorderly house, which was fre- ented by boys and negroes for the purposs of gambling. he prisoner plead guilty, and asked the mercy of the Court, stating that since the event he had closed his place, and that honeeforth there shall be no canse of complaint. His plea of gulity wus accepted, and he was fined $1680, which will probably care him of gambling hercafter, Fast Dxivine,—Patrick Gannon was employed by somebody to Lold a horse which was harnessnd to a light wagon. Ina short time Patrick got tired of sitting still, and concladed to bave a ride, and so started off at ful speed. Not being maeh of a driver whon sober, and at this particular time being druuk, it is not to be supposed that should be free from necident. In the course of his he drove at 2:40 speed across the heads of a team of hofses which wore attaebed to a car, and threw the driver of the car from his platform to the ground. Patrick was remanded for sentence. Brrixe.—Edward Hall, a colored waiter at the Merchants’ Hotel, who, in a quarrel, bit the car of Nathaniel Price, another waiter at the same place, was brought up for sentonos, and was fined 825. "To the remark of his counsel that he conlda’t puy 25 cents, the Justice said, Then be must stay twenty five days in prison,” und he was marched off accordingly. Mixok Lagcrxies.—Michael O'Conner for stealing a bale of cotton bats was sont up 1 month; Henry Hoffman for stealing from Michael McGoey was sent to the Ilouse of Refuge 1 year; Mary Thompson, a eolored woman, for stesling an under ment from Sarah Bonvel got 4 months; George Davis stole a dozen shirts from Lewis Freeman and was sont up 2 months Michael Denny for stealing #5 in earrency from the till of George Pleffor was seat 2 months to the Island. Mixon Asaaver.—Louls Kessler, for beating Fiederie Eber. hard, was flued $15, when the Court adjourned to Thursday next. i A THE TOMES POLICE COURT. [Before Justice Hogan. Carrose of Bumorans.—Late on Monday night, Henry Bisondorff foroed off the lock of the apartment of Mr. Charles Mille, #8No, 85 Forsythat, and entering the room without awaking the occapant, stole from thence a silver wutch, a wallet potialaing 7, and other artich, altogether of the of 845. Karly Pridey worning, wiyle the thief was fring through Chatham uare, having the stolon property u basdle on his shoulder, he was arrested by Oifieor U Shea of the Fourth Precinct, and taken to the station house. There he confossed having comuuitted the rglary, and admitted that the articles eoutaiowd in the bundle seed to Mr, Miller, Yesterday ho was commitied for trial by Justice Hogan. He is native of Germany. aped 0 years, and was a lodger in the Lonee where the burglary wid committed. PUIMENT CURIOSTY, Yesterday afternoon the foreman of the luborers employed upon thaghgilding in course of erection in Broadway near Grandst e@bwerved a well-dressed N neg) She PULmAR v J oung mad SERN CRA busily engaged date Coa dy prowenaders passing above, Offfcer MeArthur of the Broadway squad on duty in the vieialty wis sent for, bat before his arrival the workmen had emptied a pail of dirty water over the fellow, eansing him to beat a precipitate retroal lato the building, He wus taken futo custedy by the oilicer, ond ar ralyg before Justion Hogan at the Tombs, whe committed him for trial in defaslt of bail. ile gave the name of Andrew Horst, and said ke resided in King #t Anrnpst oF FReiont THIRvEs.—For over a year and a half past freight fn large quantities has been stolen from the steam boasts of the Fall River line, causing a serious loss to the com- pany, Xforts have been made by the captains of the boats and the agent of'the Line to discover the thieves, but po clue to them could be found, and it was not until recently that any liglt was thrown upon the matter. Cae evening ined week Oflicer Moffat of the Fourth Precinet arrested Wilkam Boyd and Charles 1. Suffkios, in whose possession were found 14 pairs of boots. They were taken to the stetion-house fn Usk st, whiere Boyd stated to Capt. $horne that be wus wate of the propelior Mount Vernon the Fall River line. The prisoners were detained in the station house, and Capt. Thorne called upon Mr. Erastus Littlefield, agent of the Fall River line, and learned the fact we have stuted-<that for 15 months past bales and bales had been broken open while in transit between this city amd Fall River, and robbed of a portion of their contents. The boots taken from the prisoner Sir L fdentificd as a portion of those stolen from a cose in the Mount Vernoa, Su uently the prisosers confessed having stolen the property and gave Capt. Thorue Information which enabled him to secover nearly $1,000 worth of boots, shoes, hats and other articles, Some of the stolen property was found by Capt. Thorne in Yarmouth, Maine, another portion ia san suction house in Brooklyn, and a quantity in 8 house in East Now. York. It is probable that more of the stolen property will be found. Other persons beside thoss arrested are he leated in the transaction, and they will probably be arrested in a fow days. Yesterday Boyd nud Lutialn were arraigned before Justien Hogan aid on the complaint of Mr, Litteileld were committed for tial lundefault of bail. Bs SE JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. Bofors Justice Dodge Prosance Faran Cur with A HAMMER. —A man named Louis Welgs was committed to await the resalt of injories inflicted on George A. Shaffer with a Lammer yestor day. Shaffer was taken to the Bellevue Hospital and now lies An a very critical condition. Tue blow was the result of a quar- rel K Meroerst., but what the quarrel was about Oflichr Moore of the Eighth Precinct, who wade the arrest did not learn, Fixzp #ok DeAwWING A Revorver—{ustave Rowald was fined $10 and ordered to procure ball in $500 to keep the peace for drawing a Joaded revolver on Jane Rowald, at No, 103 West Twenty-fifth st, CRUELTY T0 A Honsg.—James Moran wes held In $300 to answer for bruelly striking a horse with a large paving stone, while driving through Avenue I on Monday, Ha entered bail for Lis appearance, Axorugi LARCENY. Elizabeth Martin of No. 106] Fast Twenty-cighthst. dropped her pocketbook containing §1 43 in nickel cents and fractional currency, whieh was picked up by Catharine Beek, who refused to deliver it to the owner. She was arrested by Officer Crawford of the Twenty ninth Precinet, with the pockeét-book in her possession, and was held ia $300 10 suswer. rr I ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. [Before Justico SifAxuv1Ey.) Attempt 70 Piok A Woman's PookgT.—A man named Henry Mangles was detected by Officer O'Connor of the Tenth Precinct attempting to pick the pocket of a woman who was listening to the speeches at the y onda evening. John Jordin and. Will Sc wer dip dre Se oF Sox hou Sid Assisting Wa 13 bis dos 'Sjey A WOMAN AfSAULTED AXD BEATEN BY WoMEN.—A Woman named Mary E. McCarthy of No. 138 Forsyth-st, was sssaplied and beaten by two others named Mary A. Kelly and Martha Smith, who entered her room as early as 5 o'elock yesterday morning in a state of intoxication, and beat her with their fists wud out her head severcly with tumblers which they hurled ot her. They were comuitted to answer. Rorx Tuigr.~Thomas Hunter was committed for examina tion for stealing 10 fathoms of rope from the shipyard of Win. HH. Webb, af the foot of Sixth-st., East River, yestorday. LARCENY. ~John Keenan was also committed for examina. tion on a charge of stealing fractional currency to the amount of §3 from the till of B, Meehan, No. 34 East Broadway. i pe, 2 12 a COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. [Before Recorder Hackett, GRAND LArCESY.—William Moriarty charged Wil- liam Connor with having stolen from Lim his watch and obain, SAG $15 wr lia \uiling in a crowd on Broadway on the n the burning of St, 5 risoner's hand passin ery theta), Mortorty 3:8 kis watch and chain; but thongh he collayed Connor at the in stant, he was unable to find any trace of the property on his persei. Lhe J ed the Juty to find a verdict of not guilt 4 y John Reynolds was brdficht bet: re the Court on a charge of larceny. Joseph Ford: testifled that on the 6th jnst, ho employed a man in Eighth-ave., whom he belioved to be a public Jute to carry rome Fira of cassimere aud a ploce of silk, ho value of all being $66, from Baldwin Co.'s store, No. 50 Leonard st., to Pier No, £1 North River. The goods were never delivered aud nothing heard about them, until Officer Carson, while engaged on another though similar mission, saw the par. ocls in the Justeasiin of the prisoner, 10 the basement of a store in Greenwich-st. Reynolds avas in company with the unknown porter, on the day hie was hired Ly Mr. Ford, but thero Lelng uo evidence to establish his guilt regarding the stealing o tho property, the Jucy gave a verdict gf ugt gully. BALES AT Church Union’ M00: iiee sass oud atid tern nsnnn eR Gold. 16 Got opened weak and sold dgw 2000. acs sannne 100. ciuvanernes wa 100. cuseanssnns BTROLEUM AND MINING THE MONEY MARKET. STOCK EXCHANGE. Coal Moh Central 65 3............115) 104 Se Monae a B00. els 113 West Union Tel. (Mich 86'& N Tnd. West Rus mse ssa nasan Fon 1,.30, #2 g73, 100.778 Gall’ Quickdilver raz Ty Cleve 1 Pitts 50. Chic. &N. W.Prf. 200. 000s 00eadi’ T 1,500...... ERE EY 7 AIIETI A 134 Clev Toledo 500. c0eeeanss. 119 200: 144445444. 11 ohh........ swash 120,000. 0 <ass H 500... 44 Chic. R.L R. Now-York 6s, 1887 Brunswick City Id. 500..... ansseas 108 1,000; «x. vn 0425 200. 020s» arane SBN ROD...sunsunnan N XY Cen Gs, 1833. 100..... ho Tol., W.& West "4 in maamy 300).....0000 aha 400... coninnnn 49 Mich South S B Boston Water Powr ol Wain West, 0 LODO. .0vuus ans 1 LF TARR ven NN LA), rinuesnns Pitts, Ft W &Chic 1/N Y Central, Pitt, FtW&o 400... con 103} 5... ae aa Cp AO ee wanes 3H Chic N West con-| 700..e..00ees..116] 2,000.....000...0 sol'd con bonds. 50. .ceenenees. 1168] 300... 8....... 10K 15000. cus sovnes 300.04 an0seeasld 200. .......810.100 Cc Erle. Alton &T IL FRR 140 100. .00senneess B13] 200..caaaeees 43 Phoenix Bank 500........860. 793 100.......... 43% 1 A TE 0 AER 860. Al T Haute Pre Central Nat Bank 0 TR $saonnn S33) 100s 02ssnssnes IB Re 116° 100: pers aersas pt wating 76 Fourth Nat Bank. |Erie Preferred. Mar Cin 1st Prf 33.00ciussenans 1004] 100. ..casencnes kg a ens ra Metropolitan Bank? Teorerennneneas B4 |Milwankee St P uppers A Cy TR b30. E5}| 300.eseenssnns Canton Hudson River YOO. 0ssnsnsnnss oo 100... ceseesese D4 300. .00us.nnaa 1963] 200........ “ses 100.000 00000200 53°] 200.....000000 toe} Mil St Paul Pref. Delaware IL C Reading 100: coun esnenses 12. uunnn onsen 106 400.0 uennen HS B00. ..ue ol Cumberland Coal PL| 50....... vees.1154 Norwich Wore CT NI a ee Mi eecassssarune di 3004s suena 813, 56 1 o'CLOCK POARD. U 8681881 Rely. (Mariposa Pref (I! Cen 10.000. oan 44s. 1123) 100...... sass 126 US 6s, 520 Coup 62) 100. cuuussenns 258 400. ciinniinn. 126 lL FRR 1134] 200......... iv 30s caunnsnn «127 US 6s 52 Coup as 100............ 27§ Clev. Pitts. 100,000. 110§ N Y Central FON 91} Treas Notes, 73-10 19. ............116§ Chic Kock Is. 21 Series, {Erie Ee. 5000: +45 gees SSR AD «snes ses 2} 200........o vu. 108} City 5s, 18% Hudson River Pitts, Ft W Chie 00. 2 ngs 5s ,v32 Tere J LET I Tenn State 6s New Readin 1,000. 0. «uuu 100 20,000: 00sienns 3 0 115] Mil S€Paul prf 3B.000.... Vdd ERR 106 BOD. ..cnuvuiis. 76 Pitts. F.W.& Chio 1 Mich So& No Ind |[Tol, Wa Western 3000...... 404s LIX JO BOR 200. .cnninuiie.. 4 Chic RI Doad 00 sans sine en Sok Milwaukee 5 P BOO. oceans sens 102 {Chic N West I 15. cciinnsnnns 504 Canton 00..c00uees dor THE) 200. .0siiinss 00 ives eased SET Aa sis dnsiny I] 24 OCLOCK BOARD. 17 S 6s 520 Coup,'62 Atlantic Mail Chle North West 00,000, 0s .5 LS 109. 860.110 500. uenesanens 4 US 64,59 Co,'65n.1 NY Central MI. innesnrnsse 40) TL HART A U7 JIE [L) Bp 173! 200. .cc0iecsnnes 45} U'S 5s, 1040 Rog 600. .ususnsene. NATE} Be san enpnsns 44 Li SE ET POH 100. enniinns ..H8 (Chico N W Pref U'S fe 1040 Coupon| 400. ....cecuun LIBR] G0. onnnnnnn. 15 10000. c0.uue oc P04 200. 0snasuness ABR 500. 0uisrosans Treas Notes 7310 500. ceuesvrnsn. 118 Clevy Toledo od Pacific Mail 8 Co PR as asad 300,000. UT 216 X sss snsnss JBL 3 Se E cL RR iif 250,000. .105F 1L500...000 cus £3}, Chic Rock Islan: N Y State 6, '73 Krie Preferred Ll ns anos 48 109 TLL MA YY Hlleguesesrvers CRE EAE 100% Tennessee Gs, Now IW. ..oovinnee 3 Tol, Wa Weston 0 Re RR 7¢] Hudson River AE es Ter nnes O& Misa Cort 30 iadevernnnse PEt W&O [FIN 1 1) PR 3 4... JTW 1,400... cones CLT et ig A 1g! Alton Terre Haute Quicksilver. ichSo& Nolnd 500.......c.... BOO. iis unssenss 85 FO iknssnnsnss 90} Mil St Paul 1 Wj Le. cons SOF 100. cauiinen vas BI West Union Tal 20 esse nprnnns d 1 Ro oa Rae 543 Illinois Ceutend Mil St Paul Pre Cumberland pref. 0). cuuneens. 7} 00. can esnseess 17 BR envi nsrnnns oy T7 JOORRRN |B Nr Mariposa (Cley Piting £71) RRR Ya EJ OPEN BOAKD OF BROKBRS—I0 A. M, Ohio MissCer Mariposs Pref (Mich So N Ind FUTL LY MRRP J J RFP is sabat ss o bw BO TT RIDIN. LR IRIE EYL JO 1% A 0 0.m0. .....bY BUN i cons s 50 4 0. TO ecranns ei: EV W000. 34 West Union Tel 20. canned 3 10,000, 265. 3) 600... Sj! L100. L...o.0f BY 30.000, .....05. 2g NY Central FNeiinne. 83. 8 Canton p11 VJ 35 1 RS T 8 OT ERR 55 Wh. oii nn ves. 116f Cleve Pitts Mo... TCO IF LT JOURS JER 1 RS 90 100, ovuevrnnes SAf AW, 116} BN... iL Cumberiand 10 i ways ha 83.1164 40... red Sas rmssunnn oR TEL Te 0 had wo 300. .0000usn OM BNL ag COV RANG. aT M0; ivau ive 0 [1 JOR: 15 P13 SH 1) DO 1 Boston Water Paw rl 600... .ocooen 1134) 200. .........0. LIS} TONETE RY RR 1154 Chie, R Is Pa Spruce Hill $00. inn. ba 1154 90. auivinan. MOT 00s. cov vanvin 400... ace. bio 1154 100. .ueuseans ec 0 Quicksilver b Me und £3 1154] W0......... b3.107 1, JET Mi Alton Terre HL WO... ...c0 07 BRN snvssere C6. 5 #0...onuue.... 433 Chic N West 1 JPET RAE 5 (Tol, Wa Western 260... 1“ 100 OH H..susinnses 9} 6........ he 44 Mariposa 2O0D. ...invannse ADg] HX). cannes 10 13§iChic &E NW Pref 20......... b3 44 Erie LO ae anes 74 1 30D. ..00000s 0 4 BO. ..unnrnnree BIH B00... one. D3, THE, Ft W C ex-diy §N0....000. boo, weg! 200............ 3] I. .usienenssn {1 SR By. Ry 300... 860, Le! 10... Pr. 1 83. N23) UFEN BOARD OF DROKERS—1 P.M Ohio Miss Cer Now-York Centrsd (Chic, RT Pa 10.000 0% x BTL TT MOH 100. cen verans 10,000 .....030. Xi} 100........ bis. 117 100. Liv. 10%, AO ohh ADR 0. acespassr1]T. 3 DIN: sameness 1043 Boston Water Powr Hudson River ox dv Chilo North West P00. .iveiinan. S28 100 Lan 83.1304 RO. ihe cranes Cumberland Reuling $00. .0nenss anse $F B00. 24 umn ups sus or IRR AIR RE 8% WW......000... ii Biueh Hi 800. ....4. ba hf 200. ceanesbl. 44 A br. 4p 2........ SLO 1150] BO. eencnneseee a Butler Coal. Mich So No Ta 300........ B10. #4 1 IRR 16}! 209.......... e. 80}! 100........ 5. Jol TO 3007 1,000 0ussunsnns SF 2D... 4... unease 41g 100 rans La... 5. b3. Chilo NW Pref ulcksilver 309. shes BOY HA saan st suis «74 Le) PR HM} M........ blo sa}! Sn... arasdes Mariposa. 300........ 05.7001 M0....:.... 83. He A. 13} Clev Pittsburgh %0............ Mariposa Pref 8500. 000sscnssss SE) 00. .0ussnsss b3. 7 SEE) etn nnnnsess 084 200. b10. 914! 590........ 0. 800s 20s aanszs 120. eens oo. NYP, Ft W Chivexd 1 PN si5. of! 900........ 810. 91} X0.......... o 19 Frie 00. ....0002 0. 9h] N0....... blo. 110 Mle ene seners #24 Clev Toledo ex 8v 200... seuss 110 400. nee 004 0ns ui 283 400. +0vseessses 9 0 i 1104 MR eny nea $3. 2 50........ b15 1194 Illinois Central Cs #10. #2}! 200....... s3 184 100. .e pian. 127 OVEN BOAED OF BRUKERS—3 P, M. 0 Miss Cert Erie Clev Pitts 30.000. .....03 309] 40...c0aennnns 8351 Sf) cues b3. Boston Water Pow'r| 300. .ec.vees.. B33 200, o.oo... BW [LVR blo. 32f 200.........85. &ij Chie, R Is Pa Rutland Marble {Hudson River ex div, 300........... 100 EK nap 44 3h 100. .se0es canenl dB FORD sense sanans 108 Cuisberland Coal [Rad 1 300... 0ns a3 10 I Ry 200...... seenes 116} Cley Toledo ex dv Mariposa Prof A IR 1164 1400..... x nse: 100 Yellen Michigan Central. as bd. 14 West Unfon Tel 10.....ivnses 116 LIA A 540 100,........83 1153 fll. esnesssnsrus 544 Mich So No Ind FOO......,..D3. 54} 600, pt «x New-York Central 200.. blo. 90% 300 800. .ccovssnnse 118} S00, 8) XK Jp 118g 100. A410, KX 0 B00. 2 urnns. HI 1184 S00, bd. 9 100... ..ho ll 500... «en WF 600 S00. ««-D3. 11841 300.. by, «KC 400. ..0e...b3. 1164] 200... ...83. 13. 45) 400. unseen... 1183 Chic NW Pref 100....... 810. 45 100, ener 560. LUBE, 600.0sssrsensns 793 PF, Ft W C ox-div Qaickallvar %00.... ....D3. 151] 600, ........b3 11 TJ Sif 20.........b3. 758 300........b10.110 100 sennencs D3. 50 900,000 0...80. 10 AFPORPP BTOCKS. Mining Stocks. La Crosse Gold Davidson C r American XI] 00.0,:0000e0s 3 0 SA 210 100.0. couns 430 20...,.....53 3 45] 1,500. after 2 05 100, nen neeees 4 18] 100... ures. 3 50] American EX vevsasacss 4 20! 500. af cl..D3 3 0 80. ..eorinnnes 30. ......b30 4 35 Mill Crezk SECOND CALL. ER b3. 4 20 1,500,... Bengehoff R 100...... ..53. 4 18/ Montauk Gola R00 +a wv nian Denton, [1 ES b30 59 American Fla 100. cuueeeness 210) 500,.,...... Gat A TOR aessessssns 415 300. 00e..0..D3 8 10 300 40 90] 1,008..." Mill Creek Gold 00 6 9 00! Montann 4 h 900) 20....... wes 55 hs 6 B80 200 Nis Gold 0.........h3 6 80} 100.. wees 300) 4 ARTERY Downleville Ge Smith Parmeloe 000.........00 6 000.0 0i vine 296] 100,000... 10 35] 1, ...h30, 08 1,000. b3. 26) 300...cuus.... 13 25| La Crosse Gold ColG&BSOS [1 Re 130.13 20) 100. ces canna. 3 50 OD nes nennsr 20° 000, ;,02%4, A320 100... Ww Hope Gold. Wallkill Quarts Hil Hi ease nnsss 3. 751 20000 s 00a .b3o 2 00. 000004 hao 6 Keystone 8 600, verses 220! 100,.00s0..83. 800 2,000,.......43 £0] 500, bd0 2 27) 100 uses bio. 5 95 00. cavinasess 20) 100.000. I Tera Gold 5 L000, Togspay, Oct. 16—r, 1, to 149}. There is an imgpresmon that the Government has been selling, but it lacks official confirmation. The payment of the November Co. free enough 012 fo ru was gent adios recent quotations. o dosing rate was 149}, ARI Phe stock market opened dull and for a time was weak, with a pressure oi fhero was conside buying to replace stocks sold at yosterday’s extreme rates, and prices recoveged slightly. The market is quite sensitive, but the prevailing feeling is still bullish, Government stocks were weaker on the gold issues and steady for the currency loan. State bonds end- railway mortgages were lower. Baik shares are firm with sales of Fourth National at 108}. In the miscellaneous cont, Cumberland 1, and Atlantic Mail 1. Union Navie gation rose Tho railway share list showed a general deoline, As compared with the Now-York Central fell 3 per cent; Erio, ferred 3; Hudson River, Reading, 2; Michigan Central, 2}; do. Southern, 24; Illinois Central, 3; Cleveland and Pitta- burgh, 34; North-Western, if; do. Preferred, 2; Cleve- land and Toledo, 3}; Rock Island, 17; Toledo and Wa- bash, 3; Fort Wayne, 1§; Alton and Terre Haute, 1§; do. Preforred, 14; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 1f; and the Pre- ferred, 33. After the board the market was steady, and under quite moderate buying stocks soon recovered much of the decline of the morning, At the close of the day, Cumberland had advanced, as compared with the morning board, Mariposa Proterred, New-York Central, 2; Erie, 14; Hudson River, 1; Reading, Michigan South. orn, 1; Illinois Central, 1; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 2; Rock Island, North West ern, 14; do. Preferred, dnd Fort Wayne, The closing prices are as follows, with a sharp demand for North- Western shares and Cleveland and Pittsburgh: Ohio and Mississippi, 33§@334; Canton Company, 53}; Boston Water Power, 32232}; Cumberland Proforred, 58] 258; Quicksilver, 554 35); Mariposa, 13{@13}; do. Preferred, 2}22); Western Union Telegraph, 51j23}; XN. Y. Central, 118§@118}; Erie, 83)@83}; Hudson River, 12732128; Reading, 116j@116}; Michigan Central, 115§@116; Michigan Southern, 90§ #90; Illinois Central, 120§@127; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 93293}; Cleveland and Toledo, 121} @121}; Rock Island, 108§2108f; North- Western, 464; North-Western Preferred, 76; Fort Wayne, 1103 2110}. Mining shares continue active. Bullion Consolidated sold at $5 40; Consodidated Gregory, $15 75@$16; Cory- don, $6 75286 80, and $6 90 b, 30; Smith Parmelee, $13 202413 35; Quartz Till, $5 90. The Money market is more activo, and some lenders are gotting better rates, The drain of currency to move the grain crops is beginaing to have its effect, and though the demand for that purpose is not so large as many antici pated, it is still sufficient to make people more prudent. The advance in stocks, gold, and many kinds of merchan- dise tells upon the price of money, and it is evident that speculation for the future must pay high rates for accom- modation. The cotton erop is moving slowly, but will goon eall for a large amount of currency to pay the tax upon it, which must be done when it leaves the grower's bands. As the banks of the country are already widely expanded, and in no condition to supply currency freely to move either the cotton or grain crops, it is reasonable to assume that the recent low rates of money cannot continue, Now business among brokers to-day was done at 5 per cent, but large amounts wese borrowed at 4 per cent, and at 3 business is done in some cases. In Commercial paper no change. Foreign exchange is steady, Bills at 6 days on Lon- don are quoted at 106§@106§; for commercial, 10732108 for bankers; do., at short sight, 107f@108§; Paris at 60 days, 5.26] @5.23}; do., st short sight, 52372521; Ant worp, 5.26} 15.25; Swiss, 5,206} @5.25; Hamburg, 354 830%; Amsterdam, 39) 240; Frankfort 40J@10§; Bremen, 77@ 78; Prussian thalers, 71@714. The Treasury is understood to be still a buyer of the loans of 1867 and 1863 at about 922 93,snd interest in gold. Quite o largo amount of these bonds have been paid, as will ap- pear by the next debt statement, The operation is a good one for the Treasury, and if the whole amount could be re- tired at once it would be a public benefit. Thus far the purchases are stated to amountto $4,200,000, For printing cloths, The Providence Journal says: pith tor Cia for at delivery. He Yuantity of goods on hand®ls v Nght, Moot of the sales for o past week were for to following are tho sales 25,000 S64 sold 3 week aso Saturiny: Pit hat reported. ice ein S4x04, i Fx, HM Tigen beavy: 12,000 do. 8 1) 00x64, Me. 5.000 ds Tro Night on hand, Total, 1%, od 53% 8000 do. 35280, The Chicago Republican says: The stringeney in the money market seems to be increasing. has been a very urgent demand amounts have beeu he receipts from the of our merchants are of cholera having kept usual Dubing the past 24 hours there for currency by country bankers, and seut forw y Meanwhile, East are very t much lighter that t week, the country dealers from visiting our city to make thelr pur- chases, Under these circumstances city bankers have bad con- siderable diffionity in making both meet and, in several {nstances, Kastern exchanges had to be sacrificed in order to procure currency to meet balances st the Clearing House. The Michigan Southern road earned the second week in October: 1863 $117,807 1866 ......8108 631 Deorease...... $2,266 The coal shipped by the Pennsylvania Coal Company is reported as follows: 1866. 356,962 tuns. 1865. 408, 258 tuna. Dee... .51,296 tuns The rate of interest in the European cities is as follows: London, 4§@4; Paris, 3224; Vienna, 5@6; Berlin, 5@5; Ams- tordam, C@6; Turby, 6@e; Brussels, 32); Madrid, 9210; Hamburg, 33; St. Petersburg, 54210; Frankfort, 4234. The return from the Bank of Englaad for the week end- ing October 3 gives the following results, when compared with the previous week: Rest..oooiinesosnes £411,404 Inerease.......eeeee £3130 Publie Deposits... 6,105,451 Deorease......veeees 208,73 Other Depoeits. 17,202,085 Inorease...... seeees 186,108 On the other side of the account: Goy'm't Securities. £12,210,043 Decrease. .....ccouees £383 Other Securities... 22941313 Increase....y.....s.. 1,189,359 Notes unemployed. 6,570,280 Decrease. oceee 1,106,165 The amount of notes In circulation is £24,335 630, being ar in- crease of £1,935 065; and the stock of bullion in both depart- ments is £16,%79,197, showing an increase of £149,875 when compared with the preceding statement. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending Oct, 4 is as follows: Increase Commercial bills, millions Advances, 1§ mil- lions; Notes, 43 3-5th millions. Decrease: Cash in 1 milion Treasury balance, 34 millious Current accounts, 11 Mossrs, Satterthwaite Co. thus report on the state of the London market for American securities since our last: During the latter part of last week, the London market for American securities was very inactive, owing to the break in telegraphio communication with America. For the last three days, however, there has been a very large business transacted, United States 5-20 bonds, on higher a Bango, have decliued during the week nearly $2. Tho advices from Frankfort mention that United States bonds have shown depression during the past week, withstanding the favorable commercial and financial re< ports published by the Now-York journals. Investments have apparently ceased for the present, snd salos by specu- lators have forced prices down two per ceut. One writer says: _ The fact is, that while nobody believes in a second civil war, the differepees between the President and the Co 88 begin to alorm our capitalist, sud until the struggle shall have been settled in a constitutional way, confidence cannot revive, Political uneasiness is the uly reason for the ine, as the market is not overstocked, the price for money being still higher than for the secount. All other securities, Aust in. cluded, maintain their quotations, although the market is very inanimate, Freights are dull. The engagements to Liv steamer, are 500 bales of Cotton at {d.; 7,000 bush, Cern at 54., and to Londen, 14,000 bush. Barley at 5d, Tho earnings of the Chicago and North-Western Rail- way Company, for the second week in October, wero as 4 i pe A es 1866... .8279,412 04 1865. ...#247,292 09 Increase. $32,110 03 Subjoined is a list of jobbers’ prices at the New-York Ni CVn Swift River, 18. Bleached Shirtings—Bay G be thi as DRA Sorague, 19jc.; Wauregan, 08e; Empire, 1 Hoy Sih s— Bradley's Du lex, Elliptic and Empress Trafl, i good de Spire IX sg! 5 #0, WwW. L, ress, No. 130, $23; do. No. 525, ollars—Matropolitan Collar Co., Byron Garrote, No. Ho, Dinckatane Mille, 20, Ae Mills, Paper C 1, No. 10, Extra and Silver at 0 Magio Rafles—No. 1:86 25; oy No. 4, 8 30. Home ol 0. 3, $5 50, and No. 5, #6 30. Brown Drillse-Amoskeag, 250; Wint Corset Jeaus—Dates, 15; Neumkeag, 20¢. wr ntl THE MARKETS. [Carefully reported for Tus TRWUNE. We have had an exeitiog and variable market for Bread stuffy since our last review. Prices of Wheat are lower, while Corn auf Oats have advauced rapidly; tho latter have been taken sparingly for export to Great Britala. Provisions have been more active, but very changeable; tho receipts are ia- cronsing most holders are willing sollors. Cotton has been fulrly aotive, and prices have improved. with soma speculative inquiry, Petrolenm has been in limited demand, and with lib. 4 to 147, but soon ralidod eval arrivals has greduslly oolingd. Business generally Las the whole list, At the decline stocks considerable business was done. Canton fell 3 per per ihe DE SEY En Inter rut, New Buoaiing and. Yelow une! «~We note small sales of Rosendale very firm, ba the bh and and 3 8 iE: 2 f here and at the have had the advantage. The current much above the limits of shi 4 but unsomad been taken to a limited extont Jor Grent Britein of demand the sales are 1 ern in store, 972 9%8c. for do. afloat, chiefly at 97¢., 02% Jalap, B..oenonnn.. JR SO Maat, ry Sof Sod, ¥o Newcastle, B.ns.rvnrnsrrrr 2B Senna, TT IAA 18 Li) bs g bbl. quote new, v Citron, horn, do. Our stoek has £60,000 bush., which Wheat has J for White do. in store, Total to Great Britain and the Continent ending Oct. 15, 1866... 2412 no our Sant the demand has been x Ci Porto Rico, Cuba, and 4,300 do, Porto Rico, NAVAL STORES. —Spirita demand sales of 300 bbls. at TR@7 sales of 2,100 bbls., in fair demand No'S and No. 1. and Palo oud extra. Tax MO! Ein at 44 the week casanen her kinds are dull an: {AY—A fair PUR css earnsnnnsansnnignnnns TTT LLL LT EE EEE hi Tor Kofinod Tond, Bo So 216 inchs, ne: one Bos, tun L do. 55a ‘@00c., ‘We quota: tine, North County. Tar, Washinglon May Piteh, City, No. Loccaceccrsenens Rosin, Common. Rosin, Strained and No.3 (iny'd Rosin, No. 1 and Pale aad to tine, Americ... 9 gal wi a Spirits Tu LLS-City S] voi 4 6 8 small, Bei. Moa, bbl Lox ROW, P DOX..rnnrnnneenaM ty. sof do half-box....... d closed 43,000 bush, oman FA, 0. A, re <firm months. i at $4, thres them for there is arab ge y at To Bers; uba Musoovade wig The 4 pin pidigan ve z E 2 rs remrs rasan dnsnsl? 118 A TLL EEE EL a 13 Ty 808. canenrnnas Gams msssssnannnn 9998999 2383288 i sEREgl LI 8p, hb hd WBS LIRA fy oli, do. 722000000 FIT cesemssannmn PEE E88 REEE3 NT i increased ight] is y ses masanns nominal. fun’... d LLL LEE PT RRA EEBEEEEZ=2 3333 casammran E £2 neg 3 3 just it £31 wiz RQ Bo Middle, Mak)es 312 30.1 330; Poor ures; dale of U8 quote es jo, Contos, od firmer, sud ned, haclyfog common Miniiol He. stock bony y 4 a ed

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re Yr 8 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1866. bolt oo. a 2a A waa poe 2 sales of 2,000 eri ruts Wi In Fish Oils EGGS. RPECIAL MEETIN STOCKH: Ormicn or wus Eide Fins Insvnaince Coun the business fas been woderate Crude Whale is steady at With Josip, 1,000 bbls. for the week, prices are A CIAL My Landi HOLDERS No. 71 Wair-er., NEW-YORE. 3. Toa. fel Wanted d WOR 50. but Crude Sperm is firmer and quoted at §2 easier lots of State, known marks, only Tio, to- Scotia will be at the office of the Company, No. 33 Courtlandt- A DIVIDEND of FIVE (8) PER CENT, free of 0. Tard Oil is firm; sales of 100 bbls. within the ravge of day, while some Western, not prime, were sold at 270. at the on SATURDAY, Oct. 27, 1366, &t 1 o- p. m., for the pu Ooversment tax, bas this day been declared, pu able on de- A GENTS WANTED! Male or Female! To canvass war. WE quote mark, but many of the Western are so poor they have to be of loging before the ting a full statement of the Company's demand. A. J. CLIN Beeretary. for WOMEN OF THE WAR,” the most interesting Tansesd, City, in casks....... cen gl $602 sold loss off. A fow limed have been received, but prices are ag other business as may come before the sel'ing SUR wre Qabiised. Our A write, the Whale, Pair 10 Pre. ...cceesscosancronsns 12a 140 not well establish bably about 27@28e. We quote Oet. 15, 1866, HAS. O. RICHTER, Secretary, MANHATTAN PETROLEUM COMPANY. are de with ft—the soome rere ~s0me ‘Whale, Bleachtd Winter.....ccooovvireanes 1808 New-Jersey an dos ania, fresh, doz... THIRD DIVIDEND. want two others more. Exhid the w that is Sperm, rade. o.oo. ooooiiaiiiiniieniianns 26a 27 State, per for hn wenasenens “epnans cnesnns 2 aw CHI AGO CITY 0 S Oprice OF THE MANEATTAN PRTROLEUM COMPANY, Beaded, OR NUFACTURERS SAY, it is the neatest and the Sperm, Winter, Unbleached. .......ovnnnee 2 95a 3 00 Western and Canada, 9 doz, good order. .....30 a3 No. 71 Broadway, Room No. 44, po ever got up in this city. The people it and Yard Of, Fairto Rrme...... ooo 1% 2 0 EGE Oult, P Dsl, GOO cevsrsrenrs nner AS G0 7v-PER CENTS, FE Trostoo of he Macmatas MEARE, Ort 16, 108.3 tre Gomes EADY AGENTS sre Sard OIL Ns ARR AREAA EE SERENE srsuiiuary N31 FRUITS AND BERRIES. FOR SALE BY have this day declared Divi dof ATR aad LOCAL PREACHERS, ar FARM. Rand Sh, 0, Bio o sesanseeesees Jus 1% Cholos Western Apgles aro bringing better prices. Gruber. GQ. 8. ROBBINS SON TWQ (3) PER CENT ATEU and LOCAL PREACH A x h AASRE SeanAASS SIRS" ga ries are in full supply, but do not go off very vey. B. 54 WILLIAMST. On their Capital Block, out of the ings 3f the Company, phd iy ye village ork to make money fast, will ene (le). wilh a good Rpuiryy the STOPS, that in those which hare Seen Sasted mete FUL ZepavT: 2 ST {peli ch sd ater Ge SE Oar Co, Wada end tn hea: pues: Addrots sr is fair: him Ey tuns a $53 oo quiry; the that put up wet, including some over-ripe Coneords, which RAVELING CREDITS on Messis. J. 8B. MOR- uve. y v Ls from the 20th to s RAN N Co., No, 126 A um Hartford, Conn. 3 0! currency, burst their skins Wp are coming in much faster than GAN Co, LONDON (Successors to GEO. PEABODY WM. G. GRANT, “LS GENTS WANTED—T'o lod te for City do., and $42 they ean be sold. Fine Grapes are held at about former prices 8 Co available fn he oincipal cio gf EUROPE wd the President. AGENTS D— or the bost agency tg make barrels. are very slow of salo—dury soarcl week people y Issued A No. 83 Excbange- money offered. Addon, i W.. MEAL The Fv ia dew, with more inquiry; sales left Grapes s they could pot g ther ow tht they are here, id Se "WW SBARD, Po pS od Sti about 18c, Tei] OF ALESMAN WANTED, Ta Ne Te loamy for” Park has been more active, Catawba 200250: Hie common Grap S .—An experienced 3 i© common Grapes sell at prices vary ted Cloth thichy spe ue, df rgb od 2e8 re focal from 6c. 12¢., not couniog large los sold ‘at 2@3c., and Banking flonscs and Bankers. fo Savings Baus. in Abe Western lates iran 22 a a dunce i ly to the tuguas gal wants of the trade, Touch ower prices oi ere, ad it i be better to un on red until V LYE CoO ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Chathaw-square, Two COLORED GIRLS WANTED, ono a8 prices tained 2 i Y.~ Money deposited before October interest chamber maid teametr laundress. Mees is bh at £33 in Prime Mess Sothing has been done to Be 8 ee Westorh, ANA ae Lb] ERM from October lat. Nid Ww drop references required. Apply to No, 3 Went Tory oy ve characier to the market; we have no stock of Apples, 3 bbl, goed, hand ren 3 50@ 4 00 Fo. 44 WALLST, S1x Pea Cay Ixvemser Anowed, Fuzs ov TAX ANTED ew to-day; there Las been an active demand for Apples, COMO, Dblessrssssssrsireeees 3 00D 2 50 M. D. VAN PELT, President, Ww "1000 FARMER ork, but at rather easier prices, eldniug. however, quite Cranberries, FN I 0021300 Josrn P. Oooren, Sec'¥. ut CHARLES D. BAILEY, publications R 8 Meady; for future delivery we hear of no sales; the sales, cash Grapes, COMmOD, I....vrrseersrsrress 80 18 ony to loan on Bond sod "Tree: To sell my publications this Fall and Wistar, ether on ielsrps gud regular, aro 6.000 bls ut $0928 00) for Moms Bealls Grapes Hothouse Buono T8103 n (ITIZENS SAVINGS BANK His ta the buns, Adare ee on SR H i 1 rApPeS, sabel srshnsssssnassas comer plain Mess, und $19 Soagip 0 for Extra Mem, Graben, Catawba, Bn B..rrecoonens 180 20 GOVERNMENT STOCKS SF VER CENT IIWABYY SLao Fir FARR rial GOVARNNENY TAZ W. J. HOLLAND Co. a Seas t b ir mare Roel}, ut in the ghegoe of Pears, cooking, bbl. ....cooeenrrssrinen. 502 7 00 AND oN ALL SUMS FROM $5 10 $5,000, SPRINGFIELD, MASS, f nent, p very uncertain. cate are P Duchesse anys rereeees.12 00@18 00 ALL MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEPORE OCTOBER 20 WILL DRAW 3 mr ets pi roma iy Shois rei Fes Vir bts 1a ve COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. riser ao corona IY mt hl tre i wi. Ss ae wel aye in demand and prices at 10, @lc., and are more abundant. uinces, Ae T® Dbl. AINE 7 Weld nD MrraororsraN BaviNas Baka, No. 10 Coopun INATTFUTS, [Somes HY ho 3 m., wd 30] w. di Wumited arrivals and reduced stock, prices are unsettled. Lard Chestnots ave declining rapidly. A few brought $90 this JJ DRAW INTEREST from OCTOBER 1. Six Per Cent Io EAVERS WANTED.—Twenty-five Crompton ie pe Oday is very unsetticd; lois are o at very material de- yoring while others were retailed at $8 in the afternoon. NEW.YORK, 16. 1868. ooo. 3; Sree fyqm Gove Tia iD Bi, BURY motel ton, hy WEAYERS {lluer male ov female) A ore Shine, hut 15 the abstnce of any tice, except 4 few prvi oF Tried caches are firmer. Wo quote to ne. Buy-Sell: Py). Banxes, Secretary, 1 York, 4 aM CLAKK, Supeciotendent, Little Ful, cont 4 at Ket hat duhoulty me Kettle-Rendered Ailes, Suthers now, 3 Bee cevadins ic au Registered, 81......| 1} ne Jane, Terese sossns og: IME SAVINGS BANK of Williameburgh, corner Horkiaing Daonty, New-Rorks DALE. pe A oh ey es, Western, new, cenene ene 1k 28 daly, 130.0 iiiiig ins 106 1 1 7 py AT ais A RG Bloviioy Maier CCubox A ir Vines Bhikrricn be WB en Emm) a a i DY olin wari, eg tem neds 8198 WOR) sen, vt rena A match was played on the Athlete's grounds, by, hbhis Joga at $33 10a 123, including sales at §31 75 Lwin pits ba, 4. vy Ra 6-20 Coupon, 6%... 1 Aug. C. 1. Notes, 1864. n B fore tha 20t draws igterest Ribot Tv Ly ation in a first-class Prag tire. State terms and reference, and the above Clubs, on Saturday, October 13. The Uncas came spon 5 days in Novewber. Lard very beavy and unsettied. Chestnuts, bush.. 110d! 11} Oct, C. T. Notes. 1864..] 114}| 11 address J, Tribune Office, Box No. 14. the field short-handed, playing but seven mea against the Ath EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS, Elderberrios, 1... 106 1084 Dec., C. 1. Notes, 1864...) 113) "RANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Bightinave., cov ANTED—COLORED MAN as nurse and attend- jete nine, and were defouted by a secre of t0 6. On Wednes- Ueef, er. Cheese. Lard Tal. Hickory Nuts, bush May, C. 1. Notes, 1065,.| 1113} 111 per of Forty-second st.—INTEREST SIX PER CENT, free of ant upon an iavalid gentleman; one who thoroughly under- bbis. toe. tune. tans. tuns. tous. tans. iy 994 |Aug., CG. I. Notes, 1863,.| 1103) 1 tax. Deposits made before October 21 draw interest from Octo giands pon uired. day the Athletes play the of Coykevilie, N.J. X To Brit'n and Cont. Peaches, unpeeled, I... ease 4 144 Sept, C. I. Notes, 1855. 110 110§ ber 1. the business and has a good education I» Sequin 18 Ty the Editor of The N. Y. Tribune, hil dor week ending Oct. Peaches, peoied, inferior, 1. 00d HOG.” C. 1. Notes, 1985..| 10 3 nd, Ab Ben EET Toa Taw ollie. Fell pei 7 a ain M| fee Wiens tt Ww NE TORE SAYINGS PANE Bhar com VY ANIEDA ProNOGhaF am aler Sore Se, Aa 1/1866... 12 G 612° 31 283 h ee of Fourteenth-st. SIX PE R tax. Address, stating terms, J. C. C., Bex No, 1,633, N. P. O. sequence to Same time 1665. 5 PD) Raspberries, black, new, BD... CLE S Co Deposits made once. Coma RN. Y B08, pu oy Y va 64 belore hd SAL CHRISTY, President, ANTED a few energetio book CANVASSERB— day, the match between the Actives and Darekas will not vo Pork, beef, Lard, Butler, Cheese. Mutton is much higher, with a good demand. Pork is now BANKERS, RH. Bons. Seeretary. Ri ibetal sommission: Apply to Mr. FENNIE, Ko. 74 Bleecker: withdrawn, but will be Jaye t0- morrow (Wednesday), 17h, Phi te tus tan tu. selling lively. We quote: Ne. 2 Walkat,, New-York "QIX PER CENT INTEREST aan wt Newark, the Actiys tary ton, Searetaey A B BO: Ye week ending Oct. wt up vie" Pane Beef 8 RE grosseessensl8 py UNITED STATES SECURITIES FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. EE Ha De aed New York, Oct. 16, 1866. LET X A 1,461 fore quarter, WM... lian a Purchased and for sale. MARKET SAVINGS BANK, No. 02 Nassau-st., N, Y, Goal &rc. id Bone tobe hae SH 14M 408 oo a Be. hereeetios "aly AVeEIBERS FOR STOCKS. FONDS AND GOLD oS Suwy Sepusitad vo ox bntors Gtobet 20 will dew tessa Saou RE 20, 655 59 p 0 57 utton, CArcases, M.....coeeviaiecniennians A A PETROLEUM is dull and again Jower; we quite Crude at YR AR ER PR aver oh eel 10 14 EXECUTED. WAM. VAN NAME, President. (COKE COKE, COKE.—Best METROPOLITAN THE HANOVER BANK ROBBERY. A iy C. Sie ey ie. Jy be Kefined in, Joud, S6:e. Pork, State and New-Jersey, Bo....oonee ...13 @15§ a tsehaita, Bankers and individuals opening sccounts with us will Hewny R, Coxxriv, Secretary. COKE, Bade, from Emlah oul Duiiverad immediately, Trice NE r L. W., 38a39¢, for do. 3 for P. do. do; 41jc. LIVE POULTRY. 4 50. For y MURRAY, Forty-second st. Pa for nl Jud 43je. for Pp. wv. Zee at 5 Bie, Soi tuiand Foul od chickens are b very fenty and sell slowly at lower Balances, LIER BRE INTEREST ON ALL DAILY YHIRD- AVEN UE SAVINGS BAKK, A SE EXAMINATION BEFORE JUSTICE DOWLING— TESTIMONY e market is quiet, but with a small on han prices. The same m turkeys. A little dresse ou CTI OF 0} NTS 2 orver Third ave. and Twenty-sixth-st. np: TNESSES—URWICK MMITED prices remain very firm at 3§@3ic., gold, in bond, sud 9§@dje., poultry is I but not in g order; the risk of COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL PO! a Tmt Doposiths. coors pose iin ciain $3, {Oedding Cards, &r. 07. SEYERAL W1 yi w ws ds TY {uA fair business has been done in Raw Sugars Senne Ay UR ra. We sue: 87 241 12 FISK HA CH vai £1 a ed or he 3 i RI Xo. Jos A very it si cKens, 1} JR i posits i A but with the decline in gold prices are rather weak, and the Chickens, b crsnsanans Cesssrsnsrsranas Ba XN J win from tho Jot of a ty on Aho, 30h of October will draw Sn: ATM EVERDELL™ SONS, Xo. 104 Falton-st.