New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
October 20, 1866

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a adribune, arent li f— yor. XXVL,.NO 7.967. NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, I866. PRICE FOUR CENTS. EUROPE. NEWS BY TIF ATLANTIC CABLE TO OCT, 19. TIE VENETIAN QUESTION. F. ongsce, Friday, Oct. 19, 1866. ce of Venetia to the Ital- \'y completed to-day. The cession of lo! fax Governui DLATH OF MM. THOUVENEL. anise, Friday, Oct. 19, 1866, The Fron: Thouvenel, died to-day. PLUSEL1A 0 SAXONY. rere, Mday, Oct. 19, 1566. Rumors «foci tho Prugso-Saxon Military Convention Lo oo «on a basis of a common occu- pation of —a—r—— ARTE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED OUT. Laverro on Inman steamship City of Paris anc atlantic Company's steamship Ville de Paris y urk, Oct. 16, have arrived out. a FINANCIAL ANU COMMERCIAL. IVER GOL "ON MARKET. LIVERPO. L, Oct. IY, 1800, —The Brokers’ Cirenlar reports the s the a week at 104.000 bales. The yaarket to-day of 10,000 bales. Middling Up- ands closed Liv TUFTS MARKET. LIVERPOOL, er is still unfavorable for the crops, aud the whet is consequently advancing. Flour has ad $2} per heat has advanced 3d. per 100 nn Yor American gieucy, vorn bas advanced to Jl] per #0 DUCE MARKEKIS. arket {Or YProvicious nl. Y MARKET.» market is qulet, PROVISION AM! TAVERPOOL, Oct changed. Tallow tends do LONDON M Loxpox, Oct, 10.~1Le nu is un- 19,04 Congo's for money, $03. AMERIC\N SECURITIES. The following are the ol vices of Ameriean Securities: Erie shares, x hb] dian wy; U.S Five-Twer ti 683. FOI LIGA LSPONDENCE. sv I INOPLE. ~—FAMINE IN ROUMANIA— LANTIC CABLE BLUNDER— OF MILO BY THE UNITED AMERICANS TERRIBLE CON THR INSURREC, I" THE CHOL. R. THR RUMOI STATES Wai} STORM. From Our Special Corie) 9 The war in Crete gocs nsorue, September 27, 1966, The new Turkish Commis- sioner, Mustapha Past, b assumed all power, both civil and military, aud the Gov nor of the island, whose gout vented him from acting against the rebels, Las re- arped to Constantinople, Mustapha Pasha went there to pocify the island, but on kis aravel he learned that the war bad commenced, the insurgents had beaten a portion of the Bgyptian troops, and Lad sarrounded another de- tatehment which was on the poiut of surrendering. Ile acted with unexpected energy. A large force was sent at once to relieve the Lgypticus and dive off the rebels. If the Turkish reports are to be believed, this expedition was a complete success, A severe battle was fought, re- sulting in the flizht of the Greeks to the mountains, Having thus gained a good footing, the Pasha issued a proclamation offering a full amnesty end all just reforms, on condition that the rebels would lay down their arms within five days. This proclamation did as youeh good as =1ch proclamations generally do. The war on. The Turks have now 50,000 regular troops in he field, the flower of the Egyptiss and Twikish aries. The friends of the inswgents do not estimate the rebel forees at yore than 30 0.0. [tis plain enough that they eannot fight successful pitched battles with the Turks, but they can hold ont a long time in the meuntains. ludeed there are mountain tribes in Crete which have never, to this day, been subdued by the Turks. It will entail ter- xible safferung upon the island if the revolt coutinues, for oil the oil erops must be lost; but the only hope of the Uretans is in this policy. ‘The Euiopean Powers have vot a8 shown any intention of interfering in their be- belf. will be ferced to do something to prevent out- breaks in other parts of the empire. What will they do! 1 am not a pophet; but I believe that the final result of this outbreak will be the practical independence of the island, It will remein a part of the Turkish Empire, but have a Christian Goveroor, a Christian Scnate and Jaws of its ow, at least as far as Samos now has. The political clanges made in the Danubian Principali- ties by Prince (ouza destroyed the relations formerly existing between the landholders and the peasants. The yesult has been great dearth of provieions in Moldavia for two years past. The political troubles of the past year have made bad matters wose. Not only Moldavia but Wallachia is now threatened with absolute famive. It is now Autumn, when foed is generally plenty, but already the ts are dyivg of famine. The crop upon which they chiefly depen’! 15 corn. This has proved a complete failure. A gentlemen who has just passed through the sountry says that he saw many villages where the children 22d old persons had o!icady died from starvation. Meanwhile this Prince of a starving people is on the point of coming to Constantine] le to receive a grand ovation, at an expeuse of perhaps a million dollars from ie bankrupt government of the Sultan. The papers also saponnee an extraordinary tax on produce of 16 per cent, ‘for this year oulr,” for the whole of the Turkish Empire. ow pleasantly these itcws strike one when put together, Constantinople bas thus far been perfectly free from sholera this year, but it has raged in many parts of the ire, and 1s still very severe at certain points. On the mbe it was severe in July and August, and sone were shrost depopulated. It is now raging manin, Mesopotamia and on the Persian frontier. a The laét ne am Oroomiah reported 200 deaths a day in y pilato whout 37,000, sad the discasc was spreading oward Turkey and Rossa, J" STI RR wwe. 10 Mosul, Mottin won Tt AT i 4 Ki ig July, ut it passed away to break again on inéreased (orce be first of the present ponth, when there were more ban 50 deaths a day in Diarbekir, I cannot learn that any one of the American mission amilies in these far off cities have as yet suffered from the isease, although they are doing all in their power to stay te ravages among the poor people then. The Atlantic A ih is a great blessing when it tells the truth, but a great nuisance when it tells the contrary. thas a horror of long words, 1 understand, and al. ways abbreviatos them. is is well enough for thoge whe live in cities of two letters like Po, but it gives too much scope to the imegination of the operators when it attempts to reduce Constantivople to three letters, read in the American rs that Crete is in insurrection, apd Constantinople in a state of siege. Tho word sent was wot Constantinople, but Canea, which is the chief city of Europe and the gossips of Constantinople 0 flaoh exercised, just now, about the movements of fi he nited States in the East. As though we Lad not terri- ory one h in America, without seizing Turkey It was na few weeks age that we were trying to buy Crete. Now we have bought Milo for $10,000,000; and every one says wo have made a very bad bargain. The United States Government knows well enough that it can have ve of the best lslands in the Archipelago for nothing, If it cares to ask for it. Ro I cannot be wrong in assuring ou that it has not thrown away ten millions on Milo. 1 velieve that our Government has very great doubt as ‘#0 the propriety of taking au island out here for a naval station, even as a gift; but Russia and Greece would hail our advent bere unmixed Joy. Russia is undoubtedly futriguing to about such an arrapgement, and if we take an island in the Archipelago it will be becange Russia bas persunded our Government to take this step. WANDERING AMERICANS, Three-Americans arrived not long ago in Smyrna, by sailing vessel, from the United Sta One professed to the hob i ho The Sew Xork ronal A He athe: AF“ 4 overland to the Pacific via Persia and Chita A 1 bees 10 tie pop they bought two old without any interpreter, without any traveling hou au) tiny but American gold. ug igh hey camped by the side of a fo fire there. He requested move on as they did not know a word of complicated. One of who it away from at One of thein lost Leart from his companions. He 3 they came back Aer ey made information 1 hae. of them. from theiy plaus thet they h tdiod Don Quixotie probs ey ave adopted our old RE 00 vary fen, 4 Fz oal unate if they wot find lodgings before in some Turkish prisos, ‘We are just pow in the midst of a terrible equinoctial. commenced with an apinterrupted thuader-storm of 18 bonrs duration and of tful severity. The ruin has BE as itdoes sometimes in India; but as it has not 3:4 g

to zi i i for the last 21 years. Some of the yillages on the Bos. Pebek for example, have sulfered very much from JHousee have carried away, streets de. tie ds flooded mud terraces sweptawap, ‘The storm vow sbatd, but the cloudy over the Black fea are stil) Wiestening” inland— without any MEXICO. ORDER OF PRESIDENT JUAREZ ON THE REVOLT IN MATAMOROS—HINAJOSA AND CANALES MONED TO CHIHUAHUA. It will be scen, by the following official order of Juarez, that the Liberal Government of Mexico is fully alive to the importance of putting an end to all internal diesen- sions, and is taking prompt measures to quell all troubles of this nature that may anse. DirARIMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AND HOME AFFAIRS. SECTION 1. The citizen President of the Republic has beard with regret of the act committed in the City of Matamoros on the 12th of August last by the forces under command of Gen. Yedro Hinajosa and Col. Servando Canales, with a view that the political and military command of the State of Tamanlipas should devolve on the second named officer, who accepted it in a proclamation issued on the 15th thereby disavowing Gen. J. AL de J. Cervajal, the incumbent ot the time. Even bad there been just motives for the diswissal of Gen. Carvajal, it was only the supreme Government that hud the right to order his dis- missal; and it had slready so deter wined on Abe 4th of suid month, in order that Gen. Carvajal wight answer the charges against him for the capitulation he granted to Don Tomes Mejia. You gere then appointed as Governor and Military Com- mandany to supersede Gen, Carvajal. But until you superseded him, and vutil this determination of the Government came to the knowledge of Gen. Carvajal's subo dinates, they were bound to respect his authonty. This crror cannot, however, be excused, because of the third resolution of the act ebove mentioned, where it is provided to refer it to the Citizen Presi- dent under protest, aud wbide by Lis determination. Such means having been used previously in other like movements, does not deprive them of their true characier of revolt, contrary to the most binding duties imposed by law and military disci- pline. No hope for the salvation of the country cam be enter tained if a stop is pot put to military revolts, wich Lave so far been the cause of the misfortunes of the Lepublio. The nation has been struggling for the lust nine years against rties that revolted nguinst the constitution and the laws, which, after having been defeated, went ns far as treason itself by calling foreigners to their aid. The people are struggling establish forever respect for national law and tbe priveiples that authority should not be derived through violence by force of arms but aise from the laws co sented to by the frée will and votes of the citizens; that luw superior to force; that public power be superier to military mu. tinies; and that ayms be in the bands stead of disregarding the Jaws and dismissing will but serve their country by true allogiance n ted authorities and strict obedience to the laws. Disapp: as the citizen President does disapprove the military movement at Matamores, and disavowing all the nts arising therefgom he entreats you thut beside ali the steps you may have taken os Goversor and Military Commander of iif State of Tamaulip se you should provide the best means for submission of those forees, and dircet Gen, Hinojosa ar Ad Col, Canales 10 proceed 10 the seat of the supreme Government to answer for their eon duct. Independence and Liberty! Chilahuva, Sept. 12, 1865, SERDO DE TEIAUE, Secretary of Foreign and Home Affairs. To Gen. Santiago Tapia, Governor and Military Commandunt of the State of Tamaulipas, Matamoros ARRIVAL OF GEN CASTLEMAN—HE LEAVES AT ONCE FOR PUEBLA—EMBARKMENT OF SOLDILRS AND SPE- ClE FOR FRANCE. the NEW-ORLEAXS, Friday, Oct. 19, 1866, Thre steamer Alhance, from Vera Cruz on the Hh inst, bas arrived, bringing £26,000 in specie, The Fiench steamer Empress Eugenie arrived at Vera Cruz ou the 12¢h inst. with Gen. Castleman, who started the same evening to meet Marsha! Bozaine at Puebla. It was reported that about 100 Freuch troops and $100, 000 in specie were being em!l arked for Frauce when the Alliance sailed. THE EVACUATION OF GUAVAMAS. WASHINGTON Friday, Cet. 19, 1866, The following communication has just been received at the State Department. CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES (GUAYAMAS, Sept. 11, 1866. Sin: 1 have the honor to fnform you that the evacuation of this post and the State of Senora by the French gquadron and land forces will take place on the 14th inst. I have been offi cially informed of this tact by the Admiral in command. The Jroparsiiuns for embarkation which have been going on for a ew days, and the fact of the withdrawal of these forces, Lave created panic among the population, woth native and foreign, and, in consequence, the steamer which leaves ou the 13th for Mazatlan and San Frauciseo, will be crowded beyond her capacity The French portion of the community, aud Mexicans who have been com- promised, or who bave given support to the Em pire, are making every exertion to escape the almost ecrtain retribution which awaits them at (the hands of the in coming Libersls. The merchants and respectable families not compromised iu these political difieultios, apprehending duoger frow the lower classes during the interim of the withdrawal of the French troops and the entering of the Liberal forces have sought the protection of this eonsulate, as no ope here sppearsd to be able to suggest or luove in a plan to protect the place from rupine and murder 1 informed the Admiral and the commander of the place that 1 would communicate the fect aud the time of the withdrawal of the troops to Gen. Pesquera, Chief of the Liberal forees of the State, in order that he might be ready to take possession immediately, and thereby guarantee order and security, With the oo al of these officers 1 have aispateled a messenger to Gen. Pesquiera with this information, sud with en appeal to his generosity in behalf of those who are threateued with ruin, who are now preparing to flee the country. J trust his answer will be conciliatory and humane. The knowledge of the fact of my having communicated with Pesquicrs has restored quiet to the place, and mapy hope yet to he able to rewain io their homes. The steamer for San Fraociseo will leave on the ith, when I may be able to report the eity quiet aguin in the pos session of the officers of the Constitutional Government. 1 have the Lonor to be, very respectfully, your odediont ser vaut, EOWARD CONNER. JAMAICA. ce db THE NEW GOVERNMENT-—A COURT MARTIAL—RAMSEY, THE PROVOST MARSHAL—IMMIGHATION—SLAVE REFUGERS—TIE WEATHER, &C. By the arrival at this port yesterday of the steamer Crusader,” we have advices from Jamaica to the 6th {aanst, Matters was quiet throughout the island, the peasantry being busily engaged working on the plantations aud on their own small holdings. Nothing Lad yet been done toward the inauguration of the new government. Mr, Irving, the new Colonial Sce- regary, had entered upon the discharge of his duties, re- lieving the Hon. Mr. Jordan of the oflice of Governor's Sceretary. Mr. Rushworth, whose appointment as the Financial Secretary of the island has been notified in 2%e London Gazette, had not yet arrived; it was, therefore, improbable that anything would be done toward the formation of the Government for a fort pight. Very little bad been seen of the Governor, being for the most part at his Summer residence; but it was un- derstood that he was applying himeelf assiduously to the arduous duties of his office. The first sign of the begin- ning of the new order of things had been the final dissolu- tion of certain institutions which were part of the gov ernment system that has passed away, namely, the jroo Comittee, the Main Road Hoard, aud the aggd of Woks, i po on on pi were quite anxious about the delay in setting the machinery of the new government in motion. A court-martial, compoeed of military officers sent out specially from England for the trial of te officers charaed with wantonly taking life during the disturbances lust year, had commenced its sittings at Up Park Camp. The proceedings are creating a great deal of interest, Gordon Ramsey, the notorious Provost-Marshal, was to be put on his trial for marder on the 18th ust. at tho Cireuit Court at Moraut Day, the scene of his brutali- 1 Khe question of immigtation was ongnging the atten. tion of Nir J. P. Grant, the new Governor, who had issued several notices relative to the treatment of immigrants— among them one directing that sick immigrants ¢hould be supplied with sufficient nourishment, and have proper attendance and nursing, during sickness. Two slave refugees from the island of Cuba bad landed in Jamaico, having made their esccpe from Santiago on board the French steamer Caraibe. The missionaries of the London Missionary Society had presented an address to the new Governor, welcoming him to the colony. Subscriptions were still coming in from the planters and the friends of ex-Govenor Eyre towards the testimonial propased to be juenguted to that individual, ine, seasonable weather had been experienced through- out the