— The examination in the case of Edward Ui extremes of yesterday cannot now be obtained we quote, Ducks, pair... ...cccvvevnecnciannens 0a 195 BANKER Bank o daily from 10 to 8 p. m., and on Monday, Wednesday oh WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. (Established who is charged with being an accomplice of Eugene Durard, somewhat nominally, as follows Cuba at oj@10e. for inferior Geese, Western, pair. ...oovoiviiinnnn 175 a2 ARS, and Satorday evenlugs from 8 to 8 o'clock, 1815) the f the Hanover Bank of this carte up to common Refining, 103 @11¢. for fair to good do., 11§@12e. for Geese, Now-Jersey and State, pair.... 225 2% No. 3 NASSAU-8T, SPENCER K. GREEN, President. recent forgeries on the er *his elty, fair Wo good Grocery, 123 @13¢. for prime to choice do., a12je. TIRES, Meee: esunrsssssnsesrinnnses a N BUY sod SELL AT MARKET RATES ALL DESCRIPTIONS _Ricmanp Kmivy, Secretary. before Justice Dowling, at the Tombs, yesterday morning. The Jor Centrifugal (hLde. and boxes), aml 6ase. for Melado; Ha- Turkeys, young, I...coooviiiiiinnnns wa W ory TNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, Machinern. receiving teller of the Tgaover Bank made pg is Hog by bie 16. Sor Not ylos 3 od 2 i x i 0 Fontan. GOV RN) CANAL-ST. cor. of VARICK. TEAM .ENGINES, FI r ment, which merely corroborates the accourt already a, XT NO RO At an ty Whites TR otatoes show rot, and on this account are being shoved upon Deposits Ce t NX ax, Hemp, 10ow, an for Ron oud Po 6 for hite Porto ig al the market. Those the least affected have to be sold wy E MENT SECURITIES, 1X SPRCAUT INTER N BO S Machinery, Machinist Tools, ke. TOD Ta, the City 1 Moai el ge Ij@lde., Brasil 500s hut they go off very slowly. The same may be said of ACCOUNTS of BANKS, BANKERS snd others RECEIVED Deposite before OCTOBER 21 draw interest from OCTOBER 1. Warehouse, No. 4 Doy-st., N. Y. Works, Paterson. N. J, and say the @1'jc.; Manila bags, 10{@103c.; No. 12 boxes in bond Lraiis axnocially those grown in New-Jersey. We hear of ASSETS, $2,285,068 14, County of New-York, E Urwick, here present, eame to worth dja djc., old. The stock is estimated at 52,796 hhds, cq at #0 ar bbl. The Se ‘table trade isv a. dull all thr A {ROU SM HORSE POWE Be om Pats eweRELE Coe oh. boxes, 61.764 bags, and 20 Melado. The sales to-day are ol ab 18 Jer ge er) rough. P= COLLECTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED j =======srmes —_—_—_—— RS. two of which are hereto sunexed ove on the Chemical 588 hhds., at 10j@ 3c. for Cuba, 12;@ 13. for Porto Rico, 36 dartic. 100 bunches 15. Walé 00 STATES AND CANADAS. Chances for Business Alen. Hew.Y uk, Get. 1) joshe 368 at Lge, and 400 cunts ound to.4,300 bags, Holla 4 Sofi Melons, Citron (preserving), bbl......c. S0@ 73 CF" CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISSUED. oo JHE ALBANY COTTON GIN MFG. SO aed A 5C. 10 =v nio BE ae ae ast sss strate I i AN NN BR I EE Ca LLL PERTTI A Mhites, and Wa léje. for Soft Yellows. Oulous, 100 HIE rr I RARE CHANCE.—FOR BALE, the good will, his Company ving picid toe tock, machinery and ot We have had no arrival, of Liverpool; the market Potatoes, Buckeye, bbl 1a 17% ANKING HOUSE Butarcs. and part of the stock of an old established JEWELRY of the EMERY AGRICULTURAL WO KS, and largely increased bare; prices in consequence must be cousidered nominal Potatoes Jack on bil SRE abe babi 1 Anpa 150 B or STORE. Fixtures, consieting of saow-cases, two iron safes, &o., ke., the apanity of the same, to furnish the ERERY ost Yoda Salt is inactive. We quote Posatocs, CHD Chill ib cessessiranas A 44 sold Jeparateiy i desired. Inquire of J. Ho JOHNSTON Uo., Ne. B ERS FATENT DOUD SHAFT AND GEERING RAIL- 3g Duty Sack, Zio. 100 1 Liulk, 1c. 100 I" Sl OE TL 100 2 0 19 Buwday, Sew Fuh. BAY Hae FOE tanner ane Cleorgt™. APEseocts aod dverpool, Ground, ack. $1 90a #1 93 Jotatoes, Denchiiow. Bi_pss... o.oo 108 200 ALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY Eeporston, Wood Sotwing Machion, Fmery Bron’ Patent Star Coen Kiverpoul: Poe, Ashton’... Gold’ 30 RTE eo J a—, 11 VASE, YORoN lotonins. so pies. 6 i Coser, Sotonund ty Erin bc. 4. y y Prasusanas otatoes, L. 1. Mercere, bbl....c..uuuue 2 50@ 300 RW aq, Ww. Sharp y, without the 0. promptly Turk Jnfandn, A t Tle. Tor Dro i? 190 for Potatoes, Va., Sweet, bbl. bulk.......... Ja 3% We CA PE WALL Rol Rider pmb i Rov A Boa Ne. 1,101 Filode Pou-Ofhes De RPE VES To. Nos. 185 and 197 Waterst, N. MeL 5 P, Fotatocs, Del, Sweet, A bbl, Bo; BIRR 3602 3% dhull supply el ENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES 8 10 ON) —AN INTEREST in the FOREIGN BW. ALLPN Co., Now, 169 aod 191 Water-st., N. Yo SPELTER is quiet, and we have only to note small sales at Pumpkins, Che: elo. Mienrnvorinir-re 3 008.7 00 SEVENTHIRTIES, d portaat leading Asie at SHEL bo oe poeatiay vo partice ORica of tha Courparny, Sr 6 Babes. 2 a NY 5 S— Calcutta is dull at 82 60282 75 bun Tam Squashes, Boston Marrow, bbl. Hels x AND sirous of investing in a safe and highly-res business. None RAI en SEES ins dl 8 0080 TK 6 Ti Bn 0 LCT 0 pt ene oll pa FT, BONS, 10 rs MEERL i by Fo Oe Ne kr ene PASSENGERS ARRIVED.’ SFICES_The market ‘8 very quiet, owing to the unsettled green, fresh A TI. i whoop and Jans SOLE: JAY COOKE Co. 2 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. eondition of gold. Holders are fim for all Kinds. We quota: ukins, as the Krowth of wool i y $65 000-10 LOAN, on improved real FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 16-11n seg: naga oi oe TT Tt 44 aij gold Badger, 0ache-s»«..-. 25% 804 Mink, Pale. ...rr.. 81 2523 T estate in this city thin ety i ony sun. ship Denmark —Mrv. Ager. Mes, Fhorbomm, Hr. 2d Mea, 0 Br Hoge und 4 bien, ernie a Roar, cach .2. aio 0 Muskrat Na. 1.00. pads L y W. H. WOOD. No. 6 Wallat, snd Mrs Skeder and nfant Capt. SUSE i Se EET Hr abhi +g 1 ver, blk. 9 $2 2522 75 Mwkrat, No. 2.......37@ 40 WANTED.—A special or active Outtiman, Mr. Daale, Mr. Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Ballou daughter, a GE RY @3 sid Calf, gr Rob xe Bn. Anite BANKERS AND BROKERS, 10,000 PARTNER, with th sbove capital, WANTED A ETL, Oa Main staaonbip, BY Claim 5. 8 10, JAMAICE. .....eruree to niueacd 20 @204 gold Cat one. Teach... 10@ 25 Otter, Northern... $3 0@6 0 No. 54 WILLIAM-ST., N.Y. jie pretitti'anuiiitunng bosses“ pply. 10 ADVERTISER, won 7. Traflord, Home Styron, D, Conland, Mr. Gas, J. Dowe- At the auction sale of 4,000 bags of Singap pe, ad Cat, wild, each... 2a 80 Otter, Southern... $024 00 BUY AKD BELL ON COMMISSION a "RGM LIV A PT TT on 326 Sudtion s of Singapore Pepper, adver: Coit creen hides, Racoon, Northern... 502 #0 Ss EER FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Oct, 16—In isa for to-day, 10 bags sold ut Side, eurreney, least per cent, pL o@ 103] Racoon, Southern... 30@ 43 GOLD, GOVERNMENT, wd all other SECURITIES ship Setar. and Mew 8. N Moody, Mr. sad Mr, Hurt, Me Das at 21je., wold, lees 2 per cent. The balance Was Deer, Wat. qr. 1.....35@ 45 Sheep and Lambs... .73@1 25 which are deait in ot the tock or Mising Boards Copartnership Notices. god ste H. fonda. W. J. Weaeh, Mr. and Mrs, Poudeck, Mr. and ax of the Nations) Park Bua, bontls sy withdrawn, the prices not meeting ihe views of the Fox, red, each re $1 25@1 75 Skunk, striped.. vi 0@ 0 HENRY FITCH, EDWARD F. BOWEN. i WAS dur rut yd net Sapa 4 Ho. Mr and 1 chllaran, Mr, 20 rn Ey gh aie Bad that the cha Nets before 4. Gozt it util ul goutlzge tin FOX, GI0Y. coer... 251 00 Skunk, bisck....... 808 W _ EDWARD F. BOWEN. Stil TION <A. W. SPIES bas this day Te. esse Miss Tans Mr. Heiman, Join Teunin, Ms. sod, Sk D: trate, dnd mad up Sen arvsigusl'befory Bu magle, ERINS Ge an in Deer Skins there 8 Foy Kilver.......48 0a 00 Skunk, white. _....... t@ 8 BAILEY HOWARD LN A ria pa Co The besiones Beker 3 coldren and sarvania Mr. and. Mra J. P. Page: 4 trate, fod made the Slowing nittuen, ak 5 prices; we yuote: Honduras, t0c.; Vers each...... W@5 00 Wolf, mutn, each. $2 5023 00 wil be continued by the members of the firm. —New-¥ and servant, R, MeDowell, L Sewell, Mr. aod Mre. Bail On Satinday, Out. 5, 1), fn o. Centra) American, $7io0c.: San Juan, 35236c1 Mink dark... #5 007 50 Wolf prairie, ach. #1 00@1 23 BANKERS AND BROKERS Feb. 1, 1966, othe, members of the new frm NewYork: pba Mr. Buchan. Jou. Stuart, Mr. Gittings J. Forres far autinck be vas So be 4 loom Bisa), STy@600.; Angosturs, 42j@ide.; Pars, WaGije., B, ch yr va er a RASA TC ho i a. Wiiuher. Mies Dogiasn, V. oss aad Phos W, 3rcloak 1 with several of STEARIN—The Beeswax run up to 42. aud even 43c. was offered for some on commision. Tey 3 ahd oid Daught and valg 1 ASA Ea Dll GE B. Cone and 2 dauchters, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamber and Mr. and cants weve in 8 row: he took The market is lower; sales of 380.000 Ib at 4§@ very fine Southern. This was with gold over 150. Now dle. is _& NOWAXD Cp BALE Gitnati 01] 0—Females. Mus. J. Thorne, Mr. snd Mra. Kemp, Williams Thoroe, Ooo, Hath said to me, Came Jas pve Wap spd ols coms 93 TB ne a Tos Ia toate aid rere sav ifuations Uanted~=lema NH a ie. in. Do Jones. and Angier ab oh LD ER higher, fow controlling the stock. Feathers are firm, PEPE T ARIE WOM A b LJ. M. ir. pod ores Slion ot at ALLOW—The market bas finctnsted, and closes lower and hig! 80 are Lovigg oe loves slowly. We quote: A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, who is a first-class pio’ back. es Cetppn, Mies Strmase; Mr shim b hap Yow «/Wery quiet; sales of 150,000 I ut 1242 13-16c. for Western; BEESWAX 3 4lo Landress, wishes some nice family washing. Can do wll sorta Moke: 4 childoen sue servis. Miss Chills, Mies Agnew, Mrs. Troost Sank wd 133 @13%¢. for City, and 134e. for Butchery’ Assoeiation, BEESWAX, ire Bee Sus vle 2 300. L] of fisting, Prices reasonable. Can be seen st No, 115 West Thirty: and daughter, Mn, F. A Tilton Miss Weston, ties Tador, Mr, office With ~The market for both Black and Green Tea remains retiring 4 3 DEALERS IN UNITED STATES SECURITIES, niothtl heat Sevanthav.obop Boor. oo Mate wt. Howland, 3s. R. Weston. Henry ‘Duncan amd sere. rp and we note a fair business, CORN MEAL, conrse, $100 B.....cooueees $1758 W RESPECTABLE Girl wonld like t do FAMILY Mr. Pringle. Mr ud Mes 4. foarntle chil, Mr sud Mss. By, “ppg BACCO. SR eatucky Laaf colitiutits in good Jomand, and Broos CORN, 1 9 lMe No. 16 NASSAUST,, BEWING by the day or week. Can oot and fit ekiidren’s gard, Mo nd Mas, Linctin Mise Tih, Ww, Howard, Dr. &4 to swat 8a entucky tL 6¢. bh VB iieniiencrnnens anannnn I a b 4 wm CU om aD m. We quote, in coin, as follows: Light Leaf ops at ayn 4c; JuATHES, Ha ig old, AT ceges id a 3e. UNDER THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, athatand srw of W healer Wilson's Machise Cell at No. 388 Winer Mr, R. J. Baile, oe Britten, Mr. McCormick, MLS has not bee Common at 4 @6c.; Medium at f§@se.; Good at 9210c; Fine FATES, re bl Bete 3 2 BUY AND SELL AT MARKET RATES, —2-att a ect Botmed, Me and Mra. J. eles Ma and Mrs Yiarkido, Mr J 8 the notorious 10§@13¢.; and selects 134&i6e. Heavy Western abd a i Lr A 8 an dannad ss don a 3 0) A MIDDLE-AGED widow Lady wants a Situation Githoa, Mr. i. 1. Huxtbal, Mr. and Mrs. Read, Mr. and Mrs Had short time, Rie Logs, ase; Cc bn. a7c; Medium, £210; resin Weater, A go amps et Rd ds UNITED STATES 6 OF 1091, ss HOUSEKEEPER in 8 Christian Protestant family, to a Car: fon, 2 vale and servi, om te a Hon H geries ca 0d 11913; Fine, 13@14c. and Sections, 15a ibe. HONEY, Clover, boxes, B..1euasesserss We. UNITED STATES 520 BONDS, Gyan. Bachelor or Whiower, No sbieesdone 10 one two ohilireny Gree, Mr, Green, Jr. Mr. s8d Mr rene four a a demand fo n limited and prices are Me 4 want, M ‘ones and maid, Miss Vou B Miss F., Van Boren, Mr. so0re of Jews powminal sales of 00 slabs at 21@ezc. Plates sre Hou: Buskubesl, B Beveosmmmmsrensinen 25 8 oe UNITED STATES 1040 BONDS, nok wn objaet. Avply ot wddress, ove week, Mra. J.B. No. Hl salary i. Hioosser, Mr. dod Mn. WM: Clerk, Mi, Cat SUICIDE BY POISONING. Bere Wee: az Hor pene ym Cee vNmEp stares 1 TaEASORY NOTES A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN withis 1 bn Moth har Je Me Fn fg Ma Moly "or spoT A Wa pron-gog Hom Empl SEAR orm seares conroun meres votes, we IX hangin SEATS, ina pints Sel C0 Sth Boni Wine RE Bp FGI SEOKY AT. SRF SHTCCOn BY En lho... Gas id Bon “2% 14 feet HOOPS... lov. IR $40 002845 00 ALL OTHER UNITED STATES SECURITIES. Spurting 804% B Hoh en vce or of shloni bas no objestion {6 vy, i LM er won, Mr. T. Dantiger, TE WOMAN. Cte tren 2 20D BI 0 12 fect J Hou Msi anes eemeas sr erees HEH NEW p Ne, #1 East Twenty second st, between Lexingten wd Pourth aves, 454 pave, X A Lg gh MsDotald, Ms. MacNuy aud vices, Yesterday Coroner Gover was called to hold an ine’ Ferns, Coke... prAsatns Essent tas ans aes 10 3 @o 25 ATI, BOOKS, Boa BP Beeeenneene THO. NY 7 NEW-8T,, near Wall. §ITlAT ION WANTED ws COUR in a private fam- ad Mn. Lie} Ingorseli and son, Miss Ingeruoll aod servant. quest at No. 315 Delancey-st., on the body of woman Terne, Charcoal. ......coccvvveneeionnesn 525 ald! y rey yet Ee Se. ly by a respectable yo an. of city reference. No Charles m, D, Lab, 3 comm sulci takin WHALEBONE~We have no sales 10 advise; prices are en. a a lier oh wre 233% GWYNNE DAY, Washniifs he Ghjvction to "48 fountvy: “laudte up He: 143’ Wit Bi He Ma Nn an a ado TAA a WY that tor Benton t AL EE .e ‘heat, 3 daly ha hy A un 4 hit, Thonss Prince. Mr. TiR, Mr. Fildron WOOL—The market is in a very dull state at present; Se BANKERS BROKERS, ANTED—=By an American widow of respecta- rag 1 Tinos. ar. 8. Hr and Mm, Prod itdion and deceased bas been of very intemperate habits, and had on sev. are no buyers to be found anywhere; prices in cou RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. socks oo gel oo, CU RITIR Wlity, 8 POSITION as hovseheeper in a private fumily; is sod Mr. C. J. Peterson, T, H. Peterson, Miss E. Mg. and eral occasions threatened to commit suicide. On Monday nigh ence must be regarded a8 nominal; bokiers of all (CT. 16.—8417 bbls. Flour, 289 bbls. Whisky, 84 bbls. Ce Assounta of Count) Banners anbvad on favorsble terms fond of children. A kind party will meet with a desirable person. Mis. Henry Shaw, 3 childeen and purge, Mr. and Mrs. Wa, Watson last while under the influence of grades offer their stocks quite freely, and in order to Weal, 90 8 vy Oil Cake 14 wr uh Wh AR, pros be hn Hey Tenhey Best of reference given and required Apply for one week a Ne. 166 and 2 dunzhters, J. Singer, Mr. Bittle, C.F. Hamprom, Mr. Eldridge, w er liquor she quarreled with sales are willing to submit to a concession. We quote: (orl soho ugly, Outs, 730 bush, Malt, 38 000 "bush “Barley, i BROWN, J ewe Puistiutist.. batwesss Phird and LOABIDAER, ceo i Wy OP Pitre amity TE Lydisto Mr! 3 Mario, |'Nusbund and wrought hesstif fuss 4 fr of Parts 6 =r estio Fleeces af d6aiic. for Netive ahd onequarier un'ymigs. Ashes, 40 phen. Beet, phgn Park op Ct NITE Ly AO \WANIED—By two Jompetent Protestant Girls, A wing CH dy te rr ort 2. Sic Bt the docenteld PAS] 3 Beuion. The’ action was. Bib full-Nlood Merinos, and 60@70e. for Saxony Flecces 30a Meats, 175 pkgs. Lard, 120 kegs Lard, 7,616 bbls. Petroleum. Business Paper bought end sold. Losus on Stocks, Government oy euh alah ut thy refesence, saitontion In ane a Shy Llewelyn, P. Mead. Tosal, 263 passengers. nessed by her children, who gave the alarm. Tho husband ine for No. 1 Pulled, Lae for Superfine do., and B5@00e. for pers Enna te tg— -_ tit ad Securities. and ommereial Paper. EE —————_aP up linen in style; the other as Chambermaid and Waitress or Nurse. stautly hed the tumbler from her Land, spilling the remaing tra do,; 22aZ7c. for common Unwashed Califoraia, 38@0c. OTICE—THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL Wages, $12 avd $10, Apply st 192 East Twenty-first st. MINIATURE ALMANAC. der of the poison upon the table. The infatuated woman, ere she for Fine do., and 25a 330. for Texas. We quote ¥areigu os fol. Financial. BANK will remove to the new buildiog of Brown Brothers k "ANTED- By person the hi Mes t ToSDOOUA. Sum Risew.......0:13] Scu Seth.urss nai: 17 MoD Seth. cnsnrs ome sould be licked the greater portion of the Mixiurg South American at 25@Zic. for common Washed, MP mvnrmmmnnmrsmmmmnmmnm snr snrns Co., ecrver of Wall sud Hanoversts., on MONDAY next, the 15th Ww —By a person of the higliest respecta- wil WATER THIS DAY, ns from the whero it had fallen. A physician was at e, fbr Unwashed Mestiza and Merino, 32@48c. for Washed ROPOSALS J. D. BPARKMAN, President. uci re 8d. 23 Lite family, where she could make Let gyndy Hook.....1:18) Gov. Island... 1:39 1 Hell Gute.....vs. 3:40 summoned, and the usual antidotes were dninistered, tut the tre Rios, 27230c. for Unwashed Creole, 40@46¢. for Walid P FOR J.T. Foustaix, Cashier. rel aul hg or 83 Sompanion and (0 aselst Be cen of kind. rr ee em were of uo avail, for she died at an early hour y a; Chilian, at” 24@3le for Unwashed Mestiza an rata 69 Naw TORE, BANK DRPAMNNEN®, J ence riven. A a Ie Ion t 5¢ nhs re wa ing. A verdict of suicide by poisoning was rendered by Ud ALBANY, Apri] 28, Lob, {bree days M. T. N., Tribune Office, Box LNT SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, jury. Decoased was aged 42 years and a native of Merino Cs of Good Hope, 30@35%. for Unwashed Fast oo $1,000,000 Andis, 352 for Washed and African at 20230c. for Un- AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM- OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chapter ANTED by “a respectable young woman PORT OF NEW-YORK WW nh wrerenns OCT 16, FENIANISAL washed, and 30240c. for Washed. PANY BONDS, I laws of Jih sad 17% a I I he N h ATUATION to do, Harp! hausewary Call lor three days at 0 ullivan-si,, reond Noor, (rong room, ARRIVAL OF THR BroTEEw-IN-Law oF Hgap- WHISK Y~-The market is firm, butquiet sales of small lots ot dle, in bond, for Western. THE CENTRAL SUARANTPED IY City of New-York, will be redeemed, at par, b the 8 viptandent of mn CLEARED JEN 'OMPANY OF NEW. the Banking Department on tation at the New-York Htate Na: ANTED—A Situation by a respectable girl to do BX WO SK Hume dc. 1 1006 JERSEY. BA Dy LE on oro evr, WY Rtv, Riera me ps oth pera Bonn Ee etn from, Queso §Bxpressty for Tur N. Y. TRIBUNE by our own Heporter.! Realed proposals will ba received at the Office or the Central Rall. The outstanding eiroulating notes of the said bank must be presented, No 4% Ba I Sixth-ave 8 sige Employment Loupe, Breamebip Fiambess, Emerson, Charleston Livingston, Fox Co. pheas arrived here par the City of Boston from Queesstowng The following are the current rates of articles in good condi. rosd Coo pany of New-Jersey, until FRIDAY, October 26, at noon ss eforessid, within six Jean from the date hereof and ail notes which ee em ce ee ee ee Steamship Nightingale, Baker, Savannah Murry, erris Co. The gentleman's name is George Hopper, and was ouec of the as sold yb commission houses at wholesale, Shippers for the whole or any part of One Millon Dollars of Bonds of the hell wot he presented oF Nedampt on and payment within the tie NUMBER of well recommended German Girls Suip Theresa, Madgett, New Orleans, Thomas Dunham, rsons to whom large remittances w sont from this American Dock and [mprovement Company. thus spec will cease 10 be charge upon Lhe fund Lu the hands of want SITUATIONS to do genezsl HOUSEWORK, ke., at Mrs! Bark E. A. Sherwood {Bz,), Lecraw, Cadiz_Haabeck Co. pe Be or haTSY ake ere se AE 4 Bark Horace Beals, Blankenship, Cardenas, J, E. Ward Co. try. me eed were intercepted t Is in in Foceive 5 10 10 cent Jess, deducted for comiuissious, beside The Bonds sre for $1 each, doe July 1, 1868, interest 7 cent, the Superiutendent for that purposs: i LOWE'S German Institute, No. 17 Stanton-st., near the Bowery Ap.23 law. bmo. ad. wv SCHUYLER, Suparintendent. hi Bark Leonidss, Howard, New-Orleans, R. H, Drummond Co. Rficials an given in evidence pi the Fenian ith Hopper arrested, and, when arrall along w he i H t and other charges. Parties receiving produce to sell, J andduly with the request that immediate returns be mede, cannot paysble Ey oh in the City of New-York. A ce. TRONDANCE of G TIS Crvee pons attached, and ean be held eit} BUNDANCE of GOOD SBERVANTS—German, cio obtain the prices whieh trapsieut buyers have to pay. tered fe or he i the holder may, he Ye to oe Beams 91 Yay a nT A Englieh, Scotch, Welsh, Irish, and Protestant HELP soit wl, i Et Buvaesd (Bswia.};"Destjeny Rewsaragn, Cascio Lating 4 other prisoners at the special commission, caded guilty. Our gures are Stipek male or the farmer than the merchant, elect. TOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 238 at the py first-class Employment House, No. 404 Sixth-ave., above Brig La Creole (Duteh), Campbell, Curacos, Dovale Co. was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment, while some of hie gud wt preier not to ppoiat by giving the outside Jrices of Those bonds are ssued for land purchases and improvements in Laws of 1659, and 476, Laws of 1965, that the ciroulsting notes Twenty fourth ooo oe ob MKS, STEINER. i Brig Exile (Br), Favchon, St. Johus, N. F., D. R. DeWolf k Co. companions got 20 and one of them was sentc choice articles. Comwnuipsw Bay, under the authority of the State of New-Jersey, lssued to the Citizens’ Bank, bankip, association located in the city AMILIES HOTELS and BOARDING-HOUSES Brig Maogoa Charta (Br), Smith, Windsor, D. R. DeWolfk Co. nal servitnde for [ife. After a short time he was re BEANS AND PRAS. on the extensive water front of the y, end fu with New-York be REDE 7 Brig Ocean Bird (Br), Ellis, St. Kitts asd St. Croix, Peniston Co, 1. whieh ei tan ited considerable suspic OM Beans are probably all in, and new come forward sparingly. gy ofthe Conia] Railroad Company of New-dateey. of the. Banking De a TY Sirte rp different It ey oy ou: whose 3. us XE Keanedy, Dunca, Aspiawal, Merchant Carman. Tvnad forth proses a ing went o an t 0 c usework also, coach. r Scott, Jo FLW) Hori wn lot new ums was sold at #2 45. All kinds are scarce, guaramood by the Central Railroad Compas of New Juney, ations Bua. to he city of Albany, for six years from the men, gardeprs, far hands, porters, walters, arvants, bc. Apply st Bus ayes Be Frost, og Rivet, oy ad] if ad Co Jrish press. The few who are aware of bis arrival in the there is not much gp for them. We quote: Proposals should be sealed and indorsed Propossls for Bonds," The and not re. Tints CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE, corner Sixth-ave. snd Schr. Massachusetts, Buck, 8t. John (Antigua). are pazied to account for the object of his mission to this coun pa Js TRTT ARTE 2 Nan mn and directed to SAMUEL ENOX, Treasurer, Ro. 103 Liborty-sh. stadt a8 alin em y adhe of Sn dia bank Bian be pre, Eleventh-st. Schr. Franklin Bell, Brewster, Jacksonville, Van Brunt Slaght, try when be talks freely of fighting in Ireland this year. Bean, mcium prime, bush... oeoe 30 8 NF tormation dois can be obiaioed on appiotion h Sti, Te hus thas spaced wi) ase to be charge Lion payment SES—— mmm 811 Covi Ab Inga, Mach, Row lohan, Eo. PP ase will cease s charge u eh. Bo a Ben Bano rime LAD a1 mt he At Bd LL mo 2 i ao SLL FIL pepe Sinations Wanted Males. SE OENALI Tas Lava Acéonne ix a8 Heme Tommi or. A 7 AS a 4 1002 150 pot fous on the oth of Savember. 4nd 5 per ahi om the 1000 of De. Ap2s-law in bw SCHUYLOK, Sap-riotendets. “CS COACTIMAN and GROOM, a “SITUATIO! me Bobs. C8. heii Howes Fall iver, Crowell Paine. TESTIMONY OF Te Duval 28 Be RAID C Peas, Canadian, bush. .....occonersnrans 1352 140 RaLeE, OF Lhe, MF ho one. ot w ATR OF NBW-X ORK. HANK UKPARTMERT, ACHMAN an a BITUATION in i ruy, Lucas. Uncasville, PANY CENSURED.—An inquest was yesterday held by C Feas, Southern, bomb... Frenne Live 2% Moma onthe talcobeh Ls rent any ofthe bdenot wis NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, a Es Bap A. tod amily. The adgertier bs thorough, Las good City refer Scho, Gu Lookin, Shiste, Beueawick, Gu., C.F. Miktoows, Naumann at Bellevue Hospital on the bedy of Wiliam Davie, BUTTER. factory to the Company. te piv] La 1859. d 476, L oof 1065 he CIRC fee Ae Lill RR ET ARRIVED. who died from the effect of injuries received on Tasairts fur Shovast w edt umout 110,310 prokages, whieh oA som TATLOR JORNSTON, Pasa LATING NOTES mand to the RAST WivER YL ne ry SITUATION is WANTED by young MAN be- Steamebip Denmark (Br), Thompaba. Jivargol Oct, Jud Quosus last, by being iy hy BY ur of ht Haslem Railron: i large Y in 1. sociation in th Cit tw t 0, ears. t fi wn da, Ww mdse, 350 pass. to od ot. 4 Y ornia. Holders in the oguotry are not yet prepared to ao: Nk aka, Committee. York—will bo REDEEMED, st par, by the Corriotendent. of the pet good reforance. Wants to rr Inn grocery in the lower part of the bog. 17, fell in with Br. brigantine Laviuir, Leuioux, of wid from Que: a hfough the tuanel hear Xi y-seventh st. The fol geot ume lower rates, hence when prices are weaker they hold oan Bahk ing Department, on presentation st the Now-York State Natloual city. Willig te make bimealf useful, Addiess J. C. BELMONT, bee; bound for Leith (Scotland), with a cargo of lumber, waisrloggedl, Luke Garvin being duly deposed, said reside at the corne The receipts of the past week are not equal (0 those of Umrep Srares TRASURY, InTiResr D Bank. 1b the City of ‘Albany, for six yeers (rom the dete bereof, and P.O. Box No.9, Belleville, New Jersey. having heen 1h hak condition 7 days, took from her the captaln and dx of Forty second-st, and Pourth-ave. 1 loft Twentysixth st. fhe preesding. Lu this wey they can defer the suticipatod de- Naw Yuk, Oct 1008 Vem eat f the said bank most be “U PROTESTANT Young Man wants SITU- “Stew Ing He ren a go Bours. with mdse, 20d Fourt).ave. about a quarter to 9 o'clock on Saturday nigh A t A teal A Ud, ye Ns Uy N but the break down will only be the more complete when QUHEDULES of (30) Thirty or more (6-20) COU] sans a tan oe A Sud Danis WU Pe ATION on a gentleman's place In the country understands the and poss, to C. Guodspoed. last, and drove up until I got into the tannel. when 1 heard the does come, Tf there was any hope for an outlet, t might PONS falling dus of the let of November proximo will now be notes which shall not be presented for redemption snd payment esre of horses and cows; is good farmer and girdener. Can fornish Steaniship Scotia (Br.), Judking, Liverpool Oct. 6 via Queenstown crash and a man groan I stopped the car, got off, and could we piPrmn ppg LA i ia folly io fxpect 2 fusuival fat axaiuingtion at thd Interest Peyertount 5 he United within the time thus specified will cease to be a wi upon vy fund the best of references. Address 8. R., Box No, 121 Tribune Office. Ti. pa with coda. gard a, $0 Be Camurd, Foy inst, lat. see the man when I got off, it was so dark; I culled the othe tates H. en 00 DN A Tr OTE witha’ long. B64), ifall, bo 000 sending ahont 5, pac to En each week. sealli Assistant Treasurer United States. of LY Arig Buputiutente hr LL 'R, Superintendent. N INTELLIGENT American BOY of 14 wishes a w., Bove foo off the Nght Whip waiting Tor a pilot. b $k, I p driver behind, with ahother, and Suit fur ms ian Su. Forts. 4 do to shippers ot 15¢. in gold. y thus avoid the 4c. 1 go So” ea oT Ts Er RA 3 Ere Tr Baars oF Ruw York. Bank DEPARTMENT, I Bi SITUATION in some good business where lie can tomuience Steamship Ericssay, Lowber, Autwerp, 20 days, with mdse. sad it sume bck with 3 ght, and foung deccnsed hg nde y, or the expense of sending bere, providing it came in bond. EMPHIS, TENN., COUPONS AND PAST DUE Thay, June 11. 1008 a nction) busaesy education, Cll on of sddsess J. PALMER, No. 300 poas. to Ruger BSE 00 4 0 ye forward wheels had passed over his leg we picked him ur ridg camship Fully B, Souder, Lockwood, Charleston, with mdse. put Lim into the car, drove up to Forty-second-st. and “a 0 A INDEBTEDNESS, —By sn ordinance passed by tho Board of o ERE GIV dn do OTICE 18 BEREBY GIVEN, pursuant te Chap- SITUATION WANTED—By a young MAN of “ip Adelaide, Cutt, Liverpool 29 days, with wdse. to Willams Officer, who ordercd me to hiteh the horses jo fhe attr L tal w 3 n market is quite as fina on fine butter as it was one week the car end drive back to Twenty-ninth-st., go. Something very fine will biing a shade more than our Mayor snd Aldermen, Sept. 36, 1666, it was ordaioed that the past dae ter 236, Laws of 1669, and 479, Li 1665, thet the circulst! rong wp One dairy of choice Oneida Cotnty firking brought Rounds sud Coupous Indebtedness of the City of Memphis be received notes Tasted to the Park Bank, a Banking ‘Association, oonted in the. steady business habits and good addross, as sslesman, assistant Guion. oo ch it 1s gas be) 5 Gr ow pwiag de Coy, ede nyu ord of $m GLPTRSTLNGE, Thos oot ALIS WBE lc Ad, Bo oT A ad RETURNED. LHcer ot couch an took the njured man the spi). sh-made lots of Western Keserve bring outside quota each, drawing 10 per cent fnterest sud peyable in the City of Memphis National Pauk, in the City of Albany for ax Tous fou ihe ri phan ae phe To y LW The ship Charles Luling, Von Hagen, which sailed yesterday at POOR had two lights inside the car; I am over a year and a haif in Rn Common Western don't move, and 11 is not the fault of semi-annually, for the following Bondsaud Coupons, issued sad fo- hereof, snd not thereafter. RESPECTABLE une colored man Wishes for Sun Francisco, returied to the city lost eveing, Laving carried the country I have driven about threo mouths; there wos s#lon mee here that they don’t sell, for no one can be in. dorsed by the City of Memphis: The outstanding circulating notes of the sald bank must ibe pre: situation as WAITER {na private fumily or boardiughouse away ker jibbooni. light at the lower eod of the tunnel; a license is not needed 10 take Bold ar nt ey Toff it would not bring 20¢ Memphis, Teun, City Bonds snd Coupons past due. sented, an aforesaid, within six years from the date bereof; snd all Unoxceptionnhle reference as to sapsbility aud Tutegiity can be fur NOTIOR TO MARINERS drivea car; I had no light in front of the car; if I bad had of it. forced off, it would un 0c. etuphis, and Little Rock Railroad Coupons past due. pats whisk shall not be prédaniod for redemption sud payment nisbed. Address No. 241 Thompson-st., N, Y. y ARR ght ja frome of the ou. 1 could Juve seed the deceated uote, n {ern phi leston Railroed C within the tie thns ed will conse to be a ob he fond “2 RITUATION WANTET TTDI OHANGR OF LIGHTS~WHEN AND WHERE THEY ARF LOCATE on't Know oy have a watchman a ere a State’ frkin, pong PB riers empnnens «41243 cols, Teno, Ohto Railrond Coupons pas pu) at in the hands of the Superiatendent for that purpose. i A SITUATION WANTED as SHIPPING CLERK, THEY ARM TO Bk DISTINGUISHED BY NIGHT AND BY two tra: ks through the tunnel; there is no foot-path througl opr, firkine, Choice, PF B...coceereaeanees 43245 Memphis, Teun. Misslesippl sud Teun. Railroad Coupons past due, Jel3, lawtim Wed Ug. W. SCHUYLER, Superiotendent. or in the Book Trede; understands both, is willing bo work, Truasvsy Depanmuesy, Orrror Liant-Hovsn B the tunnel a notice is up to that effect; I have seen peop Ona iW. hip ox are Ras In ules’ {or further particulars by wail or otherwise, will receive STATE OF NEW.Y ORK, DANK DEPARTMENT, oan give tho best of references. Address T. P., Tribune Office, Ee Tcaron, D. Cr, Oct 10, 168 passing throngh thers is some light there in the daytime Western K Up-River pails. Ansan 50a 5% punoty ion. ress T. HUGHES, Avnaxy, April 14, 1668. YOUNG MAN wishes A SIAUATION in a i 3 some places there you cannot see wau in the tonne, eyen In Wentern Herre: Kine, Wall Mace 24 City Controller, Mouwphls, Teun. OTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 236, A Wholole BOOT tnd SHOE house. Beat of referonce given, BAVTIO—TENTORALY PUCONTINUANCE OF LIGHT OX 0UT0 0m 070 ii Vilei, Middle and Southern Ohio AA He ELLS, FARGO CO.” STOCK, AY Laws of 1853, aud 478; Laws of 1333, that che aroultig motes fe. Pisses addres R. B., Tribove Ofco. o Official Information has been avouived at thls Office that, In comer hy was {hen aebutitiod Jo the Jury. whe rendared the Whit Te rAd a Lh bi i 0 rll tot sy J BANK, Beuking Associati cated In ZA ITUAT 3 ‘GU "yy Yorn nence of the reconstruction 0 6 apparstos of the t-tower on ollow verdict: We fin oto bh en ited Sore LE 2a 2 HOLLADAY'S OVERLAND Nad LILY the Clty of New-York, will be redeemed, at by the uperintond: Ny UAl 10 N hy AN] ED As Coachman, or Wselpl Sato or Uto Island, at the entrance of the Gulf of Bothnia, the light death by injuries caused by dein run over by a New-York i Northern P scons, P aes nudas 20222 EWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH Co's. STOCK ent of the Broking Department, on presentation at the NEWYORK A} mau; oan diye por fw! country; is Williug lo Iv £90 wus extinguished op the 29th day of May last. A special uotice will Harlem passepger-car, ia the uel at seventhst. un orthern Pennsylvania, 22340 N ILE o's, STATE NATIONAL BANK, fn the City of Aibsny, for six years erally necful, and has reference from his lust employes. Apply pe given when the light is redstablished, rp) 5 for and eul Bouthern Ponnarivauia «naar Man ren veces SIS 0 SALE AT MARKET KATH ArH Joon, from the date thereof. and not thereafter, yo 4 st CARPENTER'S large Employment House, No. 108 Eleveuth-st, GULP OF PINLAND—LIGHT ON SOMMARS ISLAND, Fourthuss i joe having Caosent Tights ii the tonuei po’ Prime State tubs, Welsh "ada FoR A PLY TO GEO. DUNBAR The outstanding circulating notes of the sid Bank ust ‘ub pro comer Sixthaug, i 1 AG, SiS fs inter. dod during the Asta of tie present your to Dif 0 ligenes 3 Bat hog also eensure, the Cempany for CHEESE, aug says or Ma 4 INEST. séuted. 4 sfolen hr Ekrichls six yours from the date hereof, and all SITUATION WANTED—As Porter, Waiter or make sn alteration 14 the Hght-tawet on Sommers Island, Gulf of Fin- githe A 3h earh;, My us le Tn The cheese men all Jook blue and talk blue this week, and DEALER IN TELEGRAPH AKD 34 Ess STOCKS. Erie (hut) spec) hod Will Cnart tu be Chars pos the (oh ittas A vasa! man in 8 priveie family, bosndlog house or hotel, by a he ated alos to the. ariginal Nghi-house, to which Tho Jgtern ob Wer hg es here is no disguising the fact that they hs y ww They TET ANTII o be charge upon the fond tu the 75 orb nan who is willing wid obliging. Wages not #0 much an y fern ab r S have the “blues.” They ANTED hands of the Baperintendent for that To8] age I resent on Sommars Iiland will be removed on the 8th duy of Septem. Deceased was a native of Ireland, 36 years. He was 9 ao posing hector oy ste Vig, To vic WY ay iy ot mont EEA, moervndest. SR ESR AB, CARPET Ered G Lid of Sd host HDMI 1 fe TEATS S108 URE ofl cits h ig after purchasers at 17¢. The re- 4 Minos) Bond ro Nr Ton Tank Para Sree fice, No. 133 V1aventh sf, xthi-sve. The light on the new structure LL the 01d buildin d-st. and Av and at the time of the accident wag ts have been very lar go—,753 ths for the w Coles Lotinty (Ilinola, tonds, Srarn‘or Raw-Yona amg Dasanvickhr, 1 NTE T an 1 wotable y when bearing (rom seaward betwesn 8. W. wd 8. W }5. The on hi I Na. in Fif 9 00 Ios Dave Deca PRIPPOd. Sm i tw eek, and although Madison City Viseonsi Bonds. oie ALBANY, April 33, 1806, A D—A Situati n by a respecta young woe er of the horizon will be illuminated ss Le‘ore, +48. The o) his way to his residence, Na. 2 Stryker'saow, in ti ty seo the i Kin acewnulatin alertown Clty (Wiscousin) Bonds, TOTICE i# hereh iven ursnant to Chapter men as Valet and Waiter; has the best regime ndations from TERKANEAN~SOUTE COAST OF SPALN—MHAY BO oud-st, near Eleventh-ave., where be leaves a wife and fuw.ly. Br an ave Dat cuit Aho, ufos oral Bu Lou City and Gouny Bands, IN 2g Laws of 153, usd 436 Lawe Sf 1065, thet the elrenaing BR bHa ait #147 yea, putt Wk to the noiice to. iariners, N on on No. J as. Fit ference to no mers, No. 61, y relere ssued from this MASOSIC BENEFIT. —A large and pleasant gather news from abroad, is pnyth aering to holde Bliscel! Becurlties of every description Bought and 801d ipon i rs. Owners acellaneous notes lsmed to the National Bank inthe City of New-York, a bank- whi bi Bobbi d A the counfry are no ww ones, solieiting offers to the wos favorable terms by GEO. C. DUNBAR. 4 jug aafocistion locate in the City of New-Y otk, will be rede med AT IRWVANTED—A Sitpation by thoy y defused. We lioar of good hla Fon at the Notional. Common wh i. Babking Dapatimen’, oo yr A Y COACHMAN. Understands the care and managamant of harbot Hlgnt or Castigenariom, Eolut Futndeto (4 J alut Navidad, in- jog of the Masouio tratornity and their lady fifends took place C tae y cl at been regeive oiral N rere 4 3 horees thoroughly: 1+ willing and ab lying: aie Sachiion, SLY post cial doonment referring to the above remove! Ae correc "h vil on Monday at Jones's Wood. The entertainment provided wie Ohio Factory sold ot 164e, while 17¢. 1s as Nigh as the shippers mA Io be Induced to go for the best State, just now had ir yeas from the date hereof, und not thereafter, 2% F e toyed tpem bo Toke LOM Bedly’ ut thi prion. nein MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD resis siiiny sist sr 5 ua wuun, wont bo gro. Wendaicnn Apuly uo. Raut FSH ty PRRSELI on hie Met MRICS Stine of Bor of Corngants whl MIELIT enloFod, and comme dancing and yorics or durin kas a down ward look, while Pineapple ie firmer ows ri y seniod, ub slorensid, within ala ue from he ry hegoof an La ANTED—A SITUATION as conchman and Hsbton Pout Podudero, i a Ce Ne of Cartagena, will §HN fe 4 the De Lave family. avd novel wih ton aries arn 62 17 PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS titi hectied li cn 60 ira Sate Tn nthe WY ANIED=A, SILUALION 00 Shoruin onder bc ieweradon he do of Seetnbe, 16 to n w bower 8. Cif eviuotinary eg by Ms John ef a ecletaed, He, hands of the Saverinteudent for that purpose stends both; will be found willing and obliging: wn good milker; The lantem of the new tower will be at an elevation of 200 feet lish Athelate. Both herformanees were iven grataitcest fos x d. Among young nan. ef office ox tha 17th day of Sep ember hast, relative to the removal of the Quoie English Dairy, skimmed, poor.......... PL. T7 a4 FOR SALE BY Ap. 45-1aw fra, G. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent country preferred. Address, for2 days, B, Fox «162, Tribune Offices, 4 avy the men level of the cea English Dairy, common to fair 15 IR An aha RAR. mE I ly etter IPE AN oA os WALABAR COANT.— LIOWT AT RUTNAGHERRY, OR e benefit of the Masonie Howie and Asyull 7 6 i SPR ey y x A Grand-Master Robert W. Holmes, English Dairy, fie... Ee van sssensnssassrs DD 24 'f a Sa WAR IFED—A situation &s COACHMAN and A notios has beeu dssued by the Bombay Governm BARNA GIRS 1 thaad resent yostorday re Re alter ¥uctory, fair to good BLate. ..coonvivinrnnns 15 iy G, 8. ROBBIN 8 SON, i id hi] N ti GROOM, by a single man of good appearance, who thoroughly firet day of Junuary, 1867, a ht will be OT ronhat. 6 the ra Sooretiry, dunt M. Aus and Factory, prime State ea pioen olices. andetstauds bis business; is willing and obliging, and has the bess of bastion of sn old fort, situated ou the bluff headlands at Rutdegh pe bo yh i y netory, ney Chedde teva vubiedn i 74a 3 No h4 William-st, A TT a AAA A Min tt et reference from list employer; no objection to the country, Address on the western const of India. n erry, y Bir on Chedder. nmi i 3 a Orrice or Tar CrxTAL RAtrmoan Company oF New fausay,} M. L., Box No, 10, Teibane Office. LB The light will bes fixed red flat, ab an elevation of 300 feet shove Q gcpoon TEACHERS AssociaTioN.—The sie ins vdnavne sas MBI 174 (0 The i HY of the Rtogkholders No. 103 Lisexrry-er., New-Youg, Oct, 10, 1806. eA raul 2 RTH the mean level of the sea; and in clear weather should be seen from a SUNDAY BC Buia Dalry elie State RN A 13p104 N 13 NOU ERATIVE ALOR ENOINE COMPANY PD'VIDEND ~The usual Quarterly Dividend of 1.ARGE, FIRST-CLASS SERVANTRTMPLOY- ship's deck at a distance of sighicen miles. regular mouthly meeting of this Association was Leld Monday inary to goo Lute of 'C 5 OC s BL of MEX ol ood. capable, civil Woman and Girls or Lhe Hight will b hibit tui a sho Mum Yin position y y 4 a I. Vv i chimed r t a Xi be beid abo: 214 ba as “le FAURSDAT Di Ben will bo patd RNY Adar FR DERE Soh oot Government a2 on Ros) HY i rh ris tarts. Wels hy dong to oly all given fu wtitude ra 0 Nash, longtitude ae WW 4 Ba fOteen evening, the Mercer-st, Pre shyterfap Jurch. 8 MIEL oAr srnont Dalry ys October fustant, at 4 o'clock p. Bi, 107 HIG iq loses Bi oy oudsy, the Bowes. Also, good Situations daily. Ne 404 EINJILAVE,, above wich, 1 ber of teachers from the various Sabbariescss it e iusmction of oubar bomen, New ork EXCL yA ALA Bours wile fiom An VEL hE reseuien water Twenty foushot. Mer, Bi EINE 4 7 Be ulumduatiys epparstun is dick aig er by ionacr of the third order. oie Riceens, and subjoots of ator eee anes Boe poiiisie RT 1 AL BW, ULEEV Trassgres 1

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a Amngements. PARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM, MES GILTS 1S A BAR-ROOM. Mr. Ky AND EVENING-TEN NIGLy HUNDRED THOUSAND W. Clark URIOSITLES. OLYMPIC THEATER LICRET ON THE HEARTH. Mr. Josoph LULA Ng. nol, Miss Blanche Gray. WINTER OARDEN q%u$ EVENING—LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. Mr. D.P. NING—TIE BLACK wis EVEN “BLAC Trou Bellet Troupe. THIS EVEN] ba Robiason, BROADWAY THEATER. 18 EVENING-FANCHON, THE CRICKET. Miss Maggie Mitaheil. oN, PERGOR arent Parisicame WALLACK'S THEATRE. HE FAVORITE OF FORTUNE. Mr. Fred- N (itbert, Mr. Charles Fisher, Miss Mary a Me DODWORTH HALL. EVENING-THE GROWTH OF FLOW PR8-WON. PAGS Li vie HEAD—TIE REAL INDIAN BASKET TRICK. the Illasionis. NEW.YORK THEATER. THIS EVENINO—A NIGHT IN ROME. Mrv. Wu Gomersal NEW YCRK CIRCUS. THiS EVENING-NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE. Mr. Kob- Bison sud his infant son. Matinée to-day st 2 o’siock. EVENING--Mr bud Mew, Howard Paul. PERSONATIONS L 8 SONATION. oF PRR ER Ae Howard Pon KELLY LEON'S MINSTRELS. THIS EVENING—KEZLLY LEONS MINSTREL TROUPE. Ne: 120 bronaway.~MRS. MY-DE-AH-RES TOR-BER. FIFTH-AVE, OPERA HOUSE, Ss EVENING BUDWORTH'S MINSTRELS ~FALL OF FISHER. LYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOK THIS EVENING —PHEDRA. Me. Adelside Ristori. 4 STUDIO BUILDING, OPEN DAILY=W. MOZIER'S STATUES IN MARBLE. 4 THEATRE FRANCATS, WHIS EVENING—-PHEDIRA, Mwe. Adelaide Ristori, Business Notices. I I TN INNIS IAIN ANSI IAA WHAT 18 MORE CoMMON OR DISTRESSING THAN A Bruroos Arrack '—Who is not familiar with the we'l known symp Some, Oppression across the Stomach snd chest, Low Spirits, Reet- lossness, Gloominess of Mind, Weariness, Dull Headache, Dirty Ugeasy appearance of the Skin, Yellow Tinge of the White of the Eyes, Loss of Appetite sud Costivenoss! Few, indeed, of the moro prdicacy ills of life are more widely prevalent than these Bilious Dis- brdera, end yet they may readily be got rid of by veing Dr. Jayne's Sanative Pills, by whose operation the Liver will ba rapidly restored to haalihy action, the vitiated secretions of the Stomach changed, all Costiveness of the Stomach removed, aud the whole system assisted tosewariun its normal condition. Sold by all Druggists. i From A Lavy, West Mivrox, Sarstogs Co., N. July 6, 1861, De. Hoseeroer—Sir 1 have long delsyed writing to you my sin- thanks for the good you have done my daughter. I can traly say nothing but the kind band of Providence and your BITTERS have hor from an carly grave. For three years I bave been dostoring et with syrups and sil kinds of bitters thet have been recommended me for her, besice having tivo first-rate physicians; but all seemed no good, while I was searching the almanacs and all the wist 1 cou'd get hold of, im hopes of finding something ould suit her case. Accidentally there came part of a newspaper vome goods that 1 booght at the Spe. In looking jt over I saw glance that your Rirrsns was jost what she peeded. 1 sent the day to Baliston Spa and got a bottle of your Brerens, She cora- taking them, and such a change iu one week with her appe- le. und the distress that victuals occasioned, and that burning in the never ssw in my life, as thore was in Lei. She has teken bottles, and ie now able to work all the time. I think there is a ittle derangement of the Liver. Please send me three bottles more, 1 (hink will care her entirely, We and others thought she hsd _§ dissase of the heart, but that beeting and fluttering that would sluost op ber from breathing at times, {s all gove. Yours, with respeet, 5

5 a Dims. Axaxpa M'? amasox. 3 i “TR DTRICT.—Owing to the failure of the sminating Convention to nul'e promptly in presenting the name of Wa A. Danning, the following communication, numerously signed, ill be presented to the Conveation this evening We subjoina 4x of the names, as an indication of the weutiment of the Republi Pama of the District Union Congressional: fo the N gy Co of the Niath District, New- York. Oso. W. BLosT, esq, Chairman. Sir: The ucdersigned, residents of the Niuth Congressional Distset, and supporters of the principles of the Repablioan party, Baving full coufidesice in the sbility, patriot and integrity of the Mon. William A. Darliog, end cordially bw vi: his record in Congress, express as we believe the sentiments s large mpjority of the votes lo this District iu declaring that In our #4, dgment he possesses in 8 greater degree them any other person clamuents of strength snd popularity so essentinl to success; pod we believe that with proper effort (which we desire throogh four action to ave the pleasure of making) he can be returved to Bongress, thereby saving the Distriot from the buailistion of being peprescuted by Fernando Wood. Wa therefore urge upon you the importence to the perty end the i) of placing Mr. Darling iu nomination fos election to the ¥ar- La FF 2 a Congress. Respectfolly submitted, Wu. H. Wass, Lmoxas 8. Brruy, Jomx R. Cmory, Narmax C, Eur, Rossel SAGE, Wx. A. Frezsory, Frapemiox Karp, Pry Waaxen, Brxiamix F. Rosaixe, and any others, Jomarass W, ALLEx, D. Raxvoren Manriv, Deted New-York, Ogt. 16, 1866, 1" AT WhoLESALR—{HILDREN'S paseo Copper-Tipped Boots apd. Shoes, Se B GENTERL WAR- snd Pegzed. _Pioztow Trive. Vesey-st., N.Y. DAMES PULMO- BRONCHIAL TROCHES s Colds and all Thyost and Lung Disessos. Eold everywhere. SEWING-MACHINES For Saiz and To Rexv. VY. W. Wickes, No. "44 Broadway, up staire, FT ConsTiTuTION WATER, certain cure for DiaA- Graver. end all Diseases of the Kipxexs aud Bravprr. De Bon Ho 45 Cots. Sold by all Dru, a CouGHS AXD COLDS. Win Cmxrry.—2old by ell Draggista. 35¢. per bottle. gx CRITTUXDON, Wholesa'e Agent. UACKENBUSH'S SYRUP OF w I For THE bast AND Most STYLISH HATS, go to a Ra ia Maem wh Ese ea Ed Traxx, No. 479 Broadway. Gents’ DRess HATS. LEO TERRY, No. 409 Broadway. T Boys’ And CmLpkex's Hams, in every variety, Teary's, No. 409 Brosdway. Witncox Gunes SEWING MACHINE. il fa stronger sud less lisble to rip {n use or wear, than the ov Gudge's t" at the Iland Park Trial.” "i for the Report” samples of Work containing both kinde of on the same plece of goods. No. 206 Broadway. T Puae ABM ASD LEG, by B. FrAYE Parmer, LL. D.— best” Soa to soldiers, and low to officers snd civilians, 1,609 fh rn. Ua; Astor-pl, NY.g 19 Green st, Boston. Avoid iraitetions of his patents. “AT GIMPKEDE'S, Noe. 588 and 572 Broadway, the wiost beautifs! Wappise Cannes and EXVriores, a completo stock of small rick FAXOY AxTicnss jost imported aud selling st wholesale CRisTADORO'S Excrisior Haz DyR is universally wiedged es the best extant. Faetory, No. 6 Astor Houre. ALL THE MODES IN THRE WorLD 15 Ladies’, Misses’, Children’s Fancy Hats, for i! o corrent Season, may be roen in the b exposition, echatautly rep! chishod with sew, ortgiual sud foreign stylos, at Umniw’s, No. 913 Brocdway. 4 Weazr's Inrroven SEwixG- MACHINES, 506 Broadway, The best PANILY Machine, ning e straight needie and shuttle. plo large Mach ives for all menufactoring purposes. Agents wootod, EiLietio SEwisa-MACNE Co.'s. FIRST PREMIUM ho i Brwine-Macumms, No, bid Bresdway, Highest pre- grime New- 068, York and Penusyiveoia Stete Feira, 1 Mors CHEMICAL PoMADE Restores Gray Hair, weeps it gh wid from yg reruoves dandruff the finest dress used. Scld by Kusurox. 0. 10 Astor House, sad druggists, SS arsovep 1.00% -S1iTcH MACHINES for Tailors and 4 Guoves Pazar Swine Macuiys Conraxy, Rove Grosduny. Box's, YourH's Rargedt sssoriment and Goods in tide co and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Buormrns, Nos. 34 Fouethave, pf Lafayette plage. LLASTIC RTOCKINGS, SBUSPENSORY BAND. AE To Radionl Tutte Tyush Ofve SCHENCK will be at No. 92 Bond-st., Now-York, grew Tuesday. from 9s. m. to 3p. m, WHEELER d& WILSONS LOCK-STITCH SEWING Maouine sad Borroxmony Macuine. No. 625 Broadway. GROVER Baxer's Hiouest PremivM FLASTIC Sewing Maominns for family use. 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Banks was renominated for Congress yester- day in the VIth Massachusetts Distriot by an almost unanimous vote. The soldiers and sailors of the southern Mer of counties in this State have issued a call for a mass convention to be held in Elmira on the 25th of Octo- ber. The original call is signed by representatives from nice ceunties, and wo shall doubtloss hear of a large attendance. A telegram from Omaha informs us that the official returns, a3 almost completed, indicate a Radical majority of between six and seven hundred. The Legislature is two-thirds Republican. This result was muck more than could have been expected, and adds a fifth to the victories of October. Tha Radicals of Brooklyn will hold a mass ratifica- tion this evening at the Academy. Gen. Jacch D. Cox, Governor of Ohio, President of the late Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention at Pittsburgh, and the Hon. James M. Ashley, Representative in Congress from that State, will, with others, address the moeting. They will receive a grand hearing. The two letters of Cardinal Barnabo to Archbishép Spaulding of Baltimore, of which we publish this morning a faithful translation, gives fuller dnd more trustworthy information upon the proceedings of the Plenary Catholic Council of Baltimore thau has yet been published in this country. It will be seen that the welfare of the emancipated Blacks" is among the subjects which are recommended to the assembled Bishops. Gov. Fenton, anxious that the National Guard of our State shall not be surpassad in the quality of arms and equipments, has ordered a Commission to convene for the examination and trial of the recent inventions and improvements in breech-loading and other mili- tary arms. During the last two yoars tho National Guard has been in a great measure reorganized, and almost entirely uniformed and equipped, and, if pow supplied with the best of the formidable arma now in use, it will form citisen army un- equaled in military efficioncy. John Morrissey has been nominated by the McKeon Convention as Congressman for the Vth Distriot, and if indorsed by Tammany, as ho hopos to be, may be elected. This fact is but an ordinary result of the corruption of New-York politics. Though there have been worse men sent to Congress, yet publie decency snd the dignity of the National Legislature have sel. dom been go boldly outraged. To select an ex-prize- fighter as a legislator is disgraceful enough, but Morrissey, should he go to Cougress, will owe his pomination to the faro-bank. It is impossible longer to doubt the reports of Indian massacres on the Powder River. We print to-day further accounts, which show that the hos'ili- ties of the savages are general, and that hundreds of whites have been murdered. There is too much reason to believe that United States officers are in a great measure responsible for these crimes. The Laramie Peace Commissioners and Cols, Carrington and Maynadier are accused of giving the Indians arms and protection, and taking no steps to warn or &id emigrant trains and settlements, Some weeks ago the Leavenworth correspondent of Tur Tripose telegraphed a statement to this effect, to which we called the atten tion of the Government. The truth of this dis- patch was denied, but denial is no longer of any use, From Washington we learn that Gen. Terry is to take charge of the Montana route, and that excellent offi- cer will doubtless teach savages and their white al. lies a proper lesson. The charges against Carriugton and Maynadier are so serious that the War Depart. ment is bound to institute an investigation, THE REGISTRATION. Over seventy thousand voters were registered yes. terday. This, though not by many thousands the full registry we expect, was much in excess of the first day’s registry last year. Twenty or thirty thousand more may be added to the vote this scason, for to judge by the yet incomplete numbers of many of the Wards, a larger vote than ever will be polled the ensuing November. ‘We observe that in most of the np-town Wards the registry has increased, while in the lower part of the city the average is about the same as that of the record last year. It ie plain, however, that numbers of the Wards have failed to manifest their true strength, and this, no doubt, from amisunderstandivg of the terms of the law. The impreesion was general that the Inspec. tors were obliged to keep open in the evening, but it appears their special instructions left them the option of closing by sundown, and this course was pursued in most instances. Against the apathy or ignorance of voters as to registration, we have again to urge all our responsible partisans to wide-awake effort, so that at the election in November every Republican vote shall be saved to the State and city. The World is delighted with the result of the olee- tions, and daily refers to the Democratic triumphs in Pennsylvania and Ohio. If Tompkins township or Smithville shows a Democratio gain of Lalf-s«dozen votes, The World, after subjecting the figures to a Little dexterous management, parades the result as a proof of Hoffman's election. The Augusta Press of Georgia, a paper which is in favor of making Mr. Johnson Dictator, and assures him of military eup port; great Demooratic and Coneervetive popular gains ir this and that city, this and that county, this and that State, amount to nothing in practical effect. ‘What difference does it make if a Republican majority is reduced fron: 1,000 to 500 so that it still continues a mnjority? The practical good of a gain must be where it can avail something—in the Legislature and in Congress. There were places whero we avanted gains for the Conservatives; but the want is not grati- fied, and the South is to-day in the hands of ita ene- mies." THE GERMANS AND THE EXCISE LAW. The Executive Committee of the mass meeting beld ‘in June last at Union-square, against the new Excise law, have issued an appeal to all the German voters, irrespective of party, to vote the Hoffman ticket, in order to insure the repeal of that law. We regard it an insult to the intelligence of the Ger- mans to expect thom to sacrifice the principles for which so many of them have fought and suffered, for a beer barrel, no matter who owns it—thigs, too, with- out the certainty of gaining the gross end they are basely invited to sock, and—lot it be distinctly un- derstood—in the interest, not of the poor man, but of the rich saloon-keepers, who enjoy a bloated pros- perity out of the easy proceeds from the public vices, and ‘demand privileges for rum-selling which are denied to other trafics. The large representation of (Germans at all Radieal mass meetings in this city and Brooklyn is a rebuke to the appeal of the lignor politicians, We doubt not that thousands of Germans are as anxious as ourselves that there shall be a permanent restraint on the exces sive sales and corrupt earnings of the trade in intoxication, and that the good order of our weekly holiday shall be preserved as well for the benefit of non-Christians as for Christians; for Protestants, Catholics, @nd Jews alike; for all who desire to see our highways at all times safe, and tho libertinism of the lignor traflic checked, rebuked, and deprived of its power to corrupt, madden, and kill. Against the actual whelesome working of the Excise law, the worst appeals of its opponents, we trust, will fail shamefully, The fact is notorious that this just law reduced the arrests for drunkenness and riot fully one-half, while since its saspension they have, if possible, increased. We cannot afford tosacri- fice the dearest moral and social interest of this great metropolis, robbed and misruled as it is by every vaga- bond who floats into power upon alcohol; nor do we believe that the intelligent voters of the poorer classes can safely throw away the social salvation of this community for the miserable bribe of drink. Bee to it, citizen, that the rumsecller does not buy you at so mean a price, and, fo sight of the high and’ noble in- terests involved in the coming election, that no ono puts an ememy into your mouth to steal away your brains! NEW.JERSEY. The nominations for Congress by both parties have now been completed, and the tickets presented to the votors of the State aro as follows: Iris, Rep. 'ndon. Vote lo "64. Democratic. Vote in'8t LI. Williaa Moore, 12083 A H. Rlape....... 10,126 11. Williom A. Newell. 13953 Charles Haight... 13.001 IIL Jokn Davison. 12 (x0 Charles Nugreaves 16.042 IV. John Hill..............02173 Andrew J. Rogers. JA 0 V. George A, Halsey... 15,448 Rober, Gllohglat.. 13,390 The election of Mr. Moore in the Ist, aud of "Gov. Newell in the 11d District, is beyond doubt, and New- Jersoy will, therefore, be represented in the XLth Congress by at least as many Republican Representa. tives as in the XXXIXth. Our friends in the Vth District regard the election of Mr, Halsey as equally cortsin. Last year, at the election for Governor, this District gave a Republican majority, and the Republi. cans hopo that they will bo able this ycar to do fully as well. Mr. Halsey is a popular man, who at the Congressional Convention was the first choice of every town, township and ward, and he may be expected to poll the full vote of his party. His opponent, Robert Gilchrist, jr., is a renegade Repub- lican, who deems the patronage of the Camden aud Amboy Railroad as more profitable for his fatum carcer than au honorable position in the Republican party. A large portion of the Convention in Hoboken, at which bis nomination was with difficulty secured, betrayed the utmost indignation at this nomination, aod swore that he should never got the votes of the true Democrats. His indorsement by Gen, Wright, the present member of Congress for the District, may. somewhat improve his prospects, but it is a frequent occurrence to meet in Hoboken, Jersey City, and Newark with indignant Democrats who openly avow that thoy will not vote at all, or that they will vote for Halsoy. The prospects of the Republican candidate in the IVih District are likewise good. John Hill is one of the most popular men in the District, whose name will hardly be scratched by a single man of the party, Andrew J, Rogers is regarded by a considerable por. tion of hissown party as an entirely unfit nomination, and strong protests against his nowination are already announced. The Democrats, last year, had only a small majority in the District. Mr. Davidson, in the IIIA Distiiet, will at least largely reduce the usual Democratic majority. 1 THE NEW-ORLEANS MASSACRE DEFENDED. A meeting was held in New-Orleans on the Oth to reply to the charges made by Gov. Wells in regard to the massacre, and the ineecurity of Northern men, We quote from the address adopted: There is an insignificant minority of wild and restless agita- tors and revolutioniets who lntely attempted, with unparabialed fmpudence, to subvert both the State and Municipal Govern. ments, by the fustrunentality of certain individoals who had boen members of a convention that had long ceased to exiss, and who were encouraged in their deluded course by misguided Sreedmen, surreptitiously brought from the selghloring parishes. The riot and eonsequent bloodshed was ecorvmensced by this clras of persons, and they alone are responsible Jor the dreadful calam- ity flowing from it. All the statements that have been so in dustriousiy fabricated nnd clroulated, that fnnocent and law- abiding people were deliberately murdered, is utterly false, aud those who made them know that it is so. Heretofore, riots for very many years have been unknown In New-Orleans, aud were it not for tho riots originating from the attempt to resuscitate the Convention of 1864—~riots which were confined to the immediate vicinity of the Mechanics’ Institute, and were quelled by the police of the city in less than two hovrs— we would not have on record for very many years one jnstance of bloodshed and riot It our streets to oilset the fearful mas. snere of poor nnoffending negroes fu ‘New-York City, boside Philadelphia and Boston riots, We have simply to say that we do not Lelieve one word of this, It is directly contradicted by Gen, Bheri- dan, by Gen, Baird, by the Military Commission, and by the facts universally acknowledged. We know how the police quelled this riot, and need we repeat again the language of Gen. Sheridan: It was no riot. It was an absolute massacre by the police, which was not ex- celled in murderous cruelty by that of Fort Pillow, It was a murder which the Mayor and Police of the eity per- petruted without the shadow a mecessity.” Shall we re- call the firm conviction of the Military Board ‘“that but for the declaration of martial law, and the presence of the troops, fire and bloodshed would have raged throughout the night in all negro quarters of the city, and shat the lives and property of Union, ists and Northern men would have been at the mercy of the mob.” The very men who attempt to place the responsibility of the bloodshed upon the Union men and Freedmen, make their malignancy absurd by styling these an insignificant minority.” The responsibility of those fearful crimes rests with the Rebels of New- Orleans, and the President who gave them license to work their will Mr. Beward’s question, Will you have Andrew Johnson as President or King 1” is answered by The Augusta (8. C.) Press, which argues that “a Dictator- ship is feasible and possible.” The following paragraph is noteworthy: **What has been doue can be dono again;' and there is no reason to doubt that the American people would submit to a Dictator with as good grace and as mach enthusiasm as ever did those of the countries we have named, President Johnson, er ane J SOUT EA a ion and his programme. It might be said that he would have no army to sustain him. Ah! least of difficulties is it to manage an army. There would be no lack of bayonots and swords to sustain the Dictator, and under his power, thus concen. trated and mado offective, opposing forces would melt like snow beneath ti rays of a moons day stn.” The Press then refers tothe recent olections, and adds: “Thus it will be seen that the cause of Con- sorvatism is, indeed, a ‘lost canse;’ and it only now remains to be seen whether the President will succumb to the popular whirlwind which has swept up like simoon over the North, or whether bo will sustain hd position and defend the Constitution at any and all hazards.” And yet, with these multiplied proofs of the bitterness of the Rebel spirit, the Democrats are ready to admit the Robel States without a singlo guar- antec! But before we have a Dictator, the Republi- can party must bo defeated at the polls, and the less- ons of the war forgotten by the Boys in Blue. WHAT'S IN A NAME? A groat deal, of course, if it only bo long enough. Monarchs are famous for the elopgation of their bap- tismal appellations, and Senator Doolittle has re- ceived from one who is not his special admirer the linked and long-drawn ont title of a National-Union- Democratic Republican Brgad-and Butter -Johnson- Man. Although this was hot meant to be compli- mentary, we must do tho Senator the simple justice to say that it implies a great stock of principles, an extensive and many-colored wardrobe, numerons re- sources, and great catholicity of opinion. It is not the sort of name upon which one would like to under. take, at short notice, an acrostic. Yet it must be ad- mitted that it is pregnantly expressive, and bean- tifully indicates the state of a ‘gentleman who is loosely weltering in a kind of Bay of Biscay of pol- itics, and distracted botween the desire to catch a fow fish, and the fear of being driven fiercely upon shore. Verily, wo live in a time of multitudinous professions. Never had those great archers, whom it is unnecessary to name,so many strings to their bows, 80 mgny eggs in one basket, so many argosies sent to sea in different directions, so many wagers, if we may say, upon both sides, laid in accordance with the safe and sublime philosophy of hedging. Mr. Doolittle’s many-membered addendum is really worth analysis, He is: 1. National, i. e., ho is for making treason a misde- meanor and rebellion a crime which it is impossible for anybody to commit; and if that is not being na- tional, we should like to know what is. 2. Union, i. union between light and darkness, truth and falsehood, loyalty and treason, order and anarchy, State sovercignity and Federal supremacy. When you go in for Union there is nothing like going in for a great deal of it. 3. Democratic.—Ah yes! Mr. Doolittle was a De- moaeratic pillar so long ago as the ancient days of the Baruburners. He is certainly entitled to the name, for he has been a Democrat twice and everything else only once. 4. Republican, —Lucus non lucendo—on this prin ciple Lie is a very good Republica, indeed; but what shall we eall soveral millions of voters, now rejoicing in that name, who could not be induced, for love or money, to ride ia the same wagon with the polymor- phous Senatoz] 5. Bread and Butter.—Tlere wo begin to see day- ght. Some people may be angry at the notion of a Senator working for his victmals. We are not. Bread, butter, beef, mutton, not to mention other alimentary articles, are very good things, Sancho Panza expected them in great profusion when he was ade governor of his island, but he didn't get them, 4 Senator Doolittle may expect them and be griev- ously disappointed in the same way. Tt appears so just now, Tis a hungry world, but it is also a chari- table one, and we shall be the very last persons desir ous of seeing Seaator Doglitde tormented by a good appetite with nothing to appease it. His relatives, we fancy, will take care of him, 6. Johnson Man.—There you bave it in its naked and elogaot simplicity. Only there is always a preferable virtue in the possessive case, Jobuson's Maa has the mare accurate sound; and if anybody ever needed a man to look after bim, it is the President. Ie is welcome to Mr. Doolittle, —This ast is the only title which we eonceive to be strictly sceurate. Wherefore we favor it. Jobn- ponite, Johnsonian, anything derivative you please! In this way only can yon secure the delicacies of nomenclature. There is no party but the Johnson party—thero is no policy but the Johnson policy there is no principle bat the Johnson principle, in all the ramifications of this magnificent bolt. Johnson is the center of the speculation. It is Johnson vs. Congress and people, The party is all Johnson from ite small head to its short tail, and seems to hava been organized (so fur as it is organized at all) for his ospecial honor, glory and canonization, We, at least, can make nothing else out of it, and, therefore, we are perfectly willing always to salute Mr. Doolittle as Mr, Johuson's Man, INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGIIT. Mr. Anthony Trollope, the well known author, has contributed to the Social Science Congress an interest. ing pape ron the subject of International Copyright. A large portion of the essay is devoted to a consideration of the way in which the interests of English and American anthors are affected by the absence of such copyright between Great Britain and the United States, The author thinks that the latter suffer quite as much, proportionately, as the former, from the port of free trade in literature at present existing be- tween the two countries, and ho presumes, he says, it might be taken for granted that the authors in both countries would desire such a defense of their rights as an International Copyright law would provide, He had discussed the question with Longfellow, and it was the opinion of the eminent poet that an American who knew aught of literature common to the two countries would have no doubt as to the expedicnoy of an international copy- right. The balauce of advantage would, of course, bo greatly on the gide of British authorship, from the fact that a mach larger number of popular literary works is produced in England than in Amer. ica; but, on the other hand, the United States counts her authors in quickly increasing numbers, and ‘her most popular authors,” says Mr, Trollope, are more popular with us than they are in their own country.” As to American publishers, he tells us he is firmly con- vince d, both by the arguments and operations of cer tain of them in whom he has great faith, and by con- clusions drawn from his own experionce, that they would, as a body, Lo willing that a law of international copyright should be passed so as to prevail between the two countries. Their true intercst, ho thinks, lies in this direction; and he puts the case in this way: ‘The American publisher, who, T will not say pirates, but assumes as his own the right of republishing an English work, has no legalized property in his venture, and cannot retail to his customers his goods at that price which an as. sured property in the work would enable him to reach, and, covsequently, reprints of English books in Amer- ica aro not cheap. They are brought eut {i wot. York at $1 or $1 25—ht de. 5; 39, we Will say~—when they aro being publizaed in London at 2s. to 2s. 6d, iu stands to roason that a certified property in a copy- right mist énablo the publishing proprietor of that copyright to do more In the way of cheap selling than can be done by the unsteady hold of their precarious ventures which the American booksellers now pos. sees,” We nre nol aware that American publishers of English works have suffored from the competition ia not so much gratified with the gain of Union Con- agp hictatas, with a whew to crush oui Fadésetism and to Which Mr. Trollope here alludes; nor are we sure grogsmen and the Union majoritiesin all the States, We go restore the Union to its former unity, power and The reuorts of @restuess, would havedittle digical’ in carruing ol Lis popaged ity rusonisg 10 Wie World: het ho 13 correct when he says that reprints of En whisk kooks ave nob wi cheap 12 Aula a Logheh of the same work are in England. Wo be liove that as a rule the contrary is the case. Be thia as it may, however, th ~o is a great principle of jus- tice underlying the question of international right, and when Mr. Trollope takes this ground, his. arguments appear to us unanswerable. appears, was not tho Rebel correspondent of The Herald, but the no Druid,” who did his best to discourage our armios and people through the columns of The World. The Philadelphia papers unite in acquitting The Ledger of any knowledge of the untruthfulness of the forged must have weight. Muy DEATH OF JOHN VAN BUREN. 4 The death of Mr. John Van Buren took placg.on the passage between Liverpool and New-York, at 11 o'clock on Saturday evening, Oct. 13, aftor a violent iliness of a little more than a weok. Mr, Van Burtn sailed from New- York in the month of May last, in the same steamer in which he met Lis death, for the purpose of making a European tour, in eompany with his dsughtor and a favorito niece, The party traveled extensively daring the Summer, especially in Sweden, Norway aud Russia, Mr. Van Buren baving been present at the fosti- val in Croustadt in honor of the American fleet, although he declined speaking on that occasion. The latter part of the monta of September was spent in the Highlands of Scotland, op visit to some oid fricnds in that vicinity. About the first of October his health, which for the most part had been apparently excellent during his various journeys, began to show symptoms of failure, among which a feudency to mental aberration “be- came conspicuons. He had been anxious to retarn to New-York before the Fail elections, having engaged to take an active part in the preliminary canvass, Alikough the condition of his health was a source of great anxiety to his frionds, Le decided to take passage (which had been previously engaged) by the Scotia, and was accord ingly brought on beard at Liverpool on Friday, the even- ing previous to the departure of the steamer. The surgeon of the Scotia, Dr. Brice, was consulted on Saturday even- ing, and found the patient suffering from a low, nervous fover, complicated with a dangerous disease of the kid. neys, It became a serious question whether it was not required, by prudence end bumavity, to ad- vise Mr, Van Buren to remain at Queenstown, rather than expose himself to the discomforts and perils of a sea voyage at this uncertain eecson of the year. The captain and surgeon, howover, were induced to comply with his earnest wish to return to Americe, and made arrangements to place him under the immediate care of a capable and trusty seaman, who should remain with him night and day during the voyage, As the steamer got out to sea, Mr. Van Buren rapidly grew worse, His delirium ran high, without a lucid interval, while his other maladies showed no signs of improvement, although he was able occasionally to go for a short time to the promenade deck, where his last visit was made on the Tuesday previous to his death. During his whole illness he was in a state of intense cerebral excitement, talking incessantly, re- lating anccdotes, indulging his customary vein of, jocose humor, and on one occasion delivered a consecutive political speech, elear in argminent, snd forcible in expres sion, of nearly two hours in length. He would mever admit the idoa that hie sickhess was of a serious charac- ter, and it was with difiiculty that he could be persuaded to take either medicine or nourishment, Although the experienced surgeon of the Scotia, aided by the counsels of Dr. Crane, the distinguished medieal practitioner in New-Yuk, who fortunately happened to be among the passengers, rogarded the case of Mr Van Buren as one of extreme danger, no apprehensions were entertained of his approaching death until a short time before he breathed his last, The immediate cause of his decease is supposed to have been the affection of the kid- neys coming to a sudden crisis. ‘The remains of Mr. Van Buren were placed in a coffin a fow hours after his death, which was deposited in one of the ship's boats and securely protected from the raging storm of wind and rain that en- sued. It will be gratifying to the numerous acquaintances end friends of Mr. Van Burea in New-York to know that his distressing illness was alleviated oe far perhaps as was possible under the peculiar circumstences of the situation. Bes'de the assiduities of the members of his own family, and the ex- cellent medical attendance of Dr, Brice and Dr, Craix, he had soveral personal fronds around him, as Mr. Carroll Livingston, Mr. F. F. Marbury of the New-York ber, Mr. Henry Duncan, and others, who took the most un. feigned interest in tho case, and were uawearied in rendering every attention which kindness aud sympathy could suggest, John Van Baren was the second son of President Martin Vao Buren, and was born at Hudson, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1310. Ho was graduated at Yale College in 1828, studied law with Mr, Benjamin Butler at Albany, and the Hon. Aaron Vanderpoel at Kinderhook, was admitted to the bar, aud in 1831-2 was attached to the American legation in London, while hls father was minister at that capital. Ho was chosen by the Legislature Attorney-General of the State of New- York in 1815, At the and of his term of office ho settled in this city, where he occupied a promivent position at the bar up to the time of his death. Ho is better kuown, however, as a political speaker than as a lawyer, and though he has scldom held office he has generally taken sn active part in Stato canvasses, During the Presidential cam- paign of 1848 he distinguished himself as a popular advo. cate of the Free-8oil Democratig party and of the exclusion of Slavery from the Federal terriories. He did not, how- ever, carry out the liberal principles which tho Free Soil party inadequately recagaized to their legitimate conse. quences, but has actod of late years with the pro-Slavery oligarchy. Last Autumn he took ai active part in the campaign in Now-York ia support of Geu. Slocum for Secretary of Btate, I ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURTS. SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT, The Hon. Luke Cozzens moved the Court that as the painful news of the death of the Hoa. John Vau Buren had Just reached the eity, the Court out of respect to his memory adjourn, This was his doe as ono of the most able men of the past day. The speaker had been a most intimate friend of his and therefore felt a right to make the motion. Ho could not now make his eulogy, but he tiought the geatleman then engaged in the case would themselves re this action of the Court. Mr. John Lanktree seconded the motion. Mr. Justice Sutherland said that he regretted very much to hear this announcement, It was proper to take some notlico of the death of a very distinguished man, theson of a most dis ished sire. Ie should, therefore, grant the motion aud direct it tw be entered on the minutes of the Court SUPREME COURT—-CHAMBERS. Mr. Chaunoey Shatter in afew very feeling remarks announced the death of Mr, Van Buren, and moved, that out of respect to his memory, this Court do now adjoin, Mr, raphagen seconded the notion, aud after a few brief vais vf Justice Clerke, his Honor adjourned the Court until 10 o'clock this mornjug. SUPERIOR OCOURT—PART I. Tn this Court dne notlco was taken of the death of Mn Van Buren. Mr, B, W, Dodge suid: May it please the Couzt, ad the request of the members of the har I am ealled upon 3a per, form a melanohol dts in announcing the decesse of a valned and dts guished brother. Intelligence has just re hero on. John Van buries died on the Lith {fustant, on board of the steamship Scotis, whila on bly return from Liver. pool to Lis native land. Its neither necessary io proper wnat is upon this sudden announcement of from among us 1 should recall to mind his social nature, his intellectual qualities. It moral will be enough to say that one of the brightest ornaments of the bar has pessed away—one who from the yery outset of his professional career has heen called upon to wrestle with the most difficult questions in legal solence, with the abless lawyers throughout the State, and always with marked and signal ability, ever clear, self-possessed and erudite, Chosen to fill the office of Attorney-General, he discharged the duties devolved upon him with fearlessness, integrity, and asa faithful and able guardian of tho terest of this Stale. Yo acquitted himself with credit in that capacity, and proved himself a worthy sue- cessor of Taleott, Bronson and Beardsley. Upon a future oo: casion, when all of our osslonal Pretbron will be called to feiher, phopur als of our common bereavement will be iu better fori expressed. It is best that this Court upon this announcement should pause neo of its judiolal in the d d in that respect inently due fo the dc al 0 i i Court do now adjourn, Mr. Chaancey Schaffer said: I rise, if your Honor please, to second that motion, and perfectly content myself with merely secoading it: and vet foal 1t mov duty to say soothing in relu- tion to oir dooeased friand. Those who knew him personal of him ns their best frioud, He devoted blmseif prs ously to bis duties, While comparatively pun, he was to bo equal to his predecessor in the high o whioh be filled, aud w has been seferred to today. To know him was R:, love him. In soclal life I regarded Lim ns the Od: ngroeh ly man Tever saw. He went to Europd for the recuperation Hot oe ToL st. The Bench an may u tribito to his fidelity, to his maoy,virtucs, and to bis geulal Bs. wition, Mr, Roger A. Pryor sald: Althongh a comparative stranger to tho deceased, 1 have as melancholy pleasure in paying my tribute of respect to his memory, ‘The death of Mr, Van Buren involves a loss to society by reason ol Lis genial disposition, his nuiform kind heartodness, myl by reason of his large associas His death, bn fut, bs a loss to the country, lle was ofa tion, splvits nothing moan or malignaat about it. engholle Ju leo Garvin said: Its proper that we should stop procecd- ngs here, and consider oar future dostiny. Bright and promis boon wires Wh Gud oagk ta Lia tun lad Lue lug wee Lave telegram, and this testimony from its rivals Kept on of the Sootis until about 5 o'clock in the alle whea. The remains of Mr. Van Buren removed them to the shoe, and they were then taken bs Church, whore they will remain fa a metallic case until of Graco Church, wil ofthe most vajaent Realdonta New-York ol -bearers—anm probably Duncan Samuel 7 Fehon 8. py Mr. wil Marble, sad 10} 0’ oe wl the 1 ati view ou the morning of the af wl we Pe "A REPLY TO MR. A. T. STEWART OFFER.! To the Editor of The N. Tribune, dain Siz: I notice m your paper a proposition, said to have “been made by A. T. Stewart, esq., with reference to viding tenements at cheap rates for the laboring classes this city, “Fully appreciating Mr. Stewart's muniScont offer, I now propose to furnieh lots enough in this eity which to ereet as meny buildings for the purpose a8 the money offered by bim will build, I can be seon ep communicated with at iho office of Charles N. Black, cagq4 No. 63 Wall-st., rooms No. 8 and 9. JH Newt- York, Oot. 16, 1564. A STEAMERS. i. To the Editor of The N. Tribune. x. Sm: An article appeared in your paper of Saturday in relation to steamers and their general wns Pormit me to suggest a plan which, if adopted, will «dd te thelr general safety. The plan is to avoid the storm. Yea ask, How is this to be done? Answer: I! is well know through the investigations of onr countryman, Mr. W., Redfield, aided by Col, Reid, B. E., and Mr. of Calcutta, that our heavy gales of wind are of a ciroular form and of limited diameter; that they travel at a well known rate, have general direction in the northera heme isphere to the north-east, and that the vortex of the storm is the most violent and dangerous, and therefore be kept out of if possible, be big Iu the case of the Central Amorics, I well romembes that Capt. Herndon kept his steamer in the storm. Had he headed her to the westward when ho first ran iate, i, and run 50 miles in a wost course, he would have got into good weather off Tybee Light-House, and saved his vessel, passengers and property. 