country, and the crop of eorn for the Jroent year was the largest rea: for years past, so much so that the importation of the foreign article had been very trifling. "I'he weather was very warm, but the public health was good. Business was dull. EXTENSIVE FAILURE AT COHOES, N. Y. Special Dispatch te The N. Tribune. Connors, N. Y., Friday, Oct. 19, 1866, An extensive knitting firm in Cohoes has suspended. The concern also manufactured axes. Heavy consign. ments of goods are now in New-York, advances upon which are said to greatly exosed the velue of the material. The liabilities are known to exceed $475,000, and may sibly ach neatly $1,000 000. J vaguleuslave been con- ned to nearly $100,000, it is not believed thst the finn will be able 10 weather the storm and resume operations. INDIANA SOLDIERS CEMETERY. a l— REINTERMENT OF BODIES AT INDIANAPOLIS, Special Disprich te The N. Y. Tribune. INpiaNAroris, Friday, Oct. 19, The removal of soldiers from the ol rid, vo Crown Hill Cemetery began to-day. About 700 are to be removed. The first was removed with an iwposing mili- tary display by the United States troops and the grand army of the Republic.” The Governor, officers of State and leading citizens were in the on. The new grounds are to be beautifully laid out and ornamented. E— am—— THE NATIONAL FINANCES. special Dispatch to The N. Y, Tribune. WasmyaroN, Friday, Oct. 16, 18686, The following are reported the receipts of customs from Oct, 6th to \3th $2,547,544 05 Philadelphia. $147,255 63 Boston....... eos 321,741 00 Baltimore. LRU Total reagensspsssmsnaseasases sarees susesniih004,809 Ww SUM- THE MARYLAND TROUBLE. tf THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS SUMMONED TO APPEAR BE- YORR GOV. SWANN—INDIGNATION OF THE UNIOX- ISTS—MEETING IN BALTIMORE—THE GOVERNOR TO BE RESISTED AT ALL HAZARDS. Special Dispatch to The N.Y, Tribune, Bavrivore, Friday, Oct. 19, 1866. A summons from Swann was served on the Board of Police by the Secretary of State at a late hour on Thurs. day night, ordering them to appear before him at Annapolis on Monday next fo answer charges against them. What their response will be is unknown. They were in con- sultation with their counsel to-day, but decline making public their determination. One of the counsel has visited Annapolis for the purpose of examining the charges against them. The feeling of a mejority of the Unionists is against the Commissioners paying any attention to Swann's order. They advise them to stay quietly in their office, discharge their duties, to act altogether on the defensive, and, if Swann attempts. vio- lence, to meet force with force, Several ex-military officers called to-day on MayorChapman and the PoliceCommirsion- ers and tendered their services, To-night a large meeting of veterans representing “the Boys in Blue” was beld, and presided over by Brig.-Gen. Woolley, who advised them to stand shoulder to shoulder in this contest, as they bad done in the field. Col. Forthz said that the nT and meeting wes ealled by the permission of the Commander of “the Boye in Blue,” Major-Gen Dennison, for the purpose of taking measures to support the regula:ly constituted authorities of the city, and of thwarting Swan's cffort to place the Rebels in power. Committees were appointed to eanvass the City to-morrow, and obtain the names of ull who will support the Comuissioners in any cwergeney, snd to report to the Boys in Blue” at once. ‘Lhe following wddress was unanimugly agreed upon: Boys in Blue, La ArreNTion! The events now transpiring in this city make it twewnbent upon us once more to assemble in yinssed colamns to rosist the attempts of traitors in our midst to dep ive loyal men of this cit of the control of i18 affairs and Jeuve us to the tender mereres of our deadlis cst enemies. You will ai once report yourselves to your officers for wussienment for duty, end Lold yourselves ready a moment's notice to defend our chorured endangered by the sme despicavle trultors, Lose ready svpathy was alwars aud ever for Rebels in ars, and whose curses always fodowed us on every blor iy Leld of 0 the Maryland line.” We pare fonght and conque the Rebels, who had the wanline s to face Us we ‘ald. We have mow to regulate those s who for the Isst four vems Lave stood cro kery wire in Lond, ready to vard-stick and Sonth with their valuable their dear friends or ie The loyal Police Board of Baltimore must b pathy. ta‘ned at ell haza:ds ond at every cost. Be ready prowpt, Eaeb Word wili report ns strength and orga zation on Saturday nig tat o'clock, at the headquariess oi the Unconstitiouil Usion Central Comauiltee. By order of the General onmending. C. 1 arr, Col. and Chief of Stali. Mectings were hold in soveral other places, and any at- tempt of the Cuvernor to iaterfire in the local affairs of Baltimore was denounced as an attack upon the liberties vf the people. Theré were also meetings held of the Union Leagne. Reverdy Johnson is amoung the counsel engaged by the Democrats. NEW OKLEANS. i GOV. WELLS THREATENS TO REMOVE TIE P'RI'H SHERIFFS—TUE MILITARY TO AKKEST Tur MUR- DFRERS OF THE LATE MASSACRE--TUR REBELS THREATEN RESISTANCRE—FEARML STATE (FP AN- ARCHY OX THE RED TW VER~-NINETEEN FREEDMEN MURDERED=—I N'ON MEN ORDERED TO LEAVE -THE COTTON AND SUGAK CROP, gpeclal Dispatch to The N. Tribune. Wastuncroyx, Friday, Oct. 16. 1866, The following despatcy, frem the Tribuoe Burean in New-Orleans, bas jast been received: NEw-OuLeans, Oct, 19.1 i* stated that as soon ns Gov. Welles reterms from his home in the country the Sherifis of the different parishes will be removed for re- clamation. A messenger was sent to Washiogton some time since to coufer with the Attorney General, who 18 represented as having stated in the presen eofthe President that the Goveivor hal a perfect right so to act Gen. Sheridan wus applied to for military assistance to ante. and also to arrest several par- carry out this prog committed murders on the 3 th of ties accused of haviag proceed. Action hus been delay d until toe troops which have since arrived could be col centrated in this eity. Threats are wade that if the military attempt to make these arrests, the various ilebel seeret associations, which power the military and mussacie all Union men. An attempt was recently made to assassinate Col. Fiisbie at his hotel in Alexandria engaged in cotton planting, and employs 500 negroes who formerly served in his regiment. Ile was subsequently publicly notified by a committee of prominent citizens, headed by Judge Kyan, that he must leave the Parish, ns they wauted no Yaukecos there, aud hereafier they would pot be allowed to cultivate plantations, There are 19 cases of murder on the docket of the Alexandria Court, and thé presiding Judge represents the Parish to be in such a stato of andre) Lat their is no prospact of bring- ing avy of them to trial, 5 From returns reecived from trustworthy parties in the different parishes, to whom application was made for cor- rect cotton and sugar statistics, we estimate the cotton crop for the Stute at 20,000 bales, and the sugar at 60,000 Lhds. MILITARY TRIAL POR A MURDERER OF PREEDMEN IN LOUISIANA. New-OrLeaxs, Oct. 19.—~A military order directs the arrest of Terrence Toups, charged with shooting freedumen in the Parish of Lafayette. The order is issued under Gen. Grant's order, it Leing alleged that the civil authori- ties have neglected to bring the accused to trial, THE INDIAN WAR. BE DEPREDATIONS ON THE PL AVINB=—GEN. SHERMAN *#HIUR- RYING TROOPS WESTWARD=—=MASSACRES IN COLO- RADO, special Dispatch to The N, Y. Tribune. Leaveswort, Friday, Oet. 19, 1566, ka Record sa The To be: Col. Veal came from the West last night. He reports the Indians are so troublesome on the Plains that he dare not risk }is train, and turned it back, The wife and family of Jesse Crane, the sutler at Fort Larned, came in yesterday ulso. They left on account of danger. Gen. Sherman wos at Fort Riley rosterday and will pass East to-day. Ieis hurrying troops Vestward, Since the Genersl and Mr. Crane's family lef Fort Larned, news has been brought in that the Indians had robbed the sutler's store there, We also learn that the overland station at Chalk Bluffs has been burned. Fort Larned Las Rronabiy gone with the sutier's stores. Y'ke Denver News says that there is great alarm, and the peo leap rehend the most serious consequences from this outbreak. The following letters are published: Purenra, Col, Oct. 9, 1866, Editors Rocky Mountain News The Indian excitement yet continues. It appears that Col Alexander and the citizens a few days ago drove them into the mountains, but Joutardey they returned to the head of the Hu- erfuno, and resumed their bloody deeds of murder, stealing and shooting down the cattle. The latter amusement they are in dulging in ve ruts. Settlers ure coming to this place, and n others are fortifying at home. Up to this time three men have been killed, and several are missing. If we don't get help im- medi no one ean foresee the end. All the fie orops of this valley full into their hands with the stock, and wany are the v who will fall to their tender mercies. Bavaro U Huerfano, Monday, Oct. 8, 1866, Major D, TC. OAKES. —Lear Sir: 1 find myself by Indians. They are killing und taking horses. They had a fight with the soldiers and citizens on the tories, and then came to the quinehnras and took the stock from there. Then they came to the Huerfano and killed two men, and took all the horses for 12 wiles up the Creek, The latest report is that they have taken the stock from Sean Hincklivs and killed one man. The soldiers and citizens are on their trail but will not overtake them. 2'he News predicts al and serious Indian war, and notices the anxiety the Indians have displayed for a year ast to obtain fire-erins and ammunition, at most extrava- gant rates. By this weans the Indians have secured quite a stock of the reserved arms at the recent distribution of the annuities. In the Middle Park, Colorado, one of their chiefs boldly advocated driving the whites out of the mountains, The Indians, iguoring a treaty by which they ceded to the Government the lands of Middle Park, dic- tated the terms and conditions on which the whites might occupy the Park, in the same way as if the land still be- longed to them. ‘The negotiating party on our side did not allow thie. In this treaty the Indians stipulated that the whitee might build a road through the Park; but no would be allowed rights, now being menaced and fusing to comply with the Governor's Conv ution pro- July, and against whom the civil authorities have failed to are known to be well anued, will resist and over- The Colonel is extensively settloment except the necessary station-house on the rord WASHINGTON. THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS. WasHINGTON, Friday, Oct. 19, 1866, Capt. Bingham, Col. Stancel and Gen. Davis, a portion of the Southern Loyalists’ Delegation, have arrived here, and the others are anticipated within the present week. The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ League arc preparing to give these patriots a grand reception, which will outvie any demonstra tion ever made in this city, REMOVALS, The five New-York Post-Office changes telegraphed to-night are the results of Thurlow Weed's mission, and at the Cabinet meeting to-day it was decided to direct Mr. McCulloch to remove his Assistant Secretary, Mr. Chandler, and Internal Revenue Commissioner Rollins, both of whom are from New- Hampshire. These changes are made at the instigation of Edmund Burk, Chairman of the State Central De :woeratic Com- mittee. The Democratic Central Committee of Vermont have dele- gated Messrs. T. P. Redfield, H. Kefes, B. R. Smalley and IT. B. Smith, all now in this city, to supervise the Governmental uppointments made for that State. Their first stroke was the appointment of W. H. Hoyt postmaster at Burlington, vice Huntington removed. Inno instance have War Democrats or Canservatives received their favors. The official rolls for that State are betog rapidly made a list of @opperhecds. y THE COTTON TAX. A delegation of planters and merchants from North Carolina aud Lower Virginia waited upon Commissioner Rol: lins to-duy urging the extension of facilities for payment of tax and shipment of cotton. Tt is expected that permission will be granted to trdusfer cotton out of the producers’ district into a district w Lere it can be shipped, that money for the payment of the tax can be raised by advances of consignee, RAILROAD CONVENTION, A convention of the railroad officials connected with the seaboard roads will be held at Willard's to-morrow. the object being to effect a fuster schedule of time and less rates of fare from New-York to Atlanta, also to devise wayy for (rough freight, PRISONERS’ EXCHANGE FUND, In conformity with the limitation of time for the presentation of elaims against the fund now under the charge of thq Commissary-General of prisoners—prineipally money that had been taken from Union prisoners of war aud recov ered—fixed by direction of the Seeretary of War to be on or before October 1, 1866, of which due public notice was given by Cowmissary-General of prisoners, no claims pre sfuted after that date will be considered by th Peard of Officers now in session in the city which was convened by Special Orders, No. 4&6, dated “War Department, Adjutant-Oeneral’s Oftice, Oct. 1, 1866, Such evidence, to complete the claims presented before that te os has been requested by letters addressed to claimants or ir nents, must be forwarded to the Commissary General of oners, ut Washington, D. C., so as to reach that officer on or November 15, 1866, to enable the Bourd to micac thelr 10, .t and complete their pro rate awards, PATENT DECHION, The Commission of Patents has decided that the prtent upon cast, chilled and wrought iron, burglar and of safes and vaults, dated Oect. 19, 1852, ought not to i led or renewed for a new term or aterm of seven Fe. irom to-day, on the ground that the invention asd im- paovements contained in and covered by that patent were the invention und improvements made by Lewis Lillie of Troy, N. Y., as the original and first inventor, and embraced in and covered 1y the reissue of his (Lillies) patent, dated Nov. 21, J +15, it being u reissue of a patent granted on Lis application Le July 15, isd THE STATE pepARTMENT. The moving of the Records of the State Department to the Washington Orphan Asylom Raving been completed, Mr. Seward will make that building bis headquarters after pext week, Upon the site of the present State Department building will be erected the north wing of the Treasury. MAIL FACILITIES. Pos‘al cars are to be put upon the Norfolk, Lynch- burg and Bristol Railroad, os also upon the Richmond and Fredrickburg route. TUE ASSASSINATION AWARDS. Mer. Seward aud Riddle, as counsel for Gen. LB Boker, have entered a suit against Morgan, Smith, Dongh- erty and others, who received the Government reward for the arrest of the assassination conspirators. The object of this sult Is that the parties may come into court, and the equity of their chops 10 portions of the reward of $20,000 offered by the Corporation of Washington may be determined on. THE PARIS EXPOSITION. Unrrep States ConsUL Hon. Win. H. Reward, Secretary of State O. F. Winchester, of Connecticut, and Charles R. Goodas. now residing in Paris, have been appointed by the President Commissioners to the Paris Exhibition. The 30 Com. missioners of the United States have now all been appointed, The 10 salaried Commissioners were appointed and confirmed wing the lute session of Congress. {Hk PRINTERS AND THE EIGHT-HOUR QUESTION. I'he proprietors of private printing offices of this ¢ity todiy entered a protest at the Treasury Department agoinst the eight-hour system, which on Saturday was estab- lished by the Columbia Typographical Society, and Lus been in force ut the Government Printing Bureau since Monday. The pratice of the Government in such cases has been to regulate the compensation according to that paid by private employers. Ilerefore, in consequence of this protest, the Trea sury Department refuses to pass the bills eof the Superintendents of Public Printing. In other words, us the private offices refuse to grant the eight-hour system it is not accorded by the Government, In consequence of this Ge- nin! the printers at the Government Printing Bureau suspended work this afternoon, and will to-morrow Leld a mecting to de termine their conduct in the premises. THE BATEMAN CONCERTS. The Bateman Concert Troupe were greeted toe night at Metzerot Music Hall by a large, fushionabje and en- thusiastically delighted audience, NEGROES IN UNIFORM ARRESTED IN CHARLESTON. AvgosTa, Ga, Oct. 19. —During a flag presentation to a zouave volunteer company of freedmen at Charleston yese terday Gen, Scoit arrested those wearing ehoulder-strups and Side u/s 3 Yiokation of the general orders of the De- artment which prohibit matary organizations of find in South Carolina. Ty oe plein UE TE, a THE BOARD OF INSPECTORS OF STEAM OATS. Burrato, October 19.~The Board of Ispectors of Siegmbonts, in session in this city for the last ten days, ad- jowrned to-day. They have done a good deal of business, and exnmined nomerous devices appertaining to the saving of life on steamboats. Among the most valuable was the life-saving tackle of Brown Level, which attracted universal attention, it being nsure mode of disengaging a boat instantaneously from its tackle by one man, either under full speed or otherwise. It Nedved the us and unqualified approval of the EE ——a——— ANEW-YORK MERCHANT DROWNED. Jupsoxn, N. Y., Oct. 19,—Mr. James Derrickson, son of the senior member of the firm of Derrickson Bartlett, puper dealers of New-York, was drowned at Chattealer's Mills, n Btockpath, Jesienday afternoon. He had visited the mills on business, ahd iu fan the premises walked ont on the bulk- head, when Le trip fell over the water-wheel into the flume. The body has been recovered and will be forwarded to his Liwia He wes 27 years of age, and a young gentleman highly THE QUEBEC FIRE. Quesee, Oct. 19.—The continued fair weather is reat blessing to the thousands of sufferers. It is understood hat threats have been made to burn the city. This is owing to religious and national animositics, The citizens are arrang- ing to form night patrols tor the protection of property. rr MARINE JDISASTERS. NEwW-ORLEANS, Oct, 19.—The ship Carl, before re- hud ngrownd near Grand Island, has got off and mrived at he A The ship Sandusky, from New-York, arrived here odor. She that on the 3d inst, in lat, 32.50, long. 74.30, aoumond 6 burricane, during which she lost main and mizzen top-masts. The ship was lying to, under bare poles, Ou the next doy saw several vessels bound north with loss of spars. On the ith inst. passed “ole in the Wall,” but no light was displayed. cI NEW-ORLEANS. New-ORLEANS, Oct, 10.—Gov., Wells has gone, it is said, to the Caleasien country, in the South-Western purt of the State, to prospect for ofl 8 rings on the lands of a canal company chartered by the dro Wm of 1864, and given by that body the greater part of the swamp lands of the State. Sn Tug OTERO MURDER—INDICTMENT OF VIELE.~AL the session of the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday much interest was exeited by the arraignment of Viele for participa- tion with Gonzales and Pellicier, the recently executed erimi- nals, iu the murder of Senor Otero. The prisoner was neatly attired, and manifested no great concern at the position in whieh he found himself placed. The indictment found by the Grand Jury was resd aud interpreted to him by Edward Fag, one of the i 1 withbssos In tho case. fle pleaded not guilty, and demanded a trial, naming Col. Johnson ax his eoun- job de dog for igh you yo} acd THE SOUTHERN STATES. ARKANSAS. THE COTTON CROP—THE NEGRO AS A LABORER— UNION MEN—IDEAS OF THE POOR WEITES—BE- NEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS ESTABLISHED bY NOBTH- ERN PEOPLE. Special Dispatch to Re XN, Y. ASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. 19, 1866. A gentleman who has just returned from a trip through Arkansas, and has given considerable attention to the so- cial affairs of the Jeople, gives your correspondent the following statement of facts: Cotton picking has commenced, and while some will re- alize a full crop, others, from “overflow” from excessive rains, from ravages of the Army worm, and other similar causes, will realize but a partial erop. I can make no re- liable estimate of the crop of this State, but believe it will exceed the estimates generally made by those en- gaged in planting. The reports that come from employ- ers of frecdmen are almost 28 various as the number of in- dividuals making them. Some say their hands” never worked better, nor gave them less trouble; others, that they get along very well, but their laborers do less work than under tho ol system; still others say the only way to manage niggers” is to whip them and make them know their place, ‘The latter class are much more nuiner- ous, as it fjncludes all those who were formerly Tribune, small slave owners, The simple truth is that where men have a decent regard for justice aud fair dealing, end tact in managing with laborers, there is no difficulty in preserving order, or obtaining faithful labor. But, unfortunately, the opision prevails with a large majority of the white people, that the negro can only be made useful by keeping him de- graded—intellectually and morelly—to the level of a beast of burden; hence there seems to be little rd for truth or justice where the Freedmen are interested. There are honorable exceptions to this; byt nuiperous crimes, n- cluding murders, are committed through the State against Frecdinen, aud the civil authorities almost universolly neglect to take action, or indict punishment. It is ocly necessary in many localities to charge thut the Legro was insolent, or nsed threatening language, to make the taking of ls life justifiable;” and in the same localities it is ouly necessary to charge a white Union man with being a horse-thicf, to make any outrage committed dgcinst him justiiabie, 1 Since about the 1st of March last, crime against Union men and against Freedmen has been and is rapidly ic- creasing. This, in my opinion, has arigen from two causes: the withdrawal of troops, but mainly from the fact that the less intelligent part of the people have arrived at the conclusion that treason and opposition to the authority of the United States Government was very chivalrous and very respectable after all, and that sry effort made to secure justice to the freedmen is simply the work of Aboli- tionists or the Freedmen'’s Bureau, which they think the same thing, and in direet opposition to the wishes of the President of the United States, Pages could be filled readily with the accounts of theits, robberies, assaults, and murders, sowe of them of the most brutal and unprovoked character, and where not a finger has been raised to bring the guilty parties to jus- tice. This state of things would soon make the freedinen feel that there is no safety for him unless he bows his neck to a yoke worse than slavery, from which he has just es caped. Away from a supported authority of the Govern- ment the only sefoty for a Union man or a frecdman is to dewand no rights ard to assert no manhood. From these causes 1 apprehend the laborers will be less reliable an- other year then they fiave been this, The withdrawal of troops bas broken up the schools, the teachers and schol- ars, fears having been grounded they will not be safe. Benevolent institations for the whites Lave never ex- isted in Arkansas, but the Society of Friends of the North have established two orphan asylums at Little Rock aud Helena for colored children, wirich are doifg a great good. The Froedinen’s Bureau coniinue the issue of rations, but in greater propoitiou to the whites, UNSETTLED CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN AIMBAMA, Special Dispatch to The N.Y, Tribune. WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct, 19, 1866, A citizen of Alabama writing to Capt. D. H. Bingham, under date of Sept, 22, states: The Southern States have forced the necessity of taking from these people their present organizations. Our own people are warring ugainst each other, aud destroying the country by suits almost innumerable. After five years of exhaustion the credi- tors have suddenly turned loose upon debtors, and they are making a devastation worse than that of the war. Nothing short of an entire change in the officials, and Yeclaring things: done under the misrule and usurpation for eighteen months null and void, will save our pi phe from utter ruin. The present Judges are more or less inclined to the secession idea, and their decisions and opinions will necessarily be given 10 sustain their peculiar views of policy. 1 wouldn't give a serious thought to any proposition short of uprooting the present system as it now exists, ADDRESS OF THE FREEDMEN'S CONVENTION TO THE WHITE AND COLORED CITIZENS OF NORTH CARO- LINA. Feuiow-ciTizens: We, the colored people of North Carolina, in Convention assembled, at Ralelh, on the 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th days of October, 1866, viewing the complex condi- tion of affairs and of public sentiment in our State, deem it our duty to present to you our grievances, our sufferings and the outrages heaped upon us, because of oxr helpless and disquali- fied position for self-defense, Jesiting; us we think we can rove, from no greater canse than our long and unjust political isfranchisement. We ask you, in the spirit of meeckness, is taxation without representation just! History and conscience answer no! We do not come to yon in a spirit of reproach or denuneistion, neither do we feel, in pleading for equal rights without regard to complexional differences, that we are in the least degree selfish. Nor do we in any respect seek to lower the standard of refine. ment, iutelligence or honor among the great and loyal people of the commonwealth of North Caroling, by urging these ques. tions upon your consideration at this time, We would view if possible the brightest side of the picture; whieh we have to pre- sent, and giyg lo Joved State all the honor and eredit de- served for the rapia strides whjeh this great Nation hus been taking in the direction of universal eigancipation and equality before the law. You will acquiesce whel Wo gay that we can bonst a little of our loyalty to the general Goverafteat, in the bloody struggle through which we have just passea. Qur fathers fought shoulder to shoulder with the white man in thd Revolutiofibry war, and fu the war of 1812. They did their hi and did it well, In the one just ended, our fathers, broth a sous bared their breasts to the fiery storm to save the non. Fellow-eitizens: You have taught us one good thing, which we cannot forget. It is this: That all men are boggy free and equal, and that they are endowed by their Creator with inalien- able rights. That among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, That to secure these rights, governments are in- stituted among men, deriving thelr just powers frow the con- set of the AQT, jo lira, PLLOW.CITIZENS CAR we look to Jou for protection or not, to shield us from the murderous haud Oh, himnanity, where is thy blush! Our defenseless wives and children, fathers, sons and brothers, are beaten with clubs, robbed, shot and killed in various localities, and the authorities regard i not: We beg yon as white men in suthoriy Jo shield our defeiiscless heads, and guard our little homes. e appeal to your religion pnd humanity. We eluim by merit the right of sufirage, ahd ask it at your hands. We believe the day has come when black men have rights which white men are bound to respect. We intend to live and die on the soil which gave us birth. Ob, North Car- olina, the laud of our birth, with all thy faults we love thee still. Will you, oh! will you treat us human beings, with all our rights? Itis all we ask. Your humble servants, in behalf of the State's Equal Rights Leugue, GRO. A. RUE, Chairman. J.T. Scuexck, H. Locker, J. A. Sykes, THE PREEDMEN PMIGNATION SCHEME. DEPAKTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, Oct, 17, 1866, To His Excellency, the Governor of the State of v SIR: On the 6th inst. I had the honor to address a letter to vou informing you that schemes were on foot to induce freedmen to emigrate to foreign countries, and particu- arly to Pern, and suggesting that all legal moral means at your command should be wu to prevent what was believed tobe an attempt, under specious promises of advantage, to practice imposition upon the igno- rant freedmen of our country. Referring to that communica tion 1 have now the honor to transmit for your information ex- tracts of the dispatch addivssed to this Department by a Consul of the United States in Peru, under date of the 15th ult., which prompted the suggestions upon the subject referred to, which uve ready been made, 1 Lave the honor to be, your Excel lency's obedient servant. Wa. H. Sewakp, {Extracts} 5 to advise the Government that a man pamed Millun, a native of Chili, resident jn Lima, has de for the United States with the object of Sontinertug for 2,000 families of negroes for this country. ‘The intention of the party or parties interested is to give the ppcouidiis the coloring of free colonization in that country, but here the negroes are Lo bo sold in the sume manner as the Chinese coolies forthe term of eight years for the sum of $375 each under the pretext of retaunerating the speculutor passage snd advance money the I consider it my duty negroes to recive during the eight years 25 cents in Bolivian currency dally, to per cent in bard money. There nO necessity for me to enumerate or depict the horrid cruelties and suieriog, and ill treatment inflicted npon the Chinese laborers and whic would be the fate of the deluded people brought here under this contract if permitted to be carried out by your Government, w+» «Iwill only add that the greater part of the negroes are already contracted to planters on the terns above mentioned. 1 leave the matter to your better Judgment and decision, and remain, &o.. &c., etal GOVERNMENT PUBLIC STORES. To the Rditor of The N. Sir: The Government bave just leased the large warehouses known as Getty's Buildings, on Greenwich-st., and ri o lots. running through to Trinity pines, guvering abags 11 These warchouses are to be Although larger, and in every way better adapted, than the buildin the growing commerce of (iis will in a very few years demand warchouses of twice the hen the location of the old Custom-Honse was under consideration, one of the Commissioners, an old merchant of this Sher, recom- od to the Secretary of the Treasmyy (Levi W ury) the purchase of the block bounded by Broadway and Nassau, Pine and Wall-sts,, n which to erect a bullding, which, at that time would have answered for a Custom-Bouse, Post. Office, and the United States courts, and as the of commeree inoreustd; move out the other Government branches, and iu time the whole would be none too large for the Custom. House. Mr. Woodbury's reply was to the effoct that the com. merce of New-York would soon demand a building of that size. Twenty-five years have fully realized the old merchant's rophecies, and still the same short-sighted policy enforced by tho Government. What the customs need in this city is a warehouse on the Battery, fronting the Day, built not to meet the deman of this year or next, but to be ready for the time when this port wil boast its hundred Stewarts.” Here should be plers and yards avd sheds, and premises sufficiently le to receive whole cargoes if necessary. What poor economy for the Gov- ernment, to lease buildings at high rents when the erection of a building at a cost of a million of dollars, would save, in the proper examination and handling of merchandise, half of that sum per poaum, Xows, &e., BASE BALL. Sr THIRD MATCH FOR THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP CF THE STATE. Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. New-Hausuran, N. Y., Oct, 19—The third contest for the junior championship of the State and a silver hall came off at New-Hamburgh to-day between the Volunicern of the City of Poughkeepsie and the Actives of Wappingers Falls. The Volunteers end their friends left on road, arriving on Bn ot this Sulu ined they fonnd the Actives waiting their sin A ar nombes of were and the game was a one, ro. sulting in an ov defeat of the Actives, The match crea excitement, as con news. paper talk had been in by beth Clubs in to thet respective merits. C it is that the quesiion its. cuperionty is now fuily settled as the Actives have tive en them. selves no match for the wiry es Lute yim 3 poo The Active wont to Eh ier, he vos w t clubbing the v Volunteers watching each movement of their pry My 4 with cat-like stealthiness and putting the Actives out ina 3d wo IT Be unteers tot t eu tives however, showlug great skill, Lod ih a whe 8 ing out two of the Volunteers Lefore oe Tus et Doom tuniey ud ending the first innings by giving their opponents a “‘gose SLCOND INNINGS, Actives to the bat, Volunteers in the field. The latter peared to lack sprightliness, while the former worked great stubborness, piling in the runs on the sco. ex's book to the tune of three in less than ten winntes, going «with no more, The Volunteers appeared to gain confidence wen they took the bat for the second time, working energetica’ly heavily, making six runs, thus bringing np the Lilance i going to the field two ruus sheed of tie Actives, even THIRD INNI The Volurteers made splendid Actives being a little disconcerted though i» suegteding however, in making but one ran, 1 went to the bat greatly encovraged over their success pinyed brilliantly, their fiends from Poughkorpsie cheering wildly. Again the Actives rallied their extre:se watehfulness, cvationing the Voluuteers not to be too sun, iue, the latter going with only one run added to their score. FOUTH INNINGS. The Actives scized the clubs and “whacked” the balls mercifully, seemingly determined to contest tie ground fut inch, if such an re way be used, ana leeviog for field with fonr additional runs, The Volunteers, on taking fhe pat, worked well enough that particular business, but lacked vigilavee in the mal holding bases, one of them suffering a put out” rom his NGS. fielding on the start, Aig ‘ting ne s carelessness. They rallied, however, and ciosed (he Jasinge with eight rons, thus lea the Actives six runs, even n- pings. FIFTH INNINGS, Actives to the bat, Volunteers in the field; the latter parently fin it a difficult matter to pick i¢ ball from ground, while the former were much encour. A rot to and away from the bases lively, the Nev +n vappingers Falls folks cheering lustly, the Aciives going the ield with six more runs, The Volunteers opened their game brilliantly. Deernm ing yells of applause as he sent the ball hundros of fous bey 149 basses, making a splendid home run. >t..wornly fiautly they pressed their game, ending the .suings with a heavy score of ten runs, leading the Actives ten ruas, even game, SIXTH INNINGS, Actives went to the bat greatly discouraged sud their embes- rassment was made doubly odious by Nelso. snd Finch of the Volunteers making two splendid fiy-catches ou the start. They left for the field with ou otcullil Or The Volunteers seemed to slack off on tuis iunings, they mak- ing ouly two runs. SEVENTH INNINGS. The Actives opened with surprising vigor. batting trewems but maki four runs It was now evident that the Volunteers had cveryibing thete own way, they beiug seven runs and one inning asead. quentl they went to the bat much elated mini iv red the bascy RXe remdecrs, leaving the bat with five rus ihe total score standing Actives 2 and Volunteers 52. INNINGS. This inning opened with considerable exciteraent inasmuch as the Actives played splendidly, and the cud was drawing nigh, Atone time the crowd pressed upos ihe the movements requ vigorous action on the purt’ BE Be EL tie A magnibicent attention to anything but actual bus Mors. nid ne ng yells and groaiis showered upon them by a rui. uly set of half grown men and boys; the Actives deprecating sue un vearrant- able wee despite the abiomagiod interruption the proceeded, the Volunteers ending the inning wiki a score of &'x runs. Crestfall d discouraged the Acti to the bat, en an ves went re ceived a skunk” und retired from the field. The Volunteers took up the and rattled off splendid playing, Hudson Taylor making a home run, the ending in a for the Volunteers, they wianing silver Loli and Championship of the State for the second time by a score Yiu tho Sotives 35 Upon the announcen« if of the revit Seatening th Retin beha ing like i secepting cafening, the ves v ney their defeat meekly but like men. go THE SCORE. VOLUNTEERS, 0 RR Al 0 RR Taylor, 1st b........ od TL AND, Be. re oR A Blankenhorn, 3 7) Foster, 1st h........... 2 Fineh. 