5 vir What, then, is the plan? It Is this: Have Piddingtoa's book and storm-card, Let the shipmaster study itowell, and when he soes a falling barometer and a swell, wh precedes as well as follows one of these cyclones, place. card on Lis chart as directed. He will then see where the vortex of the storm is, and know how to take the shoriess coarse to avoid it. There is no theory in this; it ig only plain practice, and can oasily be carried ont. I see in the statement in your paper of Saturday, sad in other papers, that the Evening Star had been ashore, and performed three voyages afterward without having hor bottom repaired. This could not happen in ae the master of a steamer which has suffered any on a voyage must report it at once to the Board of Tn under a penalty of £350 for bis omission. Qo. W.%. The fact which our corres pondent mentions shoeid be more generally known and used. Not only cana storm be frequently avoided, especially in the case'of .a steamer, which is not dependent on the winds, bat even when that is impossible the known character of a cyclone enabled an intelligent captain te handle his vessel with reference to its changes before they oceur.~[ Ep. TRIBUNR. g THE DRAMA, re MRS, BOWERS AT TAS WINTER GARDEN. The Braddon epidemic has reached its second ph Tt has long raged at the efrculating libraries and in the columns of the sensation story-papers, But recently it has broken out upon the stage, where it bids fair to eujoy o veritable revel One of the pains of eriticism, therefore, is, that one must ponder over Miss Braddon's extraordinary plots, and philosophize ove her still more extraordinary characterizations, Happily, that writer's works are so well understood and estimated, however, that there is no occasion for much talk abou bem, Mise Braddon's plan of story-telling is quite simple. She de L plot that Is likely to keep curiosity in suspense, and she Tan it without the slightest cere for probability, sense, nature, taste, grammar, or auything else than emotional effect, The consequence is that she hae won the admiration of mult. tude of people of careless intelligence and strong feelings, and the contempt of all acute thinkers. Her tale of Lady A Joy's Secret” is, perhaps, the best type of her peculiar method tn lteratare, Jt was apparently inspired by Wilkie Collins's Woman in White,” which, however, it resembles, as g child's Dloek house resembles a master-mason's perfect edifice; for, whatever else may be said of it, The Woman in White" is a perfect work of mechanical art. Dut we shall not here pause to wade through Miss Braddon's impossible of circumstance aud facident. Enough to say othat her story has, by Mr. Jobn Brougham, been made into an effective sensational play, and that its prime cipal character has, by the magioal intelleotuality ot Mrs. Bowers, been rendered both intercsting and impressive, As a study of the dreadful phenomena of insanity, the character of Lady Audley has a positive value, and affords to is repre. sentative abundant oppertusity for the display of analytical powers and tremnlons sensibilite, Mrs. Bowers is a perfect repsentative of the character, Slight and delicate in’ animated by a spiritual energy that is electrical and graced by culture, and guided by uuerring taste, sli repro- duces the beguteons monomaniac, in the form and color of life ftself. Nothiog can be truer or finer than ber beautiful, sinus ous, serpent-like simulation of ingenuous simplicity, coverisg, but not concealing, the wild, demoniae mood of a oraged nature Sho glitters like the innocent flower she is all freshness and softs ness, and grace and winning tenderuess, until the latent fury is aroused, and then she fs ternblo as Electra herself, 'Twere long to tell the minute points of excellence in her personation of Lady Audley; but wemay especially duel of words with Robert Audley, in the third act, the uend scones with Sir Michael, and with Luke, and the exit nf the ond of that net. None but a great artist could so truly portgay the swilt changes of mood, the struggle between igteliect and mad- ness, and the gradual conquest wrought over the whole 7 tho insidious and baleful demon of limally. Mrs Bowers was welcomed and most cordially applanded, on Monday evens, ing, by one of the lurgest audiences that we have ever soen at tbe Winter Garden. The play was brought out with exellent scenery—that of the fourth get, obainty tng the burning of {he fui, ising a Particularly griphlo piede stage effect. Mr, Hanloy, the stage manager, has done his work extremely well. Among the subsidiary performers, Mr. Davidge distinguished himself by ecoentrio of Luke Marks. The play will, of course, keep the stage. It is thoroughly popular. Nor is it open to many of the roproaches that may justly be urged against the story, We cordially advise every reader of these words, who may admire acting, and wish to sce a actress, to visit the remarkable inter and see Mrs. Bowers. To hear her won musical voice is alone an in ible luxury--after the discordant organs that make the stage hideous. NASHVILLE. 3 RN. at— JUBSIDENCE oF THE NEGRO INSURREOTION BXOITE- a. i'r MENT. Special Dispatch to The N. Y, Tribune. Nasuviiee, Toesday, Oct. 16; 1860. The negro excitement has subsided. The leading eol- ored citizens of Nashville held a meeting this afternoon deprecating the slander insurrection wes imminent. The action of of Stato in officially warning Mayor Brown that the would be likely to rise, is denounced by sensible citizens, white and black. The Nashville men gouorally aso noted oF their love of erdor 414 good vior, I ANOTHER FENIAN CANARD. Burraro, Tuesday, Oot. 16, Hi A The Commercial of this city has intelligence that t Fenians hod made an organ attempt to cross the Nis River ut Lewiston, last Saturday evening, to barn the villgo Qu enstown aud Low up Brook's monument, but the atte V aa prevented by informintion that the Conadinus woid Ceepolvo thom. Lhe Wugly thik 1 dosbiless

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1866. Fifth Distrist—John Ryan, John Forshay, F. Lambert, Archibald 4 POLITICAL. Attorney-General Speed and tho 8t. Louis United 8 _— al ui oe Attorney Grover for proseeuting Fenianes ang yt R-tree Tagg awd Hy No! SOURCES OF REFENUE for uo U oo thevel’s ong, Yo hat by his efforts every Fenian arrosted for violating re A itrict, No. registered, 274 Second, 361; Third 337 ot only foreign statesmen and financiers who, fwo SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-FENTON AND WOOD. SCHENCK! FONIG NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET. the Neg ity laws had boun released., This is in contra- Fourth, oe; Fifth, oh; Sixth, 238; Seventh, 275; or three years ago, were prodicting the utter downfall of the FORD CAMPAIGN CLUB, ry ECHENCRS ONIG a For Governor—Hon REUBEN E. FENTON. Chautauqua; ction to Hogan's snecch in Washington defending Jobne i Ninth, 04; Tooth, 240; Flosenth, #4; Twellth 357 5p orion Republic as he inevitable rasult of our enormous SOHBNOK LTT" For Lt. Governor—Gen, STEWART L. WOODFORD, son enforcement of the Neutrali Th ting Thirteenth, 398 Fourteenth, 527; Fifteenth 238; Sixteenth, EIGHTEENTH WARD. A NIC n. 81 1 Kings; call ly laws, meeting 054. Seventeenth, 334; Fighteenth, 345; Nineteenth, 300; war expenditures and indebtedness, even should the great Re- TONIC, 4 Canal Cow's Hon, STEPHEN T. HA YT, Steuben was called for Lrishinen, but it was a decided failure. eenth, 3H; nd A Regular Moeyng of this Club will be held at Headquarters, De- HE D TONIC For Prison upton, JOHN BAMMOND, Essex. Gen. Butler spoke yestorday afternoon at Belleville Twenty thir 44 went fourth, 900, Totals 211. 922; bellion be successfully ropresacd, but some of our own most able wilt Dispensary, corner of Twenty-third st. and Second (enirsdos Bou S WEED TONIC eotion, Tuesday, Nov. 6, ILL, to immense sudienoes. Large delegations came from i y and conscientious publicists have been amazed at the rapid re- od BCHENCK'S SEA PONG (t] TRENT, Ww KD. 1 i “7 the surrounding country. The rogistration of ui a wim of the Eighteenth cuperation of the country and the reduction of our national on Second-ave.), on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 17, 1306, ab id E NOK FONIQ Yl IXION MEETINGS. JonD Stamp to break x] His Jugistrution by hmesting the Yard was gondaoted with perfect quiet and order in all of the debt. 74 o'clock. a BeHENCK SEAWEED TO! 10 Wanlp FPUBLICAN UNioN Sra um C rs 8 county has failed. Tw ve boen to 1 p, m. the average number of names regis y AR Re ONG, “i Hiremorgruman ores, Naw Vom rested, and one dischayged. The MAM the Con. 3uted wea abou S 3: ind af hv pr) Jast Syealng the total bg ol WA 1 A on sarang iT Penusylvania NC nT D FoNiC 51 AML. Chairmasa. porvati i Averaged abou ach election distric wer DE Hon hp Gl Ey AA 4 Jia TaRWILIOES, Secretary. ve State Central Committee made tho affidavit 00 ““pyreg pyjeqri 024% Second, 26; Thind, 320; tain that th burdens Baws ONIO, oi which the arrest was based. A row occurred in Bloom- ot. No. registerec ol 381: Ki j jin ey BOW sustain with comparative ease GEOROE A. EVERETT VEED TONIO, Wed Oct. 11. Fourth, 282; Sixth, 406; Seveath, 381; Eighth, 212; 04. of Ohio. EAWEED TONIC aluid Farr BrooxrieLn—The Hon, C ARES J. FOLGER. ington township, Buchauan Co., on Saturday, esused by Niuth, 280; port Eloventh, 383; Twelfth, 94¥; ‘Chir- deemed utterly impossible to be borne before the war began. The Hon. PHILIP FRANKENHERMER, "Of i i "A Puarnenvean.—The Hon NB LA BAU: Hb ce of several notorious bushwhackers st the teenth, 418; Fourteenth, 26%; Fifteenth, 328. Total, 4,74. The ordinary tax now paid regularly by some of our business sudiothers TOMI, oy ADILLA. —Uen, oN "NON id gus yra—The hom BUY TLER G. NODE. resisted b overal Usion prt gio The Tebe bes This Ward tod Re th of quietness and Hei a. ig RS ry Jot 3 {akg lor ww! A fine Band of Musie will be in attendance. 0) wy oe o* o Ah {he Hon. HORACE GREELEY. shot Ive oala, and three Rebels wore wonnded in ro Seoorum yesterday. There were about 4,000 votes registered tobacconists, at Nos. 16 and 18 Che norat 'A glance at their The Boys in Bia” and the Union ladles of the District ste ho 2 LT ay a ene WLI CN A ground wo Vaskwisackurs wory. dhally; d6ivek, i the First District. Wo. registered, 2%; Second, 241; Third, 94; statemont of taxes paid for 12 months, commencing with Oet. 1, ally iuvited to attend, for whom front seats will be reserved, th PONIC webtfon Liza—~Col. JAMES B, MCKEAN. Reports from all parts of the State indicate that the re- Fo 456; Fifth, 171; Sixth, 413; Seventh, 28; Eighth, 1565 and including September of this yoar, will reveal the fol- JAMES M. THOMSON, President. 'oNtG, bcs ta vee so {0,0 STUER. ot Has hn dca hy Gnsriery AE 1 fl El Sh rn Se "CL HENNY NY, Vio ron CT ¥asr Wonorstrr —Col. JOAN 0, KLINCK. counties where they hoped to have majoritics. 205; Bevontontth. 501 Total, 4,486. i 1865. OOLODOT. eee seeens seseenssssses $00,013 00 Witites Divweonn, Secrotaries, v ONID vg Bey Batisrom.—The Hon LEWIS BARKER VERMONT n t Distrl 2} 113, Bond 340; Third, 353 IDOOUMBOL ves tanssvsgheps sons. SHH, 13 G d Ratig og ve oo of, No. aos Saoath, 1 hth 1866, J 7 25 ran tion g ONIG, Newsonou.—{ 1 Hon, TH 6; Aivoan. 7 o 31 40 Se th, 094; E th, ALUALY ccoansssnnsnnnssannsssssnne 53, MF SCHEN! K'S SEAW 1 55k Ria os, W. C. DOA ourth, 199; Fifth, ¥e; Sixth, 0; Seven RTING a NIG RiveRunap, SP Hon. C. M. DEPEW PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE--ANNIVERBARIE4. 170; Ninth, 128; Tenth, 141; Elovesth, Cy a Volth, a; FODIUATY euersearsnnicnsasessnanss 49,463 35 of the UNION REPUBLICAN MEN OF KINGS COUNTY, HEROK'S 48AW D ONIQ Owhia=30¢ Hop. {et UHN COCHRANE. Special Diepatch to The N.Y, Tribune. Shareenth, M0; Fourteonth, oo; F oon oid; Sixioedth, MUrOR. sas ssnsssnasnnsnssnssssnss SHTHT 83 ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN o SEAnERS Vip MouNT K1300.— The (1c, HENRY B: STANTON, MoxTPELIER, Oct.16.—The Legislature did a goodiohore riot "sor" Fenty fret, 244; Twenty-socond, 197. Total, April..seissesinnnsnasenssssaness 00,496 78 Te gu YEDNESDAY EVENING, ‘Oct. 17-74 o'cloet. SCHENCK S SEAWEED TONIG, 1) 0 Pras YaXo— {The Ton. TRA HARRIS. to-day by disposing of the following list of elections: Fm MOF. conve ssbdsntnsai ois nusrivaenns: TOBY owing em tpeakers will address the NCK'S SEAWEED TONIC er RT or Sebretary of State, Gov, Nichols, Northdeld; Seagout at TWENTY-FIRST WARD, FUR: ger 2azrs gerssseaengsgsiuns TTI 00 GENERAL J. BUAMING' SCH UNCR'S 10 oe Nuw-Rocmerna~ {0 MAY SALE, Safer, Middinbury; Supnaondont” of Bato Trion, J x. Fotord ou Freryibing in thie Ward wis conducted UL pports an olf isis stgsssseteninrsuressss BIO GENERAL JAMES M. ASALED, OU SCHENCKS SKA OMG, 4 Ruvrowszon-- Loy RAL of Rhode Chester; ‘ommissioner Kd Insane, Homer Goodhos, West. 20 jhe my dy tally Sith ut ry was in ARB aah zs vars eves sonar irees BESSY 05 Eds. from Ohlo, SOHENC RONIG, bs Sv. Axp De. “A. v SERRE m nister; Bank Commiss ner, amp, Stowe; road 5 bliea in the Se ROR BOF cas xvas samira Sa ve sans 684 45 HON. D. P. TYLER, CK SEAWEED ONIC, rahe ion ASCOR Cte ha, Commissioner, D. E. Nicholson, Wallingford; Adjatant and ort that the Rep eeu od 202; Socond Distrioh, 372; P “4, ep. CnrrrENDELComectisat SEHBAC 8 SpAWBED TONIG, 1 “10 wa Povguses?sit.—~Lhe Hou, GEO. I. ILLIAMS, U. 8. Benstox Juspestor General, Major. Gen. Ww m. Wells, Waterbury; tor. Third District, 400; Fourth Distriot, 339; Fifth Distri 465; MES v SCH NOK! w ONIC by vig wk fom Oregon hot roncral; 8 Fain Montpelier; diilge-) voeate: givin Distriot, 241; Seventh District, 279; Eighth District, Total.toeerensersnasnnesnsss.5785,016 50 JAMES A STE a SCHENCK MAWES ON a 0 nat _, ACADEXY OF Music, Prooxrw.— Gen ARIE Gov, of Obie. A Greely Second TAuctor Stas Pringn, C. 218 Ninth District, 197; Tenth District, 311; Eloveath Dis Nevertheless, the shove table does not fnclude a variety of JOUN OAKEY, esq, and others, SCHENCK'S w b ORIG, +r0d WWERTY THIRD ST. AND SECOND: Hou. A. W. BENEDICT of Peng, Samuel Marriam, Johnson. 3ries, at Drei Disteiot, 30; Suisimth Distriot, 320; yicenso taxes relating to the various branches of their business; By ocder af the COUNTY GENERAL COMMITTEE sch %1 4 TONIC, +d AVE, NEW-Y BLK, US Lo GEO A. EVERTT, es. of Oble. The State organizations bold their anniversarios here v TWENTY-SECOND WARD. their sales tax; their manufacturer's tax; the tax on Plug To- “Nieves Aaati bly 1 EVERF ENCK'S SEAWELD WO: i tiie Rooxtaxp Laxn.—§ 570) "0S FTELD, sca his week. The first on the list are the Historical Soci- The rogistring In the Twenty-Second Ward yesterday had bacco aud Cigars of their own sclling; their Iuspootors’ foes, The fiends of the Lion veo respectfully invited to attend at RS SE Arr YONI, 1! sort JHowgoxn Fars. ~The Hon, JAMES SUE WARD. etios, which take place this evening. The Rev. J. Rankin every appearance, at the different Register offices of the Ward, and a list of minor imposts, all of which accrue to the Govern- ove K corner of Thirty-fourth-st. and B on THURS: E AWEED TONIO,. a a Th Oetly. of Charlestown, Mass., dclivers the address, Heo will bo of being vigorously attended to, the officers being busily em- 4 DAY EVENING, the 18th fnst., at Td o'clock. Ges. WALTER SOHENCICS SEA BL TONIC, Samivan<The Hon, N. B. jday, Sot followed by Senator Edmonds, who will read an eulogy Ploved thiou hout the Gay until Je Nout fot eloein 3 Samo Hoare ii Biihge or Huet Moraes, ho ig Wier to HARRIMAN of Xow-{lompstirg, ot 4 fhe Son leuked SCHENCK'S SEA D be BAYVILLR T. M. HITE. o oe y made t wot 1 t arm ol -K y dress Pi po {Gen STEWART L. WOODFORD, gpon the labo Seater Foote. The auiversary of Hh 1 OO De a aay Jo bg Without Wich j3ruapiug df to Would BP" stiendance, Desirable seats rescrved for Ladion Come to re K HY DBLui, p.m. Col JOHN GO. KLINK ermont Bible Socicty takes place to-morrow cvening; poar from the figures before us to be rapidly approaching the over victories won! Come for renewed energy to fight the bastles bl A Twvminsnunen—p. m.~ibo Hon. BUTLER 0. NOBL the address will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Ketchell of Ci A Re hd Phe p oh Rios gg hv 8% point where $100,000 por mouth will be the regular estimate. Srisigh fodlint tenets 1 3 STEWART, President. i JaMEsTOWN, pam, The oui BURALE QREELEY. id Sewers College. A good aby SLAG piein gown ceived during Ni day wos wfih men who fame without hie Now, the sum of $1,200,000 per annum for one conoern in one Wr For end Woodiord ho N Bay.—The Hon. A, H. BAIL Penn. pers, One cose individual, because the officers sent him 4 Ra Bay Hom wa KER. United States Senators Poland and Edwonds, the Hon. J. Pork for his papers, threatened to clear the room. In some line of businese and in one commercial center, is help to tho A PUBLIC MED AIGY i. BOVE CLUB oh h po Noob r hi {Tbe Hon IRA HARRIS. 8. Morrill and ex-Gov, Hull, other cases the officers did not know also what oourse to pur. revenue of any country that well deserves notice, and when the wil be held as Washi Fir'd Lisa <PATRI Je pa e. 1 VOI, esq. sue, in cases where a father, being ill, sent bis son with his pa- activity of New-York alone is taken into consideration, and the On THURSDAY EVEN En 18, 1066, at past 7, o'clock. anki w oa: SIN pers. ind scans the number and 4 ial marts, it UNCAN CA wo Avoison. ~The Hoo. LYM AN TREMALN. WISCONSIN. First Distriot, No, Registered, 40%; Seonnd, 400; Third, 300; ind scans the number and eucrgy of oUF S3mmiofain MATA JUDGE GEORGE PASCHAL Turin ~The Hou, E. 0. CULVER. REPUBLICAN NOMINATION IN THE IVI DISTRICT. Fourth 430. Fifth, 808. Sixth. 457: Seventh 060: Eighth, 249; Will no longer find tho question: “Where dods the moiiey of T Ra Purxsxius—The Hon. D. TYLER. Niuth, 335, Tenth, 141; Eleventh 25; Twelfth 157; Thirtoenth, como from 1” so difficult to answer. It were somoth de- and others will address the meeting. yr Awsrxnoan, pm, he Hou THOMAS ALVORD. Special Dispatch to The N, Y. Tribune, 30; Fourteenth, #43 Fifteenth, 249; Sixtoonth, 332; Seven: wooo ing By order EDGAR "KETCHUM, Prosident. SCHEN ih S 3 M i 3 J 4 yo. ~i "Re 0 hm aa Faxaou The ii A DERE. HE Er Ero a oath, Se Hla wu Saito iae Spfuared HW. marco Bion Redband eo NG wil NA on. NELING. i N lle Be BC es La ht to-da The Distriet is at pres- Stand by Con Citizens oppored to ‘My policy,” and in Banriow Fo Bel ETRE y.Rominsted for Congress. 1 p LOCAL POLITICS Journal. favor of FENTON and WOODFORD, will sssemb i Cept. JAMES I, FERREE. ent ated by the Hon. Charles A. Eldridge, Domo- i vor 0 Ly 1 assemble ln mast HENCK’S awaited Maprsawas—Gen, JAMES M. ASHLEY. A role Sondist weetig on WEDNESDAY ‘EVENING, October 11, 7 5 NAG 8 Moxtanes, Too Hon BL FPP os. 3 a8 bony renominaied Tho (CONVERVATIVE PRIMARY MARTINGS, A MempER or THE NATIONAL GUARD DROWNED. bool petting hy corner Eigbth-ave, amd Thirty-third-st. 8C cx pers WALTER HARRIMAN of Ne N. Y.—Gen. i wp 8 Conservatives, or Johnsonites, held primar —An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Nau the Judge D. P. TYLE Dr. FREDK. SCHUETZ, wri EAs? NEW-Y ORK. ~W. CARLOS MARTYN, 08g. MASSACHUSETTS. meetings in most of the Assembly Districts on on pitt body of ph RV vo Any i WH the Col. ELLIOTT SHEPARD, Col. ED. GEBHARD. CK od MiooLxrown.—1he Hon. B, F. BRUCE, RENOMINATION OF GEN. BANKS. for the election of delegntes to the County and Judiciary Conven- Como one, come ull! BUTLER. Presid ad W. Hrueierra —The Hou JAMESSHEWARD, Special Dispatch to The N, Y, Tribune. tions to meet on the 1¥th, to tha Congressional Conventions on MF the foot of Chambers-st. Tn one of the Jockos of decenswed _Jomx GoLium, Secretary. THERON R. R, ent. H od Wasnixoton Haws, Haslem. DOUGLAS CANPBELL, esq. Bosrox, Oct, 16 Gen. Danks was renominated of the eth: and to the Assembly District Conventions on the 20th was found un copy fun order directing Frey erick Cameron, 1o- “Arention, Political Clubs,—FOR SALE—A BRASS CAN. SCHENCI'S SPAW En A CayTES, oe A Tor ot A t fo enominated on the juste, The following delegates were elected: sident at Middletown, Orange County, N. Y., to parade for in- NON, mounted on four-w beautifully painted, with all SCHENCK'S SEAWKED oA Pm. ADAXS 0 ~The Hon. JOHN Pg for Swngrogs he Yih District to-day at COUNTY AND JUDICIARY CONVENTIONS. Section teifh the, Olt Regiment, Twenty dnctmd Brigade, the pecessary fixtures, in complete Sribrit nv No. 1 Bedford SCHENCK'S SEAN ph hy a o vole sto P. Banks, 143; D. W. Gooch, First Di ~Jobn M. Costs. Edward Welsh, DY, J, Callen, Wil PON vision, N. 8. N, (i. and signed by Sergeant i. J. A A (dA Lranarviniay a RO ELL of Texsa. 6; James M. Stone, 2. There was great enthusiasm among liam Cotter, iam Euskley. Thomas Comin yr Shoe Proctor of Company E, 61st Regimeat, nad ita therefore con- mmm. K; WE wk OTDAN. Yeide Banks's friends. Aer the nomination. Mr. Georyze Locke Second Distriot—Pierre C. Van Wyck, py ey Mark Jeetured that the drowned man was Cameron. A baggage check ‘x h~ Waysniy.—~The IT oh iia, Oct. NN man entertained tho entire Convention and b t n, Garrett Bell, Jos. Beck, Owen O'Connell. William Tucker. aud stateroom key was also found on decoesed. He had proba. Special Notices. NO EAWEED pony pid he Hop. GALUSH LA, row of Penn, sider 1 Daal hi hy JA many out. Third Districi=Joseph B. Taylor, James M. Tuthill, A. J. Plamb, bly fallen overboard from one of the evening boats soon after SCHENCRS AWEED wim dniata Foe Bow BALERS, KUBLE Won legal siaknes ot is Swideaco doin: Sco gk? Moet Siu "Cony CF Mellin Jeri iho Iandlug. A verdict 1a sccordane withthe tot Tio Great Napoleon SCRENCR'S SANE Eb no fo Ren im Hon HORACE GREELEY. REGI TRATION. De Ca HI i AL aero turd y WahFaderad bY the Jury. Was fond of violets, and eultivated the for thelr fragrance st St. He- ENCES SEAWEED io Ser lena; but what is the scent of the violet, or of any combination of SCHENCK'S BEAWEED io SCHE AWEED a. Caxpay. ~The Hon, A. H. BAILEY. HIT STEWART L. Ny ODFORD. Gw0sv's 11ALL, WILLIANSBURGE.—The Hon. D. P. TYLER of Ot. AN A370TA.—The Hon, THOS, 3. ALVORD. od YMAN TREMA C ry TRICK Antes. ~PATRICK CURBETT, Lowvias.~The Hon. E, D. CULVERY Barvwiveviie. ~The Hon, LEWIS BARKE i Kisartys: Ges J. H, MARTINDALE. F30r- be Hon. ROSCOE CONKLING. ARRYTOWS—Judge GEO. W, PASCHAL. Gen. J. LIPPITT. Paronoqus-- L FERREE. R. Carsgos ~Cen. WALTER HARRIMAN of New-Hamps. Wass soroNviLi 2~The Hon, WL C. DOANE, is. Havasa—The Hon E. L. PITTS. Sim vamvom {HVT ARELDON, Ya Wake Tuo y The lion. JAM M. ASHLEY, ~The Han JAMES SHEW A 4D ~The Ha h For bran he Han oC WOODMAN, Cape Vinoxyt, Evening—-The Hon. (Gen. JOHN COCHRANE, Asaos Hans, New. York— HARVEY SHELDON, Esq. DRYDEN, p. w0.~The Hou. BU The Hot. SAMUEL McKEE B.'L IVES of Auburn. 000k~The Hon. EY. 74h od AM. HITE, C. B. SARIN PA 0, CHAS. E. FI Coren sgxx.~The Hon, FE. D.CULVE Oct. 20, ER G. NOBI AA of Kentucky. Faris—The Hon. ROSCOE CONKLING. i RTINDALE. Baws Consnrs, pee Hon. CHAU.ICEY M. DEPEW. J. LIPPITT. Orexxrort.—~ Capi JAMES 1 FERRE Lone Gen. WA R HARBIM AN, LO Asmar JANES ASHLEY, pd EK Faris—The Hon. W) onrTR HscToR—The Lica E. L, PL Duxran—Toe Hon. JOIN O'DONN Wasuiyerox Harn, WLLIAMSBURGE CravroN—Jodge JAMES MH. BELL. Brockn C. DOANE. Hoa. B. I". BRUCE. ou Depor—~WAl H. BURLEIGH, esq. Monday, Oct. 22. Povanxrersa—Gov. HAWLEY, of Conn. Ovid Lhe Hon, THOS, G. ALVORD. Carrasan ~The Lien. E. D. CULVER. Arrios.—The Hon. 8 you. PATRICK CORBETT, esq. ATRRLOO—The Hon, LEWIS BARKER. Warrznazs~1he Hon. CT. Hut Bug. 2 F. do AIPPITT. Te ARE ALP io uy ORD. Tmoa—{ Fon A. BILE. NRO¥ The Hen, WM, C, Sa AMUEL MOKEE, of Kentucky. A AN Tikes Har, rk 4 er CHAUNCEY M, DEPEW, BARATOGA SPRINGS —Uen WALTER HARRIMAN. Rusury.w<Fhe Rev. B14 Fuosmise— The Hon, W nN Avzxaxpria Bay—Judge JAMES H, BELL. assena~WM. H, BURLEIOH. “gw fof

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N, ¥=Juige JAMES W. BELL “I Oct. 2%. Boj MORACE GREELEY, DFORD) WALTER HARRIMAN of Now Hampshire. JLEY of Olle aluy 27. i 45 ATION I¥ THE'TROY DISTRICT. Bppelal Dispatels he N. Y. Tribune. ROY, Oct, he tie Neiparhed Democratic Cone Nathaniel B. Milliman of Port oy County, was placed in nomination, and wes tendered to soveral 4 anh id srats, al! of whom declined, until finally Mr. sod was selected without his knowledge or consent, ik unknown in the District ot large, sud thing Rudi bin to the Convention was his Copper- is réeo bead procli —_— Lewis Darker of Maine and George 'W. D ward, Washing. The place wert ent Demo- M, was Lit A Convention for this District was held here to- of The Albany So rhat andressed an hmmense meeting bere to- Bight. It was an old-fashioned dwikening, Neg TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The Hon, J, V. L. Proyn was nominated by the Demo: “stats of the X1Vih Districy for Congress. BR eae MISSOURI i on 4 7 A JONN¥OK CANDIDATE DEFINES MIA POSITION JOHN HOGAY XD THE FENIANS~—GEN. BUTLER IN JLLIN- Ol4=AREEST OF REGISTERS POLITICAL RIOTH, pects! Dispatcis to The No Y. Tribune. or \n the Lexington District, has declared unite with Northern Conservatives 81. Lous, Tue James Birch, Conservative eondidate October 1860, for Congress his willingness to and admit Southern reprogentatives to orgarize the next House of Roprosentus hives, Ata Conservative meeting in this eity last evening the i} Lourtcen THE FIRST DAY'S SESSION OF THE BOARDS OF REGISTRY -=RESULTS THUS FAR. The following is the results of the sessions of the Poards of Registry held yesterday in the different Warde, as gathered by our reporters. Quiet seemed generally to pre vail, and the aggregate of namos to have been fn mary Wards largaly in exeess of those registered on the corresponding day of last year, 4 FIRST WARD. In the First Ward the registration of voters passed off ver uietly at the different polling places. At the First, Second au rd Districts many voters were present, but the Fourth Dis- trict Board adjourned very carly, having registered within four of the entire number voting last year, At the Fifth INstrict Poling place one of the members of the Ioard dissented from the action of the majority in allowing the registration of voters without an afiidavit as to the genuineness of their naturaliza- tion. The position of the majority wes thal they know the men to he to vote, that un atfidevit was nuncocs- a t District, No. Registered, 521; Seco 457; Thhd, 459; Fourth, $2; Fifth, 129. tal 1,604, ul Ae SECOND WARD. At he Ist Distriet in the Second Ward bal one man asked to be registered who could not show just claims 10 the elective francinse, and ot the 11d District the polling passed off without an anpleasant incident, Fist District; No. Reglstered, 136 Second, 131. Totul, 207. THIRD WARD, In the Third Ward the boards adjourned oadly, the pelling Jetiing off quintly, and but a moderaic number of volses apply fini District, Vo rogisterad, 95% Second Die 1 No, regis Wig m Yigtricty 108; Third District, 13; Fourth District, 39—total, 409. Toe p FOURTH WAND. registration in this Ward passed very quietly and very littly feeling wns manifosted. A large Porn of the population of this wud fs traository, principally consisting of the denizens and temporary lodgers lu tho sailors’ boarding. houses, beside the large number of emigrants who rentsdn but for a few days in the city before settling fn the rural districts, ray there was a heavy rogistoation, cousiderably Still, extending that of last year, First et, No. registered, 2085; Becond District, 477; Third District, 25% Founrth District 197; Fifth District, 22, Sixth District, 177; Scronth District, 316—total, 2,019, FIFTH WARD. First District, No. registertd, 1i0; Second District, 118, Third Distriot, 206; Fourth District, 287; Fifth District, 772; yy District, 311; Seventh, 262; Eighth Distriot, 130, Total, EIXTII WARD, The home of the unterrified and unwashed is of conrren strong voting district, and it is belisved that this year's vote will sarpass that of Inst year by at least 500. Thore was no feel: ing of any kind manifested, and the registration went on stead fly, without interruption. At alate hour, 2,360 names had been et District, No. tered, 48; Second, 2; Third, 24, Fourth, 300; Fifth, 320; 490; Seventh, 154; Eighth, 159; Nauth, 500; Teuth, 108. Total, 4,50. BEVENTH WARD, The Togistoring of names lu this Ward #5 far in exoess of last year. urrissey has thoroughly eanynssed the Ward. A dele gation of workingmen called at the Station-Mouse and entered a complaint against the Board of Registry of the Xth Distriot, No. 14 Monroe-st., for closing their books at 5:30 o'clock p. m., Jolaiming they had a right to close at sundown, and that they were ant obliged to sit until 9 o'clock Ii m., except on the last day. ere was no disturbance of any kind during the day. t District, No. registered, 255; “Socom, 450; Third, 290; Fourth, 175; Fifth, 452; Sixth, 447; Seven. ky, 244 Pighth, 520; Niuth, 357; Teuth, 251; Eleventh, 163. Total, 3,404. EIGHTH WALD. First District, No. "registered, 219; Second, 447; Thind, 201; Fourth, 20%; Fifth, 261; Sixth, 22% Soveath, 360; Eighth, 290; Ninth, 315; Tenth, 27%; Eleveuth, 22; Twelfth, 207. Total, 3,068, NINTH WARD, In the Ninth Ward the registration proceeded with the most perfect quiet and good onder, alithpugh the number registered was very henvy—mnch heavier than i# usan! on the first day. In some of the districts the registry was completed some hours before the legal time had expired sud the officers adjouried the evening. District, No. registe 25; Second, 243; Third, 320; Fourth, 356; Fifth, 830; Sixth, 278, Seventh, 400; Righth, 1505; Ninth, 197; Tenth, 19¢; Eleventh, 340; T'wellth, 250; Thirteenth, 2 Fourteenth, 592; Fifteenth, 333; Bixtoonth, 378; Seventeauth, 70. Total, 5,217. TENTH W ARD. Everything passed off peaceably in this Ward. Abont?7 o'clock p. tw. long lines of voters could be keen al Lhe various districts. A large portion of the yoters of this Ward are com- posedof Germans. Nearly all the votes thet will be cast in this district are already register ed. First District, No, registered, 350; Second, 33; Third, 577; Fourth, 29%; Fifih, 300; Sixth, 2, Shventh, 315; Eighth, 14. Total 2,700. ¥LEVENTH WARD, This Ward, ono of the largest in the city, has ninetoen elec. thon districts. The registration progressed very quietly throughout the day and evening. ‘Lhe police reppil no arrests for disorderty cotiduct at the places of rogistril The voters Th general tirned ong well, but if the sessions of the registers bad been extended to this diy and éyening, the wirbady large list of votors could be measurably increased.” This isn decided. Democratic Ward, and the” goneral sentiment pecans to be wb although the Democy would not gain the Blaig, yet they would ake the beat fight possible under the ciroustarice. First District, No. registered, #57 Second District, 209 j Third District, Fourth District, 203; Fifth Disgrit, 506 Kixth District, 197 Sevepth District, 327; Kightic District, 98% Ninth District, 179; Tents Distriet, 134; Jleventh Dis: trict, 115; Twelfth Distict, 242; Thirteenth District, 5044 istyiet; 202 Fifteenth District, 169; Bixte nth District, 267 Seventeenth Ditrict, 186; Kighteonth District, 17, Fietoouth District, <50. Total, 4,700, t TT oded Aap b The re v of the Twellth Wad proceeded you terday in o ve er and onanbio mansics, prt was conclufedt in the eight ta ul bf o'clock, gst District, No. registered, 206; Second, 463; Third, 50; Fourth, 403; Fifth, 612; Sixth, 373; Seveath, 4; Eighth, 7: Aw fw Total, 2, 100, TR THIRTEENTH WALD. This Ward has only eight election districts, and eonsequently only that somber of places of registiation. The police roport all _qyigt Houghout the day and oveuing, and only the usual arrests for drunkenness and vagrancy. AK but tivéo places of re¥istration closed ut 5 o'clock in the alteruoon, nd the opinion seemed general that had the other five Kept o until 9 o'clock last evening there would have been plouiy of work for tho registers, Dy fur the larger number of voters were legistered 1 this Ward bets cen the hours of 4 and 7 o'plock lust even. First District, No. registered, 252; Becond District, 267; Third District, 411; Fourth District, 4; Fifth Digtrict, 251; Sixth Distriet, 253; Seveuth Distlet, 150; Eighth District, 1€2, “Total, 2,023, FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH WARDS. At the twenty-one places of registry in the above Wards, business was conductod slowly and quietly dwiig the day. Tow ard night the clerks were kept busi engaged, bul Lo distusbeoce of auy kind was reported uv AN ist District, No, registered, 160; Second, Bio’ Third, 213; Fourth 310, Filth, 212; Sixth, 390; Seventh, 227; Eighth, 472 Ninth, 472; Teuth; 17avg otal 2717, vi wit FIFJBENTU WARD. ¥irst Distriet, Ne. OMT 3 Second, 263; Third, 263; Fourtls, 336: Jafth, 158; Sixth, 160; Seventh, i44; Eighth, 30; Ninth, 150; Tenth, 158; Eleventh, 152. Tot, 2,464 SIXTEENTH WARD, ho feat he fourteen Districts of this Wa 0 registration was a and fuller toward the eveuing than in the proced- fie the day. Everything was conducted fo a quiet expeditions and orderly manner, The Ward itself has a mix population, native sud foreign, and as diverse in polliion) senti- ments, The number of men claimants for suffr was not above the average, though apparently of higiite, isietli gonco espoctabilit a social gene then ordiuary. wg Ee Diathct No, roginterod, 304 Second, 122; Third, 463; 1 oo: 1th, 209; Sixth, 300; Seventh, 47%; Eighth, 414; Tour, bd, Tenth, 15; Eieventh, on Lwelth, 400, Phir teenth, v8; Fowtoenth, 110. Total, 3,901. BEVENTEEATIL WAND, Hon, John Hogan, Conservative Congressional nominee, Slated that he hed personaly procure d tue removal of 0 t aassd off quietly, with the exsepdion of couside Wf i fh the Xb agd XAT Distriats whore tho Bradshaw, Abraham Clearman, George L. Condit, Isane M. Phyfe. Sixth District=David Bilier, Adolphus Boarst, Thomas Oakley, Toowas C. Thoraton, John P, Burrackes, Thomas A. Regso, George Donaldson, Feventh District—R. M. Blatchford, Andrew Carrigan, Erastus C, Benedict, Jos, W, Farr, Robert Iestty, Juno, W, Earle, Sanford L. Macomber. Eighth District—Eliphalet 8. Newine, Thomas B. Bills, Joshua A. Holey, William Coles, Lewis Jones, Toane Woods, H. A. Suith, Ninth District—Wm. 8, Oregory, Andrew G'llmore, Chas, A. Bally John Connelly, Robert MeDrice, Wm. Dubois, Junes McKeon, Eleventh Distiia—-fhaorge Hettriok, Wiliam Swarritt, Fay H. Prd, Morris Loeb, John J. Rabicean, Lowis GU. Clauds, Juné® Mo Twellth Distrist=—Lewis H. Watts, Wm, Posrdman, Julian C, Harison, Seaman Johnson, Clement Wats, Mark Brown, Masudce Fiizgeinld, Fificonth District—F, 8, Lawton, E Detefie’d Snith, Thomas B, Jubnson, Wiliam 71. Uisck 8. Aston, James H, Weld, Edward 8. Urmy. Sixteenth District—James Kelly, Sel. Birdmll, Wm. M. Morris, Wiliam Atkinson, James Mitchel, Berosrd Kieraon, John Mol stlou. CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS, First Distrlet—=Wm, O'Brden, Jerowich Conley, Joba Roblason, te n Tissaiaid, Lonry Meta ee econ strioi—Merwin N, Jones, Richard T Stewart, E. A. Nichols, P, V. RL Van Wye x. Cod Misting Ibird District—Col. M. W. Burns, Powell Mangles, James H, Reyer. Hun MetHnty, Hoh McCleary. ourt riot—J E. Marren, Saauel Hutton, Geo, F. D. W. Kuevels, Mortimer MoU ofl, i Fifth Ulstrict—Joku Heflpren John Lox, Edward HiNock, James i, Carpauter, Dante! IL Davis, Abraham L. Brewer, (no. Creighton, Wao Edwards, Dewitt OC Clark, Joseph F, Sandel. Archibald OC, Lougatireet, Jaa, Hartson, Aaros Loungsirest, Joa. H, Hanson, Was J. Loutrel, Wm, Reel sath DistAoteN. J. Lasthelr, Wm, Borckel, Jotn Frank, Ocarge Van Eff, Jom Mesgin, Henry Has Keren, Julius Danpbin, Noshdisn Cosh, ar, Jus Atitnon, Geo. W. Ulmstesd. veath District). W, Knapp, OO. W. Freed, T. Lawre Owens, 1). 8, Wendell GU. W, award, E. Albstson, 8, progt Ted ting. J. Alen, J. London, J. MM. Davis, W. Gloann, A 8. Edwards, J. WW. Green, C. J. Liviggston, W, Jaba'e, (4, PP. Hitiosna. Eighth District —Jotn Lewis, John White, Robert Corson, Thomas Brown, Ben). Hotchipson, Henry J Freoland, Thou Seddon, David P. Swith, James Heppemstall, Edward Kesting Jobo C, Swith, Joba H. Dpsenbury, George Klwmings, Dovid Blackborn, Frenk Buros, Jumes Lester. Corve tow Myers, Said do'ogates to selact delegates to ths woven Constensionsl Conventions, sed to nomlosto a candidate CT Asserubngy., Niuth teJobn Lindsey, Chee K. Grabsw, Jawoes Hunter, Meritt Wickham, Robert Armstrang Fleveuth Distrigt—Abram J. Dittenhoefor, Thoma KE. Smith, Chories J, Farley, Samuel 8. Day, Joun Coyle. Twelfth District—Abrem Baker, Daclel Herrick, Louls Ash, Louls Jones, Clament Watts, Fifteenth District—Mobert P, Duncan, Colg. Badger, Thomas J. Contant, Wm. YH. Grogan, John T. Wilson,» Sixteonth District—Law rence L. Moore, Thomas Bealisn, Charles Atkinson, Robert Kanvedy, George Hall SECOND QUNCGENSSIONAL DISTRICT. Henry C. Muspod. r., bas declined his nomination for Congreas made by the Demoerate of the 11d District. ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. he Union Republican Association of the Eleventh Assembly District will meet at the Everett Rooms, corner of Thirty -fourth-st. and Proadway, to-morrow evening, Gen, Welter Harriman and several other dist'uguished speakers will addruss the meeting. Let those who wish to hear go early. TWENTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION ASSOCIA- TION. A meeting of the Union Republican Association was held at Ball's Head Hotel last evening. Resolutions were adopted Indorsing the nomination of the Hon. Wm. A. Durling as candidate for Congress frow this Discrict in the approaching Cougressional Convention. MAR. HERBERT'S REMARDS, Our types made one mistake id reporting Mr. Her. bert's remarks at the ratiflcation meeting on Mouday evening. He did not say that My. Peoclier was non. committal. On the contrary, he'sald Mr. Beecher distinctly suid he conid rot nud could not counsel ethers to vote with the Democrntio party; bot would snd would urge others to vote the Republican ticket." NOT WITHDRAWN, Judge Connelly emphatically denies that he has withdrawn as candidate for nomination for the Coutrollership. The rumor that ho will accept the nomination for Register 1s also unfounded. Heo futends ranuing for Controller, or vot ull. GERMAN RADICAL FENTON AND WOODFORD CENTEAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, A meeting of this organization was held at Raeflo’s Totel, No. 23 Third-aye, yesterday evening, Mr. Fredeisk Schuetz in the chalr, at which it was resolved to hold a groud mass menting of the German Radical Republicans on Wednes- day, the 24th Inst, Gen. Carl Schwz and olher distinguished speakers will address the meeting. “DEMOCRATIO UNION" COUNTY CONVENTION. i This Convention met last evening at Cooper Insti- tute to nominate a candidate for Surrogate in the place of Robs ert D. Holmes, who was nominated at a previons meeting, but declined on account of his position, a very important and deli- cate one. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Free and Ac- cepted Masons. Ile feared lest it might be thought that he was making use of his masouio office to secure aa election, The Convention nominated last eveaing Mr, Gideon J. Tacker us their candidate, i STATEN ISLAND. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The Democratic Convention of Richmond County met on Monday last at Richmond, Staten Tsland, and nominated tho following ticket: For Member of Assembly, Nathaniel Wyatt; School Commissioner, Joseph Kilpatrick; Treasurer, Peter 8. W andell; Justice of Sessions, W. Elliott; Coroner, Edward Gaffuer; Coroner to fill vacancy, James Detaples. Lhe Republicans make thelr County nominations on the 20st lust. CHICAGO. vp THE HON. G, W. JULIAN OF INDIANA EN ROUTE TO JOIN IN THE CANVASS~BILLIALD MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP, Special Hivpatch to The N.Y. Tribune. mee Oiieaw0, Tuasday, October 16, 1666. The Ti#n. (1. 'W. Julian of Indians 13 en route to join in the canvass in this State, In on match game of billiards last night, betwoen Foley and Khines, for the championship of inois, the former was easily the winner, A wid woman committed puicide at a hotel in this city last might by taking morphine, She had been de- gorted by a lover, and left to him a touching farewell letter which, apparently from tho action of the polson, she was unable to finish ILLINOIS. TIE TOUR OF GEN, BUTLER—SPEECIES AT DRLLEVILLE XD SPRINGFIELD, Spectal Dispatch to The N. Tribune. y After leaving St. terday to the largest litical assem Its regarded as 8 doubtful district, he was vised fgnore impartial suffrage. yet he s Radical speech 1a behalf of loyalists. Fe was enthusiastichlly cheered, and the plat- form on which he poke was cowpletely covered over with Joyalists. Tonight ho spoke the Court-House here Ho mado a speech illustrate the manner in which the war has made ‘Republicans out Democrats. He showed how his division of 6,000 troops, nearly all Democrats, and officered br Democrats exelus. ively, had been forced to leave their old party bywhatl ny saw and beard of their former political assoch o8 in Orleans. The prominent officers, although Breck Domocrats when commissioned were, now earnest Ropub- licen politicians, ‘Fhe ideas of the soldiers wero oqunlly changed by their residence in Louisiana. His account 0 the horrible character of Slavery, 08 scen by himself and staff, held the audionee in intense and eager attention for of the season. ade to grrixarieLp, Il, unadaty Oot. 16, Lois, Gen. Butlerepo ab Betloville 1 The Post-Office at New-Albany, Pontotoo Co., Mississippi, Las been reopened, and C. T. Bond appointed Post. master. Two Questions for the Publle 10 DECIDE. 8. Weir Roosevelt, an eminent lawyer of Mew York City, saye: “The [ot that it uses a single thread sud an ordinary spool ve great convenience: but this bas given rise to some misglv og in the publis mind in regard to the streugtn and durability «f the stitch. The lead of wy funy \uforms me, after convuitation with other female hesds of families, who have long ured the W jligox &-Gibbe Machine, that the stitels 3s ne strong es the material, and will last as long as the gar mont, and a litils longer; 80 the question for the public to decide is, whether anything stronger or longer is really needed in domestic life.” We srree wih Mr Roovsevel:, that the twisted-ioop stitch fs suffi- clem ly strong and duratle for family sewing, or suy other; indesd witbout disparaging other stitches, we think ft ia the s'romgest an moat durable stiteh made. Bat we slo think that, such being the fact, anotner and the most important question for the public to dodide is, whether two threads. aad the complicated donblsturead machines required for thelr use are any longer necessary Advertisement, MARRIED, BLISS MATHISON—At Brattiehoro, Vt, 10, by the lev. A. C, Stevens, Flavel N. Bliss to of Dr, BR. Mathison of Miuditowa. CAP N—<DORLEN=Iun Brooklyn, on Tussday, October Bev J. E Rockwell, DD. D., Char os th Capen to Allis C., of A. V's Darke, eng No carde. Nuutucker, Mass, papers please copy. DE HART<-KANOQUSE~=At Boouton, N, 1, on Tuesday, October by the lev, D. F. Mage, assiotad by the Rev, J. N, Jauser, Dr. John N. De (last of Pompton, to Lizzie, daughter of J, L. Kanouse, eaq., of Lhe lurmoe DE VOE—~CORSA~AS the residence of the bride's parents, Yonkers, on Monday, October 15, by the Rev. A J. F, Behrends, John I. De Yoo of Seow -York Clty, to Enna, daughter of Salomon Corsa, eng ORTON -MACMILLAN=In Christ Chareh, Brooklyn, E, D., on Tuesday, October 16, by the Rew A. H, Partridge, Grorge Fdwerd Orton to Miss Isabella, MacMillan, both of Brooklyn, E.D. Ne curds New Haven sod Pan Francisco papers please copy. PLATT-REDFIELD «On Tuesday, October 16, by the Rev, Joseph MoEicoy, D. D., lease Ili to M. Jenny Nedliold, all of this city. ROBINSON FARREL-On Thamday, October 11, by the Rov, Mr Dowling, Edward Robinson to Miss Nelle Farrel, boils of this city STODART—CORNWELL—On Monday, October 15, 1966, by the Rev. W, P Corbi, W, Il, Stodart te Anole, youogest daughter the late Richard 8. Cornwell, esq. all of this city. WILKINSON DAKIN <On Tuasday, October 16, at the Springst. Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Thomas I. Skinner, Freder Wilkinson of Brooklyn, to Luoy A. Dakia of New-York. No c Hadsoo, N. X., papeis please copy. on Wednesdey, October Maggie, daughter by the ghter DIED. ALDEN <On Seturday, October 13, Mr. Pau! Alden, (a the 59th year of bis age. Fur ers servioes will be held at his late residence, No. 36 West Twen- tie boat,, st one o'clock this (Wednesday) sliermocn. Relatives and friends of the faosily are respoctiully invited to attend without fur ther notice. The romaine will be taken to Bostou for luterwent In Mount Auburn, BROWN—On Tuesday, October 18, Joseph Benson Brown, oldest son of the Rey, Peal R. Brown, aged 22 yoars, The loners) will take place on Thorday afternoon, October 12, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his fa bern law, Oliver Leagh, N 715 Myrtle ave, near Col onave,. Brooklyn. The relatives au friends of the fuuily sre respectfully fuvited to attend. BUCKLEY =On Tuesday, October 16, in Newark, N. J., P, 11. Buck- ley. formerly of this city, in the 67th your of his age. The funeral w Il take plees from the residence of his sondmlaw, R, W, Lutheriord. No. 20 Centres, Newark, N. J. Fricods aud rela tives are respectfully invited to atioud. DWIGHT —Sudden'y, on Torsdsy morning. of fujurics received ou ihe New Jory Rallroed, The e Dwight, esq, in the T0th year of Lis age, The func.sl will take place athis late residence No. 62 Harrison st, Brooks n. The reletives snd friends of the family are fuvited to stien Fullas, aged €0 years Foneral from her late residence, No, 863 Broadway, on Thursday, al 2 o'clock p.m. OF FRA! Chatham, New-Jorsey, on Mondoy, October 15, Dr. Beth Geer, of this clry. His relatives and Friends sre invited to attend the foneral, at the See- ond st. Cemetery, ou Wedumsday, October 17, at 11 o'clock a, my HUBLELL~lu Brookfield, Conn., on Monday, October 10, Emily A, widow of the late P. M. Hubbell, in the 57th year of ber ago. INO=On Monday, the 15th inst., of hasty consumption, Alfred Tug, aged 31 years, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfnlly fuyited to ate tend the funeral Mn bis late residence Fifty firsts, near Fleventh. ave., on 'Liursday afternoon, at one o clook, without further luvita- tion. His remuins will be taken to Greenwood for interment. KIRBY At the residence of her son-in law, Prof. Geo, W. Smith, at Port Chester, N. Y,, on Tuesday, October i6, Maria Kirby, ln the ith year of her age. Notice of fureral herecfier, LF. E—In this city, on Monday, 15th inst., Elizabeth, wife of the late Willem Loe, aged 62 years, The retstives and fiends of the family, also thosa of her sons, Thomas sud Edward Lee. are respectfuly invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 28 West Houston ou Wednesday, Yith ust, st 2 o'clock. Hor remains will be taken to Greeawood for interment, 4 LUQUEER—~On Tuesday, October 16, John A. Luqueer, oldest som of the lata Franels T, Luquoer. Notlce of the funeral horeeller, MeCULLOCH=0n Tuesday, October 16, of cholera infantnm, James, tnfant son of James sud Carolioe McCulloch, of Belfust, Irel azed 7 wonthe and 13 dye, The fonerl will take piace fron the residence of his parents, Rich- moud-st., Tompkivaville, 8. I, this day (Wedueaday), at ono o'clock me 18 VAN BUREN«At sen, on board of the steumship Scotls, on Sater day, October 13th inst, John Vau Buren, Counselor st Law of this His Telattves and friends of the py are Invited to attend the faneral services at Urace Church, ou Friday moruing, October 19, 8b 10} o'clock without further juvitation. WAIT=AL Roath Orange. N. lL. on Monday, Qetober 15, Mrs, Delrey Walt, In the Bist fa ut hut ge. om Funeral spryleos w old at the residence of hor son, George Wall, st Kat range, on We alternosn, at one o'clock, The re wales will be ken to Albany for hntorment. Morris and Essex Kallroad ferry-boat leaves the foot of Barclay-st. ab 1:80 wom, WHITESIDE —At East Lynne, Conn., Poin Wilteside, only dd of Moses aud the late 6y 3 mou ls, aged f Jess wh FADQUARTYNS D CowpaNy, THIRTY SEVRNTH Regret N. G., 8, N, Y,, New-Youx, Oct. 10, 1560. Sprorat Orpen This Company is hereby ordered te assem ot the Armory, oo Wednesday, October I7, at 11} o'clock a m., in citigens dress, white sloves, aud the useal budge, mourulogy to Te C attend the pe our late conir: ty Mr, Coons 2 Tiekpor, F. H. Panx:x, Osderly. on Saturday, the 13th lust, iors FF. Warren, Political Notices. QOentral Committee Penton and Woodford Campaign

legates elect from t vartous Cumpatgn Clubs of the The po oy cated to meet at Roou No. S.Clinion. Hall, FULLER=In this elty, on Tuesday, the 16th lust, Mrs, Juliet 8. 5 garden flowers when compared with the perfame of PHALON'S NIGHT -BLOOMING CEREUS? Let the Ladies sndwet, Yona and Isr: GRAPE VINES. THE TWO BEST IN CULTIVATION FOR EVERY PURPOSE. BOTH VERY EARLY, AND ISRAELLA THE EARLIEST OF ALL, The IONA fx the only native grape of good size for the table Hat is equal to the beet foreign kinda, In hardivess, conetancy of production and perfect ripening o froit it is uacqualed BY ANY of our most bardy natives. It 1a the only unexceptionable grape for the family. DELAWARM 18 EXCELLENT. IUNA is equal in all respects and MUCH BRTTHR in several very important poinis THE IONA 18 THE BEST GRAPE FOR WIRE, The TONA is the only Grape which pays the cust of best vines by {ta cutting the first year. N It ie the oxLy Narva ORars whose fruli is eagerly sought fot at ONE DOLLAR per pound. It fe the only grew, native or foreign, whose fruit is pronounced by F the best judges equal to Muscat of Alexandria, and prefersbls to oll* other foreign kinds growa in glass houses, Bly 24 page pamphlet, containing description of best variotios— Present avd Future of Orape Culture,” eto., will be sont ford o C. W. GRANT, Ln, tar Poskikil, NowdPork. Nore. —Tt fs easy for any elub, agent of other person interested in purchasing good viues, to ascertain by sanple, if Iona Island, where those vines originated, Is not the best and chespest place to oblain good vines of jona nd lersells. C. W. GRANT. in, BUEUMATISM SWOLLEN OLA AGRE all cured by ERUPTION THE SKI," leal properties. on turing Com propertios of avecifion for the ere of the Sooneaged low rogs and qoacks. USE BATHS. For slo at every respectable drag an Te BATHS. For eapec store, Hinving Largely Increased Our Stock of the follows Ing Goods we sre prepared to offer to our customers choice variety of PARIAN AND BISQUE STATUARY, BILVER-WARE, and FINE PLATED WARE, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANQY GOODS, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OHINA AND GLASSWARE, CHANDELIERS AND GAS-FIXTURES, Agents for the portablo EMPIRE STATE GAS MACHINE which can be seen ih opersiion st our store. WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, Second Selection, $38 per set. RICH CUT SETS OF GLASS, Fine Quality, $45 por set. E. V. HAUGHWOUT CO. Clothing yon MEN AND BOYS. ABBAIT MOORE, No. 507 Brosdway, bave now on exhibition a very full and choice assortment of CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS for MEN, BOYS and YOUTH, made from superior materials, aad trimmed, as usual, in the very best manuer sud style. Thelr CUS. TOM DEPARTMENT is filled with NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, which they are prepared to wake to order a ls mode,” and oa very reason able terms, Johu A. Reed, Y (Suceessor to E. W, Burr.) DIAMOND JEWELER, No. 791 Broadway, Opy Grage Church, Tha Agents of this es'sblishment havo searchod the principal ities of Europe, and eniplayed the losing artismus abroad to obtalu the RAREST GEMS AND RICHEST JEWELS. of the Old World. As the resolt of these endeavors, a collection lias been of the most unique and recherche acticles ever exhibited to the American publio. of precious stoncs sud edwirers of artistic workman ship in jewelry are invited. 1 Furniture OF THE LATEST 31 YLES, CONSISTLIO or PARLOR. DINING-ROOM and CHAMBER 8 ITE in Rosewood, Walaut and apis, retail af wan st i D MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS, Now, 56 and 95 East Houston-st., TB Between bowery snd Al Goods warranted, Extrnct of Buchu a known to be the best remedy extant for divord f Kidaeys and Urioary Passeges, when properly com- bined og Fon Those who have bent dusappoioted 13 thelr* expectations from the use of other kinds, should examine and tr RISLEY'S BUCHU, before conclading that ail are worthless. by the Druggists. Victery Hair Hestorer, WONDERWUL PISO ERY WITHOUT SEDIMENT OR IMPURITY. An exquisitely per- fomed Halr Dressing, sufidin to restore the hair aud its calor, Yor ule by Drugglets sie BUREN, Chemist, No. 478 Sixth ave. “Mankatinn Clab,—Members of the Club are rv nested to aan at the Club House, FRIDA ¥pa m, to Attend thie funeral of thelr late President, John Van Buren, st Grace Church, Jullus G.. Pole, M. D., Formerly of and successor to DR. JAMES R, CHILTON Co., ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST, ad 489 Broadway, N, W. cor. B pos Mineral Waters, f CVEDNESDAY, Oct. 17, Ws Deleon p.m. whoa oa Pe Un MORTIMER LEE, Secretary, pro tem. Davies Emapnan, Chal pro tem, “A Meeting of the Hecond Assembly District Union pmb arial Hh FL b bo, TRIS (Wodunh Poborits WILLIAMS, Presidont. Groaar MoLAvGRLIN, Secrelary. Union Republican Nomination. FOR THIRTY NINTH AND FORTIETH CONORESS, THIRD DISTRICT, 2d, 4th, Sib, Teh, 0th, 11th, 15th, 106%, and 20th CHITTENDEN, Comprising 1st, 24, Wards, BROOKLYN. SIMEON, EN FF om FF PTT Fri Tien epublicnn Nomination. Red LES ENT AVIIYE IN CONURY “3, Sixth Congressional District, Sch, 15th sud 0th Warde, CHARLES 8. SPENCER 1] Peace NO MORE naTT dor now BLINDS, BURDICK'S IM LOCK ts the slats at any augle, locks them, keeps oot rain and dust, ph) blinds good A Bow, Ie simple, durable ers chop wed easly applivd. dealers, Axents applied. Bold by hardware Her"y ENS, No. 119 Nasssu-st Card, Orvion Browy's STaxparDp Scaums, No. 3 B yout. 1 would respectlully state to wy customers vod buyers of SCAL generally, that the nigh futerruption to business caused by the fire ouffctory on the 1st instfias boon entirely overcome, and that, sy {ng a large stock of goode an¥“increased manufacturing facilities, we can fil ail orders for those well known SUALES with Plomptinst, nd Ornamental Malf— hair dye sod hale dyeing. Biiack or Grown, Ln a UFLOR'S. No. 10 Bond-st, ta of sil kiuds REPAIRED by th BAILEY Wigs, Toupees First quality W. A, BATC Clothes Wring WASHING AND Courtlnndeeet,, NawsYork, Dundas, Gon. Glas, M. Dusting, W, kiviug Adams Hecretarles, pearly two hours, which was rouse 1 to enthusiasm when bo wigeed for tuo onlianchigewcnt al the ucgro, KOLERL LWWIN, Chalgman, BRONZES, MANTEL CLOCKS, VASES, J Nou 48S, 490, wi 492 Broadway cor. Broomest. Particle oon paid to analys of Ores ei. Minato; 4 VEINGING MACHINE COMPANY, No. #5 MALOU LAJLULIUN, Dost io we. Bold by Drusgless generally Dick Cos Tapossd SUET CAPSULES and TS ag SCHENCK AW A SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TON tT SCHENCK'S SEAWE 3 FHENCE'S BEAW “2 we J RCH FP Awe Sow 'K'S SEAWEED vi RS SEAWEED pd SEAWEED BOUNCE 'S SEA W Ef iC! AWEE a SCH FNC EAWEED [oe HENCK'S SEAWEED 10 BCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONLE: vol p SCHENCK'S WELD wert i o9) KS SEAWE N we Aw SEAW '¥b wor yw AN ES god AWERD TONIC, HI [4 HENCK'S SEAWEED Tonic, SCHE WEED TONIC SCH FED TONIC, stk tine one 7 K3 WES ("we NCK'S SEAWEED rsd NCK'S SEAWEED iY Suidw NOK'S REAWEED TONIC, K'S SEAWEED TONIC, 4 SEAWE ID NIE: ony AWERD i) 0 x BEHERGRS SEAWERD TONIC, ‘ff SC AWEED TON! A jit 5 HON AWEED TON AWEED T “4 SCH AWEED LAR SCHENCK WEED TONIC, SCHENCK" WEED TONIC, SCHEXC EAWEED TON! 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Pries sod Froverbially enough immediate Qu 4 6 of eau oh 3 wi ugeesot Fal BY Jou aud contal ERRE A. in his fon The Principal v Y.— Win tan mported or our new Cold Medal st, one bl 8 re aete 5 ouly by Xa from a gongation, for Hives, apy one character er. Benjamin IL. The Met a Fenty fs toe Engh ag! OOK-KEE wily. Fo neipal will in. es. Particulars from Eu Clroulas. ock AN ELEGANT RE PAM and epwad. to Xi In fine ord or I ed goin must notice r to Berange J He Metaphor stion. o English Vil Insti JEPING x Circulars ill Iecelye IANOS at No. 12 PA rope. Relf- A ELEG vd. PARME NTI A ols BROTH order, ITY. Beary-st. to b alert IV: An Unpre bore of 5s, P lage. By Sarah tate, Roo AND W rows D. fot of to LE nest. FOO playin BL SED, ER, A ERS, N of Jaflosspuie ing 0 further, than F. comparin y: An Unprof ns of 6 Pod’ 3 emu Tytlef ING ASD WRITING fon oP Coat, bares) T—Rent foie Daying; 80 a ean [DENCE for sont, Bricksbure premises, S0phie ‘patriot o SONE-W the teadi their i Vaprolitste fund n Soldiers. (CHAR day aod evening. G atthe C ret, buguies, fu oll shyies allowed hood, construction, brooklyn; i¢ In for BAL Me Hat, of ut of him 1 mentioned continues ritin ling of v Taunslatious of ay. ByaBu By J. 8 LIER FRE b ng Cooper Tprights just of pew and if pureh and ned $0 be nish, &e., rea all respects E-No y Lat ie “in the tim te be the jutriot the v 1. A Pr Is of 8 Qui some (erm eimess Man B and 52 Kast’ LENCH Prof. 1. 0. FO N received £70 second-hand ased, Lot appreciated. ly first ote, us regards 168 0, W rorite nT overb lil niet Neighb: sn Hym will R t Twent INSTITU 0. FOX, Prin SIRO Dariva m Paris. Pianos. 50x 100 i order. House 30 ase, and need neighbor ll from nice de e, who has of it, the publicatic with the vil be Leal. ustrated. B orbood.” us. Bythe dst Fu Sil TUTE Principal. AN 32) pros fe corner Ee In Sparks 3 ankiin. M. La i, She publication of the "IX. Notes for llutrated. BIR. 1 Lock antbon 4i. J Ru K eptember ~BOARDI Nos, erste Unriva Re iy Tod pono A oe ed pad cpen fo ytobe FRO Nise A Jee Youle ih I X. Notes for aw Did Eisner iy withan than or Ry enya a Popils pr NO a PAY RX Pri de d for tone i ET A? No. 753 CD Corlar at, N id open for apn Memo oyages chyd n-sk ranslated Price 25 RE War Ania mos There i olle mgt vent, on fr Fig dice and VE es apply bo E. ALE ounces 11 im wet vim mer na ae EE i gonta 4 math, oy By the Editor. the names of the pu any The endl rimary al i QUEINYAY 27 om $160 32 aio eka, rs kh LPR E. particulars B gol SE, No 30 Tu’ eros od or {istoire e ely, sed, in Ad "a ST ri last as of the 8 ROO b coud is a 100 roer of to GR op nalist bert and T re de rs, the areless in sold by all Bi STR A) your) fo school hav thon ONS’ No. LI Lad J foot street apd -socond- the know! raneltos Guerre d' fanist. A work of y all Book AHAN &0 JARK® Prof ELIE the past 11 eon SRAND SQUAR EN ect and ot snd R SA u sa iho our a fk dec of who 1 ogo aa TPL heen Outen Xon' C. ie Boyer Cot es Cus Heli resis tte ra, fon Ap TATE BAG 2 ha i sn Nurestt, a, il L.3q the other, belie hrench jour. LO i AND. New-Yois, N, A. M., Prine Business. Por ators. Conte: pur obih bot London, 198, le gipal faite Offers for SALE UKERS A 80 foet on sho who wri cer of the La elieve, Jour- LIFE A ages. (COLLEG Peloton pal. For par Id, Co very eo world, 1 in at n this eon: Al dd HOU ND AUCTT ROM atin squares Apply the ugh tos as B Ja Guerre 4 00K pe aS PET OF JGIATE rig Ba ost: umen Fin competion wi A $ilé sounte GR SES an ONE 40 to M to its ki n the wro well as h h Exped je A iy rt Aathorof B AN ESS HT OF M Price $225, oll No. 18 Coc and ENG pt J on Ww yr unt conttrusied pe with 260 Interna. EAT b 4d LOTS in all [ONEDRA, ny M oll 72 acres Room No. hy hg side, Te o fights, With spirit, que, By The Chet of Hin Fone] Ny sltbrsnees Fan Eg FOI FERING INSTIT Fon Fourteenth st N.Y. with their pianos from 11 front HOUSE 1. Fo garts of tbe ls new; 1 good LAN Bibkiographie Hit ompement to all Di Apirit. and fadrly, bow nl wet of History. x0, LL. D. branches." Full Comuatre Kew. York Ind INSTITUTE, PEE HO LT ues Patent A ply to J ove. wd basement uy ane ag _ FG EH tm D, wll wala ungaise, by M. Hat o phe Ee A octave wirly, NOVEL fally York: STRA The Pro amin s given. Pu ul, Collegiate Judividual in ITE s HORACE srerooms, gradle Arran ly to J. J. FE basemne ear Central Park, a drown SAL depot, w tique raries a, each VERLY fully equal TRAHAN ovinee of R R pia are receive ivil snd M struction in @P Mo ri PIAN E WATE on. 7land 1 k J. FETTRETC mt, high v ark, almost 41016 PLANT, Inquire a v fitted him hat Oritiqus de i, re of reference Wii LY," by Si equal to AN Tor: Nu Reson. ke. VING INSTI ate received of 407 nwruction in BLA ANOS, M ATERS G A SPLEND RETCH, Ko. ¢h ateop both by LIE fort by on fh ant Re 0 whether raisoné of m for the ies far the 86 Phriodiaus WHITE y Sir Walter 8 IV ANHO Grand st. ing-seh. 3 STITUTE ws Prof. J. Ty me, he Monthly snd retail, ELODEON irand ing the 1D PRO rd-ave. y work. 50; of vide of the St J H nblished all compositio past man ique FRIARS cott, will JE," como ool for b 3, Tarry J. G. FOX, Prinel bargains an ba To LET 8 and CJ Duarte and ovemon city Hm PERT Ap from which in f ior aiodle mn of thi any years g; OR, T be publi Jor “WA Pri cence THURS oys.~Th yLown NY —Al pal. dis from $6 received foi and CABINET Up- ‘on ts, A of Mo Y to IMPROV E— stumps one-half ie in Toney prosent ti olland) fr cirenlated in of an is work. I By the THE TIME hed on Saturd Feincipsl, D8, DAY, Nov. pity eighth ser TY.—A hoard- t count to te 60 to $225, for the rent allowed ORGANS t, Peach ond smaii Hou rristown ROVE~—J 144 or other ob and containing gntacat tiamds with om the begi France fincludir import tis] Giver Author of “While RIMES AND PA ardey Tessar I, Joo he Jnl] Tour. "panne 4fhers e Akh, Ou hs sumac Second if purchased, Apps Orchasds, wn, oii the "his plantation worked hes been Retes, ete, and a exemplar nning of jou eluding, the ANGE, i mn w SIF SLOOND. YS OF CH BLIGH bi or clreulars session will Factory repavied. af ele gyindh, rar taken in .band Pian ed, [35 &o 8 Forest, t 12 res toe woil of 160 cultivated, gin and whoo wel extracts, rualism d refore, Bookse! n one large astroted wi Or, The ARLES ING end D ENGI 1801 and apply to the or Secoud- areroom octave Pi 1ano Stools exchange. Libe at EW ve PW. Yery good Prie and of the best to the crop. Ll second litio growth of y historic igtorical own to the the ab: sellers are ge octavo v with origi Days an Sevent heap AY SCH( LSH and FRE Fit coud-hand Plar s, No. 481 anos for and Cove ral for SA TY hand JOHNS f tn The ditches J Yanda, und on vague des. tion, consid the pres al and cri and criti ph rs aro va lived olgme. P ginal del d ‘Times bhatt HOOL for YOU RENCH THE M be Broadw: 255 and apwas Pa Avis LE, with some br Plaisteld, a sigue and hd] we Con Peintres by ljegubly i s in Europe eritieal RS tical yal publieati so that rnd order at rice, 81, ns by ison of MILITARY, ned Sept. 20. UNG LADI BOARD ale ASON fl 8170 and upward, —v iy to J. [9 A ith medi own-stone fi ods eo eside the oA ove sttentio are more Coniclus ont ,by Adolphe Si arged, of th and Americ ay on al opies sent 408, es ay what t) ACA CLASS ES, No. @8 five diff the MAS( HAMLI ORACE Ww Cash DMI STTRETCH ewsion. from ront HOU nmodited there all around ia pase de bv Adolyuc Sires. Rpert R Dictionnaire I bh all cals oilers postage once Ta Ee ic 7 es CEOTTERFO SICAI West Be IN HAMLIN N CABINE E WATE A RABLE P Rt Tangara SES pious, one over 200 bends S16 Double Cu hoon vist at t de Westphali veiseonces du GI atiouuatre Hildto. vo Bo Be Mr ln “avance of of AFOU THERFORD. 5 Rockland and COMME es J AMLIN FORA INET ORGANS; ao] Sapetior HOU ROPERTY Hebi large Bi one Bla two Nurseries Caine, w ue, chre he Minis ie juequ du Globe vités de Paix. “AT a olpaale. to pt of retal Yo J} OUNT WASH FAL She, Principal N.Y. ERCI sta superiority of premio os 5 to $1000 BLE ORG ANS LD on SE, well fi Y on GR I bales pa oS ahen, ate Biha) one merce wologicell try of Fo hy N04 [04 grintipals y _. B. PETERS price. Ad TU VASHINGTON neipal. For Clr AL w seruti work in th or lm each. M. ANS. Forty very sexy uroished LENE rea and with fo th-8hop the of allisnc y arran reign Affe rs, OY Mr iment HISTORY Ne. 46 :RSON BROT dress TE (Classic NGTON ie calars, ad we gratified rd and com is clase of oathul {mpro H. have Co terms, or ex with two, AVE. logs attacked Jour stands, Love Cirpeniar Shon, Higher lly of 7,205 tre Here is Relgh s With STORY of the G hestadt onde pi oy camepi, No. teal Comuerciat Cl WWLEGIATE I) 4 41 Bote in hat thay pi besoin They and or PICTURE exchanged for Pci or yix lots, for catt with 8 Grist. the senie house, torn up reir with ia Hie. i of peace Calor “Ww acteristic anecd JIPSIES, Puiledeiphis, Penn, PAC Lington-square hi ert Fourth Bi 4 Freach ATE INSTI adhe ino on Sy lve the BALE sho, as LN cor Tb nF air the 1a Saw- Mill rum en Sawn BP, si who] prefhibey ge proporth op Fe coumiend n.. ATES] specime LE es pupils of al a¢ EO. W. CLAR corner of preparatory ns baht rice, oy and Orgaren, of §iuice 30 newsiy Judues, und ave., for vale low wlogant B (onl J in Lie b.. by the Prom, i aod words bent 20 t ha the Hen sealed a invocations on of of hum book as ed SIMSON. ns of their 1 N. B.—Stude sper for busine "LARKE, A Macdougal-st. oows, No. 506 B s, of American y y orgsa- New-Jersey low. pi bv DONG L or fro swellyn Par H re 1s a Sta fal Prose; Supabia of to Wors! Winn onor of diplom basket ad for the m of the N.Y. Jo aa ution shit One readable soguage, Towed 0 nte for Coll sesnor college. M., Principal As NITED roadway, N 40d Yorel TS PLE 10 the proprietor ee K, house ant bla and dt and called in radshaw’ plomacy n of History. W: part Bea ar a Shave wid oof the mm and glvin ndividuall ese, West Point o pre PIANO-F Now-York. i ma SPLEND L 8. HASKE] Sor Bell -House “House the goa meni by eile emg we. tn of regal sh nee wi Ee i ML J) ory KF lot ve Now dendtey wo ST No.4 WALKER Ea A etn Cou) oo ve iy, Hs i rE eonlin surope.”’ ch 10 te f hat he tangled u v P uel full found p ol the Jip younds {1 deoe book." AT asses a8 are al OTHE abled to ng "R-ST., N 4A, resid ount V Jounty, of J Th mau, n the Ww aii curr is Band, emma welch LT Pa cso ae, grep ores N11 re B anos TET sot enna ed arniheent arn ood Wie Firs 7 cud SALE in Er Avs Wother Sinds chronol n tho: and though li LM T lo alance of eB YX. Hires, of hacts, A e to give wer have a on gs A. M. Prine s from Ww SC 1001 ee N_— ument guaranteed iano Forte or workma bounty. wery, aud afl ab SUTTOD on the main also and much uality ia no numerous 33 hoe 38 Pr ae Fis wor (CHFALEST IN ou Hi By phot, Frere MT” HL ee TOL Wate Plana ree ot sn nate BROOKLYN 1 bop a Pr RE i Sts i pe Prasté wy is usef 5. A sl ence, be be ny 1 4 BOO! Ps JOLADY, N y aro No 1 ‘Ol L IFT 0. A {icks. Pre TOUSES 1 D. N 3 n connect A it dit Ola: 1850, A ful Listorieal ngle quoted oicius LLL JOKSTOI wa Ko. 448 B rust of Tw 161 FIFTH. TL EGIATE INSTITI y ereeasans Eeeond, Th resident, 8 SES fi No. 201 Broad othe Sountotion, sud rE 0 Megsicent Ricks PAD FoR THE NORLE" Spor, the wie lot, hw. ie voc TE INSTITUTE, A JERY eB Let. TT Clit SHES. us pn Jal low on Ho ingds very SS avigabie entre T ment d ande ret Catal Scrap wtory, Bi ook at LD BOO 3 hg ow ave ak 4nd hustat oms have loft AY class ne ily or part] e Brook a An JAP -_ oe, H. BEN Gates, C Sackett-sts, ry, the Sou ole makes which can there i nears des Do boy Bk una sonic J ge uiegaet he Siascotvtatd Ph A Aas peuramal. All the olde ited bY Haazs oy y ceflings So y furnished, at lyn HOUSE to FAP LOTS at Eliza EDICT Co, No 31 the Sothern Count fo wi subjec [IE 1-4. Se er meique ef TOclan I by, bc 8 your duiy ino args I the olde ot J for wil ach vpeciovuneat. all Lt ay fuyished: 3 4 low 8 SE to LET, aie in par New-York, Elizabethport, Co., No. 31 ins chaser rire nb Ehelasgest dnd finest t of the “You des, 1852- act He I Océan -_- TGOAT RR etures rice, [ncrea od arge balk or of Min 4 Ale unde o! pus por light, 1A) n. EMI ¥i conv gure if re LET, ecu reels to very de v hport N rg cme ine st, nu 8 INO either hy the planting work, i treat have at 1843, 919 retiat, VIIL, OTHERS. No. Pri prewar Jags bath. Kaz hex 30 ks under the 4 es. the, LEST ITH BROS’ hinnt to ented soon; first ror To. 64 Coders y desirable 1 _N. J., 46 minutes ally. mortgage might to ettention Pe col in which Sy, Mth indie a glance oy State "Pa I, anne av 8S No 112 Re cvmring for coll to 0 py Xone Aisa wh) ON, 8 No. 139 To ferries firsts NEN Conrnt NX po manufectn minutes naw per From Dapioit Sithar So Juibate of i of C a 1 xt of it iegticn ta vol e date, titl pers ARR Instr ianmmanm: asean-at, A API liege. Ji tent, axsuniliy oll 0 funsullighate sw A MAN C. roadway, 5 foe C NTRAL rv, 1.2.00 or ed CLOGO, required, ei Yi a pe oS ure, tiie pol BCCOMPAL we and page Im OOK.KEEPING an nction ae JE HALL FE tt te anil ls haa shana SION AN ARK LOTS fi Ba or Regd Ri ow crop bat thers mporaine unter, is said ying docum of the EPING Re es Sent. .L FEM. SE to call, thie chs by D FURNITT JOTS for SALE Ea bor an, Foros sum geropi bat certain y 08 be 8p If be writes to be writi ents may MAR o and BUSIN mmm rnin A] 1s ik WM. SEM. Jamaes, L. yTha premises By T. A. WH ME TO NOUNTRY ALLE Eb Fous: Fortuna dostrint a le 30 speaks PIN coat iam e Sram S. PLUMI® A Jamggea, T T.3 iki boon ONTRY RESID Le? OUSES FOR SALE HAR ing fo Le brecen of Wie Vrehren of wr are Mera ns WORKS Fegan AFFAIRS M Nyro MIF ACADEMY _ ges LL will in eke So sown or the residen Frat: Clie RY RESIDENCE N BROWN. oo. PIES FORE W LOSE. Baltimor it ill ro, ik RR ora us Mand of Dosh Laity IN HOOK KEEPING MO hi Re oer PAYSICIL wT i, emt eat Te son coret ELI beeen or AL Ss oy gi, ren Dstt, Ep and th In vi ut is not lik fa ved going rath ymen A of Bl Single Ent y, 220 Pp. b eb Niky J ou nS wn. on and dy K¥hu Soknel Foores SICAL To an House and Re emises are ouse contai en, for OWN faring brices t the appart ‘and to RE very d ith, Fort Y Chizty-nint el notorie er out s Bank ank Fook ry, I pp ¥Ousus A 'NTAIN VII er Oct v Mond uth-et, Ta A de Lot wi ry lar xtensive us all the SOR R deneral A a suit pe enarces INT, w e- third, y “3 he snd, tl rogue 10 the pn. he y to ety, from of narto Book-k s, cap, pp. Bvo.. Se VIE ‘be open se Prec sirlig to ill be re clstern buildin OR [5 al Agency, N parchpse of bea ithin 20 Sixtisth orty- ortieth le to the glect are hi the prune ecpin {A ve 00 the P mina EW 5 _Circolgrs oo snd Th For nises offe spend uted all yard alt g4 for ALLEY No. Ful mw A uty and teenth- seventh orty-first, ce.” Be the w. of the penci m desired ew CO. M und Joint wet... Ww rine bation SEMIN a Tyiliig rther I Tare 4 iz month the stand paved. oy s—Val 6 Folton-st. poly af com- th-sta. ne hundred Fort Fort 1of le et C.C. MARS dses nt Stock Accounts we 300 oct Pol pal will g* bavi MINARY LAC The Aon ed particule ducer nthe ln the wading Furi: r Frankl aluable iIton-st., third SAMUE ox and-ni yn y Between the os Pencil of lute Sods ow Fors oh K "MARSH'S Private Accounts 1 fa leo vg ng Leen recen Y—Tho al wy. 1 Rent. Lk SO City of Chaslesto ni a8 propert duu, SAMUEL HREE RENE DIT Fitty tnet intermi “Couture's 5 Atv v8 My orp 00k keeping and Pe Ee artim] Topp. N t Point, N hogan s Boarding Bebe recently d 0 abov Sept. 7), 1904, T Chazlesto SOR SAL AR AY y on Washi we -STORY BENEDICT isms in the tare the ittent puffs e's Second 2 a B.—~H Bosinees AfMTe ony ttart ars re York tronlars ol for Bo ostroyed b JA a Broker A. WH iy OR SALE on LEECKE ingto roll and and brown-stone, 2 Co J try ow aif the T s Affai ial Coll A 158 address we y fire CTOR ——_— aod Real FE ITNEY ALE on Thi ER DE n-st. and Fir sab-gellar No. 31 we have nor columns have broken o Vietor Hugo’ we thelr Yug eachery and hina, ‘No. 516 for Pres ARMSTRONG! go bak below engl Y BUILDING to Fatsto Age A eid 14 »n Third-ave.— DENISON, N condition st-place; i4 HOUSE, N high-stoop Eagiand id the Ju Faire akc vut as of ugo's next nov J OYE B( owledge of the Avtuor Broadway, ONG" WELL, 3% Lukin 10 hotse DING u ha price $13,500, HOUSES; ave.—~Three ON, No. 3 Pine-st Fran bg UE Ne a Er Ra ai LY soe AT. foes soda ATTN NEW TOoRK ra eam power pk ee i A dred Logie oe rao, Era Bigh upon 8 past Princt Nov... Te Lend works, fed nat ope lidio. 8 ND DAY BC! n bet hi ARS o IL H. K Soltallde f wer; 1 vated at Be fm— nest an tars ICH, N on Second or of tb Centtr History of oyYs pal, ris $30 per t Wilto fae THR on TH ant Twont 4 HOOL, Balle. C ween Twent SSEMBI Y Box No. de fo¥'s unt pA Losation 248 Bath, LL. Sie nd beantif I, No. 418 Thirdeve H w LITER ry.” Am under 12 AG Bart. Fe nu, Conn. 4 AN NOR URSDAY. Se hoety, ing. The erie, hy eighth ad T ROOMS, ee SHERWOOD fy Selighttul d 22x30, vi ul COTTAG] fons No. ARY Awgemenis} have Ins Us WiRLOCK. YOUNG LADIES, MAN® ptember 20, Te po nme A ep 8, Broad NOI y Ro. 41 Ja id co la, extensto E, sit es and The RARY ITEMR I" em patesd bysical Cul Instruct 8 WHITTOCR EEONG LALA English mmm Nes {ito thy. Api 10 thats. yay t SALE—O yotn Be Ys at, Teruo Lot 5hx200. Hous Farms publish i b, Music, Mi nstit ultore, eto tion, Digei reopens Se No.8 W BOARDIN OL ea y. Apoly rtalaments o LET Ton way po n W. Ey emy. AM E WA Dante purchaser. ers of The griviog. Te Militar ate, Long Isler specially imeipli T Sept 20. A ost Thi Gad D TH CAROLIN. y to E. FER day or or Apply to’ datory be est Fo 03 C. median NTEDi Do. r of thei Gala FT rms mode y brill, G g Island, N Y adapted I ine, MY PLE ddress ty-sighth AY CH LANKD ARMA IN ERO, N ati 3 a a srty-fifth vivalent to sized HOUS n Brookl hi cop ir Nov xy offer CHEVE® hoderate. yunastics .Y. Bn to the BO SARANT above, st, New.X 00L fn 8 TO RE JNA BE No. 1,184 YOR BLEEC high-sioo -3t., near C. 8. rest, Priv pertiall yn. ~A 3 Sera at The Flay ember 1st u to give t NEW MUSICA. ip Ponce seb, French, Up L Hoys—Amber INSTITUTE- ork (Marry A ISLAN 3 SALE WoL oars, Price Broad- WwW: Ei Cae ee lad; wants which The e pier of 165 umber, whi 0 every v USIC LIN WINDS. riding nod upon r Cal Sy Std Mase. H IE—Private La ry A Plantatio BY T ND COTIT havh EAT R TA BA DEN N, No $25,000 ANTE pr n in poges, Santel rich is n he AL INST ibd Princ a quest, lon will .C. NAS rivate L 0 contal A. WH ON ng ye, W ARGA 5} Pine 3 D~To boarders Retin A gs, nin now reas SINGN inet STITUTE ol. TD cou ASH, A classes AND, ning To ITS PY coo magnificent estchester C IN=A st. sired bu CT is publishi uthon the fi 1y, R JOB ruction of E A 188 asian mence Oct. 31. M., Pri for Jn the P 700 acres of tains 10 seres view r Count COU A aye The Cerne” ng Trollope’ ret 26 EPH B 8 BAR pent 3. Clr neipel thedaborers lantation of Prime oll the or m of Long y (one bour INTR B. 8 od ie dary ev ou on So Ety grec Bers ae a y OxKER {XT SEDAWICK™ SCT] iit wee on ive ee Vee sey TEE been, “owe Io Trove Os Er ————t lho ope’s 24 ar cory 17th tbe hy to fd Vg dr wi A M1 roadway, SE CHOOL Toe BOY effec co rous of pha houses, gis ho inge pi wile pi od puis. ips” d; Ay order house hy w, cxgerton Scupney of 3h ants oF re or LL AY LITAR PTRMBER 1%, BOYS als yield to ing Soa Island use, ha. a k R SALE—N HOMES stoe il ve a 4 thane 8s" iF Suiveniunie of kis oribost, o TILL REOPER Y IN a boys 348 athe capitalists Cotton on JE—Nea Ea k Je be _ Surmitus. PE WE Publication i Nicole. Tr 00 day.“ ie roc uphis, stcurad bonus rial wl re NR and can be hired Betis Bisstulfe wor: on re, dibe she Hudson, ra ax No 3 Plows EDROOM ENAMEL] TH RATHER THAN D dy Fost a Mabenle Duties Ry ms A ar ASOIL Y TA a tof Gv wil ry ATR Er Po visi 12d crossenil Se of SHON AL PAI fxg. Thirs 3 3t0 5 apd Se Youkers, N Ta Wir to andation buows 4s. JH ot much Ret hos Sam- Wooster ot M OR. YOUN ARK TT OT centh-st., Ye from ee a aan iY aaagamttathn ik m. Alken. HOSSE fh than v Ithy, ht oi walk A 3 A Ana wea 3 ad TG Rr Bear STHOTEFoR LADY of wap Zech, RT at on RE CH Se ed mi vs RATHER Co cient Com DAY ScHo E. FEZAN STE FOR ESS nv funilies, d perience AANA A Tp eb de furni art's Bs 8, AN Ty yn) fem te; substan wn-ston ot. the 1 judge; then —ekion TR! THAN REBEL P D orse of U fic and C plete En, LARS TA NDIE, Di C.B instroet desires a B im teach AAA. reve Healers apol shed HOUS ers, on th uf hu OL 8. C. premi o 2 up tiall 8, th lar i $300,000 any pg TAKE THE OA Haviiop nthe ei Cone ZANDIE, Disecer S(T caret 1 Fagan ranch re are the [ro Lr=i ren A KEY o Harlem ia No."s" Pinew, 'N. y furnished, ar fou x THE 0 raving And Gyno al Tosiraction, Theor owoat. 4 Na. 18) Tritaue Offion. Nas GISITING LET—Th NA KENTON, A em Rall. Yo ek a fora OMER the ATH OF ndsotnn iatse Po) Soot, on, inclading 8 Apuaiab, A LAD Er a HOR pray of the STABLE. ke o COTTA KENYON, No. 83 Naseas JOR 8A of Arrly to he aren TRAITORS ALLEGIA Pires, Circhisy Yo dee ARY ding therough DY of repu a ni ING Bay Abdou 4s. the Wreh AGE at Fi No. 8 Nassar- For delights LE—A be R- A Kd TORS! NCE Siva tway 2 wt Clristern’ Fk Fitloncpust Bec ough 154 i aa Address Misa convenient of 4 he 16sens (an E at Fishki Nomawst. ail une htfilly sitoated beautiful ior ou the cor JUST y third ot Ne. 863 B Central DFE FART ol ing. Address B ES or PRIV, mand rv ia Apply! of depot and partly ll-on-Hndson weil and ci New-York. Nie vide COUNTRY PLACE, ke D OF PUBL D4 B. W. 1 hird ot. nm Conirel Park MENTE Adress Box No IVATE FP ability wishes Apply Lo nant dhuaiingut and Sofa furnished nd weil and cistern toated on east KS AND OF MARTY ISHED, Broads WwW. DWIGH ay, or sid Hudson A HARVAR nIRIVATE TURLA y wishes to en. F§vO dry mf wR GARD ei yo Fo i bo i, FL RIAL Best. rondway 1GHT™ ot the owt VARD ane Oftee in De 8 to ene LET— for of argh; Teti EN, Price hard of land house TITTY ANDE FATE wear T 8CHC plum Grint GRADU 4 aw lug nad v H( A lar TAN a tired and $37 #oin, well finished L. 1, 4 BY SDERSONYI H.L id of arent lx OOL v OTIS, Xo. hi tubers, to DUATE will TE Pela 42 JUSE arge tw J. FRONNAN or oue La olnig down to hod 5h pt) Masatactargd 3) UT.-CO LLE Atherton, pereuts thst. at TE East the Rev. Ww Re priv well furnie o-stor ro WN, No.6 Ll year, R I Irees the water bain, mv Femi, &c bani HLL Er Ry RAL, MER SCHL Bo 0 Been Ti Ee ed wih i LER OR seek ow ELTA Ass grin highest rank work States 4 ay bas, F wm. M. L, Ely, R BN E a SA REY INST. To Rh dress IL LEN oue ound, in ame Price ug st. 1 system th which Ar Rev. Dr, utle alib Evarts, tobt. McK To ald ELIABL NST. founded N. Arve T—0r FOR BAT year. und. du Cliste a $10,600. near Se bt A, FE fev She Bilis us eo Mare DE 4 EEUATLE chont SE Ton FONE MCAS, oF aR Ke SATE TMPROVE] AT en s that mor exposé cer jobm E. Devil S08, LV. Hemlin, Denis Perkin, repress v wand, hes should teach TREAV: atures, fect of INE HOU nis ervey. Als fru Res Pine-¢t ie. ochade le fy dev de by the prea Oe be hed DUCATION IN Rev.) Keadal, BA.) Perkin, Esperionsed toache gd the wed full Principe fa 5. W. BENEDIC snd vinden Bini Job. a first-class poriiculars apy Ns kL PARME On we Sockaia fa fully L ction at od ar Taos of x ATION NPIS E T re lot, Miliary Te tnachary ere who eg hare rien bool T° 1 ET T, Now. aden, oll new portation. sxth-at., near ROK BALE- of a ad ne of 170 No. OMT houptisis the Sompuind with com wd. of Jeff. nches first-c [8:= Young B, Var: gp pn vache sud Mush od, grpociall oritions wien.” with all —Two new Plue-st TH car pa ALE~ A. SE dences in N piive niation st ng Fr A EMIN nt in eduosth Y ou sun. Applicats are al ec. Profes y for thowe The dom Te Neos ol lw newl A ia, Teland Ou th "RGEANT. the ow J TAN of foret io of de ING No. 119 4 00) on in ng ladies wehools aa vin wots of Muxd who tesch ud fo 0 ard Ti Wert Toe y-bailt COACI poly foi ok near Elt! sen No.2 For vat Foie In iow 3 Bah act on LA heaton Wer 17 on con Te: TE acu angering dere. ue oc Tod pope lor a, Tom RCAC wat; COACH HOUSES, Ht mi cout] side Blak i. we gt Baverled to er on over the ERT os Se ER VEY vouched for hi et Lok ci hen ave we Mg inp Tesdy far. v ES, $i ws i. hab or twa i ard, 3 er the mod bow laten with pi the de Ba ew of th per HORACE sonable 8 ladies aco unser 3 o count o/l-know Ame 00's 10 aes AAA Er Sa am. Y net mort ting and part 0 N TEA Pociogrorin In pose revi on ving ich ER ed "pa EN Sorel tata tn YOUNG oar) and _T JOR BALE—A ad rte 2% 1 Juntzxa on, CARTY session of the spot, me vr. RICH EN DOR owing gentien utdings. il a cos in Phils SX A Ro guas Mh wfiy der, 4 khih-ave., wi Nin AA TR 8 ment brow —An el JOUR DISHE CE RS, sent 1 vel suthor, oF oxact pe, taken fro Ey Mr. TH ARD G( EMU en ROFESS pia, C Actosry en des chock Mu ave, w West fs ower n stone egant first A 8, POO PITCHERS, AKE Bape tnt by in id pom red Bio FARRANDS Co va Aron. enon, ope ad Engh) wit is i rh ot ET EE DG eu ovens, Eon gt o. 608 81 TEGIATE oktoN. qutluetion on the ab) will bake 8 fow "ES (who seen wel Ei CRNISAT vierviaw Vig HLL -t., near Gautier with three orchar wiih groand, ase- scTURED hare Io cif thi of the pric a afficient Sizth-ave., SGIATE Sha aris, u L i, Po plano o ke few addi (who 4 JR [SAEED R MCE erences rat, Ou earrieg d A ls imported oontals MANHA uy 5 TTENT 3 SHEPARD i, AEE DEMY, EAC frais ie BUG gtditional oy iy (Gers Tae h S5shing up pocsedund pert 0 hoibed Id REE. Tine eihiny TTAN Ay 2 og A TON.” No. 8 Hoch sellers FA that be need fn Ms pupil Hpi 4 Fortietl A CHERS applications and oN v private 7 Bad Jroggiet ol the week oy and fi F NE 3, terme ag vith the prombree If sgon, sll of Wi FOR SALE BY asbington AMII Y Is uo Ny we of st plain and ata, Bosrdis WANTE A may be addr N. L. Galesdon ARLOR v Wats of No. 118 re; ter o., No, TP} ecards of h sired. This pod he, YOUNG, Ne. NEWS at.. Boston cheatin SCHOOL fe 4 home. ody, This remove the 200 end ing Bohool, $390 ED. —Engl dressed, t, No, 97 private tab! LOOR, hb a Chatloash. ms, Finest, 4 n Brook gomedt analac, A 20 Jobnet FLAN DEALERS. Row Cat Co.. N L for BOY is done wo cen i ant boards and $400 and bos inglish brane ot a Do of with haudsomely corner I OR SALE- Dely to MULLER, toll best AG dress y recel Y. =A. W OYSe teacher o sign lang: for part rd; and raneies Tor sividers Ho board, ai ud of hte omel a pla —A W WHOLES aan FINCH 5 a Pi Next sen Wiis 4 3, Tu West Tea et a wo A ere dor Coy HR Jor AFL Ts 14 Noe 1 East F. wed Jurnished, with New ork 3s deg. Jrict of 200 A a SURE PILE Rledical as F <3 y x oy. a i 0 HL 2 bn pe ety ln abyss. Yt ine p—— oe WATID A Her oh Els oe a Sn we ey LANDY] oon HR CURE 4 AT THE 1] FILL sic end xi o Juildings, LY GIAT a TTI YT 2 speak! EACHER PORITI al walk Bom ag RYH pre iy irst-closs a TS a— to 30 acres in fail alles fro s of Pile. PILE nr VERY LO Light winting r $200 pe Teaches INSTITU” val French Orsduste 1ON fi Yulton Fe ol umbla a be seco class BOOMS, WOR eee w of tb druggist Sout by b UME WEST jy mnes ne r your! re, every IT1 y ate Inst fluent! of Yale C lor ns dds? ot., Brook) red at YOM SALE S. EM pager Ape da NT Pertioalar IWS Cri PRICES Hera Ee hme ihizin Mvaties. UTE. V heck ror ins high sel ao ot ‘ollege, of a first-class ia B AD na AN W Ja Arde "ns from DEXOR. —-4 new first-cl Fee. ai Py N, ar SE Broadway New To here A 3 ih Ny i aot gr s Fann dre or uiiorien SEE SRE, AR ANTED—A posi SR RL LE Wily and Duigh ll Ek Pe he sls VILLA BEAT I Bend for THE NE ORDERS CART borg iy Ay Sima gd A Moir a ition as TEACH ap Yo 2.302 No, M9 po I bi Jes Ssveuyet fo iniiing is ig Frog LN. 2. ane hors an add oti She Yast nis Youis of Price List. WSPAPER CONNE ARDNEI v. Joseph ying trom 4 Winte Poughbikee of French d tu Tes EACHE 0. {Ste foar Ao BR, 6 Tribane O resby arian esIre the statio be grounds provements, ath-reow of gud aa Inte: ian le an AND BOO CTED GLIS R INSTIT Ring. 0D Fo Ad aa. gp 1 erg re Roe ER, b y. AAR vie hang Ofles faauily station, su fue are clovated ad botiuin dhe f Ron lehax ox." Rev. Charles Pena at v #t possible XK TRAD No 34 SH BOA 4 I (TL. DD, Fort E AY ANTE a ors Ret Hr Euglish y a4 yoan No. 1 oF vhs TLL wonld 1 SL medisteln do dry sud b the ncost Callas, all BE Ki, a.