8-8..c0000vnunss 1% FHarrlson, r.1.........0 C. Osborne, P.......... 5 35 Halliday, 3d b.........4 1 Boerum, Lf............3 6! D. Moore L 1.......... 17% J. Osborne, r. f 7 Dougherty, p.......... mea M. Richards, 2d b...... Sh OEE 0: Tones ensnni J Yan Viet, f......... 4 57 Darroek, @,...c0r0nnnns 3 ID errrnes 3 6 McKinley, 2d b........ Sed Totals ieee sssvens 55 REL... 5 rrennnennd 2 2 T Fly-Catchers—Aotives, 11; Volunteers, 10, Fly. Misses—Actives, 12; Volunteers, 3. Passed Balls— Volunteers, 2; Actives, 5, Out on Fouls—Volunteers, 1; Actives, 1. Home Ruus by D. Boerum, 1; H, Taylor, 1; both of Velun- teers. Scorers—S. Schouten for Volunteers, and J. McKinley for. Actives. Umpire—J. A. Wood of Lone Star Club of Matieawan. Time of game—Three hours, a MARYLAND AGT. KEETSTONE. BALTIMORE, Qc, 19,—There was a base-ball con- test nore to-day, between the Maryland Club of this city and Ld Keystone Club of Philadelphia, TheP® Was lirge ut neo of spectators. The Keystones were victorious, Lhe score stand ing 3 to 12, UNIONS VS. HUDSON RIVER. The Unions of Morrisania will play the Hudson River of Newburgh to-day. Game called at I p. wm. ORIENTAL OF NEW-YORK v8. FRANKLIN oF BROOKLYN. These clubs played the first of a series of games on Thursday at Hoboken, the Franklins winning by 2 to 15, WALKILL VS. MONTICELLO. The home and home match of thee clubs was played oy Tanadoy afternoon, the Monticello v ‘nning the vie- tory by 3 to JL, RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. lar meeting of the Surprise Base Bail Club, held te 1866, the ing@preaw)lc cid resolutions were unan Whe Liss seen fit 10 Lrlng to an easly though honored grave our late esteewued friend snd brother I, L. Freeman—" bis body to the grave, Lis soul to Heur here Club bas lost ong of its trusted members, of his declining yesrs, 8 wother the doling object of At are and, Whereas, Thereby this father the ho, devotion, and a home its oruaient wid ricks sincerely condole with the afflicted family of cox who are overwhelmed with grief st sudden y in thew i ul X08 Yeo Yuet ta thet Gut vaiefel £3 Teav A Resolved, That of there resolutions be sest to the family cf deceased, and hy i be published in The Westchester Timer, Suburban News, and N, Y. 8, M. Posy, President. J. W. Gary, Secretary. LARGE FIRE AT BALLSTON. special Dispatch to The N, Y. Tribune. Ook ‘Troy. Friday, An extensive fire occurred in “Ballston jast night the Target that ever took place in that village. The Jarge man. ufucturing establishment known as oc Civia lenn Rockers Mills,” owned by Messrs, C. H. G. and pt} br; a gal Saread Lb Ry oor, in Soran fe vrs CLE ma a nan! al ina wonderful brief space of time. The Cha lose about §20,000; for $16,000. Mr. loss from $10.00 to $13,000; insured for the former amount, Gurt operatives are thrown out of employment by the cats rophe. LARGE FIRE AT BALLSTON. Troy, N.Y., Oct. 19.—One of the largest with which Ballston, Saratoga County, has ever been visited occurred in that village last evening, and resiited in the almost total destruction of the manufacturing establ.ishwent known ss Chapman's Glen Woolen Mills, owned by the Messrs EH. G. Ghapipas, byt loustd 23d oogupied by M. A. J. White fut the mutunfscture of bode) the friction of a shaft in on n the wheel-room, and 12 o'clock last night. The sotal loss will not full short of 39,000, which is cove ured by asuiunge About 40 operatives were ot the tims of Foe Gre, though the capacity of the was wuch

GEORGE PEABODY AT NEW-HAVEN. owt Sisgeten to The N, Y. Tribune. EW- AVEN, Cr, Oct. 19, Geo Peabody wealthy Loudon banker and philan ll this evening. He is stopping at the will visit Yale College and eity to-morrow. ea REVERDY JOHNSON ON THE COTTON TAX. New York, Sept. ho 15GE. DEAR Sir: Your note of the 3d is received bere, The question you have put to me I have heretofore My opinion is that tho tax of three cents impostd by the act Congress you refer to, is constitutional. and 1 “believe the Conrt will so decide, REVERDY JOHNSON. The Hon C. L. ScorT. We learn from The Wilcox (Camden) Times that the eotton. measures to have he anters of that in Say are concerting

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EROK ev yr nl conic is by the referee "i the 1 JA coed 16 tof the for the J} nue ed e n Proceed: oS his bid or 500. eenns 20 mai order sof the oS Wohl must 0 necessary Sve to thin Fhe Jud rae bum «eee Ul Wh A may be arr hat ths militia wis tl taro oer any Coa oo fate [itn a tp Advooste were Socgent 5 ym 10 2 100. 8 i tus y onl ITEC glap 80 rep nis it tho d inspec ona Th, waibofis pat Ww uve it 80 fla ate, alot elt ye id a 0....000 a SE a uo eng, am 4 rl FR) Whe warn SRA fo 8 on et Bol Bl tom. tarsgeks a5 ery 1 i thi N drill, di h get w arms apts! olnts rua to fi 8 usa has nok faulty 00 Be gg hudson I ess ins 83. po oa po rake ft I Lan ri aon oaknarco! i in we oy oh lh to Si i fade iver if a. raped ok, 2s te oti wh articul tile f the 1 nspee joc! to id efli uinbe oy: 44 Mev peu! ern si we pro- 00. ia Reading ex di says lex iy glod iL] wo min -y some nats ateroat a ge Hon ony Biecleold y Nered fre Fg New sets a I sts div wy Sans od to and b new atio ud those EAN Wo the 2 by roa mar ot uee Tin r we gle a) 4 17) a ny al: hav ush a of thei wed wa th se loe it fx ar, that ti e fir e unifor INP Orde "LOU rest COM of ti s th Ma SAA 5 “1 ial o fro a body du ie le ated the At ther nd, o Tn ip RYO tof tl Usk, md ary em. oi} riposa ..83. 05 AK cans yaditi mt men otors Ll tion with oi afrel Rare in th mal re set n gh ti ner NOFT tho Co! wet ret y to be 100 fall wel 15 1% it can dition hem th are bo road these Bh ui ng the a of their fow 1 countr rin ne ag er ny 1% ney rie N oman, Adiuten 4 tod con: Mariposa i {00 cee B10 5% Cli pe of th a detai 0 stock th tho next fop or coin lls Atl) some be EE ny a Nevin Rt Wa Tae ant Con "y. iposa 1; A Mich 80 3 0 115 io North T y in e iled Lo ro Drak once 1 Er ond that cons} 0 argonus o el igh Fi ie bin noril NY ta Piet 134 ov ro] 10, Wet "a lg fy YW sta of Qjonts i broke, up i tion were vs rectamend and and 3 at o Amc Que 00 of yesterd ter N AN wut 0 400 catral. 2 ARIA et nd} A 51 ober: n Cen ividend what, in of the fi TIN uo y be utire! wishing ad ugal od thei gnor lose Comp if, e con the any _adval N'Y ne x aks HS iy MC ar. iis 186 i tral us. th fin Pos i’ esterda Jan they mors his phn i sanding a of ont Wit WF och Sihpruts y dog wt Lewis ATL 10 Weansss 19) Th web. by Uhis x oa AW $1 earned eir opi a a ut la lower; y aftemaoon r ont fC al] ECE tod LR ely mic Af a wn "ayo A imac see Sted ur windy en for Wo 1 ection an d ons th Dac Jogimer nks in vetera Pins vot (hor TILER Mii: aul po 3% abash ng a 105... cond 72 hl 1O=T and 200 slabs this jon. Lf volt 0 the og wl gin at {the A orc with Putt a, npn a 1 Ph Li rns 20... bi 1 and re 1 Lod wee Fz has K ie M merning sided inh irs to fuck evel og made oo here oh Pitre cn immen ioe oa huicly ergs yo Pet TROLKUM AD MI Eos ove eee bib. 704 fy M. oy ten 3 new iE) Ino. kin AE FE tor K Bonen pron in ne. y DOL assoeis wn acti wh de Eo par rat B aon A Brn] rouim rr, A fo x rer in i Bi den 3 h Say gre, by o te mach servi deur Bis n liv prvi But Tan oF A apity giment. Jakied, Beano totem Stock ASD MiK:Sg h Joan Fe 3 $e Geargecon ley, im uns Posi Ln A eh Bo ca 316, 30 s to Ih ae Cir dew ie I va ith lar a iis fy uum Lomas yi i They ailed vd Prov forma. oH brook) Ru Bid, ARD OCKS sasests d Eds ,John 1 LL ody, 1 eo T iraban tat 7% fines fo. an proved de vernl iearly-l WKS with Pge nut retry Te soh, W Lr a in n fact y ale d to coi ring rp Bi we Moves 0 Asked J «Ao ette; ward V Ross, itchfi isaac oledo AM Bhai Ie. orl JE F 7 sonal a ok led COmMAN ought i the Jy jie y nbers of rh rinont. 0g Le n all the “they Qo v Be war re Bieri oeve 5 90 zope dy why Wil yf 2. ry I Tai Sich a more exert a compl Yariow ds. T} experi d regi I AM all uy kil p OR Ba Ag) iy with} th Me. 1. ral GA eves [Key Gold todo: E at Dual aN pb om 8 fall Ne i A ns ol plete f, nu ore is new nee 1 ments 2a oR thou rl LL the d at aug 1! rd nht ba pated 4 nhs santas ew 70 ig Lo. .ae a. A Tol H E. A ap J ork; Lite Kid A OR we or usines 11e] i The ha ives, hel nn, aijurd franizot wilitia I tl but r ar bd tho Wilde i atte with Yes A Ol 20 100 ipp Silver... 1 #0 aked. odo Ch y Jack am J 1 e mers ENSLS ETS Sh Ba m choose ves, U thi KO it mew und i igs tha Re effi Io HrEu desigund r th Vilde aie cor 8, havi the NY AHleakan Ln Duell er... 18 the Wi apin sonvill os ames y bute rospect will IN der a ATE mesh men t on Pt thou ye hors ir tis fou to overt which BE me wit fo or ted or wore a es wh nandant, lock NY 4 a ny 1750 seo |Libe rosse Gr RS 2 15 affairs th the Springfi e; W pears, La R. are as are of a rejoice NEW-Y $8 pilck way ALON gof th militin wiry urs fi opin A Obtd ound the rilow Dron Jt ae devs fio thes [HOW D v hile Yor at, Col Ones Pil Bal H 50 47) Mi rrty G old... 10 16 the of vario gfield arre fay- ar wor, remi reduc 6 at Fra ORK. Orrie ha oh ORic EN e 8 he ii coc at tac fhe several T propre foot how ng Wi RHINE Wet at west the Maj tor Ie opt X his Pit Hob 4 alt. 3 EE 4A ie in Aires gnnncial J. N. Colburn Bu shin winch on i 3 in Hie Init Oct. 19, iE ov Salvin ow A eh ckholdes Sh. Ko mp Pa ns Fok Thm on Iie far eral gn edo for wor Goueral C Ay 2 i Ay reek oa of "is doniaik fll. 2 oper lo and wo expresse y made at ol other mmoad, foes vot re tare ia wa” ot” duction auto ANNU Vanm Or x LEE Say op wales Bn on do hie un a ll jrod ho ion Be i ae hol Gomaagné} ih hade VIR: nA gh 4 5 Ime ations, Fm 5 much sati Ho Athol evRIhits of gE Nhe Spa duiiis'or ering of th a TRylTELS wl UAL CLA of oined ays in don che class of cs Bot. hey cle ey Fin thorohal nau of int PRIDS-3¢ mg beet yorixth ng, iH u ted Pe Wass 0% 5.08 Re 1 Was ether wi ounditi sfacti mee uarte 8 0 ark ext w protal ah po 4 10 the 3 will be be MEET Loewe No. 153 WAL tious jn plow doses hog med yo! men A rh hr A Bn dell x and Vii: v dono Juare, at n. dispnt a. 4) 0 nimd Petrol wv or a0 o Gold. 240 5 Th regard or with th ion of on, ting gui ors of mutton et, woeksl 56 pt in ultry i} Bog Nove COM LING Youk, J [2 dbo raak they b ut nu wl. hi sitions olunte a at d with Nera whic nk Cried id io of Act id und chad Bet States. 05! phir’ G of Col. nr 2w o Mini ed b ge all d th je artes Limb care on he m do this di: MNO! ber at the N of Jor. DYAT, aL Jd wi be u this t ers 0 mo the cl wi fib footing ever 3 sled cing I lerw er the Ame Mir 2m Deo G Go I eh Ain y the de wh and wd meg i on, whore C tod 0 cs fui si ER of 4 and di He ro bur Vestany om Re aube ote} missket jug. Inaprete (in pity Flee Stocks, es ta oo A Fane and Pash is an iy ay this dat wi wt Eten g ais HER ATA Oritce or 5 the Coy BLE abor is Ms mo A ol m Lhe w hem Tou gime ever vol THRN 1 ras il aos ed al ry nas end Si ios Bat tie Boss h ee LM Hill a act com th uite neo Cc ntin che: on wea p.m crowd cent M ER 0. ta. a prope requir hth piv at I yal nd int Bho Ar) nit ant SN the ret 1 Y Bates 13 Pacifle [Sty] 2 60 40 Ww largo 08 as uragi of th it ues, apest hen ther ao are thro er F TO EE fa ry hired wer tl to the i Their ge n they and eid y thelr {vst root AN. 03 Wide oF 3:ent Baxter G $75 49 |Nilve iain ses: D e175 1th bl mall acti n Mud 10 8 tw me: oe thei is t 10a offerin ELI RS OF TING Gre FN on Som dof eo! ar reir app Re th 1 thes Kt i nspou ir dark 1 ive exolt pectif db m tor 3 Be 'S er Ea G. 550 5 opera ocks amo vo as }igh 10 5u il ne at, b oir warm 120. e hind by WwW F THIS Go Fran ORY, saad ak puin Ws eof] Hproy i the nye he I) ordie ion ric bl do JJontire ve ofc soba old, 20 50 Dy mon agle G eee B00 560 lead tors. of at unt the Softer Tut rplus fi sc ut, if nnxiet and Ph nd bid S waa HIS FT N insu E o 00 gad le mic at your. otic Po Kirt ui Yin Co wndorm, ol i {the bend dd A {roll ne... S00 mi dsFork G. i and Th ocks is of ca Stock erin rpius (3 10 rigiz Bigs to th with 8 death of THIS COMM Hi 0, 108 AT publi thi thisk nus! gl Be Rift} bg hy 5 Ove ATC from the i nd, 4 3 job] old... 0 wT thar ork G DB lead are h o gol steadi pital Fx fros gat l 0 izing e prese se 0 mark M insac IPANY BC Cha Sth Rep 8 Ju Rn tid iy A gm phced i the Wilcor i: ‘yong op hock fafih, 1 ed pection. Pailin Fait or: 34 4 10 Fexas Par i105 9 ing dd d stoc adil requi -1 ted 15216 ine one m Is i" nt IL J ets w-Yo reta 0 ue'y ele het OAL them i ay a lel ols J al ETE! 4 in th an cox toil i nO Whea rel wed 0 ve won a (I BT LAL (Col Gold Feud a 2 au a rail with ks J y grow red m Fin 0. ne m resh is ce; warm ust no rk, O "Ta cted Ad Oat, th 0 went rp {uae be hole ave l or the ins, SLY we wig in vit IR? ai tho ing aint a 3 (oT msel'd. 4 00 cdoni A 370 12 0 nd its roads, a3 ou of C ing i to Wi swith e fre some cots w fish iain went od ct. 10, aod Presi 9, 166 P Was re ut, io boon but o; wen a ins nmande ut of’ Wi ntly de xin st hy LL pany 3. Wis red eit I ugha La b 110 ands a Co coe TH 12 80 d mana The ch co olorado n fav tu le lor n dow sh fruit ower; with gra are sc that m her UNC x 1868, Sohn gas, ED 1 b Af He L004 wads, and 3h Ale poctionso Ts in ot Pivisi RAT a ave w Bf Bld, ad SY wb 10.Ce y Cop pper. ow Gunoe. C gers activi nfidence tak or Co i iB Sdounyunt is sellin but mi pes of arce neh of aIc view Bh WAR hick oA a hott nis io i 0 op a at MH ure od down Croaler Gc 6 960 0! Da i 3 Goat ieee 10 a Cr onsoli peek iyi a3 e th here are 58 tend ing ul nny of n the and v AG No. aha b HAS. ad propel Al igwed 0 blott this on to with ir tl eld Som aler ty ky £0 0) Pride per 140 on $9 Crosse olidat of $l n C the sh o low is OW 0 eney. I the th sidew ory WN MOR 0 .AN BIOAGO Dn, tial in sliould the oc} and Taspech i i 2 op he Oth at. r Gold $80 2E Eccisior AT 00 145 y 0, is qu ed Gre 12312 orydon shares lower, Sy 8 bring Srotmrdii] ego Luv alks, Sitios ls bersy D NTO AND A Viee furals pessh be Reces x ad uepectod i egard whore il 111 be d Col i 6 Led Col TEL kr k or Co yp 1 85 5 00 Mr. A oted gory i per cont of neede: special supp 80 free 15@200. are rom 20 been Bolts 2 hereby SINK. LTO? Neon Proadent, Foy Pe ap ys dag au 40 EA wed. Col. 1 wr 25! 1) aii cupper.- 2 Pais at s.in share inu stp in pota y of Are seutot to: 187 bored IN N I avy R; ie Loy i pipe le My wor THO, CAsE) By Ross fo Sori ricad a in Copper 00 a w Sop FR. Martin aad Fo Se pi, Shaki Ing on, Sra tn HAA pCa, ps ph i fr 1 Si fol awe aot othe y E10: BY JOA tig AM 28 I wa a $00 149 Mewdota 3 oppor. 1 00 G2 00 Th Sxehi M mitted of the on Co ot hr are Shan, 8 took Shere 18 Most downward erat, r 1, 1808, ter 218. 