“ for E West RDING E—FR hy wll Dafv EG NTED— A ereuce gi te of R( ike to hi 0.3 Fue n Price ing business eaith, EIN King, certainly FLAN at the Insti Thirty-sece and DAY BC ENCI T engage By a fa dross Box vas Offfoe ven sud OMS tn rent, fu SOR ot, 811,00, a the Couvenles 8 PREP. D., LL. D., N AGAN tute, ond-ot., 1 SCHOOL IT and EN 6abie al met as V18 ithful, o IN ONG bani PR required. A a cootral re R BALE Apply wo t to ARED URRY SIDE SEXES Ee men, Ga EE LEY Yan SA ERAT 1s rete A SC En ee sort Fut Li ey bar “SEES ur ay, cus. 2. D SSRESRMR GHO No. 2, NY. F with P ECHOOL 0] H. GARDNE soi NTED—A T that Frenih and Jatin ebildron or od FAMILY of brea ven and x esiro BLE i Ap udeon V. CHAS ST repares {or RIMAR iL OF N. Y. DNER from A TEAC New York Bost nlf, IL COUN equiced perma SR SALE LEBCKE Appl S-gtory EB KIN or A very B OF COLLE snd C6 N.Y. U Prine wd w to 13 JACHER York Cnt referees, WY two la of thr NSELOR, P Hite nent LE AT PEEK Ra BES aud rom NO, M. Por rn ors of Nem MY H ACA GE, BU MMERCIAL UNIVE pale eit ell advance Must be R for fi y. tox one w i neigh. wid on 50 adults an P. 0. Bo terme and ee 5 os) PEEKSKIL ISON, N. THB PREVENTION D, LL D. we by story of N Simm USB OL CADEMY SOMMERCIAL D ERSITY, y. Address J% Must hit thatough our child Bg Yieeh, batigsbathand, spaller 8 and t x No. 5.220, Jud, geodon WELLING SKILL— ON, No. 8) Pioest. Le} he s, LL. AND, DEN H Circuls “WEST POIHT Y, KAYMORD. i rough ln Bugis iildren, ages igkiding fice sad an aisller HOCH, ai o chtllrun wai epot five 1 DWELLING, 18 3 Tnmediate pot ONS Axp owne 4 Trade pede cn Lot po pe D. D HIL roulars at the U POINT ad’ BM ovagear IND, B iden L brave mn, age 2), 2a ourd, pri well 1 ildren EMBE Be river view 1 sere 00M mediate posses- UM or PRN oor Everybod thers, B L SE Ein dN -_— ion No T4t8 P.O oo a Box fo booker wii RENT four RO Sa aren, want HERSON De be Juouas) Sol posses IN 178 PT HATHAN Oy paid on should IES, Dildgepon, SEMINAR ulvarity, AVAL mes 3 short distance bos or lo 2201 X a xceeding $140 per mi cadets rb Abid 10. 'ctory 3 min be for the Redical NOST AD I10N Bol Re shers eceipt of reed it. 0 Connectio Y for YOUNG 1.4. «N.Y. trom the T Ne ra Nag Pee must Tamding Sis0 pot pest: ACTORY PRI Light ava to ost sk et’ walk foe Waal Care VANCED STORE~—4 News Com: No. 116 ice, 20¢, HN M 8 ut. ¥or OUN AAR No. 2 "York. 0. be very neatly fi nth Briex Y PROPER’ or U. HPT ye of ASTH STAGES, EEN enon NING AT EVERY as {15 we. comer of Twine, wa Rms ae 1 £CTI001 $0 Scheie EE Al a Sele, “Kiron esd h, pL NOS ee ELEET Tas SLT Or, Tas young round at the eth-st. OL. No. 900 1 ON. v 8, Soul uo id sug 8, wi 28 rTM y 3, ko 3, with w 85 8 It Bowels. D ta of nd AIR y 1 ries stort of Huopey eifig Reign BRP ash he ke Bookaiie of I00L, No, 900 Broad: ni svi orn oe rnannn ROGKLYN BOARL ith ot without of handsom JOR SALE FiRsONS our LOTS an Gal, pw blond. Ti bro Paseionn D PAN AGRe AA nal works ot SPINA Fro gd 0 MONDAY Be nN Bh rh HL ly AR FLEE ol, pi HE TE ran PY ay shofeituiibe bors will Ii Sivan Ki vernsey bool, 70th-st. and rench Insti as, No ol; [MY sdmitte 3, next Tahyette places HOOL. No. 61 Now Yo family an homs in 8 SD. —A XY exchanged. A py Suitab JSE (with Story, Brow Cedars, sys. The the and Fever a the o charming reed A De Fa Tactar, to the Jolisal. frepasata Kingsbrid stitute, y $11 Catalog obet 3, Bet. sad santh Place, Naw Tork. of r st li Pos Of Ju sn aducetsd, Young Lady, y. Inquire USE (with prt re wo-8td aon, Ate is at vight sweats id dimloisl J 4 Dement pa RT Gr His Friis asap, Be a gg wc ba wit Si din WEINER EACHLNS of the EET Siu he vai S51 rn, Xe hh EE, mrs dl M J we lo ng- A. v 5 Story of xHELER x wD, a OWELL® Bi pos A AEA page of ESN w A Pim, I2 a IS HO4RD ws Au 1AX0 ooh bo Bog Hide, veas Hots.’ LET Pinion m, meds rene ket she the snd Fira. the e mtd that y L 41a INES hake Sanaa ve Tas wl _——— arden of Cotatabla woah oA FO eduos touching. A can ba OL SAT on aves of 10) -olaes PRESCRIPTION UB bewiteh sh ass of ao NESS IN in rh re; 41 RAY lamblia Coll Hs educate “A pply at Riv the Ris ymmodatea Al 12 SAL E or IOdN GLA No. "9 new br Jhysictan shoud y ant ISHED THI ANS: ing bet aha Of Ary parades STITUTE, —Wi er —__ Siege Lav Bch na frat class d young Gert No. 265 West Thireys hed wt, adjoin —HOUSE an YL Six Town. every d Cough cher H y 8 DA Fieidg fourten cedeut. I s the Lowell B names oo the E.—Without Annan Danci {A School von and re Sha German g Lrermans ATG Thisey that, WOOD, Ajab) hymns E and LOT, every disease Qnaivine, roe," THE H Y: sher, Bost on tions of sis located Business r fraudule overing of ithont dA ATRAATA ng A AAA Ww d required, yer of Americ 8 desire het, JOD, Ne 6 ob of N uy one or by whatever Cod Expo ARDSHIPS OF oe aS Keb a ht DODWORTH™ tademi 0 Indies de ros QUIK ohn. full ood BOARD YOR SALE a. on. Pricer 138 Noi rors of the Sein hoon 1a hal By Mrs. IPS OF ty-fi in the oard cities distance tre is pros ses of sit under 'Y WORTH AWS 1C8, tamil 168 desi 3 TET, Box N y ut ARD AS LEO pom comp Price, orfo Diffoult tn 7, Also SBI28 OF AN HERE Arad x! dhs sountey rated by PeTing Toyort oe i en Novel: {phere ry BOAR pox Ho, 191 I of rerronce OF stogy brick n West Fi 1000 W. B. Beak, Srl Bo e348 8 3 Ed be. Fries 50 JRESS, rof. Ww oountzy, and ite t mended b disenses youd pr DANCIN AAA ASAT Bo Best t are Din ee bune'Off order. Hoose, k freenth- Hes 8 a: Af pAb BE Ga No REL Ena Ta i BIT LT ee He ar Arica FOES Ix Tite re Bue i an Gon Bess” being Tou he Livi. Agr, 7 M A BIR Po Wy Rei. oompriatn from REX H N has X. or culan are Ra. E SES on MONDAYS wut N'Y with BOALL required, wy Shout frat of CENTR HE CO DIENER No. 8 25,000; (n Hil ghiossh the lity. Deb ngs, C ND BE Dowager. one. 8: Whe 0. RG §oHOOL removed write 40 realng Class 23 BAT, WEDNEY THURS quire at No Im JOARD ress 8 T RAL RAILR UNTRY Pine-st. siness, Nervous Fagratey wd Soon Froth) Price 40 ce DAUGH Avot Where it will H SCHOOL fo JOU her ENG a ves for THA DAYS 0 oh Ro. 113 Rast 7 8 fin do REA OAD OF NE Excessive Prostration, Nerv Appgl onde us WIT t will be reo Lird- NG L ANC Ty Fo jentlen MOR end S LET=" weuty- we lar Hef L EST F NEW. or Lim y po —t ronan Con atm! ADAME 801 TE oie a EADS ma SAVLSATe f What entioman and TOON Tg ee a LES bo Biman hana de Fon bo ti Sarg A. BRADY B. uu the ATO 4 AY, Sept. 10. Ninetoon EN Ab-ave., JAN( Cireul RIDA his "ho, hear shod, suf and wif RANG y Superintendent UNH ine ont Fever, or Bam.” G or Dif 1 Po on ree sed he public that, aire thst, y upile, e.. cOTDA NUIN ar, YS. rgevw ®t. Boas Second table ie, 1 ANG 3 H M je. Item U a ToL CAL TEXT NB Ann Re o 134 {ond wl ie fed 10. 1nform her ey i RL ADEM Y, No. 80 T Vnecton ous nl ru Meise. Amy No. fod moar (ns XN. 4 gaveral W op Bape E75 ne on Xo pow iste E GR BOO ow N.Y iad 4d way lessons in om Ttal riends vn tle o'clock; M DAYS open fo 0, 8 y foo oN see: 0 00 I TITY 0. Fuoml t, one im ery d oF 300 nul Ne HERACH GR 12LEY K. YOUGHK a aly; she ba Gentiomen. Toesds finer nnd WEDNESDAYS AL AAR so Emde dag Be a rg he Sg edirable REST. vy STATEMENTS F Frequent Med iy Ee ay, NOMA J. CL JUGHKEEPSIE MUEIC wid RINGING. ian yh Wa Ay apd Frid Masters at 4 o rapaaries Tous wing aecomy header Mall by out Pavior and oa a aI par moonin D i ew. York, for SALE. REA. msg Provripion nai ar Foren Wim THE Qu NO ork il 4 CLEVELAR addr A select f) YO chirmer, N NG. —_— Ye. b Pord ay Even 4 o'clock ead House met with mp odation teouare, T or aud or and Cone ste. per month, natty located N for SALE 10 sere PA me saved FROM He w Whites,” ES8TION MINATIO PY D. address GEO. t famiy h UNG LA y No. 701 A i Co's Nor at 2 0 pm. u HAA he ikbug for Yue Wi 0 gentle Bedroom m. Orange, N. LACRIY ii rent fi H of bless of dollars "me AT Blood, OF SLA I Sram an PR CHOLF Sele lEAN, opens DIES’ SE DODWORTII™ “Nor "501 ronda ticular, 0 he re a eae and non FPARSON “8. Ro. 9 Wiliam ine Viner at pared Preset et To he pagel fries lide, Moot sty RR DOM VERY IN ATFORMS ESL DOP ELE DUAL Sept. 13, 1906, EMINARY DAN RTIH™ wy, and No. 161 East Fi a Ne 31 hoot af q sveryihing his is 4h oppart ix ARSONS WA filiam oy Win at oy fo lon "Rep: Aw a RE OF THR THE TERR s rovidenco: Bt. COMM L, Principal, b For Ci R ANCING 0 ot the Mo LET— oepth at, seat. Rene given hinggted parbanlty Broken WARD. LY, trom 9 ain by He aR GO. P. ema. Biot N Speeches of PUBLIC s moa JHA ws, the wy 1, 0st ERC cipal, Foughikeep reulars wyer' fom, NM 4 T=0 Hl eon 12 required. the larg au es, No, C Re to 11 Rev. C. I have B wn NL RETURNS OF PRED "Lia, Dong, Ba Sali COLL¥GE, in cela femiied ht, Lat in a a ELI nu Broadway a or Le Bde loge ENTIA uf Seward, a vious fate ey Come 3 in Som men: TUESDA or. Jaya. Addin Lblhold of wa, po wo BE idaing 4 a Blandwal: have 4 aud been tndly sen NI. ip ke. agh an m it umber mine SDA fayette A 3 raat, bet sor ‘DR 0 $80 s this of to or SA slok Ww thanks L ELECTIONS TFPRE KIND] Ith bd prc amaze vas nie, WEL 1DAY, Oct. RIDA ANTED--1 {Between 0 ad 1. SEIROOMS, EAL 00 vom, with foruimned hoe fur od from 3 te Th tie] a of the Otsegy Co. N. Address 1860. FROM 1836 c DE Jove vend fore aris ang phlsuing ciate arauseneln LY BDAY tober ATS, i Frensh Spanish fam 3m, o House ESTATE alas Poa vo HOUSES Prager) waived to have ated my for the F Price 81 50, 2 1 Pig aeveniin. 1 JERGARTEN ntti bo reonive how ists RIE vace, SPAIN, Br ge Fon sh family, board ia a fin Yin ota i AND LOAN OFFIC prices, Woo ou onl 8 fv like herpes weak wie bu pe E, as above. For hil reopen SEPTEM SCHOOL.) D. ove wishing ‘ORTH Bawyer's pwned y ANTE ox No. ola, and one ily cobslire of gn in a first corner Lh; COLT. No FPICE OF ound the house." s week A Shuts; ad 12 TS na J, PRESET E TRIBUNE i aE pet No. JOR Foster pupa, B sh, PUESDAYS and p ANTED BOARD une Office, TA Giri, with refor ive STORES on Pearl BRIS for BALES a for coeacnd 0 sase ear i a JanoNNa MA IN PRE New-York MASH, aod C ST 1 address MISS 3 ANA fl r tend hos da fot nd wire eco iho private far B refers One STORE st., below Wall-st ing be a Blo MRE OP Beir te soviet The a A GOOD A nsical Inotrn dn Adi ee. Shr ty Brot hl amily GIT May oo Sl costo RE ve HANY. sai o extensive gio ve po bert 3 PITT Fines 1 tecced mee on AND CHE menis ANTED= 0 In pation ie, i jo on Maiden Lav kik Tvaplng bough A MY h ACKENZIE For parti the Principal. Th hed FIELD A wp ra EAP P NTED—By a Gentlem BI VORT, Rox No totus 1 Sl STORE ei gh to Stove. ROT AF DAN] ertioulars appl The 1 a Apparst eachers yours, A buy IANO $0 good loca Vv, aten ORT, Box N referen on Ann also ot Fare and ROLLECTION Oi HERS, ELA. NE lire apply fo the all Bhaiv, 1 gy) in 4 wl BIODLE olass P for AAS por weak, oso, FURN tleman, in ihoadnd o. 837 P. Four BU sti a h 4 htalog com bod NOL STA Ee DAY MISSES Cte rer low A No, 18 frrtigom a Wr. VV ANIEI Tribe het) oo, rae tamily, Vive 5T ILDINGS on Ho ho meres te cee rr alan A TANEE, HE Ei wil REOPEN th TL Shh Eo Bam Ws rn Xi A wadkind EL MAL Te) Miscellaneous, TAS hia ported; ERR No. 1: oN thelr ao anuiaet -FO slr 0 t or a Jodv an uy Dandul} »above Can B USH a i 18 152 Madi their GRE and Third ame Nos 156 RTE bidet 7 of th ra nd Sixth urnished H olso ol ot. ES OF ry RONDE M. NUN Medison-ave. FEMALE +on-ave AT BAR trd-ayes 156 and 1 A.) Now os clty, IP y and aves. OUSE i Brash EVE a bos TRE 1 8 Bost EST T ork Tim rivate fam: i on Th All articles Factury, RY D 9 LJ C remitting 44 oi 3 yr No. YAN, Phan of Thirt L INSTIT qn Made ost 8650; hee GAIN Lr I'WEN iad Hoe, statin fly re One on Twn irty-fou at th No, 329 P ESCRI ys TTT 0 mitted. A vieond OTE NX Maude by one of on used a sh w=8plendid OUMMIN AL NTY-TH gl ty first oo ithest., betw TR lowest tact earl-st., Now: PTION SHE aA set Lo 80) Al KERACADE! ate, will No. 135 of the best m ort thm. id PIANO-F( 08, Inquire at No D ROX IRD-8T t een Fifth GANT 1actory York 7OUNIUCHTY, 00 ay vii fae Bie Ab io dco ETI) A HAGE EE Ea 44 ET _ BT, Several foely RE #Eak: hei a 1 Poe of IOOnTT Xi ¥i Nae N Or NORTON :hool fi 1 utac v= PIANO. Yost Fou ouving Aleo FLOORS ARE. lomen, wiibout b REAL ARS o. 13 Plae-st, NY WEN, i 4: y 60 NGLIS NORTON LEWIS, 4. or BOYS FINE org and» O-FOR' ertequties’. o, single ORS, coutalning Ha oud. TO L ESTATE o Eagn Co. st., room No, re el Ly ov, NE AS TE ge reas ooh or Den I 0 LOAN gi ba AD Ea EL DAU CEE oes rg ung b pes SEFS Re SER tENCH and CO i A Heda, East Towel 1 PER HL wit Jurnishod WANTED Proper ALN ERAN SRORER, ores Bockman: ‘or R1 ET H. CANDIDUS' and of Mth, N 8 single temen, private ou ALE~— in sult man frosts. app bo bi hg. B. 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———l. i di NEW-YORK DinS TRING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1866. Run A Dean Sieamers ARAAAASA A ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ys THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, vGARRY ING UNITED Ad MAIL, VIA PANAMA RAIL leave Pier No. 42 North ny Aoot of Canel-st., at 12 oon, a8 follow LAN QUE dv: N, A E. Howes, to connect with MON- ZONA Cupt Jef Maury, to connect with SACRA- Ca i, Carer MENTO, CHENRY CHAUNCRY, Ospt. A. G. Gray, to conneot with fbr N AGE, Capt. Japi All departures tonch at copuleo those of Jt and 21st Souhect at anatua with steamers for South Pacific ports; 1st snd IML for Cen- American pati anf Yo vA 1st domed at Maile. ture o th each mon connects w 0 new steam De ama to Aastrelis aud New-Zealand. live of the Steawer of Dec. 11, 1866, will conuect with the first steamer of fon Chia Line, leaving San Francisco Jan. 1, 1867, for Hong ob Tadred pounis of baggeyn allowed each adult. Medicines and piteudanc fice 283020 Sexets and al! further infotssition, soply at th ce on or et, River, N yw You oli wharf, foot of Cenal-st., Boe S. K. HOLMAN, Agent. £YPPOSI (ION LINE 10 CALIF PTY, VIA NICARAGUA. THE NORTH AMERICAN STE AMSHIP COMPANY Set dispatch the fust and elegant stea ir SANTIAGO DE CUBA, JERRY W, SMITH, Commander, on TUESDAY, October 30, at noon, from Pier No. 29 North River, foot 18h of Warten sk GREATLY REDUCED RATES. A For passage and freight, apply at Ng 177 West. -st, corner of Warren- D N. CAKRINGTON, Agent. Chix LOTTE G. SMT I'H HAS GPENED THE MOST Steamers ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF CLOAKS EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH. SAN JACINTO, Lovemand, sommander, salls Setaber. 20. IN AMERICA. No. 1, 168 Broadway, third door b below Twenty -efghth-st. YATE ANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. EVERY SATURDAY, FROM PI PUNCTUALLY AT 3 1% Td Bu The favorite sidewheel steamships BAN SALVADOR, Atkius, commander, ssils October 2 Fr azh tickets hd i ls of dnding 1 to all points. govt y GJ ARK ISO N& ALLEN, No. Bowlipg-green, N. Y, A TL ANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. R ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL. Regular U sited prwrkiy Mail Sieaiers, sailing on the 22d of every NORTH AMERICA, Capt, L. F.Zim merman...October 22. SULTH AMERICA, Cept. E, I Tiuklepaugh,.. Novem ver 22, au 1DING STAR, Capt. Ww. 0. Berr comber 22, These elegant steamers suil with regularity. sud cell at St. Thomas, Para, Pernac brea, Babis sod Rio de Jautico, going and returning. Fo engagement of freight or pa 0) ALL x RE $Bowhiog-Gieen. N.Y. hares send ARRISUN_& TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, WED SBSDAY. GIAVANA DIRE. 4 punctually LT yr elegant and favorite sf frogs Rie No. 41 “3pm. EAGLE, Greene, Commander, sails October 17. COLUMBIA. Slosum, Commander. sails October 24. MORRO CASTLE, Adams Commander, sails, October 31, G ARRISO N& ALLEN, Agents, No. Bowling-Green, New-Y ork; TOR SAVANNAH, GA. MURRAY" LINE EVERY TUESDAY. vv The fore Ds Sigpmabip VIRGO, E. M. Bukley, Commander. will nt TU Oct. 23, at 3 p.m. precisely, from Pier No, 16, Kiver, foot 3 vk Hiaronsh Bills of Leading «nd Rasedge Tickets given to all points in section with Georgia Ceutral Railroad. Se For traght cr pataage sop tis Co., Nos. 61 and 62 Southast. aOR OR NEW-ORLEANS, ,—BLACK STAR LINE.— Tie Steam wip MONTGOMERY, Osptain Fuircloth, wil leare No. 18, North ee. on SATU HDAY. tober 20, at 3 p.m. For of passage, bavio d dations, spply to R TOWDEN, “Agent, cor. Cedar an W est sta, DAVID MoCOARD. Agent in New-Orleaus, TAR LINE, for NEW-ORLEANS.—The New- York Mai! Steamship Co's, fine Ocean Steamers; will leave jer 48 North River, at 3 o'clock, p. m., as follows; the MOURNING STAR. on Saturday, October 20, MONTE REY, ou Wednesday, October 24. HAVANA, on Sstorday. Cetubet 2. MISSOURI, on W Qetober al Ali Biis of Lading signed ot the on the pler. For reight Passage apOLY 0 C K. OAL RISON, Pp rasident, Ne. 5 R \EW.ORLE, ANS, Direct.—The new and firstg class Steamship GENE RAL GRANT, Capt. E. W, HOLA gS, ill leave Pier No. ON. Ro on SATURDAY, Oct. 20, at 3 For freigut or passage. ring. Suse rpassed secomumodat! Pals apply be Be CROMWELL C0. New 56 Westest TAPSCOTT'S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION OFFICES, Nos. 86 South-st. and 23 Broadway. TOTICE.—We have this day o No. 2) Breadway, for the ssle of PASSAGE TICKETS to and ots kondor 1, Laverpool aud Queenstown by steamship end sailing EERE TET t

ned an office at 5 alah #1 land. hy available Shroughont Englend, Ire'and bg 4 isu Le XO ter oh ly Bulizt kppiy to SCOTT FROTHE RS Co., re 85 South-st., or 23 Broadway. OR York, Monday, Oct. 15, 1866. ALIFORNIA via. ia. PANAMA. The Pacific Mail Steamship Compan any's Steamer HENRY CHAUN- CEY, will ssi on SATURDAY, Oct. D, al 12 o'clock, noon, A uicnt received Pier No. 88 as REEL Sra Rl CF $ret rk Bole rele Agents P M. 8 Co. THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD™ STE AMSITIP AMERICA, J. C. Mever, master, carrving the Umieo States TABLE er. foot ai Shigagte. Bavorun. A $oall, wl ssl [rom the Bren On SATU {BREMEN Via Pomarron LONDON, HAVRE, UPEoh AND BREMEN, al the following rates, paytbie in goid or doy Squivelent in carr oT Forthe first cabin, $105; second cabin, weormgh B30, Qo be followed by the steasmiip HERMANN, UG. Wenke, wes Ber, on'November 3, For nt oy I Gu OF pany PY SELRICHS Co. No. 69 Broad-st GREAT AT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PASSAGE TO EUROPE by the on Sugita idne to Koglsnd snd rance. ~The New York sod Steamekip Compeny’s frst: lass viel eteamstips ARAGO ad FULTON, hating been thor Fa y refitted, will leave Pier No. 37 North River, for Hevre, AY woutl, the sollowing days, st noon precisely: LTON....S. SAMUELS... i000 Suturday, Sept. AGO. co Hunky A Gapspux...Satarday, Oct, 27. 1866. FULTON on 8. EANTELA, o-oo Satu urday, Nov. 24, 1654 every PRICES oF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD. OTe ans abanss asst onss vmsasss wr Main Sel iret Clase. {Lower LT nae: You pened Le company will pr i responsible for pegs or valnables uoless Bllis of imding, having the hos bs 3 therefor, OMBTOC K, ery I. JAMES A. WOTTON, Havre, General NT ney. 5 LHERBEZTTE, KANE Co., Agents. P W-YORK TO. VERS CRUZ DIRECT. —The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY will dispatch following first-class steamers: Crean IL EE LL VERA CRUZ, Hilliard, vecvsvssss esbnsssrvesnssssOctobor 3 7 FLORI DE rtaiies Snape aaa s re ean JAMPION, Bifbe iibert ii eter. 7 SRT sssNovember 28 ha RT rar” GYORGE, $28 Freight of tnaderutp Agent, t. No. 5¢ Broedway, hg NLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE, R TAP GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL JAN BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE, CALL Whe splendid pew vessels om this favorite route for the Cont bt sail from Pier No. 50 North River, aa follows: Lemar... URDAY, Oct. 20 LAUR ENT, SATURDAY, Nov. 3 REIRY, pl ius. v KDAY, Nov. 17 DE PARIS, Sarm SATURDAY! Deg. 1 PFRIUVE OF EP ASBAGE, "IN GULP. Fear Cam, $15 Sxcoxp Canrx, $90 incladiog tablo-wine In Shtbe either class. Nin atasiugre uf thie Hie do pot bares go pussengers tends Bret vil Be Sura ished bere with rs cou Joucsicas LL me to Paris, at su second class tend pce Tee of chur ein ck ge of rs first ina 8 inlermetions pi: CEO. OTE, Agent, No, 5 Broadway. A press ihip CITY OF Li an Line, will sgil fr a ‘i, Norio x River, OF CORK Stites SAY, Oct. 1, oi Fe eslling at Rares ov 35—Currme A aay] AL LING AT Se 4 ot Qoeenstown, Pasison Fires Cabin $90: JOHN (3. DALE, “TO "L POOL Mails CAPRA Rane SWEDNESDAY, i 17 VIAL SATURDAY, 20, seraerensai SATURDAY, Bet. Hy EA SATURDAY, Mov AY ang WEUNESDAY, noon, or PASSAGE, i sgl SE Fuucy by Wegner cnoen, iret Cabin $90, Steerege $05 Parable Fosargers also forwanied Ww eri Henbug, Bremen, ke. era tae from [liverpool or Qesenstown, $3 gold, or the uivaleat Prckeik an be bought hore by persons sending for the Blancs. olka Goethe Inform BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN [fap SUT ARE B, LIVERPOOL, GALLING AT ARD BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERIOOL, CALLING AT AIA HALLYAX AND CORK HA ge Yo anesday, Det. ww santas Weanesasy, Oct. 24 Wednesday, Oct. Jl Wednesday, Nov, 7 rises Wednesday. Nov, 14 .e Wediesday Now, 2] POOL. pi yx versie $93 9

ts fil fre age av LL LAA LEER IT Bie nea TOOK ROVTON 79 UTENPOOL pe Chiat Oan CWA {pha {TY OF LONDON Liar No. age Ad New York 247 TIERS ell wow ee rier nl LEE LE SERRE RT ER oh Cable Fas swabs PETE LEE Li n old, or its Et in United States eM pogo rths uot secured until paid for. x Vale: sccondibia for Specie ined An experienced 8 goon b The owners of these su A having the velug expiessed wo Dies pokey Bills of Yor Fought or itty wild CUNARD, No. 4 Rowling Greet. AMERICAN LLOYD.—ONLY a cia yy ackAX, FTEAMEIS all, and t Tance A. G, Jones, conmander....3 000 tuns, 1,000 b, p., Sept. 20, AAAS WN LAN PIS PAA AAI SSAA SSIS i MER Js 3h atiie ALTIC HC. C Rayer. con der $004, p, Octi 4 Dassengers to For Fr Land Paswase spply te Agents, BR RK leave New-York. eptember. (to be Fugu, GER BROS als and Railroods. i A LBAXY BO SONI E Ti Pele leave for ALBARY w NDAY gue acy cork pm Aen JOT ou BATE DAYS, THURSDAYS ued Ski il peasage, ko Apply ut th fq the v TTNEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, WITTE UNTAINS snd LAKE MEMPHEEMAGOO Steamers 18 for Now Haven at 5:10 a» and 11pm, conneeting with Ret road’ YOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the Lory Rallioad, The pew swift stetmbont NEVERSINK leaves 37 Last River (foot of Market: st.) every afternoon at 3o’cloek arcing leaves Norwalk at T1480. wv, on ai rivel of milrosd tring qf LOYDY DOCK, HUNT INGTON, OYSTER BAY A and SORTIHPORT. The fut and eomwodions wenger 1. RB, MEPIN (avon Pier 14, East Iiver (one Pler below Willst,) 67:30 w,, 5.84000 of Thirty seventh, ot 5:40 p, 1a. for the ube vam aed po a Sicitbodts and Railroads. gr ry 1 AR

{Brn Goods), Jor NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE ‘and RON. pouT Sally, at st 4b «Jad st Cozzens, Cornwa'l, Maribor. Su h Mion, werk aud peatsamer JAS. W. BALD. nes. a he 08, C N RELL o on Manders, W Thursdays AR Battrdays, from foot of (OR NEWBURGH, NEST POINT, POUGH- Corawall, New. Hamburch, a Mion N, landing as leaves Desbrosses-st. every aiternoon st To NEWS YORK and TROY STEAMBOAT COM- VAN Niue boats of this this Hire CONNECTICUT and RIP foot of Spring-st. for Troy duily (Saturday exon ne 6p mw, Tickets sold and baginse Shocked fo 0 and il, pointe orth, This is the direct line or withous ange of ours. for ORIENT, Greenport, Sag Harbor, and New- Suffolk. ~The new and splendid steamer EDWARD EVERETT, tho, Chas. J. Chadwick, will lezsve Pler No. 38 River, foot of #t., every WEDNESDAY md SATOIbAY asp wm a leave New-Saffolk every MONDAY and THUR A Bru A SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT. FO WORCESTER, PALMER CONCO ORD, Ti THE WHITE MOUNTA RMEDIATE POI The new end stanch steam R BOSTON FITCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL, AINS AND ers of the Nor OF BOSTON eud CITY OF A leave New- vert Rel do Ren excepted), at 5 o'clock p. m., from Pier No. 39 Noith River, foot of Vestry-st., EW-LONDON, there somneoting with fe "Sreaubont Express Wore from the above points, via Norwich and Worcester, Boston an Vorgestur, Wor and Nashua, and New-London end Northern Rai a Freight taken ot the lowest rates. For et Id duit of E. 8. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pler, (ENTRAL. RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY— P r end Freight Depot mn New-York, foot of Liberty. sf., connects at Hampton Junction with the Delaware, Lackawanna snd Western Railroad. and at Feaston with the Lebigh Valley Rail road and its Souuettions, fo fouwiing a direct line to Pittsburgh wud ne West, without chan fe of Three PB ALLERTOWN LINE TO. THE WEST. ree Express na rom Lhe West, except Sun hy rg ha oo a by this li a wiles an ree hours saved by this line to Chicago, Cincin- nati, St. Louis, Xl iy one change of cars. oy SPRING ARRANUEMENTS. Commencing May 21, A pe New-York as follows: 7 a. m.=Express for the West—conneots at Easton with tral for Msock Chunk, Wiljamspert, Wilkesharre, Mahanoy City, ete, MAIL LRAIY—AL a m. for Flemington, Easton, Water Gsp, Scranton, Wilkesbarps, Grest Bend. Pittston, Binghamton. ete So. m.—~Wesiorn Express for Easton, Allentown. Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West, with bot ous change of cars to Cinclunaci oF Chicago, snd bat two changes to St. Lonia. Counects st Har sburg with Northern Central snd Puiladelphis end Erie Roade, for Corry yond the Oil Regions 12 'm. TrAN—For Esston, Allentown. Meuch Chunk, Reading’ Easton. Sorsnton, Oreat Bend, Bethlehem, Boavilin Harrisburg. ke. p. m.~—Kor AL Chunk, 5 p. m.—For Somerville and Flemington. 6:15 p. m.—For Somervi ny 7:30 p m.—For Somervil 8 p.m -~WESTERN XPRESS TRAIN—For Easton, Allen: tows Reading, Harrlsborg, Pittshorgi and the West. g Cars through trom Jersey City to Pittsburgh every sveniuz. Tie Kets. for the West can ba obtained at the office of the Central Railroad of New-Jersey, foot of Liberiy-st., N. R., at No. 1 Astor House, at Nos. 211, 526 aud 944 Broadway, and at the principal hotels. JUSIAH 0. STEARNS. Superintendent. TRIE RAILWAY. —Trains leave Depot foot of 4 Chambers-st.,, Pavonia Ferry: 7:45 a. m., Day Express for Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunkirk and all points West sod South, :30 a. m., Way Train, daily to Otisville 0am, Express Mail, Buffalo, Selamanca and West. 3% m., Way Train, for Middietown 130 p, m., Wa ow for Port Jervis, Ne whurgh, Warwick. 5 30 p. m., Night Expres, Boflulo, Salamanca and Dunkirk Tp. m., Light ping F xpress, duly, for Bufiflo, Sslamanca, Dunkirk, and sll points West and South, 8 p. m., Emigrant Train, da'ly, for the West, Expres Trains run iu direct connection with sll Southern and Western lines HUGH RIDDLE, Geu'l Supt Ww un I. Bane, Gen’! Pass, Agent, UDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS «On and after Movday, May 14, 1864, trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern and Westera trains, will leave New-York a follows: T:46a mm., Express tralu via Mudeon River Raflioad. Tlictleth-st. std Tenth-ave., through to Buffalo sud Scepension Bridze without change of cars, snd connecting at Troy with traine for Rutland, Bur Hugin and Montreal 8. mn., Mail train vis Hudson River Railroad, connecting at Albany with Western trains, and at Troy with traios for the North, 11 a wm. Express train vis Harlem Railroad, Twenty-sixth-st, and Fourth-sve., conneciing y Chatham with Western Raflrond for Leb. anon Springs. Pitisfold, &e., at Albany with trains for West, aud wt Tay with tralos for Jarstogs Springs. Rutland, Burlington sod Mon a Railroad, connecting at 4p. m., Expres train via Hodson River Albany with trains for West, and st Troy with trains for Moutresl, with ping cors sttached. Sp m., Express train vis Harlem Railroad, connecting at Chatham with Western Rond for Lebsnon 5, rigs and Pistol i; at Albany with trains for West, and at Troy with trains for Rutland, Burlington. and Montre: Tm, Ex nf gh wi via Hudeon River Rallroad, with d'eepingowr stiacked, through to Boffde end Sospeasion Kridee without change of care. Also, Neeping-Uar every day eccopting Saturdays, attae fa Now. York tirough to Ugle sburgh, without change. via W, and O, Radirosd, Bohs Fah will run on Sunday. Cow for Troy will be made 2 E. 11 p.m. train via Hudson River i oy with sles plng-car attache arr at Albany CH Tray iu the moraiug, connocting with trains for North aud West WM. H. VANDERBILT. Vice Pres! dant. i I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.—VFall arrangement, 4 October 1, 1866 Leaves Jumea slip, N. Y a.m. for Green port and way stations; 10:30 a. m. for Syosset and way stations; 3.30 bo Exoress Train for Greenport: 4:00 p, m. Syosset sod way sta ne; 5:39 p.m Parmisgdso sud way stations, sud nights to North Isiip. MORRIS and BRSEX RAILROAD COMPANY Foot of Barclay st. Un and sheer Jay a Morniag mal! trainee for Hagkeltstown and intermeciaie siation il leave ot £30 a wm. Be Eijton tor il stations west of Milborn st 4.10pm Dover Express at 5 p.m. a SCHOCH. Assistant Saperiotendent. NEW YORE aud NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD. 1068, SUMMFR AREANGEMENT. 1364. COMMENCING J JULY 8 Passenger Station in New-Yors, comer Twentv.seveath-ot and Fourth-eve Entrance on T'wentv-seveuili ot For Nor Fas TRAINS LEAVE REWIOML, ei 3 Ex) 36 40 acd £00 (Ex, 1p. hh or Bridgeport. 7.00, £00, (Ex.,) IL a m.; 1215, (Ex) 9 ag hd and $00 LEx,) {dor anc Ph Tem; 245 43 p Ws. 7.09, 11308, mn. Pa 4p mr Norwalk. 7.00, 8.00, (Px. 1990, 1 Wa m.; 1214 (Ex) 3.99, (Ex..) 3.46, 430, 5.3 Ex.) For Darien, 700, 2.90. 11.30 5. ra. 1 145, 4.90. 5.30. m. or reeaariot 09. 9.30, 1, 50am. 2 15, 3.45, .30,5.9.6 M p.m. For Stamierd, 1.00, $.00 (Ex. 2.50 1.90s mg 13.15 (Ex.,) 2.15, ad, (Ex) 345, 4.5). 5,90, 6.0. 8.00 (Ex..) p. or Port U aud bistmedin siacious, 7.00, 830, ILD) mg ry 54 4.2, 50, yu 7.00 ONRECTING TRAINS. For Boston, vi fore ngfield. 8.008 m. (Ex, Jan Ag nM pm For Boston, vis Bi tAne, 12.15, (Ex..) 8.00 Kos arytord and Springhe!d, 8.00 mi. (Ex) 12.18, 3.0, (Ex.) A ana River Raliroad, 8.005 om. (Ex, p12.15p. ma to Mon- treal 3.00 p. m. to Northampton, For Hartford, Provideace snd Fishkill Rallroad, 8.09, (Ex) a =m. 12.18 Haven, New London and Stonlagten Raiivosd 0 000 a Vor New: mw. 12.15, 3.00, 8.00 p For Canal Railrosd "a. 15 0. m. to Northampton For Housstomse Railroad, Ba m., 4 0. th For haugatack Rairesa, 6.00 a ta. 100 p. m. ror Danbury sud Norwak Rsiliosa, 7am, 430 od a Commodious Care ste 8.00 Sianping Dass weit Sho fo Tks i i. HOYT, Sant. NEW: JERSEY RAILROAD.— Trains leave foot of Courtlsndist., a Purpavmapnia, sd Tand 10a wm. 12m, 46, ad 12 p. m., for BALTIMORE snd VW ABKINGTON at Sand 108 m7 P40. and 12 widunigit, Proposals. QUARTERM ASTER GrNenAL's Wasnrvoron, D.C, Od 9, 1066, ROPOSALS for BUILDING a large FIRE- PROOF WARE HOUSE, ut the Bennylkill Arsenal, Phila delphia Plans of the above building may be seen st the Quarter. saster-Generel s offic vod aiingon. ot the office of Brevet Brig, Gen, ry H. CROSMAN. t Quartermsster-Uenersl, Philadelphia the office ot JOU Moa REIT 2 Arch oct, Philadelphia, ad a a be fice of Brevet Major-Gen. b VAN VLIET, Quartermaster, ows Specifications will be printed {mmediste'y and deposited ai these "Rosina bron Proposals for the erection of the building, including all work and materials, ure juviied, will be received until the 30th of Octo- ver Inst, st noon, at the office of Drevet Brig. Geu, G. mn CROS- MAN, Assistant Quartermater-Genersl, Philadelphia, where they will be opened in the presence of such bidders ss choose to be present. The cost of the whole work somplete, and the time st which It will be fin should be sie in the Proposals, which should be accompanied by the of two responsible persons, in the amonnt of ten thousan y wind that the bidder will enter into contract wilh good and vuffigient security within tea oA helug notified of the sawe, Quortermaste;-General, Brovet Brig Geaeral, TRING ING PRISON, AGENT AND WARDEX 8 UPPFICH, i September 11, 1866, IROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LA BOR. —4ursuant to a résolution of the Bowd of Stale Prison Tuspectors, sealed proposals will be raceived by the undersigued, et this office, until the thd doy of Ucleber next, at 12 o'clock noop, for the labor and services 00 Sale Convicts confined in this Prison, to be employed iu the Ak, Cutting snd Manafacturing Btone, for the term of Five ears, to commence on the 1st day of Mutoh, 1867, “Also for the labor and services of 100 Male Conviets confined in this Prison, to be ed in the manutacture of Cloth sad Clothing for Fv like period ve Yeurs, Lo cow meonce ou the ln of Rove "iim pod labor and AIAN AANA SIP vices of such convicts employed In quarry. ing, 3 0g and mantfac turing stone, (he contractor ib have the priv: le bf qusrtyiug cat cottin und mapufactoring stone In the qoarres belonging to ogether with the right of way to und from the Swaeé to the public ah y, and to und from the docks ln the yerd of the Prison, With the labor end services of such convicts employed in the man- ufagt ure of clothiug, suitable shop-room in the yard of the Prison will be furnished for that parpoes Coples of the opufubil to be entered Into for such labor snd service, with the date, price per day, Naines of contractors snd of their sure tok in blank, wi be Td posited in this office k of this §laon, for the inspection of al! persons dgsbious of proposing there o u for wunh Jabor and services to be employed fp quarryin Tago Fg t be pid weed Lo the andersigned, nd on wuked ro posals for ihe Lubor of Uanwiols 1 the None wer be 2 ol or of eonviots to be employed fn the maBlialiule ora be addressed in ike manner, and marked Propossls Leber of Convicts to be employed in the Manufactare of Clothing.” They wust be substantially ia the form of the privted blanks, which wil! bie furnished by the Clerk of this Prison te any person applying therefor. They mast be accompanied by the written consent of tie become suyet’es in the iid contreot and g Aha must have to Fonescd Janbitidaion o the slatptios in "vy not less then $5,000, ua t Lhe law pe Ae Boned the Ing ot Wig fn this Prison on the ia 17 7th day of October, o'clock noon. No proposal will be {rierteiaed w teh offers wore th ne price per g Freon and the 14 ress to the Tuspectors, with the sssent of i rh te 3 gp an 08 shall #1 for the lute 5 4 9 HNSON, Agent Professional X Notices NESTHETIC.—We are prepared to farnish free, derful improved La» ul A ature dwonipiive of our Aid i impte ad Laughing Ges pot ios Sat ro edn gwhich the expressed carbon from the longs is roinbaled over n, ganslng ugly drearow und a racking wen: sation of the aa iced, done and wee. BLAKEN NEY Hi BBARD, Dentists, 109 ont i Pea near Bixth. wwe, 1. THOMPSON, oy De Hygienic I Physic cinn, s Bwedish movements, No. 140 West xteenth A few frvalids ean fiud a plesssnt home, with skillful aloha “and favorable sarroundings for restos {ug to heaith, Hygievie boarding. Lost and 4 Sond. PA wv AI n “Leather POCKET a REWARD. —LOST, 1004 WOK, ‘containfug shou $409 hoon om I shove rewerd A be (mid by tie #0 slat Freghat Foilce Ullioe. (FBEAT BARGAINS Batooonan Sen 2d HOUSBEKEEPING GOODS, STRANG ADRIANCE, No. 855 BROADWAY, between Leonard and Franklin-ste., will off MONDAY, Oct. 15, a assortment 8 BEANKFTY Vide 3 LINEN SHEETINGS aad om Audit H LINENS and HUCK TOWELS, ai Ris than Gold C NOS, CLOTHS and CASSIMERES from the largs gap sale of Friday. Some of the newest and most deirable styles for Opere and Street wosr yet offered, at about halt cost of importation POPULAR GOODS. 1 AT POPULAR PRICLS, UNION ADAMS No. 637 DROADWAY, 18 NOW OPENING THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY. The repatstion, experience and facllitios of the above Ionse are guarantees (o tho public, that they will always find, at reasonable prices, the latost and most desirable p of the fashlonab! Aaeotl cities of LONDON, PARIS aod NEW-YORIK. TRANG ADRTANCE, J) No. 3535 BROADWAY, between Leonard and Franklin-sts., will offer st RUTAIL on Monday, Oct. 15, the GREATEST BARGAINS IN HOSIERY from Auction. B nee the war, en sisting of ADIEY, CHILDREN'S AND GENTLEMEN'S UNDE RGARMENTS AND HOSIERY of every description, at half cost of importation, SON TAGS and BREAKFAST SHAWLS, GLOVES. Just recoived, joo hoz greater bargains than ever offered from 750. to the finest im GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING GLOVES, double seam, #1 50 to #1 7; cost $3 50 to fmport, JOURNING GOODS. FROM AUCTION. SPECIAL BARGAINS, ENGLISH BOMBAZINES, FRENCH BOMBAZINES, FRENCH MERINOES, PARASINES, new SLAVE CLOTH, 2 yards wide, $10 per dros, go Ll wide, EMPRESS CORDS, by por dress, SEIRS, $6 Fb ARIMA th POPLIN ALPACAS, po COLORADO CLOTH, EMPRESS CLOTH, CRAPE EUGENIES, IRISH POPLIN, $250 per yard, BL AG CK SILKS unusoslly cheap, BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED 8 INDIA FOU ED BIL KS 8! worth 817, BLACK AND WHITE STRIVED PORLIN N on NDSAYS ORAL SKIRTINGS, i 20d 6-4 De Laine's handsome goods, Black Al cas ihe. worth iis. Flack Ou Black do. Ri 1 12 oh, Black dou SLisu add ls. 6d. per yard, BONNETS a superb STOCK "SHAWLS in grat variety very cheap, CLOAKS, MANTILLAZ, VAILS, GLOVES, ke. JACKSON, Im porte: Ao ag Goods, Ko. 851 Broadway, bet, Spriag and Prince ste An early call solicited. ar Kew York, (REAT BARGAINS IN SHAWLS. STRANG ADRIANCE, No. 3533 BROADWAY, will offer st RETAIL, on MONDAY, Oct. 15, the richest PARIS, CAMEL'S HAIR, PAISLEY and other desirable SHAWLS, purchased at the pereryptory sanction sale of last week, ot a OREAT'S PACRIFICE on cos of importation. $0, LYONS BLACK SILK VELVETS from auetion, THE FINEST GOODS IMPORTED, st 30 per cent Jess than the cont of importation. M.OAKS of the newest designe, on bh hand snd made to ordeg. Or ENING OF CLO. ARS. M. GREGG, No. 19 Fifth-ave., HAS OPENED Ao elegeut assortmih of FRENCH CLOAKS FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Distingué (n shapes, sud selected with the gresiont care in Pesis, ALSO, FLEGANT CARRIAGE AND EVENING CLOAKS. Mie GREGG would respectfully call the attention of the Ladies to her DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT Jost epaned la connection with ber business, sad to which she is prepared to give the atmost stieution. AT POPULAR PRI FRICES, EB, 8 SILKS. sh Merinos, Alprcaa, cb, whit goods, housekeeping goods, linens urtain laces und musline AT POPULAR PRICES, IL MACY Roa HAY Til VE 5 A or 66 WES) 147TH 0 bet. STH and GTH-AVES. FRENCH husdoi 4 a “ad SpAL LACE GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. RK. HL. MACY. 14TH ST. and TH AVE. Nos. 204 and No. 66 4d 206 GTI AVE bet, STH snd OTH-AVES, LADIES USDER-C CLOTHING, fn stoek and to erder In the best FRENCH Ang UERMAN CC CORSETS, HOOP-SKIRTS, &0., AT POPULAR PRIGES, KG ah a3 MACY, AVE, WEST Nera, bet, STH and GTH-AVES. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. 1,000 dozen ladles’ hem-stitch Linen Handkerchiefs, at $3 8 door. ery yariety of Ludigs's gubis f a Jutines and child's Linen Haundker math aad recdlew rest variety ot ladies’ luce and lace trimmed flanakershicls AT POPULAR PRICES. R. H, MACY, 14TH-ST. and 6TH-AVE. Nos. 204 and No gS Te or bot. STH and GTH-AVES, TO MILLINERS AND DRESSMARERS, oul qu ies and m irnbie shade of RIBBONS, ELV VELS AND ARATTTY GOODS, BUTTONS MM AT LESS THAN JOBBERS' PRICES, R. lH. MACY, JATH ST. ir @TH-A 04 oii. ou 66 Ant ST ve. STH sod @TH-AVES, FANCY nr ilot Articles of best qual and Ladies’ To c Sm A q3 ve i Dest goods AT. SOPULAR PRICES, H. MACY, hg ST. aud A AVE os. 204 and 206 611 Cy "68 WEST 14TH-5T., GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, NEw DEPARTMENT, Every variety of choice go POPULAR PRIC ES. H. MACY, AVE bet. §TH and GTH-AVES, AT Asis] 87, hy av No. 66 WES1 147H-8T., bet. 5TH and 6TH- AVES. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. GLOVES, GAILERS, kc, for Ladies’, Gents’ end Children's wear. BEST GooDS AT POPULAR PRICES, I 14TH. ST. and LAP AV ELV Be H. MACY, Nos. Fat No. 66 W ‘EST 1478. St, ei STH sod GTH-AVES, KID GLOVES. Oar Fall Importation of Ladle, Gents’ sud Children's KID ULOYLD, just eived, THE BEST KID GLOVES IMPORTED. AT POPULAR PRWES, RH. MACY, Jara. ST. and GTH- AYE 201 and 206 6TH AVE, foo 60 W ry 141TH ST., bei. STH and GTH-AVES, T° MILLINERS AND COUNTRY BTORE- KEEPERS. AT oasaBai CHEAP STORE, You can boy cut lengths o Chaaper th Kiser G00 nate pe lieaper than down town jo! we eo pieces. Exsuming F vit, Beaver and Straw FA Fall lines of Bonnet Bhboss, 1 Prius Velvets, hs Magan, IF from Now. 209,211 aad 2113 GRAKND.ST. Nos, 7, 8 AN ¥itoh ble Mock Py from the Bowery, gh RIDLEY. Entrance to the Bounet aud Wholesale Rooms, N st N 0, 66 Allen-st., up CC folidan Goods. AAI ANSP APPAPA ADIES' “and GENTLEMENS' DRESSING and 4 WRITING CASES, Portfolios, Pocket-Books, Card Cases, Bankers’ Caeser, ke. v3 exhibition and for sale a vi the Sard of the Pere ie TL, FRY Co. Noa 134 snd 136 Williams, rw York WwW 1. FRY Co., Manufacturers of the well- eo known FRY'S PATENT POCKET JLASRS, METAL FLASKS, SOAP BOXES, DRINKING CUPS, REWARD MEDALS, ke, Manufactory, Nos. 134 and 136 Williaw-st., N. Y, Sales by Anction. ‘AT AUCTION—Dy HORATIO HARRIS Co, Btore Ne. 18 Bost BOMBAY KD "DAMAG nD, On THURSDAY, OCT. 18 1608, at 12 0 ot Toador's Wharfs, Charlestown. 7,000 bags HOMBAY FAL on do the voy- age of Importation lu ship Elenoe icom Bombay, for scoount of un- derwriters, or whom may coneern. M. Menw BX MX BANGS, MERWIN s Co, “Broadway cor. 4th. ooks, Works of Art, Joods. Fornitare, ke. VAL DABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choles w Cell. Embroideries, Mark the address ea O11, CLOTHS, SMITH LOUNSBERY, No. 436 BROADWAY, NEAR ORANDST., NEW-YORK, HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF WICH THEY ARE OFFERING AT IMPORTERS AND MAN UFACTURERS' PRICES, CARPETS MADE UP AND LAID AT SHORT NOTICE. __ (RREAT BARGAINS IN DRY “GOODS. TRANG ADRIANCE, No. ava T belween Leonard snd Franklins, Will ofter st RETAIL on MONDAY, Oct. 18, large smortoent 0 IRISH POPLINS, JEMPREES CLOTHS, £8 GOODS, vO M SORE RICH and M large suction wales of lest ot loss then Gold Cost, received from the Ld hi (8 MOURNING GOODS of every deseription, with a Inrge sssortment of BLAC CORDED MOMAIRS, A new snd desirable Seticle, and ALPACAS, st 25 per cent less than their cost to fmport. ANKE TR! BLANKE TR! Ja w THE AUCTION ROOMS OUR HEADQU ARTERS, HEAVY AUCTION VEY. Ory and b+ rl abi. re EMU ny Ss From lée., 16¢. aud 18c. ES, ALPACAS, KS and FLANNELS. ,ayed; on EYTRA QUALITY, File and WGAINS IN ret MER HETHR Bako DRESS GOODS, A On Muating nd Flammels you can save froug 6 to 1 Alpacas and Merinoos, fiom 200, to Me, a yard. FOSIER ROTH R3, No. 272 Blea kerst, and _FOSTER BROTHERS, No. 107 Eighth- ave. "weer F teen renthat GATING AND BROCATELLES, WORSTLED REPS, LACE CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM CU R'TAINS, WINDOW SHADES, PIANO AND TABLE COVE RS. TRIMMINGS, &C., &C. $3. L. SOLOMON Sous; No. 309 Brosdway, t ove Into thelr NEW STORE (now erecting), afer op op of f New and Elegant Uoods ull January Ist prices greatly below market velae. Decorating done by best workmen: (TRANG ADKIANCL, o. 335 BROADWAY, h Between ¥rauvklin snd WIR offef #8 Jubal}, ony NOVELTIES TN EMBROIDERED SILK ROBES, from Paris, Alwo, SIL ind from the highest dost do wa ONE DOLLAR PF RD. jr TRC ES BLACK ano vi TN A TAFFETA BILKS, FROM AUCTION, AT Frith COST. S0, DRESS GOODS in fe GHEAT VARIETY. NDIA, CHINA, JAPAN and AMERICAN INDIAN GOODS. ~We bare Just opened, fn addition to our ususl variety, elogant stook t than we have been able to exhibit for t five yoars. The public ls invited to call and examine the soveral thousand varieties, A CATA D8 p11 RDER, Leonard sts. by the yard, large the splendid amorticent, embraciug LOGUE GRATIS. INDIA 600 [1 Co y No. 19 Fifth-ave, d he HOUSEKEEPERS. colt curios Works oh CARPETS AND INGS, NEW FALL STYLES, y aney FADAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 17, st 4 o'clock. orks in Satoh ts, fneladiog meny scarce Maik is foreign i on Frese Co Catalogies sre HU ReDAY jad] FI DAY x ENINUS, sod 19, ot 7 o'clock, OLD tnd MODERN ENGRAV- Lichings, Drawings, Studies, Lithogrep gs, fine Clhiromos, &e¢.. hpsed ug many aaulalte Works of Art snd some are searce. ntalogues ar are ett and to pia are on nn Sh A vor choles collection uf fine Bok TRADE SALE ROOMS. 498 Broadway LEAVITT. 81 STREBEGILL oh RUChAMOI J. TED. AD CON TiUaD RADA ud FRIDAY Oct, is and 19, at blot p.m, LARUE AND VALUABLE COLLECTIO uy FNGLISH BOOKS, Compridng many wie pt and rare works In the Yutlous $s de partments of History, Belles Lettres, Jilustrated Books, together wit 1 any early printed works of the 15th and 16th cecturies, and which aro seldom wet with, Also, inclading the PRIVATE LIBRARY of the Lie DANIEL O CONNELL, the great lrish Puiciot, _Cata.ogues resdy, snd Bookvon exibition, Hesny H. Legbps~Auct HENRY H. LEEDS MINER “will sell by auc- tion, on THLREDAY, October 18, at 10 o'clock s,m. st the Union Place Stubigh, No. 02 Bast Fourteenth ot. for convenience of sa ane VALUABLE BLOODED HORSES of ETHAN ALLEN, HAM. BLETONIAN sud TRUSTEE'S stoek, the property ofa gentleman ohan bis residence, to be sold without reserve ne BERRY JOA N MARE FANNY- Fosled July 12, 1660, Zac, Allen. Mapuntain Maid was by (than Allen, out of Bisck Hawk mare out pr he Moun. ain Maid, b Black Hawk. Jag, Allen by Lady Deflan STRA WHE. RAY ROAN HORSE ROVER-—Foulod 1861, as above, IRON GRAY MARE 'OSEPHINE~Foaled 1603, as above. BAY STALLION CHAMPION—Foaled 1854, out of mare Lady of the Lake by Zae. Allen, =k I Fodea Wood, by Zac. Allen, out of Lady of the Lake, apure NEON N FL LY LADY LIGHTFOOT—Foaled 1861, by Ryedick Hambletonlas, out of Belle of Bristol, BLACK CANADA HORSE JACK 6 years old; can trot very fast, pow in 2:50; la hore BAT HORDE ST. LAWRENCE Very fast; will trot single ander 2:40; donble in 2:45; 7 years old, BROWN HORSE RATTL RV ory fest, will trot (a 2:45 double: has been driven with St, Lat rence; 7 years old; this team cau driven by a child; do not pull DARK BAY MARE ROSA BONHEUR Thoroughbred. CHESTNUT MARE LADY BIRD—Trustee stock, and others. Particulars in catulogue, ALS LIGHT WAGON, nearly now POURL F. HARNESS, &e. C _ Cun be be seen ass cu two bi before sale, Lexps, Auctioneer. HENRY I. “ITED 8S MINER will SELL by Auction on NEONESDAY at 12 o'clock in front of thelr saletroom No, 93 Liberty Oue team of good ROAD itoRses, about 15) hands high. One black, sand the other bay. A TOP BUGGY, neatly new, SET HARNESS fn goed order. _ ROBE and Ww Yuip, _ Hid HAGGrRTY. Auctioneer. HAd6E REY re Pri ELPS, No. 11.Pine-st, Asner ant Qaants RATT ‘Owvion, No. 18 Brae, rw-Yorx Crry, Oct, 15, 1966, ursusnen of ins'ructions a the War Department, 1 wit! sell a AY o suction at BE Barracks, on FRIDAY, the 19th inst. at alter LL 8 10s, quantity of QUAN TERMASTER'S STORES, y Souisting. of 38s'es Cloth, Gray Blankets and 0,300 Blankets (captured fo part, 00 Sand B 20, #0 Grain Sacks, fn lots of 1,000; 49 Deep-Sea Loud Lines, alo bbls. Fire Cement, 000 Ibs, 34-inch Boller Floes, alse together with a number of Ranges, Jroverty not enumerated, The at Terma of sale, cash on delivery. For further purtieulars apply to tho STOREKEEPER at the Lar rocks, of to tho nndersigied By order of Brovet Yuri Stewanr Vax Veisr, Chief Quar- Sg. C. MORGAK, Drovet Major aud A, MM. _ .r HAGGERTY, Auctioneer, cary” PHELPS, No. 11 Pine-st., by I order of Maj. Berfer, U.S, A, will soll on FRIDAY 5h fn. at i t r No. 4 State-st. (lmmedistely ee nA IS SANT a es, Gl, Single Harness, Stoves, Tab bles, Desks and other tention of dealers is Invited ther 8 Horse tv Amusements. RO ADW Y a TS. Bro. A THEATER i 50 Cexrs. the ALL Which ondecet the Rodi ON hut ch M 0 a nesewity, rio to 4 dw 0 clock. Fou should induce all patrons aces in advance EASE WEEE pos TWO of the MATCiiLEss AAT MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, who EXERY EVENING Ww SATURDAY MATINEE 0d will appear in her original ul Ti. y CRI FANCHON ae vovsaereneer sr MISS MAGGIE IE MITOHELL, W., Collier, EE EE PE Seats way be secured six days in INTER GARDEN... TT TO-NT CW. BTUART.....covasninsnrissssanrans SPLENDID SUCCESS gu. VeNesareaReNES Eestocan BV in TE an re TT TOMAR cet ATE Yo Waite of ele bouth. YAO ghs A ane aod iri RE rT of the gifted Artiste, whim Mrs. D, P. BOWERS, Operstts Sik in Broashan Co MOCOLLUM and GREAT CAST, Tih, entirely Lo rsa, pated expressly for the Opefs, By y LADY AUDLEYS SECRET. Street in with view of the LADY AUDLEY «+vnerarenss sesssssuensMith tance, New Eo by TW Aor 1.1K PRAOE OV cata e Forsonatior.) ry x 0) Act 1..THE LIME TREE WAL M x yo Shattuck, Mr. Caldwall, Mr. Ace LTDUEL Ty THLE Find ob. Govsredh Ms. Fadler, Ad oe ow Aor IV..THE INCLNDIARY. During" the 0 on ative THR A TRACAcD, aT BAY! THE SECRET! pi oF rik} b NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS. To bo Hopd by' ths Book open 3 Th, Seas be secured six days in advance. B b WAR HED iss w A Renerveg Seoate $1; Orchestra Chairs, $1 50, Ee WIL APPEAR. Aer ty Mr. LESTER WALLACK. JRviNG i Try A il MY PRETTY JAN CRE An OF ENG Oak Wid TWO NEW COMED “INAS SWE HISTORY Doth produced with Seenety. Dresces nd Affcistaments Mr. and Ms. iowaD PAUL will ine ENTIRELY Nl NE sector every night this week (Saturday and Distribution of Ch outertainment. THE WHOLE STREN NOTH ing THE COMPANY. p. THIS EVENING (WEDNES PAX). Oct. 17, TH BE AVORITE NE FORTUNE. TUIRSDAY Oct, 18—THE FAST FAMILY. FRIDA 19TH E FAVORITE OF FORTUNE. SATURDAY, Oct. aig FAST FAMILY, OTHER NOVELTY. Mr. Wallaok topti NO that he has received {rom Mr. H. J, Byron his last aud mest successful play, £100,000. wud wil be WE anead APPOINTS. 0, 00 Wallac, which fs in prepatation NEW SCENERY, Due notice will bo given of the first appearance of M Mrs. Vernon, and 3 oier wembers of the company i wncluded fa the po performances, The Box dion oven daily, from w. to oe Doors open at 7:9, Performance commences at 8 o’clook. [THEATRE "FRANCAIS. West guniesndd. ys Sixth-ave, PAUL JUIGNET aud C, DRIV .Directen TUESDAY sad THURSDAY OPERA. SATURDAYS, COMEDY VA DEVILLE AX D DRAMA. UR THURSDAY BYERING: Oot, Ah at 8 o'clock, LE T Cy Opera bouffe in J acts, Opera comique in one IAL b by Mes UE CHAPELLE Music by Pae Prices of admissd 1; B four seat 10; P. wots, on Senden SL Sd Ae ed TA og Offices for subseriptions and sale of ticket ow open at Beer Sehirmers, No. 701 [rr in Delmonteo's, Nov 22 (ibis YLYMPIC TIEATER, LEONARD CROV BR 20 semresarszsnass RTE WEN EVENING, Oct. 1 Disaster MR. J OSE PH EFFERSON, Wilk appear a his funous ch CALEB 3 PLUMMER, The Dicgotor Deiug plonsd to, announce the production, after the most careful Feparito ones BEAUTIF UT, DRAMA, From the exquisite fireside “hor Charles Dickens, 0sq., entitled THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH, With new ad appropriate and the following artist TT Is HA he fl ew ragwtiol Men 140D ea. RN oT vers SL Stoddart Edward Plummer Dy. Ww. May Fidiing. Tillyeessenes bow, Vieldivg. B ARTHAS AN ou AND JEFFERSO. RSON.... Sime 88s esssnessssans CALEB P MMER Ace 1—Johu Peerybingle’ s Home. Wi Act 2—Caleb Plumwe;’s Diswing Room. Ac 3=Dot's outage introducing the Jilebruted OLD ExolList SUBIR DANCE. Seats may be secured from ontil 4 p. m, ld oo. AMERICAN MUSEUM. DON AT 2. EVER ING NT, Tha hriiing. yi a hot depicting in tro 2 EL IB TORY OB Prd INEBRIATE, wr exbi ina 4 the actual of Ap T BANS D DANCE. Gata NT AND MALE i Ul iN To ha ween ga M13 A 4 E DWAR RVING A SLOTH 15 LIVING SNARE LIVING MONKEYS. NATIONAL BRONZ FORTIALR KEYS, 125 Joni Ante os N. A Ju EFS, w rigid od hoor Sher is Seal. Hopoy Paul iy ron, 36 een a EW- YORE. CIRCU aq Jona i OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. LE Director. L. AAA EL RL EEE SE EE EL EY MATES Y AND SATURDAY AT EVERY INIT ATS ot ROBIN Lah HAS CE. J E. S0OR JR T CKWICK CHARACTERS. Bpeiry fn NEw York FIRCvS TROUPRG. Ponies, Sales, is. Sei CRITE td Children wader 0, 25 cents {i ress Cire cents; {idren verved Seats. 13 cents; Children noder 10, 50 conta Be. UDWORTIH™ MINSTRELS. NEW FIFTILAVE, OPERA HOU SE, Nos. 2 end West Fifth-ave, Hotel Twenty-fourth-st., OPEN EVERY EV ENING A fH DEATCRDAY AY AFTERNOON. FALL OF TORT FISHER i" Re los, Barts. y ke. uh od Bea Rivala: 144 First Grand MATINEE, SATURDAY, Oct. 20, N MATINEE, AGGIE MITCHELL, Seats should now be secared, owing to the crowda Mstinée but one on SATURDAY 4 19 delosh, JRVING H oo NY-SOMREES. THEO. THOMAS'S HE FIRST 8 wits, tT LACE eh FRY HEA, MISS ANTONIA HE (her first hi MR. WILLIAM MASON. PROGRAMME: ARE Gla ft Moats os OP. Rone fon on pla masta,” (C oct. us TRA OF SEV DELL i HG Co orci RSTRA under the "TiCKE T3, INCLUD can now Broadway, fan, T at the Thester 5, mie fu a] Seber No 1 SEE SUBSCRIBERS DESIRING RESE Aare ean now obtain them at frving Hal, eed at SE. 701 Broadway. Ce [BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF JEMY OF MUSIC. T™O HER OF JEALIAR OPERA. KeLLoo0, KATATT i Sear TESDA RDF ANTOINETTA RO’ El FTE. (REBMAN STADT THEATER, Nos. 4 BOWERY, le ihn aur. Halter’s Drama. ANS JUERGE ODER DIE PERLEN (HANS JUBRGE; or, TH. oF THURSDAY, gor yy x. Cutven DAWISON will appear 2 In BADR Yop v GLUEC TL FORTUNATE.) LEBRECHT FALK. As HIPPOLIT FALK, ™m Hn os nA sd i CHARLES FANCON. RETORIRE RENCE THEATRE PHEDRA=" MASE WELK BUE ati it th ston for Boston. Office ot Ea CRE in Sacine's celebrated aed, ATINEE SATURDAY ELE v ROOKLYN AC DEMY OF M v THURSDAY, Shap! fission to t a eR ER ELLY LEON’'S 20 Broadway, Ty i CE ge A Sd TORY 1 ber gos lo LD Laoi ACEET PPE Risto AE BiANOon oo ate ENE oy THE WONDERFUL IRONS ft Duticsede ar i MRS, MY-DE-AH a VIHA, H v ov PRE DOCTOR OF AR-ABR. Thirty Pit Fs ARTZ re The most wonderful [Lusiozist of the EOL AGL M. LIVING HEAD. Tickets S00, Children price. rear Wisi 4 ANCHON. i. SATURDAY, Oct. 20, st Owlag to the crowds seats sould be clock, 3 hi Lectures and Meetings. SATUKDAY, Ogt. 20, at 1 o'clock. G RAND EXHI BITION OF SCULPTURE. “STUDIO BUILDING,” No. 51 West Tenth-st., near Sixth-ave., the following celebrat STATUES IN MARBLE, 53 WwW. MOZIER, OF. ROME THE RETURN OF THF PRODIGAL SON; (fe size group.) IL PENSERORO;" IM fhon) t PIHAH'S DAU GHTER UNDINE, VEILED, RISING FROM THE CASTLE WELL. THE PERI; OR EDEN REGAINED, (Moore, POCAHONTAS, THE WEFT OF THE W ISK-TON TON-WISIH. Open daily from 10a m, to 10p. on mw. Admission 25 cents. HE GARMO™® NEW AND ELEGANT HALL, with Supper and Dressin, FOR STRICTLY ATTIRE ET ATN ME NI by lying st the ACADEMY, No. 82 FIFTH-AVE., cor. Four. teent Horace, Carriages, &r. GENTLEMAN about going to Europe would ike to se'l a favorite SADDLE HORSE; ft ls pecfoctly sound und gentle, Address L. ow Box Ne. 194 I'ri ibave e Office (ARBLAGE 811 CARRIAGES! 500 tasty y style Clarsnces, Conpes, Rockaways, Phuctons and Bo 25 per cent less than Broadway stores. JOHN C. HAM" No. 10 EB. Fourtieat, cor. Broadway, JOR OR SALE—FOUR HORSES—Iron gray, sorrel and white; all sound and kind in double or wy 4 ult 7. have been ‘driven four in hand; one of which sired by W iy i Fon 15% hands high. Sold for the want of use. Faust of the stable Inquire at No. i" East Thirty-nl ninth st. SALE CHEAP—Two young HORSES, sound and kind in any harness, 18 hands bigh, 6 years oid. Apply at Shipyard Stables. foot of of Third- at, E ad River. Jor SALE—A PAIR of closely- matched hand. some Rapple- Oray CARRIAGE-HORSES, 164 hands high, squad, kind and gentle Address B, STEMDAN Box No. mm, Nowity iTaven, Con Conn, Jor OR SALE—A fine SADDLE-MARE, dark Chestnut sorrel, seven years old. Perfactly sound and well trained. Ade dress i. H. P,, Box No. 116, Tribune lice iE STALLION, TORONTO CHIEF. ~The un- densig ed has purchasad this famous horse, test trotters that eveg appeared in public, The horses Is wi dh) r bis performances on the track, and shod for his produce, ing the sire of Tom Jefferson, and other colts, Hewlll stand this Fall, t my farm, Morrisania, W hove ry Toran for the Fall season, $100. Al ard DER SATO PE TEMPERANCE MERTING Wi Toe ia THIS eduesday) EVENING, ia rob. eorer of od Bediordsn, iy great Jaghbtoptia ewpeorance Revivelist, E NEW- ST CHURCH, Fa REUNION N. The members of the meet for a SOCIAL RE tebe ote RHE Ertan vear Sixth-ave., on THURSDAY i Ch veka. ars emlied by the Row, DD, pea yi of Frans ee mes ema i dd Bart ir Chore ba lteresad nthe Frome GF 8 @he @urt. wal iarg OBOKEN RACES. Vad SECOND DAY, OOF. 17. ar pry FIRST BAGE.~Sefing wmivm eo narte: tobe ld fr for 100, an Wooler goin 41 St SECOND RACE Premium ¥e with Richmond, Ulries, b y THIRD R ACE. «The pak Prem heats, For this Kunighthood, Luther dA Regal Hows sed ryan iad Dis siye ler and J. HARVEY LYONS, Secretary. Ra aad Gedad ATEW.YORK SUPREME COURT. in aud forsthe ERE a Nea B, i. Kengo, the above-named doin You i o abe biebs hereby summo i the eo fuitt in this action, w Lok Todi in the of the Clark of the City snd County of New-York, of the City in said eity, and to serve copy of your saswer te the sald websoriber, at his office, No. 12 Nussau-street, New within twenty days alter the sive of the such service; t 10 the above entitled EL ak OE FA a oes He EpWIK 17, lawbw W., 0 SADDLERS. ~The undersigned ohn to Batracke), 8 quantity of CON isting t as follows, viz: Sait Beef, Flour, aud Robes i y bard Bread, ied Apples, 8 Platform sud other eh op eantiin sigts riivotly oot ha hp ENT o Boaios, Field Darts, Comaubly Chesta, ke, Re. ne I uding at tr Bank NEEDHAM, Nov 8 Fie sts Auctions NITED STA Tks COTTON SALE. HN ii. DRAPER CO. LIKEN Co,, No. 748 Broadway, desl exAnsively la’ LINEN Cinna they ean offer a complete und verfed as sortment of everyting in their line, They do thelr own importin end sre not undorsald Dy suy house in the trade. Every sticle so fs warrented Pure Liuen, VAL SEO FE. I. MUDGE, SAWYER TENTS for WABHINGTON MILLS, FURLING ON WOOLEN AL COMPANY. CHICOPEE snd NEW-ELLERTON MILLS, BARATOUA VIG RORY MANUFAC [RING COM- PANY, MILTON BLANKET sud FLA NNEL MILLS, WL KEMOYE {rom Nok 95 nd 37 Patk-place to Nox 43 sud Wa A Bad 24 Wika pty AUN LS Wholesale and i, "Ro A To dy rear Fourteenth-st,, over Siater's Shoe Store. Will sell on FRIDAY, 19, 1866, clock p.m. ELVETS at $4 50 a yard, worth §7. pik LOW a 8, worth $16, $d At thelr salesroon, Ng, 2 PEARLST., 10, worth $20. Une peice pal. Chtidien’s Hate, (Ilanover-square). BONNEL C4 No. O71 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. By order of ON OR DRAVER THIRESS TRIMMINGS. STYLES. U. 8. Cotton Agent, Velvety, Ribbons, lace and embroideries st low prices, st ELOER'S, 1,50 BALES GEORGIA COTTON. Nox. 880 und 662 Broadway, heat Nineteenth-st. cast olde. __ gpg shove Cotton bus been 6. avd J d classed by {ARPET STORE just oponod, with a a (he AMO A A Juv is of Raval Vebvtn, Brave apesides, hres: As 503 bo seep i Ce PINENTAL STORES, piyand ln Ma Carpets, at tb v Arr ilo goods waited [554 tho W.YORK oe Ve ww reptosehlod SOIT k Con, sor, Twenty Att und Sixth ave. WAREHOUSING C0. STORES, PERCEVAL®, ab ATS ATE 8 Bomiway, rn place Infuse Wardrobes, Aar'by SAMPLE, Children a Conk and Sai, igaro Couames, Sck, Dresses, Cot, At be ofice of he NPERS Blankets. Bibs, a. Aprons, Uarsets pu ta ble Sete NA CON ER. ot’ Hinde 8 bro led Your, lade sod Coats oF Atm Em- New-York, bral redo on Kobreldured Re Linen and Fo) Clothes, Stamping wo days before the SALE WHOLPSALE AND RETAIL. wo TT ddd a AAAAIAII AIAN a AAA A LDERNEY CATTLE FOR SALE. one 20 monthy a Au, Bue, ifr, wud ory Civon, bP Ln ow 1. SMIXH, ported stocks Address Post- Office Box. No. wi Newpowut, nr AL GUANO. 2,000 tuns No, 1 Peruvian Guano 1200 tuns Bruce's Concentested (Fertiliser. 2,600 tons Swann Talaud Uusno, Tale of nual on oko. B WHITE Gon Ho 130 Feast oh Williamaburgh, LY AN ED—To BUY a well- trained saddle HORSE, suitable for a lady's use. ofddres, with ful particulars, M 80N J, Box No. ty bore Offi WANTED=To buy o g pn second-hand FAMILY CARRIAGE, suitable for a small family. A the the necessary at Jesssinble rates attachments would be bought if sold aren, with full particulars, T., Box No. 191 a er Stoves, Ranges, Lr. RNACES, JES.—FIRE PLACE, PARLOR, OTHIC FURNAC Gas Heating and Cooking Stoves, Magoe's G Refi Z E.evated Oven Ruages, Fate eT Nou 005 Sixth N.Y. @o Whom it map Concern. id D% WAL Ww. yx WILSON wishes to inform his freinds that he will leave for Albany to-day (Tuesday) at 4 p.m, to try a Referve case which is to be held there. ASHIONABLE MILLINER or Ladies Furnishing ears n oliy. Only races pores a ye JH: BENEDICT \0 PAPER MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED PURCHASE, a one-half INTEREST in a good STRAW ED 10 in running order, capable of producing fiom 3,000 to 3300 ML eA farras MYERS KURPILY, Pager Dealer, 42 John at, Tow: York, HE FOLLOWING UNITED STATES BONDS have been lost or stolen, via: Jun 13] 3-10 Se each, dated June 15, a numbered 175 te ry Jos, V6, G44, 138,645, 136,648, 136,647, 136,648, Ta ty Hives Bo on Bonds of $1,000 oh, issue of N J rom 41,074, 33,075, 83.076.33 All persons are enutionoed against egotisting! the! same. Any fofor mation of value communicated to the ing them, wil be properly ackuuwledgoed sud compensated, ALEK, ey 3 il ARBLE MANTELS, —The best aoe in in hv, sity 1 oity for iid NATE Tole Work 5. No. 7 ort 18th 144 sto, Dear M{ARDLPIZED SLATE MANTELS or i in BEAWARE, hn di de yo Ry 1 q e- AY RT

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 18606. “SOUTH AMERICA. Tyr wn ¥ROM THE SEAT OF WAR—BRAZILIAN SOLD BA YING SUENOS AYRES FROM A FINANCIAL CRISIS—BOLIVIA, PERU AND CRILU PROTESTING ABAINST THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE AGAINST PARA- @UAY—MINISTER WASHBURNE'S DELICATE POSI- wsoN—VRARS OF COMPLICATION WITH THE UNITED @TATES—THE SHAMOKIN (U. 8.) TO TAKE HIM TO PARAGUAY~THE HANSE QUESTION AGAIN—SPIRIT OF THE PARAGUAYANS—DAILY COMPLIMENTS BE- WWEEN THE HOSTILE OAMPS—ADVENTURE OF AN BX-OONPEDSRATS MAJOR—THE BRAZILIAN 10,000 PWINDLES DOWN TO 6,000—MARKETS, &C., &0. —_— Correspondent. ur Own Sorgen Puevos AYRES, August 28, 1866. "Phis city being at once the commercial and the political eapital of this Republie, is daily moved by the news from *Change snd from the soat of war, Being one of the Triple-Alliance and most exposed to the misfortunes of “she war, this country 18 deeply affected by the war. But ome good result has thus far been reached, and that is that the purchases of supplies for the Brazilian army with "weady gold has saved this country from most terrible Swancial crisis. The last high exciting topic here was the earnest and unex protest of Bolivia and Peru against the treaty of the three allied Powers against Paraguay. It was feared shat we had a war on hand with the rest of mankind for Chili had by the popular will most heartily joined in that Those t ree transandine Powers give most im- t moral aid to Paraguay, but they cannot possibly money or men. Another stirring topic is the departure of the Hon. C. Washburne, Minister from the United States, to Paraguay for his destination. He has been here for the greater part of a year and has waited at Corrientes in hope that event ef the war would admit of his Jisting to Paraguay, but that proved only a provoking delay, and he came to this "Admire! Godon then directed the Shamokin to get Ready for a trip up the river, and orders gre expected to- r her departure. It is believed that the Brazilian ral will not allew the United States double-ender to vy The enemies of the Government are in high hopes complications will grow out of this, involving these tries with the United States. It is not an impossi- Capt. Crosby of the Shamokin has had such expe- silence in fishing for torpedoes at Mobile Bay that ho has «m0 fears of their doing any harm under him. The horses obtained here at great cost and trouble have ‘Sogun to reach headquarters, About 2,000 horses and @early se many mules bave arrived, all in miserable plight, and large umber of vessels loaded with animals are in the Parana River. The utter want of green aod all want of shelter from the weather for the dry ~dleod, and the deep morasses and miserable roads about the encampment of the Allies conspire to destroy horses most PRL welentlessiy. While fevers, small pox and rheumatism are frightfully alent amoug the Allies, we hear of no such reports the Paragusysns. Not that tig are free from all sickness, but they are at homg in the jungles and the swamps, aud never lived at much better rate than a stary- ving allowance. They are most Geaperaialy united, and on their own soil they fight with unexampled pluck. When men are taken from agricultural or pastoral work for the war, the women take their phice. The hospitals are chiefly ed by women, and the whole people are roused with- a dissentient voice to repel the ‘ARtied invaders, Itis «ald that in Corrientes there are 8,000 in the hospitals,a ud ris are constantly ariving with hundreds at Buenos and Montevideo. to is hirdly day in months in which the two armies _ flo not use muskets or mortars, as they are only about a mile and a half from cach other's lines. The Paraguayans have oy gunners, aud by their own people desert- from the Allies they learn the location of the Allies’ and at any time of doy or night shells may be ex- X oi de erage about 20 a day of these social com- The reply by 12 pounders does not amount to much, A few months agoa M Manlove from Maryland, of pe yo majority in the THE MASSACRES IN M DERS ON TH FICIENCY OF ment of Chas. Mil from the Powder R that road. Almost ing on tho road. very guns, powder at Fort Laramie in with the lightest mackinaw.” t may be stopped By arrivals direc from Col. Maynadi structed freighters massacre all they for their amnesty J Col. Carrington them. to play for pny and wi his troo; ota Every one who has is convinced that the Cols, Maynadier and of life, property, and Arraphoes followed soon after, train had been divided, they attacked it, seaiped three persons. The Montana papers say made an attack on the mines at Green killed 40 of a party about 70 strong. abandoned that cofintry, and scattered to the settlements; also, that small parties maokinaws,” from Fort y the Indians, and that the Sencea Falls Company have been murdered and robbed on their way The Denver News says that the Tube commenced active hostilities agains. the Mexican rese dents at Trinidad, and mong, report of a 12 hours fight. upon a general massacre, disturbance are said to be panic their herds scattered and erops ungathered, are flocking to Puebla and other places for protection. iy reat danger of an cutbreak by sutler at Fort Laramie, has borrowed 75 k ‘ol. Carrington, at Fort Kenney, the furnishing of powder to the troops on picket with empty muskets and no smmunition, with instructions to salute Indians. to come into their camps. The The sutlers at Fort Laramie have furnished the with Hawkin# rifles, end traded war implements to them pdian squaws and tra route, obtaining information for Indians. did not visit the Powder Kiver posts. The treaty was not signed by the chiefs. The that the Powder River roa Indians are very hostile, cept those in posts, uns of the forts, and they are supplied with rations by foe military commanders. THE INDIANS OONCERNED IN THE MASSACRES—THE LATE TREATY~—AN ARMY OFFICER'S STATEMENT. Special Dispatch te The N, Y, Tribune, INDIAN WAR. a nt ONTANA AND NEW-MEXI00—~MUR- BE POWDER RIVER ROUTE INEF- THE AUTHORITIES. Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune. LEAVENWORTH, Tuesdaf, Oct. 16, 1866. The Leavenworth Times publishes the following state- ler, late City Marshal, Just returned iver country: ssed over the Powder River route ramie Peace Commissioners aud Carrington are to blame for the loss sufferings of those who have traveled every train that went that route would have gone by Salt Lake had they not been assured by the Government officials at Laramie that the route was safe, and that Col. Carrington had force ficient to protect emigrants. can be testified to b Powder River suf. The value of that assurance the bones that now lay bleach. The Indians turned upon us the and balls they received from the sutler exchange for presents given by the Commissioners. Carrington ean scarcely protect himself, mnch less the lives of travelers. miles we had to beat off the Indians. Stone we thought we were out of danger, and the wagons es in 400 he Yellow Three 4 Near loads struck out ahead. A band of and Becoresing that the and killed and that 300 “Cheyenne Indians River Diggings, and ‘The remainder have oing down the Missouri in enton, have been murdered by home in a small anchbutes have the Purgatore. There is a he Indians being determined the settlers in the region of the stricken, and, leaving here has been the New-Mexican tnbea by the arrival of their annuity goods. t from the plains I learn that Ward, of powder Sioux and Cheyennes. is openly charged with Cheyennes, placing er to give to the It ie said he has in- not to fire upon them, but to allow them ndiaus rideinto camps and can, shooting teamsters and others, Indiaus resents. ter married to a has an int Cheyenne squaw, who keeps the Indians fully informed of the Toovemohts of troops. The Indians visit Fort Kearney with stolen Government horses and mules, which Car- rington allows them to keep, and also orders out the band I also hear he is posted as a coward by II not afford protection to trains when A are at all posts on the Gen. Sherman left when they ascertained would not be abandoned. The and are warring on all whites ex- stealing Government stock under the WasiuxaToN, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1866. *t having been reported that the road to Montana was impassible, owing to the upris attacking of every emi cial ing of the Indians and the ant train, the following facts are tely in the Powder River country, t 40 years of age, who sequired his reported by an o federate service and among waeny other compliments and who has bad considerable communication with all the received a free pass Ay the seat of war, and frag quarters tribes: the officers, with horses and servants ad libitum, The tribes of the Upper Platte agency number in all about wri here. He returned some service by acting ase 10,352 persons, aud up to the Spring of 1865 had been the wost and he was supposed to be a valable hostile Indians on the Plains. t trains were attacked ition. He at length asked and was refused pormis- only miles from Fort Kearney and but 00 miles west of sion to visit the enemy, he then attempted to pass over Olaba, The road 0 Montana oy yp gr ged. The end Was arres Ae yori von’ Next time he ary expeditions at were sont ou of 16 80 privately a Boma Tite back to Cifccted very little good; but the Winicr of 1664 and 8 having Joon 3 3 been of nuus sever, region, x, Pressed Mitré proposals of with the tines more powerful of the tribes, reached Fort Lura io in Feira a asserting Ricglituasile arog yb ba at id apylied for Soot sud sloth Als arshgemont Wag Brazilians, importance 10a, r a peace conference w t nited States this adventurer it is certain hat the Panguayans make on the 1st of June, and all os ceased slong the Me, des] of difference between their Argentine and route. At that confirence wil the wd ban Brazilian foes, in favor of the former. wore represcnicd, but a band or 500 Ogalaliahs m, venture to say, 1s 8 jn-chiof so ¥tled “bed faces’ ended Red Cloud. These pe rudy foe hed pander Mite eS. veperats who had broken some of ihe arrangements of the tribes, and now Bis tent wis made iy and bas apartments for of rifused tobe governed by the will of the majority. The treaty Boe, sitting-room, red dining and bed-roome thet was there effected bas been kept in good ATS by seven pod kitchen, snd it bas a roof that does not leak, The ecightbs of the Indians; but these bad faces have committed inister of War, acting es Brigadier, has tasteful tent Several vg hy the pawin opusd dar River Tom to rush ontana. ribes w w relations on oti osition of the Paraguayan aymy is believed to be maintained can be subsisted or a in obtaining the neecessi- Er They know well he eo and tics of life 80.85 not to necewsitato thelr visiting the Powder uwong. Ther now vol he we of the spade, md ivr “Sung” goinls sow nid I, ihe oud show that they bare able engincers among them. The in- wn, ry Fes be iid oH pindian wat termiuable swatups favor their strategy, and this year of ht Jodges of the Cheyennes sud Arapalioes are to delay has en. them to wind ditch after ditch around come into Fort Laramie about the Ist of November to ratify every important fortress. If they must retreat toward the of thelr treat. And every effort io being made by heir capital they intend to go slowly, aud test as they go 1b FELT Er rd essai of the the innumerable defenses the way. 08 as peonre y appro Th jos ha od edn b Government's intentions snd place these tribes in a comfortable e Allies have received an important reénforcement bY condition. ‘The military force at Laramie is to be increased, the timely arrival of the Brezilian General Baron Porto and Gen. Terry ls to be placed in fmmediate oharge of tis there need be little fears but that it will be with fresh army. From the intenor of Brazil passed by land, and he bas becn many wonths on the way. He was beheved to have an army of 10,000 or men, but on escamping at headquarters they only _ sount 6,000. ‘We bave no means of kpowing the actual losses from all but persons who sve well informed tell we that thus Paraguayan loss from all causes must be at least Jan, aud that of the Allies is estimated at from number of cases of loakjaw is beginning to excite tion and slurm. It is peculiar to this climate that wounds very fre fieatly result in this manner, but of the terrible certainty of lock-jaw has led to the suspi- that the Pareguayans poisoned their bulls and their is a project befere Congress here for chartering a <@ompany to construct a tel hie line to Mendoza to be extended to Chili. It will no doubt pass. It gives a guar- Sanita of 8 per cent for 12 years, and the work must be done or 5) of i ol eA Ai company will also obtain an immense J he freasnd scason is dull. ‘There 1s but little business «of soy. The country always doll, feels but little the on account of season or of the war. The pros- of a Joa re Jeet in the United Sttos aguitat y Wools o coun utterly suspen n r 7 thet market. pe ying Immense rains have flooded the camps in the South, and great losses of sheep aud lambs are reported. A" The mines of San Juan are producing finery. A few days go two solid bars of silver were exhibited on ‘Change, and pl Was tabuod at £900 a £10500 tenis h wer approac to] is improving. ‘We a1¢ only three months from shearing time. Paving ATTEMPTED MURDER IN NE 3 Wyom Our Special Correspondent. New Haves, Oct. 15, 1866, Quite a serious affair happened in this city on Mon- dey night near Neck Bridge, which for boldness and eudacity 7 Sas rarely been equaled before in Jhese parts. About midnight «2 en Monday, while patrolmen Nichols and Stoddard were on thelr beat near the lower end of Grand st., they came across a 2 Juan 404 6 _voran seated om a stone step near the corner of and Grand-ste. The officers learned them that they Hartford, and had pissed the roed, and W-HAVEN. he'll kill me!” and Stoddard irme- and after search about in the Slabob} réuinen the wpot, a brief time discovered MoCUauley beating Nichols in a manner. As the patrolman came up he sprang for him, “Now I'll finish Failing to reach him with his Patrolman drew Xie. his revolver and fired. in the chase they came and he was secured. McCauley was found “4 CONSOLIDATION OF EXPRESS COMPANIES. 3 9 he Edbter of the N. Tribune. I notice in your issue of this morning a dispatoh’’ from Va, headed Cousolidation of 3 a iopaniss. nw are some statements calculated hE y Morchants’ Express named in the dispatch as consolidation with or a purchase of the National i. should not in auy way be confounded with the Mer. ehants’ Unlou E Co., a3 the latter has no Superintendent of the name of John A, Bowen, 5or is it In the market for any n, sale or furdhase. Merchants’ Union Express is no longer an experiment; it bas taken its position among the established Express Compa- ga os a fair timate competitor for business, and as and it is folly sat with the patronage it is receiving from and business men of the Soe. It secks no entangling alliances, but is content to stand before its own merits. the business public pon ORMAN C. MrLLER, Geperal Manager in New York, How York, Oct. 16, 1566. ng 5 n A Eanarom.—In trauvseribing the report of the ad. dress of the Rev. Henry Ward Boeebor, one sentence was made 0 convey 3 wrong impression, Le vpeaking of the Democratio purty. the enter said a ond uiongte that party, Excuse Lave been invited,” The w invited was poll wath "im Trix Twiwuse report yesterday, which pave wp Wially diferent ooppireotion be the assertion. Ri Montana route, and kept well seftid upon a per Agency, sulwist chiefiy taste for agnc the Brule made sn discouraged INDIAN TRIBES ~~QFFICIAL GENT. Blackfeet Judians ber 5: past, io the on thew, for they white men wamed The Bloods are near the accordi sent, This year, ale sions, r with the Lower who commanded burning. one of the chiefs are stationed near The u They are ve: in a faich chief. wed and safe for emigrants. Kach monton. Their lodges are not precise there are that generally come to the Agency for their an- puities they receive the 3-22d part of The treaty of last year they do not consider as binding that treaty by their chiofs and bh n war in company with the Bloods against the Whites, ey killed in the Beave Raw Mountains last Winter two are ye eg A other tribes. Indians are with the upper Piegans in the British possce- been taken to rebuild the farm, as it does not seem advisable until military troops be upper and lower Piejans in the distribution of annuities. The Gros Ven- tres Indians live with the Lower Crows on Mik River, quiet and are the only tribe who have kept eve: These Indians have 300 The Gros Ventres and Piejans aro constant] lh sac other 42d they sath therefore ALA days sssignod $huin inw ich Vi Jotelva their soon 6s I arrange the distribution of my good trust to be able to give you a more satisfactory Mon o affairs bere,. Respectfully, Jour obedient servant, tribe those of the reservation, exceptin known as the Blank Indiana who the chase. They have little knowledge or tural pursuite. Some years since a band of but the enterprise atlewpt to raise corn, of the band, was by the great body bei oom Fo These are pow known as the “Corn Band." They look upon labor as degrading. The following is a list of the Indians of the Northern Ageney Brule and Ogulaliah Sioux. 7,865 Omaha. .....cocovvienes mm Cheyenncs. ..1,B00| Sac and Foxes ./ooucvnnnn 0 Arapa "750|Ottoes and Missourls. 511 Pawneos 2,750| Santee SIOUX. courant. 1,30 Winnebugoes... 1,750! a Ro ese sanisssepassanssnscwrsnsssbsnnss 18,153 ON THE NORTHERN BORDER—THEIR LODGES, CHARACTER, HALITS AND DEPREDATIONS STATEMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT A The following report from the Agent in charge of the was received at the Indian Otlice, Octo- Yonrt BextoN, Montana Territory, Aug. 30, 1866, Hon, D. N. CooLex, Commissioner Washington, D. A DEAz Sir: am unable to give you any informating ing the Blackfeet tribe of my Indians—beyond the t that they are still, as they have been for some time ritish possessions. They trade at Fort Ed- y Indian Affairs, 8 known, and what the goods sent. rly represented at men. hey ere at were numerically Huniche and Legree, who were return ing from the Gros Ventres Camp with their horses whioh the Gros Ventres had stolen from them. Indians are very wild sud it is at times difficult in sending rs to their camp or seeing many of their tribe. These Blackfeet also of a very wild and seemingly un- fototnnbie nature, with the exception of some fort who live with the lower Piegans. Father of ull children is the Chief of their Lodges. These Indians are headwaters of Milk River. They have, to the last year’s distribution, 6-22 of the Goods goods designed for them ed, as well as the bales and however, the ark The balance of the Blood and m: The Lower Gugons have some 375 lodges. They are lo- catod on tho Marcus River. a re time, although last trade with the traders without giving a fair exchange. I If think they are disposed to be frie Lake is their head chief. ou ns emigrate extonsivel They are quiet at the present Winter they were inclined to odly and quiet, living at times and at others with the Bloods. It is the opinion of Mr, Upham that those Indi b the ¥en buildin 2 nthe 2 last April, from the description at Siero River Farm, on the 22d of ven of the Head Chief, a force of t 30 at the time of the There seems no doubt they were led on by Bull's Head, of the tribe. No measures have yet ney houses or cultivate the enough to protect those located upon it, are united under the Lead of uirement of (last Fall's treaty, cs. Farmnaseo is their head have te Annuities. £0. B. WRIGHT, Agent, EFFORTS TO SECU BarnriMorg, Oc City Government, to remove during the vacancies. i The friends of the anew one, spprosching sub-clevi here and extensively signed by those opposed to the this eannot be done except by tri Buperior Court, while those who that the Governor ean at ouce set the entire be readily upderstoed BALTIMORE, el —n RE THE REMOVAL OF THE PRESENT POLICE POROCE. t. 16.—Petitions are being circulated resent ng ou Gov. Swann to remove the Polios Cormmuissioners on the charge of official misconducs. The mat ter excites much comment, The law gives the Governor power recess of the Legislature, and also to fill Commissioners maintain, however, that MA and conviction before the tition for the removal claim aside, and the Police Board have the appointment of judges for the bon, the Lmportance of the question may RELIGIOUS, THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL AT BALTIMORE.

INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE PAPAL BEE TO THE AMERI- CAN BISUOPS, The following ie a translation of two Latin letters of Cardinal Barnabo, Prefect of the Propaganda, to Archbishop Spalding of Baltimore, in reference to the council now in pession: Most TLLvsrRIOUS AND MOST Reverexp Sr: The hisho of the United States, having been prevent d by public dis turbances from helding a council in Ik62, and having obtained permission from our Holy Futher to bold it now, inasmuch, es- pecially, as the tempest of civil war being assuaged, it seemed proper that such matters should be brought forward and dis- cussed as might lead to uniformity of discipline, so far as that could be obtained, and to the greater advancement of tl Cath- olie cause and above all else, that remedies might be applied te the evils which almost of necessity arise from, such serious distnbances, and that propor means might bedeyised for attend- ing to the welfare of the emancipated blucks His Holiness was pleased that since the duty of culltug together and presiding over this synod vas cominited to your grace, certain particu- lars should be pointed out to you by this sacred congregation which either the institutes of this holy council or the decrees of former synods commend among others to the carcful cousidera. tion of the bishops, I. In the first place, therefore, the fathers will beer in mind the Eneyelical Letter addressed to all the bishops of North America on the 21st of January, 1861, in which, beside the old rules laid down by former councils, some new and excellent regu- lations were adopted, in order that the nominations of pricels vacant Wighoprics might prove in most cases wholly unexceptions able. Indeed the fat of this Sacred Congregation of the Propa- ganda have observed during the last few years that the salutary rules contained in that letter, especially in relation to sending every third year to the Propaganda notices of the most desery- ing priests, the holding of meetings for discussing the merits of candidates, and the propesed method of inquiry jor ascertain: ing their qualifications, have not always been observed Nevertheless, considering the troubles of the times, they as. eribed this not to the will of the bishops, but to the disturbed condition of affairs. Now, however, that peace is restore d, the Sacred Congregation trusts the bishops m obedie uce to the wishes of the Apostolic see, will con/urin fully to all iustrue- tions in that letter, IL The decrees of former plenary connefls ought to be con. sidered with no less care, so that any of them which may not yet have come into general observance may be confirmed, and that if any change or addition be required they may be re. formed, with due attention to the admonitions of the suc L Tn this respect the most important thing of all seems to be what relates to the reception of wandering priests. For not ul priests indeed, especially among those who emigrate from Europe to America, ook to the winning of souls, but many are governed by an avidity for tauporal gel; so that it is no matter of surprise if among them are some who wre clu In sheep s clothing, but inwardly are ravenons wolves who spare not the Christian flock, Recognizing this, the fathers of the former Couneil of Baltimore, held in 182, wisely decreed in their pinth canon: In order that wandering and unknown priests be not too readily admitted to the performance of sacred func. thous, to the peril of souls, we forbid priests coming from Eu. rope to be received among our clergy, unless, letters having previously been seut by their own bis sops. they obtain the con: went of the bishop into whose diocese they desire to remove.” Indeed the fathers of the 7th synod of Baltimore, in order that they might prevent priests from wandering about, had already decreed that NB priest of this provine® desiring to remove into another diocese should be disiuissed by Lis bishop unless it was certain that the other bishop was willing to receive him, Bug if ony in future should be otherwise disiaissed, they are not to be received.” Notwithstanding these holy and wise en actments, the Sacred Congregation laments that, aecording to reports which often reach it, in somo places too great indul gence is practiond in this nutter. The bishops onght therefure to be careful that if under the pressure of necessity they some times have to receive priests of this class, it should ouly be those of whose virtde sud learning they have undoubted teetl monials, 1V. Whenever from a lack of priests enough to give each church a clergyman, it beomes necessary (0 admit strange jests, in onder that the Christian people way not be left with. 4h pastors, each one ought to labor with all zeal and diligence to erect soclesinstical seminarios as soon as possible, wherever they are wanting, in which priests may be educated and trained in holy discipline, This iu particular was prescribed by the former council in its 14th canon, wherein it Is decreed that “the bis who have no seminaries of their own ought to confer with the other bishops of the same province, #o that there may be at least one seminary in each provisce.” Thus far, in conse. quence of the troubles of the ties, many prelates have been prevented from doing this. But now that arms are laid aside, while those regions enjoy peace, it is undoubtedly their Sy to take measures for securing such at benefits for the churches. Aud sins the fathers of the Councll of Trent desired that colleges of this kind should be so established, that there wight be perpetual seminaries of ministers of the Lord who should afterward shine forth in the holluors ofghelr tives for the edification of the e, the bishops ought 10 take palug that the clerical student should be, not one lnstructed ia sciesce and sincere piety and correctness of life, V. Another matter of no little consequence, which requires the attoftiva of the fathoms of the council, is the observance of feasts and fasts, The goov! ration is not ignorant that Baer ve cudMgivgay there is some SoutTuversy among te American bissops 02 th subject some contending for the ancient disciple of thelr alobowos, some consulting the necessities of the fafthful, and others following the rules of the former council, ss approved by the Sacred C tion. The bishops are, therefore, as far os in them lies, to settle these various questions concerning the number of festivals and faste. If they determine to establish a greater uniformity in this master between the different churches, let them bear in mind what was prescribed by the Rrupayan la in its lostractions to the plenary council of Baltimore held in 1552. For when tie {athers i) their 20th decree resolved to request of Iiis Holiness that the festivals might be reduced in number to four at most namely: the Naflvity, the Ascension, the Amumption and All Saints; and the days of fasting and abstinence should be the sane us those obseryed in the Southern dioccses, the (ants on the six Fridays of Advent being abolished, the Sac Longregs tion resolved that 1 the festivals should be added the days of the Circumcision and the Immuculate Conception, edmond inked the bishops that in establishing uniformity of discipline as to the Jeasts and fasts of Whe church they wot conform all to those who observe but few; nor ought the efforts of (he fathers to tend tow making discipline uniform in such things ne differ widely from the universal vance of Church, by which means the appearance of a sort of national church would be created; but Wey should be directed toward bringing back by degrees to the strictness of the universal dis cipline, the roles wileh bad Leen indulgently relaxed, 7 nuswuoh as it is of the utmost Jw portance to secure the property of the church, the fatiers o preceding American synods, considering the condition of the United States, cijolned earnestly upon the bishops to take diligent care of the salty of such p y, and whenever possible to place it under the pro- tection of the civil authority, In the 4th canon of the 7th synod of Baltimore, especially. it was decreed that all ehurcles and other ecelesiastionl property which, whether acquired b gift or by the offerings of the faithful, are devoted to charitable or religious uses belong to the bishop, unless it appear, by docu. ments, that they way have been efi to some regular onder or congregation of priests for their own use.” Notwithstanding those ritles, often as they have been called to dad by the Sawer Congregation, many disputes have arisen, specially between the bishops and regulars, respecting the title to church prop erty. The fathgrs will, therefore, take measures 10 pat an ehd to such disputes, ind will puller neither the rights of the charch nor of the regular orders to be infringed upon VII. It wil also be very pleasing to the Sacred Congregation if in the approaching council careful attention be given W regu lating the state of certain dioceses. Although in sccordance with the request of the plenary council of Baltimore in 182 several new Episcopal sees were erected, yet the nninber of the faithful in those widely separated regions has increased so rap- idly that it seems proper again to consult as to this matter. The Sacred Cougregution bas been informed that the extent of terri tory embraced in the diocese of Dubuque Is so great that it is extremely diffioult for the bishop to watch over his flock, sud especially to give due watchfulness to his clergy, and that is is therefore expedient to think of dividing it. Some have also besonght for the erection of a new vicariate in the vast territory called Montana, in the Kocky Mountain region, the greater part of whicii is now subject to the vicariate of Nebraska It is said indeed that there are innumerable Catholics in that part of the country who never see a priest and have no churches, and for whose necessities nelher the vicar apostolic nor the nearest bishops wre able, owing to the great distance, te provide Morcover the Sacred Congregation is informed that a contro. versy exists respecting the vicariate of British Culumbia, and that it seems doubtful to which Metropolitan that territory is subject, and which church it ought to follow in its discipline. W Licrefore it will be your duty to ask the opinion of the fathers upon this subject, as well as swilar matters which may le brought before you. VILL Fiually, it is the wish of the Sacred Congregation that the Bishops of the United States, ju fulfillment of the eharge which has been lutrusted to them of feeding the Lord's flock, should consult together respecting some uniform method of providing for the salvation and Christian education of the emancipated blacks. This question has been brought up, and 1‘ it is one, indeed, of the first necessity; and unless they speedily take 4e%ivn of it, “nd gather this great harvest into the Lord's granary, this will suffer ureparable in from the wiles und cupidity of the enemy. Jury Thepe matters among others which the bishops will propose, should be diligently weighed and opportune regulations respect ing them enacted in the Council. When the Council ou wil immediately transmit its acts and decrees to the Sacred Jongregation for their revision and approval. 1 pray God long to hold you safe in His holy keeping. Given at Rowe, in the office of the Sacred Congregation de nda Fide, Jan. 31, 1166, our Grace's most obedient servant, ALkx. Carp. Banxano, Prefect, H. Caravrty, Becre Sur, Ro the most Rev. MARTIN JOnx BraLbine, Archbishop of Bal more, Most TLLUSTRIOUS AND Mogt ReEveresD Sin Since I wrote you shout the business to be transected in the approaching council, it hus been told to this Sacred Congregation that in Chicago and the neighboring regions there are so fow German priests that it is fupossibie for them duly to provide for the spiritual wants of the Catholies of their nation, whose number is daily increasing. Bo, likewise, we have Leen informed by a trustworthy person, who has resided in Montana, that that region is as destitute of religious and moral gifts as it is rich in physical resources. There ia a large number of Catholics in that State, especially fn and near Virginia City, who have neither church nor pastor, and are rarely visited by a priest. On the other hand it is said that there is no want of means for the support of priests; and the Holy Sce hus boen earnestly requested to erect new Bplsapal see in that region, Where. fore 1 have also writton on the matter to the vicar apostolic of Nebraska. You will aovtrdingly treat in the coynell of this affair, as well as of the other things which I mentioned in my former letter, and make such provision as is fitting, lest throug tho absence of shepherds the Christian flock should be exposed 10 the oursious of mercenaries and the ravages of wolves, ALEX. CAND, BARNADO, Rox, March 5, 1666, LUTHERAN 8YNOD—SECOND DAY. The proceedings of the Bynod commenced vester- day, after devotional exercises, at 9 o'clock a, m, Dr. Pohlman was in the chair, The first question that arose regarded the application of a WL located at Rome, N. Y., to be allowed to discon- nect themselves from the Now-York Minlsterium, and join the Reformed Duteh Church, plica- tion AA After some argument, the upplica The most importa question that has come before a Eynod of jhe Luthern Church for many years was then broached. "Ii was reference to a threatened selism of the Pennsylvania and aw-¥ ork Synods from the Genera! Synod of the United States. 0 reason of difference between the parties seems to lny in the strict adherence of the Old Pennsylvania and New-York Mii. isteriums to the hook of symbols and to the custome and usages of the old Lutheran Church, as laid down in the Augsburgh Confession, and from which they claim that the President and members of the General Synod “wish to depart in fayor of new iturglew. It will be remembered that at the Fort Wayne Cone vent the Pennsylvania delegation wit) lL guess the trouble at the docket the Presi Ah 8 a: ob tie Brnod, yortarday, the New-York delegation to the letters, but what is the chief thing of all, should be traised tees General Synod presented a report in favor of the immediate frcaution of a oY Synod di hoes THM of She or not eoncar n these op name Sov a minority report discountenanclug any attempts at “i Fresia t the one from the delegation was 's re on of yead and op vei with great satisfaction by those in favor of a schism, Several communications were then read from varions Sod lvania asking the cod jon of the New-York Yar callin Loin Topp, boi gs held At an epi for the purpose of creating another General Synod of ited States. So far tho diseuselon has been SOT) aT vidontie course has as yet been decided on, being in the majority but it w expected that to-day affairs w not be go perceably disposed of. Atl o'dlock the Synod adjourned to 9 o'clock this morning. e— YALE COLLEGE REGATTA. tl THE ANNUAL FALL RACES OP THE YALE NAVY. Special Plepaltch te The N. Y. Rribane, Now- Haven, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1866, A finer October day for boat-racing upon the New- Haven bay could not have been selected, The weather was un- ueually pleasant and there was but little wind, and the waves of Long Island Sound rolled gently during the afternoon. Still outside the bay there was soe sea, but not enough to effect the boatmen from making good'time, The number of spectators present to view the race this after- noon was not so large as on former occasions but there wag still quite a goodly collection who enjoyed to a high de the excellent rowing of the members of the Yale Navy, who took rt in the race. Shortly after 3 o'clock, the ells were aunchbed from the epacions Yule boat-house, located at the end of the steamboat dock; they were the Glyuna, Varuna, and Undine. As they sped along over the silvery sea toward the stake-hoat in front of the old Pavilion Hotel on East Water-st., the scene was picturesque in the extreme, The East Laven shore, with her tall trees leaved in magnifl- cont hues, and dotted here and there with charming villas, made brillisut by the pure October sunlight, loomed up sraceiully to the eastward, while the waves of the bay and on Long Island Sound fairly rippled with dancing ennbeams, and in the dis tance the white beach of Long Island was distjuetly seen. The crews of the different crews in their neat uniforms pulled grace- fully their ours, and the sticlls flew through the waves and younded the stake-boat in 6 mander which was honorable to boys of Yale. The first race wos the famous gig race. The Glymna was manned as follows H. A. Cleveland, "78 (stroke) 8. Wheeler, we: C. FB. Mason, "69; T. H. Edwards, ‘68; R. H. Alison, "67; C. L. Morgan, '67 (bow). Varena—W. H. Ferry, '68 (stroke) W. A. McKinney, '68; J. K. H. DeForest, 08; F. Bueklin, "09; William Parsons, "48 E. G. Stedman, '67 fou). Undine —A. Renick (stroke), W. B. Mixter, C. E. Taintor, L. B. Par: shail, J. Fowler, 8. ‘A. Barbour (bow). The men looked finely their musenlar developments showed well ua they sat in their shells ready for the word to start. Commodore Bissell of the Yale nuvy at 34 o'clock gave the word “Go,” und off they went with a swift speed, all eager to win the race, the flag and the honor of being the champion crew of Yale. The distance to be rowed was 2] miles. The shells for a short time kept very near together, the Varnua rather taking the lead when off the end of the Long Wharf. The crew of Glyuna made an attempt to fon! the Undine, and sneceeded in nelaying her, while the crew of Glyuna elaim that they were ahead aud it was the Undine erew who played foul with th®n—the Commodore decided in favor of the Glyuna—the Varuna shot ahead from this point asd kept the lead until her crew rounded the stake-boat in a magniicent style, being loud! hi ered by the spectators. The time made io this race is as fol- OWN: Varuna—Time, 19 min. and 13 sec; Undine, 20 juin. and sec.; Glyava, 21 min. and 7 see, The Varuna crew was declared victors and received the flag and pronounced the champion crew of the gig ruce. THE BARGE RACE. In good time followed the barge race, the same boats being entered with new crows, GLYUNA, barge—Chadwick (stroke), Huntress, Lee, Swayne, Jackson, Reeve, Cope (coxswain). VARUNA, barge— Wolcott (stroke), Seldon, Cunan, Benton, Haine, Mainwaring, Fowler (coxswain). UspINA. barge—Bennett (stroke), Littleton, Weed, Clarke, Bristol, Koon, Ky (coxswuln), This race passed off finely, nothing happening to mar the ex. cellent rowing of the erews. The sea outside of the harbor was a little rough, but the crews exhibited fine traising and pulled with a will and a detgrmination worthy of good oarsmen. The result was in favor of the Undine, her crew making the of 2] miles in 21 'minates and 16 seconds. She was closely fol- lowed by the Glyuna, who meade the run in 21 minutes and 55 seconds. the Varuna coming in last, ber time being 23 minutes and 49 seconds, Thus ends the Fall races of the Yale Navy, with the excep tion of the shell race pu od to come off on which for some nnaccountablo reason did not take place to-day os au noun Yale Navy numbers among her crew some flue and ablebodied men, who, no doubt, at the anoual University race next Summer, will do some as fine rowlog as there ever bas been ween pou the lakes of Massachusetts. THE HEALTH OF THE CITY a St MORTALITY POR TIE PAST WEEK. he following letter was sent to the Metropolitan Doard of Health yesterday by Dr. Harr in M Roann oy Hravrn, Dranay op V 17AL Statistics, Oct. 16, 1666. Tv EB. B. Darron, M. D., Sanitary Superintendent. ie Doctor: Iu the week Oct, 13, thers were 42 deaths in New York, inclu a in The leland instita- tens gave but 32 of these he, which 1s au slmoet unprecedentediy small mortality for that portion of cer lation. The total of deaths in Brooklyn wes |4 mortality ia equivalent to sn annual rato. in Prookiyn, of 26 per 1,000 inhabitants, and in New-York of 28 7-10 per 1,00, exclading conuty institutions Though these esti ates are based upon the much dou ceasus of 1065, out comparisons with other gities are now favoreble. The third week {0 September the death rate in Liverpool was as &2 1,000 snusally in Londen se 23; in Manchester 39, and in Viena The wean tem last weak was 60° Falreohelt; the swerago of humidity wes 68, plete saturation of the stnosphere being tied by 100, For the dates to eltios just mentioned in Europe, the mean temperature was 51.7, and the sversge humidity KI, at (he Uroenwich Observatory; sud lo Vieuna, the temperature was 54° Fahrenheit, Zymotic infections caused 334 por cont of all deaths fn New York, and the diarrheal diseases gave ¥1 por cent of the zymotic causes wotic canses in Biookiyn gave Ji por cent of thet clase; the d'arrheel disenior gave bio 13 cont, There wes but one desth from chelers in that and bot 12 from the same couse fn New Y Hitle besmbet of 1,000 fobabltants tn Tonneaser, act week, lun a single day, bad greater noses of deaths from cholera then occurred ba both our chiles. Typhoid fever and dysentery are now far more prevalent than eholers, and concerning the former malady we give the (wnilies of the sick the sme advice as bu choo in regard to (mmediate disinfection of the excreta fiom the bowels. The trae typhas of ship fever is wot ar prevalect as osusl st this period of the vear. I rhage no fugt can better linstrate the improvement and the par. teu'sr change that has occurred in the pabilc health than the follow: jug statement: The percentase of mymotls causes in total Met of deaths iast week, per cont; bot in August and Ealsmber. £4 per cent, The percentage of deaths from local {mostly smstery end wiganic) disonscs last week, 30 36ths per cent; but lo Aug and Bapiaubar, 21 per cont ho former clase bas dooreased from 600 a week to 134=the last woek while the class of local diseases sonrcely vazies (Tom the aver age of the ahyt preceding week, The rate of mortality amang children 1s steadily diminishing in New York, the first year of inbuick ivi bot 27 per cent, sud the first five ears of childtood gave but 45 per cent of the total deaths; while iu fookiyn the same periods of childhood gave 32§ aud U2 per cout te peotiveir, The New York Coroners male returns of 2) inquests, 3 of which ware upon pesvotis who died by drowning Hespectiully, E. Hanus, Recaplitulation of the ages, sexes and nativities of persons that died in New-York and Brooklyn during the week ending Oct 13, 180; New -Yorg—~Men 100, women 95, boys 125, girls 108-Total, 428 Nativities—Austria 2, British Amerion 2, England 12, France 5, Ger way 89, Irolsnd 0, Foland Scotiand 2, Bwaden 1, Switserland 1, United States 307, Wales 2 West ludies ~Total, 424, Brookryn ~Men 31, women JT, boys 50, girls 80 Total 177. Nativities—t eg land 8, France 2, Uermany Ireland 32, Beotland 1, Epaln 2, United States 106-Total, 177. METEOROLIGIC AR OBSERVATIONS KEPT FOR THE METROPOLI- TAN BOAKD OF HEALTIL JE1 LE HEI HH Daye of the Week. 2 Jed =f a1 Eg Rlar|-22| 2 ol a 2 Inches, Buoday.coueis covirsnnnianninnnes Ek} IM gh 0 60 Monday. .oeiiviiiinsnsnsinnns see] 8 gH pH sa lo0n0 60 66 12300450 78 0 se se [19 wwe |x| 8 PLE ‘Mess of barometer for week, 30,00, Hei of lampainture for week, oo, 100, 66. Adit wok, sal being aut Sails, J ue woud, sat utyliuy The following table shows the DEATHS FROM ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Deaths from pox. measles, searinting, diphtheria, hooping-cough typhoid fever byphus fever, cholera, Ro on infantum, yt weladles, and other eymotie Slissart, offelally registered during the week ending Saturday, Oct. 13, 1066: i 1013} i Nil d

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Busser, Deputy Health Officer, AN APPARENTLY VERY BAD BROORLYN MAN.— Joseph MoMorrow lives at No. 608 Myrtle-ave., Brooklyn. Bein in New York City on Sunday he became partially intoxioated, and while in that condition wandered down to tho corner of Dover and Water sta, where ho fell fn with Mary O'Rrien, a domestic, 36 years old. They soon became friendly, and Mary ashod Josepli to treat her, and both of them indulged freely in Witerst, fourbon. The result was that Joseph was uoed to helplessness, and while in that condition Mary relieved Lis pockets of $140 in legal tender notes and fractional currency, also a silver wateh, worth $20, Sho was afterward arrested by an officer of the Fourth Precinet ayd tho stolen property found {0 lier possession, Mary says sho took the money, but did not use any of it. On MeMorrow's affidavit, charging her with the larceny, Justice Hogan commitied tho ney 8 thy Yowbs Jor vial. to desunlt of #40 badd THE EVENING STAR DISASTER. wn PULL LIST OF OFFICERS, OREW AND PASSENGERS. The following is a correot ligt of the crew of the steantphip Evening Star, farnished by Purser B. 8 Allen Oficers.—Witiam Knapp, Master David Burr, Kirst Mate; Wm, Goldie, Second Mate Thomas Fi Boatswain ie rwwor s RyDert Ringer: Chiat Songir Lansing First Assistant Engineer Audrow t Seawen.— Gill, Charles Spencer, John Powers, James Howe, James Hogon, George, John Cum pel George Smith, John Dempsey. Patrick eas hoy. Water. Tenders ~John Lang, John Fl. Cole, James P. Russell. Hr DY, CAL er hh om iu fi io PasaereCuall Axioms, Frederik Shaffer, John Tory wo sulauek, Tuas Fig cron. Neword's —George Lanler, messman; David Bailey, steward Patrick Lee, second steward Mary Hazzle, estownrdess John Wynkoop, cook John Berry, second cook Wm. Roberts, third cook; James Fitzpatrick, pastry cook, Wm, Jones, pau fm. Driscoll, panwryman 8i- mon Fanning, port Any. Gencibortl storekeeper Wharton Brett, buteher raham, officers’ messman. Waiters—Pennis Gannon, Wm. Lawson, Edward Potter. Edward Tevelin, John Haywood, Dennis Girabam, Francis Cox, Ronald Stevens, Chauncey Mason, steerage-master. The following is the correct list of the passengers of the steamship Evening Star Cabin Pi —Mrs. R. TF. and servant Eu i, Gon. To. Palfrey, Wher srr servant, Miss Palfrey, Miss Soo, Mrs. Henry Newell and daughter, Mr. James Gallier and wife, Mrs, John J. Adams and hter, Mrs. Aiileapie and dn fon, Mr. A. Goetie nd wis, W Jorge ster: Capt. Win. Chipman, Lieat. W P. Dixon, U. 8. A; Mr, John oo Mr. EA. Van Si Mr. Frank R. Dennis, Mrs, W. H. Robbins, Mr. James W. Lyous, New-Orleans pilot; Mr, W. II Harris, Mrs. M. A. Soery, Miss Isabella Goodwin, Miss An Parker, Miss Lizzie Ellis, Mr. Wm. B wife child, Mr. E. S F. Thompson, Miss Hattie juire, Mrs. Mary L. Ainsworth, Miss Hattle Price, Miss Annie Craves of 8 Indiana; Miss Levina Leech, Miss Bates, or Nary Quigly; Miss Maury E. White, Miss Gertrude Harvey, Miss A Bteiton, or Louisa Lamont, Mrs. New Basan Webber of -York, Mr. L. E. Mr. C, C. Ackerman, Mr. Halerow Chace, Mr. William R. Jaques, Miss Lillie Parker, Miss Minnie Taylor, Miss Gillan of New. Haven, Miss Mary Hance, Miss ellie Wilson Miss Rosa Barnes, Miss May fludson, Miss Alice Curtis bf Hartford, Miss Jennie Stanton, Mr. D. B. Mr. Soinzan, Mr. J. Popluse Mr, Joseph P. Robinson, Mr. J Harkness Jr, Mrs. MJ. K ingsbiry aud servent Maggie, Miss Car: rie Leonard of Owego, N.Y. Miss Annie W iss Nellie James Miss Lizzie Brown of Rocuester, N. Yj Livingston Co, N. Y.; Miss Bella Crawford, Miss Annie Reynolds, Mr. George Fisher, Mrs, J. T. Mr. J. E, Smith, Mrs, Stowell, Mrs. Josephine Tomas, Mrs. Stein, or Steinberg, Mr. Henry H. Register, Mr, Martin T, Hall, Mr. L Hepner, Mr. James McGuire, Mr. Alex. Langlois, Mrs, 8. F. Gordon, The following were members of Spaulding Bidwell's Troupe going out for the Academy of Music, New-Orleans. Miss Milla Fowler, Miss Clara Fowler, Miss Louisa Fowler, Mrs, Koeb, Mrs, Simpson, Mrs. Emma Powers of Philadelphia, Miss Julia Carlisle or Anvie Cary, Mr, E. Taleen and wife, Mr, Wikiam A. Wray and wife; Mr. J. Taleen and wife, Mr. Ed. ward Barey, Mr. Edward Murray, Mr. Nicols and som, Mr. Frank Girard, Mr. Thomas Russell, Mr. William M. Da The following were the members of Paul Alhaiza’s Opera Troupe of Mr. Charles Alhaisa and lady, Mr. Chenest and lady, Mr. Tapi- an and lady, Miss Tapian, Mr, Destorbuy and lady, Miss Des- torbuy, Madame Clodie Girard, Madame Ferney, Madame Du- rand, Madame Dumery, Madame Ster, Madame Marie, Madame Campans, Madame ~Desormes, Madame Borel, Madame @eline Cayot, Mr. Coppim and lady, Mr, Caillape and lady, Madame Clotaire, Madame Renouf, Madame Read, Madame Benedetti, Modame Laquement, Madame Strauss, Mr. Severse, Mr. Coignard, Mr. Robert, Mr. Mery, Mr. Vila and lady, Mme, Caillant, Mme. De Montpicrre, Mme. Ferne, Mme, Boune Campana, Mr. Muidbled, Mr, Fisher, Mr. Denory, Mr, Parizod, Mr van, Mr. Heurtan, Mr, Pas: chel, Mr. Morenschelager, Mr. Saguement, Mr. Strauss, Mr. Bouffe, Mr, Ferne, Mr. Dalman, Mr. Dasero, alto singer, violoneello, Ch Sabie, pond Lrohome. Steerage~Mr, P. J. Brady and wife, Mr. Leopold Shroein, Mrs. M. Doyle, Mr. John Reed, Mr. Louis Hackenjos, Mrs. Helena Roucker, Mr. John Gelser, wife and c Mr. John Staft, Miss Caroline Glanner, Mr. James Alfred Langlois, Mr. Henry Ninay, Mr. Panl Julien, Miss Maria Julien, Mr. Edward O'Brien, Mr. Thomas Haley, Mr. Frank Lazker, Mr. Charles Puckdescha! and danghter, Mr. Joseph Ulrich, Miss Barbara Fortser, Mr. Sohafer, Miss Ellen Heiva, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Catharine Magia, Miss Cat Miss Mary Farley, re. D. Johnson, Mr. D, Johhson, Mr. Peter Rasmessar, Mr. Edw Mr, A. Crampton, Mr Edward Martin, Mr. Willam Horlay, Mr. Berthlot, Mr. Mr, Alexander Seuza, Mr, Stampler or Stamler, a servaat gid Mr. ton of New-Orleans, a servant girl for the tor Staple Charles Hotel, three J adi UY PR NOPOKEN RACES, —ZIGZAG VICTORIOUS, —~ENCHANTRESS AGAIN A WINKNRR. Yesterday was a most delightful one at the Seacau- cus race course, but fortunately for thoso who visited it, as they witnessed probably the sharpest contested hundle race that ever occured in America, General Willlams and Zigzag had already become noted, but their excellent running yesterday will add much to their reputations. Quite a large number of persons were present, of whow a rion were The Steeple Clases and Hurdle Races bring out the fair sex, as they are great admirers of the daring, grace and skill displayed on those EIRST DAY, OCTOBER 16, Finsy Race —Hurdle Rece—A hadley yp of $350, all ages, two mile deth over t hurdles. to save Closed with rig Whe Zia General Wilisme, Kate Fitzsim mons, Yeacaucos, Citadel, and Worl Bettdog—2 10 1 agalum Z! “Tio against Oenerst Williame; 3 to 1 agalost Setar; bos against Lady Wolf; 15 to 1 agalast Kate Fitmsivmone Out of the six entries only five came to he fost at the start. All got away on very even tarps, Ligug the favorite with Wil- Hams at his Sirh leading over rst hurdle. Before the horses had made more than a couple of hundred yards it was apparent to all that the contest would be between only but two, viz: Zigrag and General Williams The second safely passed, the favorite still in front, and Mr. Wood's euatry in close attendance, At the third jump Williams and were now neck and neck, keeping the same places all the upper tum, the of toiled off. At the fourth fence the General slightly the adyantage, which he gradually increased down home stretoh, Sver fifth, sixth, and seventh jump. On ing the upper turn, Zigang made mnning and collared Williams Just as they rose at the last fence, Down the run home 3 in 1.08. To decide the heat, Williams and Zjgang had to start again. Both got away on even terms, and went round the course; com. Jain the first mile neck and neck, which relative places they ad held almost since the start; on entering the second mia, Zigeag went to the front and led by a léngth over the fifth, sixth, wey po and eighth jumps, when the General challenged him, but although he oa most determined effort, Zigzag was bailed victor. Time, 4:004; last mile. 2:1. Recancus and Lady Wolf both fell during this race, but neither of the Hilers weie hurt, ia Precio of $50 id 8 —Nwe for KCOND Hack wropstakes Fromiom yh ud Ade’ dla gue hall wile beats; $5 entrance, pH. entilen: Mr, F. Morris, gc. by Eclipse, out of Fidelity by Glepeoe,....u. 11 Col. Hush, (for Messrs, Forbes Jerowe,) b. Redwing, by Balrownle, dam Cyclooe by Vendal, ooiiiniiismninaniniiines Mr. J. 8, Watson, b. g Jubal, by imp Barowanle, of Julia by tmp, Glencoe... .vuiss reasstassassrsansrsnsentsnssssnsecee 39 Col, 0. Me Danel, eh. 1. by Planet, out of Caroline. .oooiviiisesies 4 Col. DD, MeDaniel, g. o. by Brackenridge, out of Sykos......Det. Hating, 20 1 against Eclipse, colt; 3te 2 Redwing: tol against Jubal; 15 to against Col. MoDenlel's eatry. Two starts happened, iu each of which coe of the contestsuts run haf mile be- ore being pulled up, ie much to the disgust of those who bad money on the results. Sst Haar Jubal got off {ha Jead 48 the start, but before ng far the Eclipse colt took the t, rm y ng KN whan, Munset! aud the fleld, winning the Pal lle with ass, me, Hi Bucoxn Hear.—Mr, Morris's and Watson's entries at the fall of the flag, got away neck and ueck, the others close up. How. ever, the son of Eclipse was too man for the belanoe, a¥ay from the foe sal winning heat and race with me, 514 THIRD RACE —Sweepstake premium of $300, for three-year-olds, dash of Al sles $50 entrance, p. p. ab B. cDantel, b. Ripley, by Jeff Davis, dam Nino by Bos Col. 1, McDaniel, oh. Enchantress, by Lexington, out of Elisa Bateman by mp, Gloneoe. ,....coovvt BN TL LL 1 Dr. k Ww, Wallon. Sussle M, by imp. Sythian, dam Young Betting 5 to on Enchantress. For this race only two started, Ripley being withdrawn at the start. Both well away, aud as they the grand stand it was apparent that Enchantress was but ing with her competitor. As they entered the lower streteh, Mr. 's mare took the front and retained it course, finishing the race an easy winner. Time, :164. To-day an excellent day's sport is promised, the following first. class horses being entered: Richmond, Tom Wolfolk, Lady Dan Bryant, Ulrica, Knighthood, and Aldebaran. To-morrow there will bo a steeple sbase, for whieh there are no leis than sovon entries, more than have ever previously started in this race on this side the Atlantio. CITY NEWS. i TEMPERANCE MEETING.—A public temperance meeting of the “Howard Osgood” Society will be held this Wednesday evening, in the North Baptist Church, corner of Christopher and Bedford sts. Cr I——— Dear From 4 Fain—Oun Monday aflernocon George Ticknor, a painter employed in painting A. T. Stew- art's building, at the corner of Broadway aud Tenth-st., fell from the old to the pavemamt, aid was so seriously injured that he died on Monday night in Bellevue hospital Xontrduy Coroner Willey held an t of accident illiamsburgh, nquest, and a v death was rendered. i resided in W where he leaves o family, A Very VALUABLE DOCUMENT. ~A thick pamphlet volame has just been Issued by the New-York Printing Com- pany for the Board of Bupervistes, which is of very unusual valio to every pesson who is liable to be puszied by the multi- tude of politic d geographical divisions which obtain in the City and Count¥ of New-York, It contains maps carefully drawn and colored, representing the boundaries of Senate Dis. triots, Assembly Districts, Congressional Districts, Police and Civil Justices’ Districts, School Districts, Aldermanio and Councllmenic Districts, with the ulation of each and its relations to tho wards, It has also the Municipal and State laws relating to all of the above. The work is ex ngly valuable to all who would become posted in regard to the sub- divisions of thelr own city. COLLEOTION OF THE ApptTIONAL BooNTY, ~The fol. lowing letter will be of interest to many returned soldiers To the Bditor of the N. VY. Tribune, Sin: As man Appligations have been made to mo by soldiers from the County of Kiugs for the collection of the additional bounty recently provided fy (longress by consent of Gov, Fenton another otlee will also be established at No. 16 Court-st., in the City of Brooklyn, and will be opened every Monday, Wednes- day and Friday afternoons, from 3 to 6 o'clogk, when claims fox tho additional ty will bo prepared for olalmants of County, and Shoat ted de 3 ie Gea ote a Suances WW, DARLING, Gen and CG, 8 New York Oct 16. 2600, EE ii esse Mmmosssomented iy Tus PreMrou Mowse asp Rearus, Donows Havieree 2 Omo awp Evoxeva Paver as Syscus Dipzows Axp Gnaxn Mavs op Howon 8a the best Ay a Courrep Mower! 2 Byvh Pango Rarmlh ay On exhibition st the Great Flr of the Sr. Looms Rumi: MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION, 6, 1868, SrarsuuNT oF THE Comurran, ndervgued, the Awarding Commiites on Mowers aud at the Sixth Fair of the St. Louds Agricoltaral and ciation, would state that upon careful investigation of ALL {be ma chines on exhibition, unanimously decided that the wat he BRAT CONIIED PR RAKIIO TaTR AR wr VR We therefors commend the Dodge” us the Best Combined and Hand and Self-Raking Hazvestor, and award it sPR01AZ pipLe and MEDAL OF HONOR. Troms Seria a St. Louls, Oct. 6, 1866. ry A Manutaciored by the Dovar Srevexsow Mrs. Co, fF nr cea. 3 ey, MADAME Risront, Madsine Ristori says: Luverr's Swisresi fs o tifrice.” So says any one that uses it; and, baving used ouce, cannot be induced to use any other. SwinTnNiA fs indorsed most scientific men in the profession, as being the best known, 14 is warranted not to injore the enamel, ——t A Goop Norice.—Mr. Bennett, in referring to characterizes him asthe one that makes such good hats sud at 30 low a price,” which fs very correct, as far as it goes, Those he doubt the statement should visit Knox's establishment, No. way, corner of Fulton-st., end be convinced, rr VA's latest style of Gent’ Fall HATS are of taste and udsh, even sarpaseing his ptevious well-earned a4 a better, Depot No. 141 Fulton-st. sp aSevEy YEARS EXPERIENCE without a failure bet, ab conmaced without a Sovune: Broadway, IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON. ‘3 CurTRLARD, PArmariLLS A%D ASR nians, Cat. i 18 Messrs, Fonsrrn WESTLAKE, General Agua Oswriexey: The Safe Co, of How York vad Farman by 7 igre we take pleasure in stating has proved fully equal to your ‘We have had it thorou, tested in our mechavie, but can make no icn on a Respectfully yours, Groner B. Fry. Treasurer A STORE. J b be ad er Po ld Fike Compazy. A io ws) we The drills in this test of the best cast-steel and Sb hos ry with all the tools and time wanted, io if possible. Shey Marvin's Patent ALUM AND DRY PLASTER, FIRE AND BURGLAR PROGP J SAFES. 1 4 WARRANTED THES BEST IN THE WORLD. NEVER CORRODE THE IRON. LOSE THEIR FIRE -PROOF QUALITIES. win, i 5 Welt believe A x

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