312, 3 hate this ig ith tr Pe le from 1h Jol Lore ioglegt of cers LEN AINING Fog G Gol 76 14 20 Innes oppe Fs eo 3 00 ha Balion Co to firm of nsolid wl oe, oN Rock, here Mon} A ber I, I te Cal's i on oy wad oighi a anh by Sut POR FRO a $5.0 Loh! wl ii 3 5: 2 NTinauia Bewcsec 30 or C me w at DECIIRE by 1 ersey arke vegetables B Tihs 2. of $y a fi Sutal br oy ou at 8 Teg Vil ob wil ourt-M RAY ORT] M Ab $5,000 1 Ma G ae g I 7 0! W mn opper Fo 8 00 Tl clared i ‘onso mbershi illia: ut Bre: ure 10 si) sweet ts whem, ction bo, gi bh i, "2, mpc lp) ition Xm Toup! went, Regt il dou Mr ON olf BThA WW Oi Falk Sha of U 65 2 40 alkill opper 18 00 3% 10 follo its lidat ship m B ad, w BRE sellin 1gle b “pota abund tion re ghe [or cache wr a pki CO! fe ubtlos SEV I THE Lo In ORT (i ver G3 i] I Laud iH port qd Low uu od 3 of M i" ef hug eet ut wo it in on 2 y osc vere soe a Kure 01 WI 0 Ryan wih IAT P tH or Gan i Min. Pe ty Cn a Jollowing-a al b finin be N ott wi é, Wige: lol A ND Jo buerel 9 t 50, wh tly ros “tation and Hiscipi The 1145 uk, and exact, the Jus A y tho ul \L PRES TOLEN [ER=-T OF GO Hu nckil Goid 1. EO 3 oul. das. Compa 9 50 aol A g the re th per ce ez Co owaY tra Pilot. yi Lo SO CLACK 50, W very ALS L. Fin bin bt pry on will lon lioy iy ng hi 3s k hie Hu ous alt i Goid p.. 44 American. pany S Q Man we Lu nt d m ork ise 1 ‘ma 0 IRS while ME WN, v them Ho Pua a a pos al thn ho i The H1SpGG Wedne ett. wine aight SONS Al PROVE HE G13 By al oid in Ww, U AFH ean en y Stock wl W uf of ek: ovein vide Y ad of Biscuit, n iy A pk 10,Crac h the YER No. gt tions were ile the an ex baeuier fo 8¢ ere.shot ido, pray Aes 00d: and {the 10 ARBHE) RTY (ATER ra ve 1 on 4 00 nited i 89 8. b ool... TERED a oil. Colo it, oy en wlo rasan A oe abe abi one of precision 8 ron wii ot _ *from th Ru foot ie inst, Fa, RECOYERED nia Evie Hi po |i Sens "99 Cotton... wii ro b HOR Con dry goods rado Che ily Ba Huser, Bow’. yo Conte RICAN DO B31 Pry io Bahay plate, tnt on trod cor tie compa atten i 7 we Pls ha Ham! lies b dat abo fF 6 cn i ad tol il ks. (OC Sy gy Stocks i 00 Ya gs fr 22 ml RTO. at this Booy, BUG, ry Si inp 1 od dl wri CK AND ,000 that on seer ns ere: men 1 Any en bon 1 the vod peg WE Bai Fgecn wh LR had No. tt 85,100 ontaini vy PLIES org don YEE AE sa a” a. 0 31%. Flax... Bud t, pu WA luk dn, Be i7 TOE PAN IMD tim wie ions EISELE Cite Phoned ah duy ALN pt Pr tho pi nung A Fd Tat Bb Fowas 600 Jransf. oh SOPH es O44 iscolinneons. Pies. V ter, pe. atx ce 319138 AXD coger, eennes ad CENT. a Y BO PROY tain while 1h Yediiie un Ste Wr s GI'C 0 og thieves RINT jnnded i ul Vera WOY, property of Minin a 4 0. sees x 5 mn Mo OR ial A ry Sit pi ghe pa es a gh ni gr S13 Ral hy Wax ENE LIL i, SLE SEE to ed card avy ey ve sn RL SE ia} ao i ar Sa, Se] wo sod MAE bo iinia So mana oY x 00x me that woul is, of ent ved t e obser and 1 and ation ofl away 1 en by hin Sax lo 2 Botts cen ey tain God gaevass ive. ia ovens rs ne tack F i. Nia 628 f 1. FPO. fi ied yroposs! JE C tatio i OW Somalis i of cour 8, and 0 bre served Bd tol ed of the t y in cmal! v 8 notor Sayo 1508 Br ae vers o Wallkill a B canes "pe 82 I nut. of 903 1 Blt [A nr a aE Pe asa vs 246 for the pany will be Bik OMP closed of eit to Ibe n 0 exact se, 8 h ro mals ak fr also loo! or Cu theft w al! boat orion sin. Tt isd S. 43 7550 kill nulls Total... vl 07 044 ind 603,001 i 1e Fis! 4 Bo A Vas Eager UR.) mer whole of Ne SEY. XY p the thes requi act frou har in at om t! their up the i was lo 8 iL od i wy 7 GO! 0 dl... 4 Misoell RUM nt h, s HY C wens can or w-) rece! 0 war i of 5 a went wa Jacki a hit hl Todgu st os 1100 14 Nees bio 3 Li ier 0 5 Manuf. of a ahd ben, Fale vis rien LE REE wed pha F NEW. r. Ti to crit as i i The ATE 80 Mdicrs ir tha cup posible to nee th Deeg vy Thule "a3 3.08 Bae ns 10 7 65 api for. 9 wl C eae PX Ay inh 1: 4S yas ckerel 4 ii ano for $7.00 me RiDAY or the ET eritici Ms ky milit some in th it mpl Re 1D {he off a tl aii 1 il of engeet’l J 1300. oi T0 Adar ress Stee PT] OUD ae ene kgs VARS camer 69 3,235 Fl hd 4 Fras 19% 20 Ma erel dr Vis creas tered Jutunary an 1,000 went C Millie V, Oct orien. o o ti toneuf n and hi was ward for field, but "gs i prop officers er th have burl arte i All Con 1! 100... os ba 7 60} 0, Fx veks, Cotton... 4h Value USED. 19,858 Hoandery Ipegraseegirs RR) Pe ckere! 5... “10 12 tated busds CP we every Xa In 31 into py pS the pe Save or the 1 ut tay perly ae nt fronds vit Sand WB RLY sab. seuniei be 0) hd lr cee fray 124 gl7 Man PR pr u dock i aly orgies Leris. of 2215 T r bea pons nu ie July i a of ot H 4 Jha uh Rod he Ts (1 pie ry rep RU ben Th or 1 RIE ison 4 I "er Ay 8 SECON] il Potad, SOLE uf. of §200, alib ps... 525) hee Pm cane «RR Co ese bon. er atte he City 1, 1856, Bonds op “rion v 2s excel orl Wie atelod oj dat a ertuln thi an i Row eats 1 mL $3 Remi OND 3 At otal 7 44,313 nx 200,662 Sf 19% 25)8¢ ln, Dov 12215 Loan du are bonds, hed y oi N int dn wok oy rs te very 1 i ach 1m so Lana of hy 3 ined 1} Vis, Ie £ha t "5 of il River b 7 Gal vis Hi CALL J 15 the New.Y "iG Lip Pk ,662 oF Deirenirs, 2a15 Stuviap La 2@15 n the uipaw d, ww! ont ewe orest 7 aors. para he J A ery 1 ere bef more Wy, div or sk vy MM. HU that r Lor! Chin old "s ver 3770 20. ehts 51 Pu Now. York 1 761 aiimmeous. kes, V PPT doa) Toit 1, I.. Loa othe asi ced f a eid per davs la The RC we TR kina-8q Av Ol Defure am n of J oe La i port ah if ch U I 0. Fi “ene i ark- wYork Divo: won ul [y/ eae iB 28 Ba 4 @1? T pr t under wr la or Ov e brid coud, 0 Wes re sek square rable t the HA Ry a mt vv of 3 (ion of i Tunnel Ge “iret canara d pric plac ork esas Brae gd wie, ‘od 2: mel FB. +4 Jon gh iw ul be bri ha reat peta ather w igh al bas Ba ae No wuder pone oh AY A? ay) of No. 1 of 1} og wor, meld Goll oN rst National 325 Ho tom “1 the Dry Goods Ex. 23 $75,608 Chan Dry, FISH— QW Wh 7 dessert 100% SEE om tin a regh fog nan ASUTe juts vl a full d, 7ist pectio been oe No. 17 Lo ol t al under piop 30% Droad ay vv. IR La C old 3 American Nash wn day: followi oods E ress po 10.746 Sims, Ty m DRY. B wis Fh BA Liga prunived a a Spoctiiors Gib, an A cools Troi ed {0 Lo a: a oud nye ee 00) FO nes 3 Sheet] nn fh Raia dr WP Berns Compan Slat tim Meus rn eg wv wid or and Aon ti fom do A Ma (0 bo mci Vy ington Rp tas rae PE] a hess td 2 im... wo Goi 2) a Ving 6 ny A ng Topo: hae om 4100508 Crabs Hard A i oats Lo ie Vis, bb. 8 pi deed Ei] and ET. ms s wi g ther re none me or e thie oscril AL N ol wperty rons 1 0. %uB d PH HY, ~egigen ss RO h3. de, shed 2240 mosk 5 mul Nos. 4 Tels, 8 ard, 1) vee. 407% mt A Ir uh ET) A d+ SAM sealed ry pen conection i ad Ot will Yo revi in ot or® or tv 5 eve ihe iy fol 3 Ww Ir a Li} cae 4 an! Jur “ee 4 Shurtd en wulle 49 I Sime KE 4 1 ol THO ter, ETC. Fok 15 ny vr ad pa “iy y of N Jw 3 22-4 ir ews atte) tay two of vo ‘gC He no in olen. gv Jucoh fon d- tol Liberty Ge bi 5 a5! 1x oughs G 4: Print lags— 1g 2 of j and alibat, ed aoz. atl yste Pm 0 02 the san L KN ind of Ear New m, 69 sent th R specie and dr wer d of the we (unt r! ty wr wh! a Colt x sold 00 ys w Wun ne Warm 4c. obbers’ Had Sir LP In Goh £1 vs. Go i Hy X, foes tore News Ww at Homes egoen ed Rd dritis. x, deriviug OLS tity 1% aR 1 In ther od uni Bi Mo rozic senses hn chee sutte road Is He dock Bot ie ROW A. 100 a 5 erent or inf afar i pe {New Tom aa rug W love hand of ace Shun on pion B G&S touk Gold lOO r “0 Tickat ne oe. 40c,; I way, fi ess moked a Dl ina B10 Stow, a0 LAL ei rer, N ttn Tor. REL prim hors nee Ay coming hug whi NR X the y ou Git hoo old a Con® Gre: tripe Inmilton’ i An Lonsdal 240. Terrm a brash Saddle” $100 sanns oe Sttnbet the 15¢ ‘0 50 of tk a be 0 3 f A ct. 2 Aad, ed ba x owing a bt WWrie the a Teg 1 4 Hehe wi =A ton noskor o 3 M 2 LP 8a #3 io ber, on tha v's ix enn Tours Tou onl To on i ita A Rey ng hie hl RIT. WER "et BE ory 4 WN Yo “es _| 300 ego 5 moskes Me Wg, 1B Jo. ncke pled bel va 16 Sa ickle ock. #10 3] 125 nated ou who Now cent ond eo rived a y Infe ry uy, 1 w. tquare the ho fi rhe nati] WX Pfr pant 3 ikl] NY Gold 63 200, o. ry G 13 cag, 1 Bl 1B§o. Ho, Sal rel, Sal a, yeh Ma Salinc ed, 100 Ha% he Com the f Noveasbr outin n be v0 on Lf) i xi Let re y AY Mere oanpk 10m fr Tet w his r vile LT A ther prod yi of 4 EL ER on Told [1 2K... P< owrs Fite. b nckst “3 Fre Pe S t, Vv ki t, Vv X.754 bl bi i, Sm 10. $27 aotory te m rot cou n be and 25 elotn n. ty oo C Re Ratgn ow «2b ns-4qua wit! naliger flor Cad? CO Ld IAT re. A da and ates (Ng cans Bullion Ce i 14 0 Y s i Am tono R ema mok RB... aha Sum Se ickle oked we 3 @$s the Co rese, pon. pad a p wnt o o by 47 Re ompnin a Ly Regie iand. 13" a nare, 10 a, jock, 2 bat 1} of 4 1 of the d Le by it ti of 1 n x, Nt H ye old TI 50! oy A AH 14 0 Fark (Vor Macy: 18s Sunerio: Iver, 5c n, 17¢. v od, oe isa sop. Vv od, J aid ttae wi A ere Sn Tu Oot bn bus sq Towphion Infrotry Ried oil Bo Y hoe id Te proper J ising theers vorked t clad pw d ha B fondy Do (1 50 ne. Corvion. rest all merly offi BANE oo hent ate sah a 0 Shad, Binisoeenss Rak JOR ght to rej te 15th nl Sh es WA 4 a Vv thom. iy the ver pe Yor ft disco at po ce 1 0 i of vi ree 5 Ween 43. 39 The Soul ot d aa 0 WwW 4 Bo. TN Suntan to SoTL soi TAYLOR Jeet any, of A the iy FN hi Tegl i de 2 195 py kins-s eat A y the revel ioe la have the thi es Wa ARE 00 ai on whe Pank siness eponit. 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[4 Zl i Fy h. m anenerfl recived to ailing d (30 Jama io ox 0 bust it Fevi rounds AH Sixth Regime om. t at (ha staber {tx Gold a0. 30! Waa ron; 75 po it 4 per will SS Yew reaped ton Vo +i sived fling 3 of Po i =x od a «Ti three OW al at M avill mw ents of gh and Wie u 0 SL oe 4 Wi Ke NO 7 i OLLI cent. be ul may rpo r A pples ii a0! sion M Sinn Jidal6 reasu insti ie Tat irty TORK SPART fia RN to na dneol on, X de, ii oni de NL iy Juaits Lio 4 ystone BS 10 7 od 1103 Wlowe y Der ated Che nm 135 —_ Jat M fend Cees FT 6 ry. cult the of N or n Oct, u 4 bewit Thee 12 gaan the ariinl exon uy nder il, M Duis bet 3 he ni No ay Oa Hill 4B e Silver anand 8 1 ed Inte TOSIT Chestnut UIs ls re tvoeeltD ig of Nova sore (5 a neti The pped TRY ens 1 exo ily order M {tog 0 I on! 6 hers 0! La Cros iver a. ule \Te8 and eof abe AN anp re fun a I Rover oo” fio theses rou dogs wu ordervd 1 peisen’ Th red MONE Toit 5 3400 ol La Cross Ord on ‘0 Pa Caron sioenees 13 PE fi Cu MP her proxi could ese taree hn ee es” Tin NEY BR] iss 53. 56 -l roses Goll 1 rders an n thei wy hor Nes Ti al Ui JB. 3 HIS go 4 Tn ot the sevirnd days’ Jan Of red to at breaki Thee ww U A a ha PO RN 7 4 Ww JP oll 5 ment for th y port ir dail as ry ay Snel 3 Shears 0a 18 Pru A Jet LT May NDEBT T rahi v bor 5 co ofibe HOU bei ny cargos wil pari] gn ser 5 RY ALY [A 12 Bla "gq 40181 Ys cereus 3.5 wf 10... RE 1 aud ott s Pun of the ly ba Appl ts, Gt... 10 40 Per os CA B or and A EDNESS co nnd ov AN OVER i malt Br 1 Box Vora py will d biti ga fi pdb Coy tL R i AT -p K LT ¥ohia rs Bes ih I 56 om “esenas 5m he UsuL jer St ASE" 6 Uni pples, gheavsniy a5 R aches 1 aaa i] ouds and Iderme: S. op A rcmuror u gS 4 foc Se dou 1 (a yA an US rT Ih BID 2 4 i h Pain 5 Wank it 4 al cor ocks, PB ror ted cook Rh Radsin Ar Ta fo Co n, Se ym "ON ver Unite Hoo bess ret ed ina toi) Lo TW To r 1. Jey aton 3 1 So Ruri 5 Tv mission, Ponds 9 Bare of the tates or J pene ing, Sly what Cm foc dame oe pase Todobte w SF a sald fomes. 1) in th rr tw ALS ~The Lor w great "86s 5 oupon ip ad e-& Si XCHAX of tone a oh oe censanse 1 an! eh IY Gold vevarion Fine neh bask 2% BEKRIY ns ve drawin City, wok ok i was Ord cd by the DUB to es in the wd sal TO VTC The C cuties “000 50 It 4 oe p XR 2.00 i CP Sh 1% “0 4 0 nagat C 2 a——— prom s Cov ood do. et.. 7 23740, v8, vo "16a aan 1 per _—_ ih i Jotucd ented of fi gf ae e. fied po SH Com; er UV by Eng 0 Poke PrEdel oe To Ne 00. t Cer TH ptiy e ern r bush. v5 afl fe MIN I 7 raed nual cent wud ityrof cmt oud of The at 1 ree medal i, a Sho wry ow mon (C 8 fig 5 g hank g! ref iy, ould N| BIS a AS [Carnfal EM ii xecute p er bbl ush. 1 Sow 0 Pears. 1 n, Pm ay Me by th y, for th interes while fn Men p the past eleg 1 ry be s hi id wh ent fr meds oun y 1% $59 C AT Lcd v in rl 5 y ada Cog 1d 7 whee 235 y SHE ally re ARKE vd for burber Rt 1% o mw! cars de ein 3 mph e Cit o full tend 50. obls be use alt rook aut ave J 0 hav rom sdals eu 0 Cony 0 EL 1% 3 rt oper 70. It A A 4 ported ETS Cra Tics —rss sd 2 Cont Duct er oh 194 den is, Ten yofM owin payab! year b Di of the new kiyu Ci ful in ust Hse ret that io be Nn oy x ly oLIaeY Ni AM rn! sow a [1 Ae Ll I het for T Eo G hertic vi 4 Wa 5 omme esse, af 12@13 a puis, T us Cit ay 8 Bonds sable i ui Digiuon v hii wil b ty Uall desig: ‘Beom urned city tog UN¥ 114} Merchant oy I ov-Mave 44 ot Si "4 Biv ig 10 oer. D0 6 1 IRI no fore nnrket i ue Te sages, C EA 4 JROR... A 00! Do., oo IY a jesapiiin, ig os ou. sx sud C he City of 10 a oe ey Se ground on Thar Th pleted utely to 9 4K, ig Aris is’ Ba 1 1, y “a io Ce OND J «re D0 30 wd, 4) are fam od 8] firm moe, Isfbell tawl pt vara! Duc! ach b peck. 20H fom phis. 1 ter $08 Luby 4 Con oupous Mompl i Bri re; x parsda ey ands aN, LLH ank 1.0 5 119 Aon iy ihe POARL G5 CAN a8; i TILT i J la. ore peas io he oF bl evi Lic an 9 gaia 9) RT as Doe en i N powal id 1 1 BY ain N fi Ladi re 1 LL is ARD. 3 y NO ES fn ant inf ns With a Wik Oct. 16 Chico v oP in. na Quin ket Le, pe aes Loaves Too. Ovo tsi hid Cou) past he ad to ‘ill be 16 ne. ch are the sam y the dust wi BY 6s. 3 R111 0 n Pak i 5 cqpmy 4 ilididl £1 £Ey oF o free ton, i dy oS Aono 0. 1866 Vi RL 3% i hes. poi i y pd int ty ita on tu wel oF apientio fie y Mill orde ar whut’ aly Fim 21,000 Cong Mic csnaaltl i Aa i. 1s! bd Vil HEL. sons 740 ye Gol tied PEI Jam £0 al, 24 ards, ul sal wo, 3 ve, py 6 wl er peae 100. J 00a Ole or ple a Ton pons Pant past d orat cutio in the ut to hg Tod yaaa by The S the wa, (1) poy u sent "7 vy Ina LLL on Jet 5 LL casas paced ex, d lute state of LPR of ne 40x a mod ur I't Sitpiais ics al fldzet Ire i" veeaen ROCER! ch bask ot 2 We iy HE Teas ular: po. i ame, ue. Commit by ne hav distrity ituess Wd. Tt parade the El ccond U 85s, 110311 J ta! Ban Yous Sgaay 1 x N... spose 1 Opl ir. er sdvd god Hd Ye w. for rate d adelnl for ye Py ¥n un 05 3, ot 2 HW 500 PE STOO y wail yh U ap both ol RA i. the be. pi on Yeneuth ad DF 14) Me nk i Raa. o ite Se el anan] Bx} ig dunt 5 ave cl ces fo A ough es Sperm Aun ae Fre ommon Green c. “avnes $0 Jur IN the off ROLE Kio ot ly FD aly wc die of the) ni peat 1 An. 0 eg 80.1. Nat Ba 104 yr wu) he iy gle aT i Hl en y Bre re m oJ le h buy qniet ond d Ww mt. Sug nda i cvs va A wiCa pan. stl jee of EUM hs LDEY ty Cor wi Ad Pu dyn ot Hicien ers ud Ta med ng of wry day 3 5a E i t Band $4! is _ 1" I i 715 100 sees iT in I d he Lonel me Cowl we. fi eqn ar, br va, eu Yadi dle Seink 8 I'el the GO Fis o Pe] int bp the ESENT the tn a od sail nade f dals. he bo Gov, 1 000. 16-40 es) APA Shahan 1 tral wi c fio b) Ls In )..q Of J.Lo. 6 45 ‘a dem pds nt neo 8 pen ng part] or FP ote at Light own, 4 e101 RR, tallow, 4 81 0 lock the Compa MPANY RS of r ile ol i Liev EE he of nee ns, s ha then Arge rk and’ Tro: oN ou} 00. rand Ir 1 PET ue, h PW 7 80 hie Th aa) IW... 6 5 4 cori pnd A aon vial? In Bal oral Wi to Hpi Cros Vv I a Ber 7) oy Adi m En yo af EMIT i pony, No. will the T his, T fb od ise Rl baka fora de 38 heh a O Jo i rel whi) hh A "w 1 a Gold A Ba Ho “5 Ru peg Tu h Hoh Rise. god. in he are a sot ished od 1340 M5 12 Sdummatiae cn fy un REMIT, L wil bid e 1 ‘it FA ous 3 i 3 Cm Ax PEF Wilk end AR; “al AT A Ld ah iy eee 7 "He ul Mur I out 2 with Ln “ee nee masae,;.... fetid rl an on 1 ou oil, Poin will th 2, Wed: were A a Gr rt wk i 0. 20 »a bio [a Ch hed nb we 5 4 Ie i or ARREST 4 x Pl r 0 bio LY] at 314 rn Jab ee 4 fyi saves of bond. Ali Bang vw loaf. Jo pala he Pm oem .e wail] #65 rates, Satu to Gre: tp TH reny fulitwing Te ih Teimeut i. DEE donuts the Je... wall, XM Spi Je Coal 3 “5X N West “E88 1A I "cople’s G i oho wha, at Hl firm 4 hl Ne R} bags ther Borin a-ha Aang sae val foviun OS. 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BB AS for ns Lon he N y v} mmor, i ym tt Bt Weal Unie Be Gol 1! 1 arm a, 13¢ pe edie PX ry he fol ob orate ae oo TALL S— v Be J a. She golte ago. 7 sien Rah 8 vist ak ow is the inv eaof Vig Fes Unian 1 Tor big out. i of hg oes Gold 2 ele lo. y Ord nory bales wn wi ollow tuined ment Rib ronat. “ee P40 ork Ki wens 2a 14 MON Com TIO Aim V RICHT pany's aud officer he w nth our rv Rial} 55 Yul ron excit vital i 8.0K i Un wi Tel 1731 ih Gas Deine sm 00. ox pe a tw It hom tai Strie re sold ing a wd eo Or ronst cieaens eee 2D Tend ine cen ROBY of 12 DAT N N wi AY, mz I ed 2 0 wa we sel 01 gc wit won i 1 3 D3) 5 ws an Cath LLL asa vi a aod «i Pie a fo. WW: t lo a1 re i} m- a Sag op 2 ee oy a i IND x i iT Fine Riguss od prestige, ac F took citer the ron Lou all a. g mach NUS x T 2 Wa! LS KF) ‘os 40 Ae 13 «0 suidr fekin “we 2 do w Mid uing he par Clu rib, saad Loa ard wins bo} 35) winch ve 5th od 2 ww he VORK wom il belo bh: Rh wen, ar awa 18 #0 AL ti 1) side 8. 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The it rofl pared present th, it i Wer. 0 er 13, 2 Ni 0 1 Ma a wore RA after r il of ulli wen t fA ut ter, ceipts n and 8 houl Fn cans LT Loi conn wenns RaW HA 1), ew 3 i pt in al its “A OEY pk jt. An bar Jo Rs let jettak C0 BIL remd arket r scl RIDAY OM privg 0 fi 15 f 7 Fou n pri Stat 1 on ¥en a SM OK Bll cost wend A AY DO he 3 ond 0 re at a a! port of eof Tare beh 0 Wo wna Ss blbh 2, Lon jo} MO y bi 0 Nin Ay, Oc Ohlo: g WI ow Fa or On 110 ily DR ie Laried ag @m ais Law yA 84. yea of 3 y Le M1 TAB, “es 14 WIP it act yer i ued g ot 14 t If Lh x $127 Lien d rdin 00 1 —_ ade DY of the Sal gr har hG VAST 3 Com ait oa Joss ings to 4 Th i pean r or J Miss P New 11 iat "5 eliv s for’ st 19 19—p fick 2 tN Slate ry for io purel Be nied Has ong “are @d0 EN A) NGS O yy t TA jou erie 4 JIN Pre! 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POL J Sh ns ny visit 0 Clic oi ie 4 a 0 a 18) no fa 04 hi New-York Cou rates. The for Comm Family raga and diate ad binpds 4 Ring Puta %y 2 Fo i" pata drawn at hth corner of J Bes po TA Th i oe. Hod Ee. gt Hi i beste d per it stocks ghas i2l Co which fairly iv to Flr Hh ey wo hd Ohio, ben v) errand a AND 0a i i Te ns Fa Restores. ere a Regi ers N ext, N i been: itatio 0... int 1,300 119% 20y,.,, ul P ‘t T cent wire At J was fir rly he for Tro Ad fia WT, vin F os at 2584 4 Bxtr A al, Vv COREY "30 3) W LY" 3 20 i tos bh rel x Com oe ih Ha a Ho... is gs: and be 7.0 old alli th als rm Y tive en Itiv few lous $14 AX 18, Mallard pul ee TT 35 R Rank sane aso for NY is O33 veaee t, ont rial Con -In eo N oxaAL sat! A 4 Tak Lar KR on Ve a Rail 7.08 520 n der e Stock 0 ith a sales nd Fa Lore nl Fy! 0 is mod Sid 160 Fowls AN PAN asl 25 Rico co b 2 08K Ee aod gros Ab 3 Hl of «ll Le Sth ort-M Sop ew ore, Oct mer] hn *sesane 4M y eh char way wor 2s 1 nand. T Lx bo nur 3 fair br of i,8 wily oy Coun bbls. ler a S tor Bu 5 A puir I 25 Part rds ww. 2 al married wi oh 1,00 Sa ig oul 2x wi aa a ann 75 for pa a ugh pepo Khe Gs of on. f Kai a o in he 8 "Rye i 802 1 sive, ghia. v H Saar 3 Rabbits, ree TBE 03 pia gh yt Io x und sy be witb paw of t detail gt at ded nber v ied at 1gede wi HH hl ws oh KX BO RL on he 1 con for rose 3 18 Fx and nger. new and for Al 0 for re ow <8) bbl re dT ton as. and $13 0 Mor yn Baden Wa Plove s patr $1 5 T3a8l v chi AL DB BE Ht ld oa roid Lo leant nd Py 2 rders of Quichs 0 {35 fs 520 C AND: mids en Oo per Sa 20 Bank st Stat 4, and dao fo Layers det, Ww bls. at 8° ne i In $10 +4 Pige ibe eh 25 Sap Y. i... Spe n 5 ia 4 ey IW om. vr Ty end fe A ar ste ent of parade. fri oo pid o ow ver k 7] Th 0K. oup RES ert 180 tt. KE ad at Ares a bo 1 TRAIN furs TY be Ve quot 3 fi whi tex a Place qrel. fore n 3318} onct wal ue A wi bens for d hegel the pilvates pu NY hk. Nis 5 oe pe” Chi ii 1% ip 2 ‘rie it 92 no nila ar; inf N-TI nye for des at $4 yw Bint cal i keys, unb, ag a! low edn 26° viogive agh to Executes, speci fhe y. N days, go: an yj orde oart eat, Cal. b w 1X Centra Ok f, 120.01 a0 «111 ie. N Chie Hlis per cen U8 cor Mari materi: ities eros dy AY Lie in Flew Cure kv Wplior 40 for yly wi THT Ib po orn lg, Of... LHe SAAC their estilo ar pal LB rely. es ote PAR Be mit red io The Offi Geo 'F. po nN! res J FEF Wo. n.d Ll N. WwW cago an nois Cer nt; Ren n pare 1poss 4 al the ald Ye dali at al ma (1 va ts U are Yur pr 2" ep pair 500 g Sun, or. LL. as W Fi ive the He a pi Nr pghieg 8e oka pry Vn SEE ri oH E caves <a 190 1 ie in fes* 7 J hi a ed ps i el Xi i: Y ein Se I Si Hl ah d for wed Jowes ket 0) iol Qj. ull PE Lin ting "si an Quai, in, gray, on bi Soa: 3 PR Sati, Kk. ‘u. yocsrd, mast oth R a te 204 woo Ar LL ones 12081 0 x0 Cries UR dr ENWT RIh3 A §y UII 1 West evel Michig erday Spring £1 03 nine seed sre while ery tro nk iia, 4 x, wy God Kray, 3 0 Vi z Rapti Court Tao nd op th i tee Co yd Ur oretock 1K ul Hy i NW "1 HY nd the ort W emo: and gan 8 Y White 17.8 y for d tom onger i noo quiet a n, ols, Ned ih ples SLES do 10213 AA gig rue ug abroad order A Adjat orde is reyl ork V ad grt igor Oct. I Yim ve HO ed perc: 0 200 cada ref prices y Pre ne do. P and P uth. the Cant bush Inferie illers in sym J and and wa abbas A y x Has ASTER. Pree 2 da go Ri re r {row Cian te rof wet, louie tee will kending ‘on {et Wi. ries, 7 {Oe tees of the ferred 2 I'L M refe ittshurs det dian s h. Am ior the si path choloe an. Red Arey i. rd 25 Pu ley, 0 ow n LW x EE ddr we F wil yi evo 3 sic Bi A nesses el jo. ANY Wi Fis worming or SHivighes ul RE pri oh Ha cod nt 0, Suse ats "A ip ual t rot yy Bae asnsan 6 Pe; ipa Bune i NE. we pk by vi 0 ho 154 jenera mere ok Exo vd “hp ro” hSo& Ni ht Aor fT sn Nott or dy ceond he b rf Were or tl nd St J x pr 81 18 a bb ho ok arioy $1 95 or Na 50) aif Ti oft pes y Be i 3 ox tL 1 a resident i 1 {LY 153) Pa) v y ne 0 Pu quiet for ond mot is m 5@83, o 2 Ins Cele WO Wd 8d) r J, aes 6 iM. i S1315 ry whit, A ii in bis red ut 1 tate Cann” wo. y Nind hb FORT wl jor Fol! 108; *8 Board ulish feeli it paid call ul fel Fea noth 168 of Two #1 29% Ny TS i, nn Chlcagy gy eer an buue Boones 621 ATZRBY UF sss Li, fatal K Uwe f his Brigade, a CO he Bite N=" K. ow. van O y 4 Y PR re 0 1ained the celin aid, bu the el fo etiye 0 a) Ro _— ea of active W500 Magy sagy. P bo oh eves sam, a" Ly ach 111. 6 F ir wr Was ha, ey) Com runki “ol. W- ate off: he fl Vib 60% Nise i Wee oti very mark gn tl extre rOld pale y bu wed St a2 of and bus! elory ack sie A p bits a as 22 3 Axia) RuIRT, in, 8 wend ng all Assan Ward fects ollowi rhe ow t! 10,0 ties Ce gral Jwd C ..120 clave I slr ol wi no de ve mar me wan! Chie les oF 4 push. St State; for bush is bett hel CO Knob, soup cee 240] hil pens K., LA0wiR LEN Al x, ps i S, 4 ou ry A othe: C8 Comin bem un ra ng Use wn had et RL lure y sellin ung. us ste gree rset w bros oe, ar go 62 LY at Bar anda 1. KE £1 °F, orn b Teh. on 1 Bw alison i aa Li ge PARC doer ws M. G y ex” tr Col mand Ltr iport- S fis 19%] L.1.5 om oe reel 1g at No ad aba was po wl 650 rahidhe hus $1 Ry. We fo Chic doi unel eh. ry Aer eerin 0 os na Hi a vo: wt Bg ir Bu rly of a loncly WAL Sp Ly m1 Coupon p O'CLOCK 4 Mit Si iy 1] The yysmia w and ah Wore and Salt At the pare iy of 11 tor Ko Sa ht ww. tut 1a Fd wid il wars cemans Ra 3 Rast oad 5 1CA Pate oy Frisia riven 20d AL th CO a oe Sn 00K dy cheuns 8, nd i i vO ews plo 3 w Stats, Ry for s are yi Ag a 12 on pockc. Dra, x Rig a Ab 328.1 y e. Da 1 Re 10,000... 0 Co A Lis Ag a Io was EL UA ib Hi kim Sh is very ug at 513 Liomnon Sw call fin Ahbush, at yo se 3 Hr Be pat Shasta v co) ih rcos JE REE a A Damime, Ww. in Ar dD rigade com he 12 LAANY vt vw Yo Uv Le v( li iid “2 erred ipl, 33} a! 4d str anger id, Th ver ol $l 0) foes che t and i w do. owsl 18 otter a or Ol Jofia Lec he Aisin Bycrees ba 6 Sax ack, Ch...orr. 13 t po IT MAN Fy vi igada, do In andin h TY 3s Om x) ISfs Sp, Cenl ik SY 1 Bab addy; 01) B dab ous is st y osing for W wekin a bet! and #1 3 Hfor( and 1 d Mil Lett 8, 4 bu Bern RL 8 ge T} bunch @35 -P IS rope (if au insio WisiQ g ie fiend 1, Tay 35.00 SL LES 1%! i tral K NW i: d Ry Car y sell ock is 1 AS at 81 0% este the er be Wad: a Ww AT ue iy I ia 0530 abe A bes wo Be ited pil: re ad ~y Nat y Ne v, US w aup 4 200 eens yt wr r i ao. P i Q i nton quot nt orl h Y—-T 02, rf MI ome ut qni #1 32 cat ete lon he jn 5 a 1 nln f rau! $1 wy 3 C y gods, w vin fone tre cticw S fig 5) p. 65 8 ri om Mh vef 5 ref uick Hal ation prese 250 L The and 81 ixed i trade (niet for 8 ern 8, P a P40 uly te pased 83 a ER HN Ie vin hus ou the ie A tered Gus 20 8 5) Co 11 Aa A BLE he la erred silve od; 8: Ohi ot. 1 yale dem 103 in st sal at tl state, C in lu oa unui. Ba) phaact In quar ch. 3 8 RS Nd y oc hv ow had staff au! wr f awd 20,000 20 Coy’ ttyl eer. 1198 Ma 70 4 Ii N y r, 9 $3: C hio te, at §l and is asl we i of he of Com A all pe ene wee 018 wh, P inch usd a3 We) ALE B No) of the Co comands nu fed ie rom the 0 Miss Vian! 10. Loh, bo son R i N.Y.C jo jai umbe aud HE ofl 10 go wi for W 10% of 167, ose, t) N ektink CC l—— 0 Suuashe pred 10212 2 BBIN BY e Col il prom Bui relu ne Com d Le San 8 10 Miss nn {ONS Hai b PFW 130 E s iver, IX Centr BDL; W Ww; M rland P ot! MPN for Rpoiund Aor #103 1. x bush wel tri v aA ry Bowbor NE, od) Ol INS SLAMELS 13 Big iepaidie in. om. Jert s 11'Cen Ri Fad i Ww &C outhe 1a al, 110 estern ariposa re- her kind Tani! pp, the m n nnd for dos at Mint {ius gt... a pL i. fn WAN Be thls Li tho Be TS 90.000 «a. I fo entra! fy toy 4 Li rm, XW 147 {all U 1 HIDES nis fi gi uu ark Yell afloat, C ra x ad a3! Pp 0.060 q wii 20 teforuntes NTE 3 oN Srecu Huavgr hv Se 43d a ata Delaw apt hal JO, 0 4 Tole wd Wa hi R 9%; E pion T 1312 rice Toa mr rm d 31 it fir nw. itron M neh qt... 2% a0] IRENA 2 art... 230 TON boy T D o __No. 3 h Ww. sp ent yelaw ud an yl sesuee a, Sk) cledo 0 and Pi Woy; cad Erie, KX cle ices; a There nual and Wu rm; nl i ik SY Turi Bs iG Ri itl NE 54 Ne 1. Napxn anrxns F u. Invixe wal, ph 50. ple CIC 4) A e Pills 17 Wo we Hyj@ 1: Pitteh Ilinoi ing, 115 Kj af graph iy X gaits hrivios ee in fair d #1 00 for on ea gee 2230 ripe pid wes 58 3 Fi ta ba on a SN reo 40.0 n Divison Agjotan Quicksilver ogra Mra: W Rca Rock Tey Slja 120}; RK urgh, Yj is Centr Walid i Hud. cn ut "Yh RR Tit been, FUEL emand, at retail oi ep ae 12.290! rd peck une pci. fgets X HAVEING Ci a wi and Sas ths viel "ol, W iff 0, 0, Ew-Y N t-Oen 200. ver v«- 100% 4 Noi Lig RE heen mE sland al}; ock Ui1§a9l} al, 126 Michi rrene “Tie perm I er m 109 Ve 8, en q ronl Ww tow, rn Aksass 403 2 k “i Cl yoadw Ban oh a, i. 9.0 i Yon, 0 eral West Unido aa North in fwhakee 1 Ww i N Islan 3: 126}@ chi SX eurre onde, 41 1. a 1 o., gol A oan, fuel, uart.. BUN Kalin, 4 43 gen a0 EAST imma Co, REL was, crest 20,000, wi seudo Ty Oct. AN 3 st Union 1 my. es West! 1) ee at ayne, Ii orth d lev 128 gen fr rs Cit ney: 1. 1m WwW doin Id. Coal plit wnt .e.10 DRIES, AA ‘as ve. Na place. in wlable LON ITS: h By orce: of or Ak hy 1 Hy 2 woe 100 uion 1 Bog, Pane ext HN “ars sr Ae] 1 1- West 1053 a cland Cle om 20 are firn y hwnd 1,400 fl 180. at oi ot at Ce hard, vb de ious K REET Ha ued b in NDON Non H oc of vo PA atk. 8 i Ss CUR el 0... 5 wir oy, 8 Janse sansses Mone Yjalung wtern Po @108§; and T ve in S003 Vand in 12¢.. Fa Logi) yal out fu’! Soa hard, bush Aabnd 404 650 Focus qt. 0 y Bb he {Busse Mess ll A bed Frommas 13: hs ent are L past raves a! BN EA Cy RL A a y isin referred i Nor olede for No 1" wo, net fair yun ork ci wo i gold oney o tun a ub hl eal Coals the or ues voc =3 Call Offictal, n, hh ann Tx Lad nO 0 i anise Bt re on good abu th-W Y 1 0.1 A gis ti 0, pe r demn oy. ity Rio Gi d; Clow Ppt oR hott! Club Bean MO cites to UB B. i om oy J i regi ne Ul irl yry- hio La a ME St oN iy deel ndan 15} este ATI Amer rm An wth nd Yor Steer alo ver bottle wa 0M tile. Sagce, 1 20 RGA of EU 0. whl be ATES Ww. AME Asp poo bel comun ft) 40. Miss XN BOA} AW) St Pad 2 scl'dath loaned tan #75 tern, ont! IS-E ican A tn de and qu home s, 14] A 1 bottle: hy 027 B oof CED re appoi yon Bry Ao Ouions ents tinand wh 000, s Cer D OF 100, Pual 1 62 at b pe at 4 pply at 1; F 1] stern and £72 wnand ality Ou ic, SC w Milk RR bt. -_ EURO FrAB ith old ky Drs l nd Df vod 0.000... bi INY BROKE «al rears ref Exc! r cont per 5 per ort f LEAD 1 are Frau We umpti ee MOR kh A qu Ln ng a “3 polling era 1g he GAIA wd Pivisig id Rutland 3 bio. anc Contr (ER EO A 7 ian 80 cont cen ror sl Pl SHA fof hire ion, at" H i5 yd LL fr and i ech? the rch. io... Sarl wi Voy i 5 ul 3 AM, seeiane rine oi firm M oud a gt ue ell. with yi up. g is frm; Ain fo Seach: at $50a850 50 to oy. Jah. Pee sod, SLL NRY uses and a aud tis boil indaiged ng of G quent ok a 1 ho rt 190% ie, G0 ds the fHRowi er werci x, nt Rocka 0 mand, A not he m Oor KN 4 Ny ankere i ga TE lit gs Hii a io um os, ai ia; os 0); poration vk il Na shan gotg am ris olf gain intra no WS 00. 4 er tending “e 199! nie pre als in 2 Ww, pr e ‘n 8 th yh FEV Dr fe 2 kr, i a snd hors Eo Se Sw BANKEL S 00 ak vison, bot rol ry 100... a0. w top Terre 3 0 North "We winb i An y long y pring prim m, ome ote Boor as boo Lum sal droat eS oi ja je. thor yostcniay the ely d Ad oni 1S 0 to seniori hoy) nh ire- 1 hans L810. 5} 100 Torre 1153 TR eK a urg twerp, J 5.214 comm o bau ir st 2.1 le u the ally are oh P. ca of 2 oli I a ay ema a 0 ne all 2 wae Ine] t Ml exee th t of tes, 0.. vans ig 500T gh Har 1] x RA 4 114; ol ban py A 25.20 orcia! ke 1 Dost “0h grade low aski ery ae 2,000 ling st. Se Ls bel an th and'w 500 0 en, “but Jun alla e y COW brig 3 is the of ran tiled Ww hos HUCCOSS, Smi La pr ol, Ww p Hel 1 J sens a tH kors' vijeh WALH P 107 from on, 0 hls. C 8 is and m ng an etlrn I” viz: va ow th oy W hat sR with it o yea a 9 ad. aan LU] wt kk. tw HY hata of friends, ith Parma) pe 1x) er Wes 455 L000 AAR 4 784; 1 rank fc Jb 5.224; aris, {eo hhds. Balt n Now- ‘uba reatl odin aly late) verstoe Lt 0 n ul ean Le Int ere lo sal at Co M and ou ds Es +0 andidat that The b 56 ‘es 10007, 4 i Berli it IF Swi ban 8 time Yor nse Ee nnee for chon ked igor 308 es of st Wo are ge pa Srehants, Rs in SwCTRITIES for Jor ion ra x y. Joa) and popular 200... rmale¢ Hyp di 4 le A), ass 85 1 rlin bank i Am 58, D0." kors' 750. t. K re, 0 kane vad le vol 287 be p m dead un of ombi last ook noi wed Banke TOCK 2 dedivery, und Lis en. 8 fe to is tion in “Wes! acl Fatiel Se 30. 5 L300. 4¥ n Fr bank nkors' stordam 0.23 5. i itis n cout do, UC ules. Ou ar wf utt .m stoc ned M at this K Live a 1 80 p apsenys ors’ 2 and on pri it; 4 u 0 r kT A on. oh ek har on and X¥ BONDS fs i a Ev Vest id iu Hi id Ct id gy 21,000 sh. Ce 1 Wail; Br Fie Hg wa bbls. fy fhe 1 tat testis marke Tle Rg Banc sie ts he didn i AD 00 the a pol thro: ior of the Ede I Nr ia) TW... 30 8. ush vgn Bremen, s', 40 ny 8 leans ms, 31 aL Mix Soe cattle OM ple part ithe 4, heay un o 2 to Sh ib t es. TI fied itieta 1ghou bed popul rest his #00 crm UN oo. 904! AR 18 To Lo Corn gome n, ban toc TOI ne 0 hhd po t to ol, are rs, Ne are the have arm vw <4 to check a he pony amon a t the r of of th H i 400. uf 4 Cui &N,V bio 19 Flov ndo at 4 nts to kers' wie. el price IES The Ww crop, Dem sales Arrive ling numba uituble fi HI apenia Ne y oro CH claims V8 g them s Dirk all 0 er o —_— YoaX.W 10. 4 6d ir at 28, u, 30 d., an Liver if he osing fi sare dec m the th Arar, of J35 sulo at We ra of th or Lhe ely bri rg arowied CH 3 Ey aheTutety of is 8 on ognized 4 4 es nnats sens an. Jr 9% a T L000 qd 4 poo or, W mm Ad arket st of per me 190. in Cow ret ala ho ited in eo b with valu ire, ore excing a, hid youig 1 «43 0a... Be n and duro "To Aum, Co Lio Jol jet om of 3,00 cot iio the nin bes for. Syd Te the se oh u wn at marke Baithen ih free with 0 o wt wre pushe a B Le vy Wor Nov, A 3 an. b1%m 5, e 0! one 2,000 ’h oll and $8 Ro a N los rpentd whicl oot nce the pial Steers 0 at 14¢ Ri B NTS rain 0 Cor i [ey a 0... Sie: I a 4 Pilar w}'P Pid 70 pe to Roher with Ju Cotk for J. Pa pee or Ls 1 atl 0 0 i Br in Tow 1s Ena cost a ee nory an on a ves id is it pur we Onn rts. elr sa n wrenean 0. 100 1 I) erp ,700 bb rolet LH paral! 1 is 0. 1a I'S vO an 0m me lot 80 fa nt all. weigh lost oly bo tin oo hi Co RAL _— ed yostrday ye 100 covet Rl] 200, mo ex-dl busi at 6s ls. I rs, with m at PRO ard 0 ly qui lower nd 1351500 d bett arket sold 1 of v tds ght ia ne A tin the 3 SELL in ERS N b poy Onney ARBRE and 00) Jp ‘b0. 22} 400... a riod 1 M 1,586,823 ness of atrole Co 5s. og Ex ils 4 ot, but Ww pox oh hd BOOS het} i rn dren ak igo ing he a o i EY dl da. ov No. RABI Seats Lago de L WA 30. 84 Clev Tole! Mil LS ceed 1 8652 823 65 the um fro mn at 5s wos y for bo ib 1a Shalt ot $1 "e gad Jul at tra ‘Tar ined aud all weep We pork o Cows, of w i“ Sols: opo- MARKET os de bd hi gues ~The TARR AL Ady 83. Bd 400, Toledo e oH shi Sil” 1; Bal or Cu Sub-Treasmry m Phil ver quite 0 th imm ore has Ya $i, no A hy quiet nh So m pot end, or ob Steers hou or 2d aov AA i ident. hd t-Col of the “Tha.gepenl Y, ils Or; Yong 08: 0. M OPLN pp ex d 100... aul 0 The ance, stoms pdel- A xelted cdiate been an portau 1 5% i butehers Any dren quite lose "aud n n BE ps dell do p/ (rr Goon rigede jaal af tape 16, 1600 h& Misa ort BOARD sae lonid J TT 7 Chica 100 1408, $16, wa 3 for ful prices a rw aotive t chal ish wt: 1 wi A) to as bud wl Helder, (hin ay pis ibd i TES Pp A o to rye Hatt Com 4 apt, Livors 1896, 10.000. or on Savi 6 here go Tri y 408,262 000; 3: Recs eT $53 ure del ve ad ard de dem goin possihl only Aree wi ut tl Huis A cco IRM NT ALL DE 3 tho a Fas Bul gimttas ah By 000... T BRO wo Navigati an th ribu 80—Gold P the sa ive vanced ly end Jossitie y 60, jurgases ate Yow 5 tle, BAN RIPTIOND seins i CR ra Perr pe ch Wetoein Notes, $130 ad CEN 4 ioral A tor Pork pri hy rite {lots rs DR ol ge COLLEC NT SECURITIES, died rete ing 3 a re iekaily ich 0 N Chie Aly Sod Seuput tial vhanfe y $150, 7 yar 1 regul wh do. bbls, bo. Juurket aT op tay te f Bot soiling at Tanta AND ONS fuyorsble wd ing tor he ha i phos ha 4% hwy as Cre ickeilver 300 No 1 ol o& ens of y. De whil the n the says ,000, Tier 1508 ith nr, ATO or all ¢heo lose on the u athize old at gat top pri CER CAN MADE tere other urls Rng Das oe Bri er 204! $Y 0 N tr 2 o it Ww t H a ree X a8, 80 ro wi ube! i wv... eros dot ani rd LE Io Ni) ry Aus Arpt tite ri wisi el RT ail Ju, Kanon: Wie Wowte a pr TE fy BA ATIFiCATES OF THROUGHO RECEIVED ih be Sama bo pro and orn ovens 0. 0} fa 8 2600... eens 50} ¥y of re on and runni er Soa re e os ve. Boot prices 088 ix RU 3, wi etn] ecel ve ani Aw B DE i oi. wl ah coudinge, id A... 0. 55] BOD... s 00}! £0... Br 7" new we su 8 leh ported of th ntirel Lard torn $19 501 sal at 80; wit »l the pts ba i v VEIN POSIT THE ge Ah Ciel wade iia w fod 8 hae vonertl 0 coo 90 B00 vss X he Ci roantife hero is cost riod o Cit y of a is only to arri Hams wah of 80 io NE aia the gures vo bee dooll J GH 188 UNITRO aa sgl ron ids ot hy and vf Fo veene 810 55 Wan, ba. 4 600, omnes cee incin aceoun an inc owlin he in hai 102 retall in ve. pre 5 fo EW.Y w. wel n ning OUSE VED. Cm iu he Fok nbs Bruce Mj BI. ba. ol ANAL aankers nati G an. ineroam 30 Kime 03 alee, B modes ie pro quis q PR. YO tee OR BI04. fiuing 3 priory eA £1 rs here. To a 38 Gin i #5 X ao we 53. 30 io met nrg fA ustly, arf demand or Mi risooy Se Jo poy: WEEKLY 0. or god 10 ur Rite i io Fonds, wt Udo Clov 94 of, hie 3 3 0a i @10 good odnesd ob the 2,50 one in cond Stear a Bovha a H ph po won Tei Sad juny vy, #4 No bl. to erefore oney un cen demand A yb te 500 bbls. Mess x not 300, pack u— are Jnsta ug more h WiHLIS'S Ww op RNE 0 tga Joi 4h To 1a oy in wrt tals Lo 2 romarks: Ci aii, 3 cu Keil io [6 Ane khiey Op Reson web J cone TTR OS odo ex re er 1 ut loa LW 20. ices CLOG tors ha i IVY WW G Few ey x dy bord yo 83. C he purel six per ns. he an Thich in pre Jalihiod A bi ota Kori have GK =a ts od, and howeve (ter J ig have sltgh ured creased roof tod Ti ithe AND N isnt hha: 1204! 4 Tar entral ise WA, ar a illo, an thy o do bond, era ard wan dull a fuit bul upon rin prices the advan Saget Astin} ay AUD NasAU oe BG Toi tebie ie ex d x... StP snd f 5t un on tis, d pr ition cnns is do. WaT jo. or, and A ara p~ oes JO! 3 aki can be of ced ent ty, VERNME pA LTS, ELT NE) Hh Union Nor “es th people and the Huds John's P prime ino sir Wefned va bag” oor L Du us he nominal of BAght; 2 signi on 0 realised, choles ir Lyi Msn ENT nA x, New.xo o woe JOFIC M... vigatt: J we mer on Riv ar Jp r 1C 1 8. W 380. 16 ket Dats in trade ved ge in io hig ge Ant c VEN RK. 4s Rad sot oo fouls api Shanta River road k by th Jupet worth Jeo The tua hia. Cr rE, Wand tol Is dull Bet rice we a i shiny feel come ro OMPOUNT ake 188 Loop 0a hand 100 Is I i" ato fr Jd the t 80st sis o N SE of not arkel Crude. pte uni as or. bulk: conn 008 W 800 Liv r the hile Ww WAITAD orders for led 7% e onti rude op regard ew-Y iy joo. la fiom, Oc i) Wy oe for fret one io Yu nu uth Ee, do of last ted, oxo inter 83.1023 unter it, b ing on of the raleulated od by rai ork Xo old and lover Se but w t. 1 are "oil r a predi last ver gut an hing 8 foun dud not week REAES, N 8 Th have sold this P city to be wa ough Flu new ed ls fl o hear of 41,506 b 'F throu tion th LL st port de a sea coud ook 0 Preside Bt their Burks wd Parties nefit oy gulch at ox Seed io th rm and w ob eulte bis. vere: bu at we Cala wing wich of ly yot i the OTICE is wT $C of the Lirio ki et Whe i; HOWIND 6 L Lymaks Bad 8 Bak alr do les to-day ever, our up Liye ur opind fa vd In Paves Su DANS y Bax BONDS, a’ Liles co ave t g real do. rem gold Ba m mand e fail oly of h on, AY ies OoRxX, Rely rtain he rig! SUGA als quie 0 TD at oh Jail 10 wee rphus good Hops sal wor din sy Nd de iod in the 5 voy AE bar wh prie tw TF RST t an Cul At 2140. th at aun foe qual h vent ow- York of of t Jo as iu y per well mai The d d oust y hoa {4 so wo the on enough to Be endent Cty i A fi pre a, Dhots fo Fe Shh faowil a carry a Soha GISELE rec fir Yi or I’ old anled closin aw nomi ing W Io fo oF Re AT at h, TALL quiet Fico, a h 20) hia Sugars 34 al at Glo. i beloy the their Ee Jill bo hich dual sot itt in City of 4 a LU t 10le wl 950 ars 4 to 10 good v me An compe 78 Ms Yona wn p as ili at Sy {ie Barked ng {ale and pri orelg erie nat, L& preset 1 3, ied Cary n tx yours for six i Th ie ee ity lhe Te re ESE 4] still vorv d ut by Sub a “4 1866" Americ pis for Yo. for that bes ption sod so bo ull and hen io Le- w= 19 REC hb sade. week pon end 4 A ton |S ry or srs, S0 NGTICE lhe: y ERNE se. 60 eke Olen TS oy Oh tly an ne. jp jerebr EER SE d, bush. ih ash. W nisk went, ATP, 263.» to 6,00 tye, 3 heat 122 cit "fA an, by and that the bli 3,433 b FAIR bbls. b Jteuterien [a isbn ie Pel ushi, 18 hus Corn ou i ot oA vleuin. Barle h. Ci sented, tata siz The An She Cis ol i orn, in, ew New: 11 pigs Foes with rotiutiat are de Xgl hy willbe h fu She sige 1 id, within it tos Of Bereof, 7 tha ed wl x years ota suid opel BACK Cov will for the bavk, conse t redew date most be for o he pion hereof. oo] «WW. hat char and pa i «BU woos withy UY LE the La Sageriuteadend

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fi HY, VERMILYE ©O., BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT STOCKS (OMPOUND INTEREST NOTES CLOSING PRICES. NSW. URBsOcfohel 190, 1848. Bey June, serssassnas Juig, Ten seNsseney Tolar 1. Novea, 1804. [sa August, 230... 0000 HTN G2 Noto, 1eé 805, fine BOWEN. HANKERS AND BROKZRS, No. 54 WILLIAM-ST,N, BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ©OLD, GOVERNMENT, and ull other SECURITIES which are dealt in at the Stock or Mining Bosrds, HENRY FITCH, EDWARD E BOWEN. op Bane DEpaR: MENT. ALBANY, Sept, 15, 1866, OTICE is hereby given, that, pursmant to the yrovisions of chapter wi of 1806, the Notes and Certificates of the Bank of Orleans, the Lewis Conucy Bank, the Reciprocity Bank finch ling the c lig Backer ‘aHaber Bank Sih Yates County ucatputaied Fund Banks], will be wed at Yeo) CENTS oN Se DOLLAR, on presen at the k Department, for Years from the dete hereof, Gu. a W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent. Brar# or New-York Bavk DEpanrest, ALBANY, Aprii 26, 1866, OTICE is hereby y given, pursuant to Chapter 236, Lewd of 18:8 of 18CH, that the circulaling notes tw the SN PANE of the City of New York, 3 bakin riatiation located in the city of New-York. will be REDEE R by the Ruperintendent of the Benkio De ment, on pres ytien ot the New-York State Nations) B City of Albany, six yours [row the date hereof. aud vot thereafter. The oolstandicg circulling notes of the raid bank must re- sented, s+ aforesaid, within wix years from the date hereof: all wotes which shall mot be 4 for redemption and payment within the ime thus epecified will conse to be a charge upon Khana Lauds of the Superiotendext for that Rurpoke ApZ8 lawbin *W. SCHUYLER, Ruperintendent —_— Dividend N ofits. Tae AMERICAN BiShaNGH NATIONAL RANK, w-Y ORK, Oct. 19, 1866 SEMI-ANNUAL A DIVIDEN sof FIVE PER CENT. free of Government tax, on the Capital Stock of this Bank, n decla od payabieon and after Nov. J. The trsnefer ®o0cks will be closed frow this date sud 1 reops y on the 2d Noveu ber, WILLSON, Calne er. DR ULLION CONSOLIDATED MINING COM- PANY OF COLORADO.—A 6fh DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT will be peid upon Nov. 1 isstant to stockholders of record of Oct 268pavsble 10 Stockholders of HEoston record at No. 19 Lindall- and of New-York record st the Office of the Farmers’ Loan snd us Co. 1 26 Exchange place, that city P. WHITNEY, Treasurer. fIHE EN TRAL RATION AL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, New. York, Oct. 16, 1066, AL a micet- of the Coord of Dizcotors of this Bavk, held this @uy, a dividend of (6) PER CENT. five of goverment tax, wes declared out of the efits of the last six months, paysble on and after November lst. Trom for Books will be closad ot 2 Pp mi. ou the 21st just, end 10 speved on the worming of November WA, x WHEELOC K, President, it, Urner or Tm ENTAL Rarmoan COMPANY OF NEW JEweRy, 1 a, 103 Lissx1x-87 NEw.) ork, Oct. 10, 18% IV END. —The usual Quarterfy Dividehd ol TWO AND A UALF PER CENT and the Government tax wii be paid on ard ufler SATURDAY, the 20th font, The Transfer Books will be on this day to Monday, 224 ust. ANMUEL KNOX, Treasur 1 ANHATTAN PEYROLEOM COMPANY. THIRD DIVIDEND. COwwice oF THER PerRoLEum COMPANY, No. 71 Bigadway, Roow No. 4, k. Nrxw-Yong, Oct. 15, 1466. The Trowtess of the Maubattan Petroleum Company have thls day declared a Dividend of TWe PER CEXL Oo thew nplial Stach out of the net surnings of the Company, vie on snd after the 206th October. Tromfer Books win be dosed from the 20th to the 25th just. In- ve WM. 6. GRANT, Prev dents si New -Yo k, October 15, 1968, Ornoe CoMMONWEALTE UlL L COMPANY, No. 7! Broedway® New Yor, Uctober 17, 186, HE TRUSTEES OF THE CoM MONWEALTH OlL COMPANY have (his day declared a DIVIDEND of TWO PER CENT on the reduced Capital Stock ($250,000), paysbie at the Office of the Company on and after Novewber the 1st, 1566. Trausfer Books clocod from the 25th jostant to November let, to’ slovive. T™ Wher the 234 lost. Transier books g A. F. BAUM, Secretary. Orne vom ki OREY BROOK (OAL CONPAXY, 39 Walnut st, PuiLApELPEIA, Oct. 10, 1866. E BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day de- Jarvd a DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT, paysble on and will be closed wotil that date. 5. MCHENRW Becectary. Savings ‘Banks. TLAN TIC 8A VINGS BANK, Chatham-square, Y.2 Money deporited on or before October 30 will draw interest rom Be ier Ist, Six Pak Cxxr IxreRme AL ys oy Tax. VAN PELT, President. Josxrn P. Doorn, Sec'y. CHARLES D. BAILEY, Treas d Money to Josn en bond und Mortgage. (CITIZENS SAV INGS BANK, 8 Bowery, corner of Canal-st. WE YR OENT TRENT ALLOW FREE FROM GOVARNMENT TAX, ON ALL SUNS PROX $5 ro $5,000, ALL WONKY DEPUSITED OX CR OCTOBER cr EYSVLIY Hy ocoToBER 1. Ee MrTRe a# BA¥K, No. 10 Cocprn POST, inde on or before OCTOBER 20 0 wil PRAY INTEREST from BER). Six Per Cent In- d, free from x, upon oll reme #5 to ISAAC T. SMITH, BER 20 WiLL DRAW ny W. J. Banxes, Secretory, Due SAVINGS ‘BANK K of Williamaburgh, corner of Routh Seventh and 0 couts to $5, 3,000, [Piratgia; Sacelvid SHA Fore fhe 30 LL iret, ow Pt Devin oo LIN SAVINGS BAN BANK, Ei hth-ave., cor ol Fort: R CENT, free of posites mado ore October interest from Oeto-, fax Der A NI EW-YORK SAVINGS FASE Tie corner of Fourteanthot. SIX PER REET froe of deposits wade ou oT before dre ier omen 8S CHRISTY, Passident. RH. Bris Seorctery, IX PER CENT INT Sin MARKET SaViXas 5 Mamet. [LS A Mouay duposited on of befove 20 will draw interest from in VAN NAME, President. unny BR. Coxxzax, See AV 'E SA BANK, Soil Sui Sure: sod Twent PT Ea AALS ee Eros Government fax, on all ume pefoce the 30th of October will drew fo PE from Wo dp. m.. and on Monday, Wodnesdsy ngs from to 8 o'cloc “WER K. GREEN, President. Ricnssp Kuruy, Secretary. roms DIME BavVIN NGS FE Spe rs SEN i (0 ln OCTOBIR 1. ELS, $2,254,000 14. IVER. "PATENT TAMPS—PARIS, 1867, Oar (sever! Inventions wre protofied by Lettecs Patent fa al he Smportut European countries, and (space having been alloted us) sat Lampe will be exbibited at the “PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867. Iu anticipation of the demand then expodied, we bave determined $0 bstablish thelr manufuctuxe in the several conubrier under the per: somal supervision of oe of our partoers, whe will go from here early vo Jaaary with tools, patterns, elc., necestary for the business With the view of tmmwe lately noguicing sdditional capital for the ecesslul prosecntion of the business abroad, we propose to dispose of 8 part of our interest fo the patents forgasch couatry, snd believe we can offer satisfactory inducements for investment to auy ose who will call and exandue our improvements end the ropid aremthgh au basiness hers, where our Lamps have been in use Bearly tw with urrivered setislaction, both in city end countzy. {Eee a wale bu clronlar.| To Anerieans visiting the great Fair this affords an anvenally fa wstable opportunity for a safe end lucrative i stent, in which Pessuge and profit may 8a combined, expecislly to any who come: plate longthy stay sbroed ed en shies bopptodt ins goed’) ss bavinesr (n ene of the contral gities. In no place is ;msoufactaring ore profitable than in Earege, the meriet of the world; and es the Sutreduction of Petroleum «so increasing, the best Lamps would follow wherever it goes. Coll or sead for circulars. JULIUS IVES &k Go, Na 49 Maiden dane, New-York, Proprietors and Menufactogera. “A VALUABLE PATENT HOOP SKIRT For De i ioalt sad any h wt No. M8 Brosdway, second floor, J. ATWO rl FLANTING.—A Norlhern maa, who has snece «fly this your in Louisiana, desires to fans with a perty will AR 1F fos th pure aves rn PLANT i 2 PAE dnipenate gives. rd SALE=uiwously low—A good assortment of S refiroad 0. 8, Waterloo Clty, De uid County. tnd Spwasvipdrops Pos JR FALE AT A BARGAIN—A w: valuable e VAT: AYROR fib Ppa nil A Apply va ADIL end GENTS FUR RISLING G6 STORE pin BALE at cost Box Neo. 191 Tobune A SURE BUSIRESS of this Continent or Furope wi'h a pert a e—— ATE 8 EEEKING CHANCE to go te any M ilatote referred to t adv ent of Tlobdte great My 0 Bh iy x Auer featn W ans eobimn of i to-dey’'s Heralds leirtories terest; of wilt be divposed Ts Dr Ne 1. scimitar ANT EDP iehasers of right for the sale of a ANDER WOLINILS EK PRIBON, For paride one Gehl, Mo. bY Bong wy abe Yriote Le Bo, C0) en 0 Wot de BUSINESS MAN, with on. a 1,000 toy ls Jo nil Sh Be. onl. T to 20% Hotel, or add Cel ana iow $300. —PARTNER WANTED.—Light and onvant business—established; Red protite. estigate. No, 151 Broadway, room AAAASAAA AA A Yarn driven N INTEREST in a first-olass LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE. Tos smart, wide-awake man, so: quainted with the business, is really a first rategopportunity. Price $7,000. For 8 and whitey all sound and kind in ge or ain 44 bands’ bigh, 5 [bra at No. 14 East Thirty-ninth st. Gorers, @arriages, Lr. ANAS AAAS Address B. LY Box No. 199, Tribune Office. SLE—FOUR HORSES=Iron gray, y, sorrel four in hand; one of whiel by Waki i uf for the Ag of oR BALE—A PAIR of closely-matched hand- kind and gentle Batile-Grey BaARRIARE- HORSES, ddress i) STE Box No. 204, New- KAA hada igh, squad, Haven, Conn. oR 8ALE--One very fine thoroughbred sorrel and naa hd able for a doctor or single op i d at 8 for want of use. This hore teok the Fist P UM wt He ast Some net County Fair. Has B ove gune 1 the city. ears old, 16 hands high, of warranted sound yord, foot o of Ne le Bipeci C Co., N KOR SALE—A top, ity rnd wade light Wagon and Harvess, Inquire at the lumber 0. A Wrondwns” Cai er: osdway, A ROANMARE, handsome shifting- S SALE—Otio oul box top WAGON; also, one P box no top wagon, b Doth has Dut very little, Can be seen at TOO tn Lexington und Tuird aves TABLES, STABLES. —<Two DS STABLES for SALE, ove on Lezington-ave. and one on Tweatieth-st. ly new, pawn been used "S Blabie, Pin be- i RORTRTT Sirexs, No. 81 @edar-ot, wor ters thet perf et my farm, s large He mast be HE STALLION, TORONTO CHIEF.—The un- dersigiod has parc hased this faunous norse, one of the srmances on the track, avd also for Lis produce he being of Tom Jeflerson, and other Terns for the Fall season, $100, 0 CARRIAGE-MAKERS:—A with him a yoong wan to act as superintendent and general with reference, G. L. B., Box No. 19 Tribuve Gffice. the fastest ever appeared i public, The horse is well known for his the sire noted good colte. He will apand this Fall Wesichester, two miles from 1 m Bridge. ALEXANDER BATHGATE. gentleman owning desirous to associate ©"r Addresw Morrisauis, W Carriage Manufacturing business trastworthy and familiar with the business. Alumni kind for suc iN on PE ol BANK NAV Ye Govern wen SONS. N each, dated «136,644, 136 on Bonds @o Whom I" man. Concern. AMHERST COLLEGE. er By A served in the Arwy for the Union WA New Covnt-iiork, PARK, NEW-YORK. Oct. 19, 1866. TOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.—The Books for Taxes PRIZE sud other sdjadicated claims against the United States 0 BOOK BINDERS. —FOR SALE a MALLORY CUTTING MACHINE in good working order, at E. WALKER NIE FOLLOWING UNITED STATES BONDS have been lost or stolen, viz: 073, 33,074, 33.0%, 83.000 33,007. Al pereons are cantioned against negotiating the same. Anyfinfor mation of value communicated to the nndersigned, respecting them, will be properly acknowledged and eon} ens TO. ARC HITECTS, &eo.- Tig undersigned respect- fully announces thet sive colleciion Awiste, Decorators, Marble and Metal Warkers, Cebinet-makers. Enc, gravers, Jewelers, Coach Painters, Diawing Masters, &e., which he will well atabout bell the bw of importation, W ANTED—FIXTURES COMPLETE fora first™ chaos saw-will, planivg-mill, and sesh, blind and door fsetory, IAAI ON of Clams will get return in THAWAY, No. 909 W ashington-st.. Boston. iling and sable to sfford TRFORMA h information sent Gry or NEw Yong DEPARTMENT or Fixance, Foresv or THR KECRIVER OF Taxes, REONAL ESTATE and individual SHAREHOLDERS STOCK sre now open for payment at this office. BTN MURPHY, Heceiver. CLAIMS. —Money advanced on P RIZE t. Apply to BLLEECKER DE NISON, No. Pine ot, o. 114 Fulton-st Ten 7 3-10 Conpon Pounds of $50 Jone 15, 1865, uombered 135,265, 175,266, 175,267, 175,268, 645, 136,646, 156,647, 136, 648, 136,649; also, Five 520 Con of $1,000 each. Iséue of November, 1665, numbered ated, rX. 1. STE WART Ce. he has of DESIGNS, 8 ast received from suction an exten UDIES, &c., suited for Architeets, ABIN, No 84 Nassav-st., New-York and boilers of 20 to J0 or S0-horse power, Address Box No. 4816, P, Oy New-York. Marble Mantels. ARBL EM ANTELS. —The best, place i in ‘the ry to purchase NARBLE MANTELS o| latest desig, nf very low prices. is at A. KLASER S Marble rks, No. 108 Ea Sth st. ney Jd-eve., N. Y. Mantels put ug in the country Cut this out ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS—Saperior in STEW LAN 1+ more durable; hall the price of marble. T. B. of GOO Suath-ave, bet, 35th 6th sts, lm Cou xO Gas re 15,500 patients, who have certibed that it wes done Cooper lostitute. entistry )N DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the f Nitrous-Uxyd have extracted Yogth for ——r thout Office No 1» a fresh every dey We “never owner ean qy-third-st, IIASA SINS Fou ND~—In a store in Broad way, near the Hoff. man House 4 a FPORTMONNAIE containk os small sum, The obtein it by spplyiog to KING Co’, Now West, Twen- —r———_— a foot and Found. Ea 7M. EVERDELL® SONS, No. 104 Pulton-st.— STEAM JOB PRINTERS sod LABEL MANUFACTUR Printing, a aa ———_— RMY 4 stores and re A HE of the well as t a must sod by Yiitad Bruins BN ee Omics or Auprmaze Co duplicate) will be received by the undersigned until o'clock p. w. on MONDAY, Oct, 22 for wu hie for het nse we of the United States bet SUsdisty ENCE 8 STOR \o be de ected In New-York or os follows, vie bartels of first auaity superfine Southern, Bt, Louk or Eo FLOUR, suite ja ax warm climate, The Brands and places of mauufecture to be in youl oH ipolog order, with reund sarhin bel bead lined rerled, to be sewn at Ramples of and the proposals must be Whe terme. "Each bid. (0 have un hove bid ii babe true purpect and bo ent of oe fpr furnished, shail be ead Tha sslier's name. place st butuess, and, the name of coute with warked 5 flour compared with the relalued sow this are received fi Vontradtons ue nke for i Proposals. ASAI IAIN INSANNSA XIAN Y-GRNERAL oF SUBMSTRNCE, STATE #7. New-York, October 19, 1866, SEPPLIES.—SEALED PROPOSALS (in viabie Jor hecring eh he bide. The barrels d and nde of RICE, in clean, stout ban y pow A gould Tels, like are veguired for immediate del Ahe flour aud rice test be iver with the proposals, Ve therein, copy of this advertise muet be sttached to each pro- ec in complylog flasly with jon, must be writ onaible nemes. es folla ilowss ies to ite hereby guarantee that it shall be diy fulbiled ous; alee, thet writien contract, with bonds bh of the value of the stores proposed tobe ote, 1 tes of two if required.” business, and the Huts o 1 pordhase, os “a Aber old be ob end rice will be inspected et ihe date of de- an office, whose certificate will bo A A willabe made in currency or Hr eguivalent, 3 $000 48 mast be pla on every or the expected ia oid thal goods without exponte o the’ put] veguisud fon shipment. Jurnished ot this office, vohien sued bd envelope addressed to the undervigned, and (ndorved ehoelape Stor “vt hs CARRE: ol ot the offi “Yor sovers! Fouled Prop: P ver MAN, will be with good and of the same. Priv for BUILDING large PROOF WAREHOUSE, at the Scuayikil en Ge 30 CROSMAN, peri sdons will bo printed immediately and PAA of Hate and naturel are tuvited, and will be inet., be in the The cost of the pm work teactiia cris will bi tied snid be ste] fu the Propossls, wi varanty of twe responsible petsons, oper. ried on ees that Toe bidder will enter into ooutie Quartermaster Guxsmar’ 10rmon, WasinGrox Ab. C.. Oct. 9, 1066. FIRE ES Puila sy be seou of the of ie ofice of Baevet Balas eo. por rag’ ok pg ond ares VAN VLIET, Quanacisaer, Soler Ww hiagton; co ot SOHN) MeARTHUR, of Brevi Major-Geu. for the erection of the building, acl received until the al the present. Yan symhich it Id be Sp we and sufficient security within ten days after C. MEIGS Quartermaster Oevery. Drover Brig Geaers!. of 100 “A gomryin. ber. poi the rn h the “Fropouts therefor, igrrtinny FOR CONVICT LABOR. —Puamsuant to a resolution of the Board of State Prison Cutting snd Hanufecturt ears, to commence ou t Also for the labor anll services of 108 Malo onviots confined Prison, to be em the like period IERIE of ib abe J aon, bor en sh of clothin, ph room in the yord be furnished for that at purpose, 4 r Foples of dssetrice ray 4 be entered into for snch labor and service, Fide he Ri be addressed to the undersl vals a ee of Convicts in ho a of eonviots to be wust be addressed in Labor of Convicts to They must be substantially dn the form of the prin will by furnished by the Clerk of ghis Prisou to an They mist be accompanied by the persons pe becote surnties in the sald sina Sixe Prise, Aust Wanbra's Urricn ember 11, 1956, Tuspectors, sealed be Mositedby the d, at this office, until he RT of 12 o'cloek noen, for the labor Convicts AA in this Prison, to be empleo: in the Stone, for the term of Five be 1st day of Merch, onfined in this Ted ja the manutectors of Cloth sud Clething fdr Fh vo Years, to commence on the lat day of Novem: labor and services of such convicts employed in quay: snd menufrctu stone; the sontractor Lo have the priv wanafac Rr stose in the quarries her with the way to end from the public Kighway, and to®aud from the docks la the yard 4 services of such convicts od in the man the Prison will Is names of contractors and of their sure 1 will be yee A fa this office Avi Clerk of this this Dro Goods. a aa poruLAR @eoDs AT POPULAR PRI€ES, UNION, ADAMS No. 637 PROADWAY, 18 NOW OPENING THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGN! MCENT STOCK OF MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY. "The reputation, experience and facilities of the shove louse are guarantees to the public, that they will always find, at reasonable prices, be latest and most desirable productions of the fashionable cites of LONDON, PARIS and MEW YORK R PREPARATIONS TO'REMOE TO 0 OURO NEWSSTORE (now in oun of Sovetrnct SEMTEL Us TOPRET A OUR PRESENT DRY (FOODS AND CARPETING TO THE Lo WEST PORSIBLE AMOUNN PLAT SUH: D AND FBLA REKS Ks PE LEIA In; ¥laoED ho {iH PoPime, A A ib and Printed Mega Scotch Wool and Gala P Em rons Clothe, Ottoman Cloths, gel Wao) Delaines, Alpacas: Iain, Dyure rinted Flannels; Cloths snd Cessimeres; Cloaks sud Cc ngs; Beoteh and American Wool, Broche and BLANKETS AND FLANNELS, French, English and American ICOES x E CA AND GINGHAMS. WHITE 800DS wd LINENS of ai} Kinde, 9 MARSEILLES TOILET COVERS, QUILTS MORAL SKIRTS, ULOV Ladies’ and Gents’ PE ar viating Goods; Bleached and Unbleached Nadiint, 170 Tiekiogs, Canton Flanwels; Furnitare and Apron Oermaa Cke CoRPETING, OIL-CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, RUGS, MATS, Embroidered snd Embossed Table sud Piano Covers, and all other Goods st very Jo low prices for THIRTY DAYS FORGE KBYES, No. bt Efghth-ave., nexr Tey eighth-st., New) York. _ “AMERICANS VISITING 7 ENGLAND, on arrivin at Liverpool, will find at Messrs. NICOLL'S extensive esta Ibn Nos HOLU-ST,, articles of dross for fwmediate use, ord] made to order at wi Souré/ notice. The seme superior style and finish is observed as ir well-known establishment in Regent-st., London. AORS F FOR THE SEASON —for gentlemen for the promenads or demi-dress: Superfine Frock Coats. with rich silx breast facings, or Morning Cost of superior Melton eloth, the charge for the former being 34 to 4) guineas, ir the latter 24to 3 guineas, orning CoatsAwith pocket flaps at the waist; These are of Melton fancy coatings, Abgulh to 2 gniness, The Angola and C hevl- {oes frown 2 to 4 guineas. Evening dress, black cloth of the finest quality. For Overcosts—~Mellon, Besver and Wirney cloths, from 2 to 8 guineas. For young gentle men— Dress and Morning Suits, Highland Dre ses, Knickerbockers, Overcoat. ke. For jee— Hiding labits, C oaks, Paletote, Jackets, The several nov: For negligé Purposes, also, the negligé Juckets, andl heviots, the prices from 25/ ots 6re also wade in suits, at pr Waterproof Guines Tweed Closks and oats, elties in designs and fabrics sre coutiul ‘eaclanyey To to igure Nicoll's establishment. Tamlors to the Queen, Royal Family, and by Courts of E oh Noa ut st. No. 22 Cornhill, London; No. 10 Mosley 114, 116, 118, 120 Re No. 50 Bold .st.. Liverpool, ot, Mane bester. an SHIRTS! 1 SHIKTS! SHIRTS —=G EO. “M. TRACY continues to manofecture his newly: {improved Yoke, perfect fit ting SHIRTS, one triatof which will conviuee any one of his superior skill in the manu: ackurs and fitting Shirts; throes and four piy Linen Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Hosle, Yamb's Wool” and Merino Shirts snd*Diawers, Sbhker Knit and Flannel Undershirts snd Draw- ers, Scarlet Knit and Flavnel Shirts and Drawers; large sssortment at retuil by UE OMM. TRACY, Agent, Ne No. 101 William- st., N. Y. (HARLOTRE G. SMITH HAS OPENED THE MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF CLOAKS IN AMERICA, No. 1,168 Broadway, third door below Twenty-righth-st. ARPETS! CARPETS!!! 8 Bales. 100 ploces of John Crossley’s best patent XX- quality, lightly damaged by salt water, They are tik newest styles ever licred a tis market, and will be sold at 8 great b iO. FARRELL. Nos. 267, 269 and 271 Thirty- nan st., cor. Eighth ave. fPHE NEW FRENCH SKIRF.— Also,’ a great veriety of CORSETS, just received from Paris, at ns ou prices, at Noa, 680 a 8m2 J! rod way. 4 i O00) “DOZEN at $1 25—Ladies’ “Freuch KH) GLOVES, gl colors and sizes; slo nl oli Siudetlient of i snd Mises’ HOSE at low prices. W. J. ELUOER, Noa 680 nud 86. Broadway, ner Nis ieteenth ot TTENTION. —Ladies or gent femen having any CAST-OFF CLOTHING, CARPETS, FURNITUAE, JEW ELRY, &e¢., to dispose of. can obtainibe utmost value in cash for them, varust have those articles for t ‘estern markets. Please call of address 8 note by post te Mr. or Meso H. H., Neo. 164 Foventh- ave. between Twenty first and Twenty secon! “te. EMORESTS KRADLE KRM and BE Dh- KLOSE KLASPS. ~The best wey to cure the Creup is to yout It by veing thes very simple, convenient aud efficient Lifo-Ere onitors snd Gardin ig Awgels for your sleoping itLie ores saving you wavy sleepless nights. gud much suxious care, Sold ot all the House Foruishi States: walle! free on the receipt of the pries. No, 473 Broadway Y. Price 25 cents each; 2 or 4 cow prive a ret. Ask for DENURESTS Bed Clothes Clasps. Furniture. AL KINDS OF FURN TURE, MATT RESSES, BEDDING” LOOKING GLASSES, Ke. chospest st GO, SNEDEN CAMPBELLS, No. 23 Bower between Stanton end Houston ste. warranted aud delivere ‘free. Patent Fecieta: ry Bedst Bedstoads Farviture in wuites. PP EDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of war- ranted manufacturs. Also, solid Chestnut and Wainut Chamber Suites, pikin and ornamental, ot, H. y. FARKINGTONS, No. 4 Canal-et., opposite Wooster, Fatabiishe 1040, ARPETS, CARP E18~FU RNTTORE, “FURNI- TURE.—] have received from suction this day 5% of care and will sell cheaper than id house in the ity. Cell and own judge; i $0000 worth of f parlor von funiture, cue of the lar, selected stocks lu the wo All goods warranted wd delivered tree. pay vo re aud have the largest Wiiaionhu in the city. My motto fs, swell A Froth quick Nos. 267, 269 und 71 Thirty -fiith-st., cor of E\ghthave H. uF FARRELL. [rsks AND OFFICE FURNIT (URE, Manufactured by T hd Fodton-st., NY. NAMELED FURNITURE. —The largest asssart- went of Ensumled Chestnut and Solid Walnat Bedroom Suites in this city. All goods warranted es Jopresented. Also Mattresses and Spring Beds. At the old established NAKREN WARD Co o Jie FURNITURE {1 FURNITURE In uence of fon of the partnerstip between the tary est. Ley now offer the betemce of their largs rad wel sori sock to the public st grestly reduced prices, and Oe tortion ia to this notice. RELL 112% BRATS DORF, Noa. 135 and 177 Rivington-sh. IRET-CLASS FURNITURE, in suites or other- Wika? and Pickhatdt's Saceuiary Parlor, Extension on baud and wade up tn order warm satisfactory. No. 578 vorner of Bullivanet. NO ILVER PLATED WARE. TEA SETS, URNS, CASTERS, CAKE BASKET®, SOUP TUREENS, ICE PITCHERS, BALVERS, VEGETABLE DASHES, SPOONS AND FORKS, ke. ke, MANUFACTURED BY THE MANHATTAN PLATE" CO, FOR FALE BY BIRAM YOUNG, No, #0 Johnest. —_———— @o farmers and oh ers. ards, re. Wedd bing C A? WAL EVERDELL" SONS, No, 104 Fulton-st.— a aC. CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. (Esta Et gh wr N aa Miscellancone. Be TD LACK INK oaly FIVE CENTS per GALLON. Bla EF pL LO of $1. Thebes with stawp, 0. F. WICKS, Kalra, N. J RY, 112 William-st,. New York.—All kinds of Sul Troms 8 gud Ce bed Lit nut Andlyite Thoremomeior INKS, W Whit ituay KoTANDS at lowest manufacturers’ prices. Mail prders ricdy at to. WILE, GINS $15 815, 40%. £38 34, 0 Tr i kd. BRUSH, Thing To a hrs BEARS Co, Bagravers. u) ilggaraand Phashpraghens sn Wand, [MFOBIANT To DENTISTS. —A meeting of TISTS will be held in Room Ny 18 Cooper Ixwiiuts. on inspection of all persons d there for such labor and services to be damploted in q SH meri ed in the no hott of Living the aime "Proposals for t the Sistubistote of i Grady Ape rai a. ach t then consent of the contract Mend they must have ine sum not less thau $5,000, as ad fod by section 11, ca p. 389, of the law of 1860. will be opened at the Tus jected Office fa this Prison on we 17th dey of October, 1966, at No al will be enterteined wh hn offers mbre than one price per He nd the Hg is reserved to the Inspectors, with the assent of audessigued, ell or any of ti opossls v hee decw it Lor tue Et of the State po wo lods nude, if they JOHNSON, Agert $_ Fifteenth W Tem ey to he mdoree ele Te whey Py) EALED 1 S at the office, No, 20 South Seventh-at., until noon on MONDAY the 22d inst. for all of the TAR made st the Point Broazs, Niuth al srds, and Manayunk Works util May J, 1067, Bidderar will plessn offer for eaeh of the Works se wd from the Works at the expenio of the contractor, oF THE PHILADELPHIA Gas Works, Oct, 15. 1866, PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVE ED y+ The fo to be ropow d Proposats for Tar,” anf 10 be addressed to wi a Board reserva to itself the right te reject any or ai) bide PN TUESDAY KYEX(NG, mecsures for against Groby a Doi] Fat Patent NOR il favor in favor of this movement are lngited hou MANHATTAN O Oh COMPAN A EXT kx LARD OIL, Factories. BOLE NUFA MASONS 81 SPERM OIL and roads Steamabioa, and FTO CORPORATIONS, h, «CONTRACTO A large imported Seotch Viutfied Stone Sewer Pipes, Brahches, ke, Rom 22 te] to 18 foches Slam tat tuo Chlmney Tops Vapess Mol Oreen-House, Batt "Brick, Scotch and "Stour: Beldge Firs Brick constaiitly on hotucer oH fy ipes, from to 12 lunches diameter; A on Train 14 r Agricultural Drain Er iL QUINN, Ls Depot, N Lite ow vn York. NC Ocean Steamers. a Be QTAR LINE, for NEW. ORLEANS, ~The New- York Mail Steamship Co's, fine Ocesn Stesmers; will leave 7 46 North River, at 3 o'clock, p m., as follows: the MORNING STAR. on Safurday, October 20, MONTEREY, on Wodnesday, {9 tober 24. HAVANA, on Saturday, October 37. MIESOULLL on Warlgs slay ufo! cher #1 All Btls of Ladicgpgucd at the ef'(® npen the pier. Fer reight app!y 10 GK UAIULISON, Vasaldesty Mo. b docu a neromery fox tho wiorests of the trys LF MANUEL, Cll o Fe oss Yening green. CANRIING KE ets ris) Cast. GVH, MEN ENR OLE AGE, Capt 1 departures touch and those of Ist wisn bo An: ompany's Kon, attendance fr 3 Oct, 11. ARIZONA, Capt, Jefl. Manry, 11th esch month connects Ww stralia and New Zeal Steamer of Dee. 11, 1668, will conncet with “the first China Lise, leaving San Francweco Jan. a” Jussage tickets and» and nm osthan in Ist and ot touch at w- York. TL foot of Canal-ate, a4 13 as follows: R OCEAN QUEEN, Capt. E: Howes, to connect with MON 10 connect with BACRA- cliauscry, capt. 4.0. Gray. to connect with thosa of Jot and let connect at Fars with steamers Tor Bonin Pacific ports; 1th for'Cen- Mensanilio, ith the new steam line first steamer of the Jan. 1, 1967, for Hong Ouoerhundred pounds of baggage allowed eech adult. Medicines and on. apply at the office on 8K HOLMAN Agent. Vis PAA HANS Etesmer HENRY CHAU foot of Ca: aH New-York, at 12 cember 11, I via BOLOER CITY for San Frascisco, ETE ARADO, Ja leaveuthat ot Yor. for Y a Through tic gold of ils equivalent: Ban Francisco to Yokohama. relght willbe (ravsferred to the kets issued a Kong, Ban Fra sneisos ta Hong Kong, we notice w ond YO For thro hs Hichets 5 Jodall wll Cor Paraation. the wharf, Hier No. orth River, foot of Ey INA, ALY A ANGiB0, pace MAIL, STEAMSHIP.COMPANY™ ROUG fr YA NCEY will Jeave Pier No, 42 North Rives, o'clock noon on TUESDAY, Der Railyosd Papama where bare Pasaehfet non TUESDAY to regular Boon on Yok, tween New- York and San Fraacieco the following rates, Pir cot cabin. Beco cabin, Steerage. with steamer mas, and ht Oe T payable ys $i 4p¥l at the office on Py 3 HOLMAN. Agent. WSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA, (0 will JES the fast and elegant ste SANTIAGO of Wearivn-st, Pa passage and The Pacific Mail Bieasahin Comoe CEY, will sail on SATURD Freignt received as urual For inten. ke. inquire at North River, foot of Canal-st, ATL ANTIC MAIL STE p. m. FAULE, Greoe, Commun wi ANTIC MATL STE SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. F. For« ngegemEnts ARRISON ALL A TLANTIC MAIL EVERY SAT HL PUNCIUALL sed! on TUESDAY Eust River, fool of {van ok. connect For freight or Ary ce apply will leave Pier No. For feeight or pases to [POR NEW ze, having gia Pier Yio 13, North River, on 8 freighOor peasage, baviez bo han L G TO El Frovee,='Che clases niall steamships ARAGO uth. the folowing days ot Fam FULTON... 8B SAnUKLS.. [gor on the Continent, To Liverpool or Queeastown. &e.. ot low ates, town for an Freight or Cabin Pusasge

57 Brosdway for Steerage Company, No. 71 W-YORK TO o y the following firet-alase op" YLRA CRUZ, Hilliard, FLORIDE. os TAMPICO, Gilbert Pibrer. Carrying Pessevg _Apply to 0% DIRECT LINE pew vessels on Dent will sell from a Pier No. ‘No BETWEEN intending rob Medical attendance (reo For turiber (nlocmat ion GEO. Edwin m., for Loudon dir teiing given to Havin, Avtwerp, wad 81, Petersber Jor ga seage, Freight spr st No. 54 South +t ted States Mails CIT CITY OF LIMERICK,... CITY OF LOKDON....ooene ITY OF MANCHESTE ang each Mmecesding frown Pler Ne. 44, North Rivas mal! Shama wing ‘CABIN TES or og) To Paris covininings oh a res Passage Pavabie in aeven gems waders! rates. I. 8. currency rther luformation, For MIOHN 6. DA The Tin H IOWA, C Cone wis 8. CALEDO “ans we. of Vu {evre, Antwerp, ke., i further lulormation CEURE Fo CALIFORNIA ya I DAY, Oo. 0, AVANA, EVE RY WEDNESDAY. The elegant and fivorite side COLUMBIA, Shoeuun, irl ebay ashing MORRO CASTRE, Adams, Comuanter, GARRISON ALLEN, Agents G IDING STAR, C apt. Ww. CG, hes 2legant stestwers sail with rezalaarty, and call at Bt. Ti mw, Pard® Pernawbuco, Baba und Ri® do of freight or passage, app! The favorite Steamship VIRGO, E. Oct. 23, at J Po 10. precisely, from Pier unsurpa ihe Steamship MONTGO JAN) TULDA POE AC ro i WDEN, Agent, cor. Cedar an DAVID MoCOARD, Agent in New- Orleans ad Au rxperienced Burgeon on ach shi Daal w issued for any amount, pays Broadway. or No. np od HOWLAND ASPINW QTEAM 10 "LIVERPOOL, QUEENSTOWN. fogs, loman Line, sailing soi-wookly, oarry +SATURDAY, Oct. 20, atures Wednesday’ steamers, VIA NICARAGU amshi DE clea, JERRYS Wa SMITH, €ommander on TUESDAY, October 39, at noon, from Pier No. 20 North River, foot ar’ OREATLY REDUCED RATES. freight, apply at No 177 West, si, cornes of Warren NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY D N. CARRINGTON. Agent, PANAMA. Steamer HEN RY CHAUN. ot 12 o'clock, noon, freight office on Company's Pier No. 42 WELLS, FARGO oo. Sole Freight Agents Pr. M, 8, 8. Co. AMSHIP CO. A, DIRECT. r, sails... sal No. 4 North River, punctaally ot 3* Jet, 24. Ok 3 AMSHIP CO. SE THOMAS AND BRAZIL. Regular Uni or s Mail Steamers, sailing on the 224 of every mont NORTH AMERICA, Capt. L. F. Zimmerman, ...October 22. Tinklepaugh... Noveniber 2. Berry. veer FI, No. December? Jane Wi golog and re urulug. owing Green, N N, WY. STEAMSHIP CO, EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH. RDAY, FROM PIER 13 N. R., Y ATS The favorite siden heel A ants ALABAMA, Limeburner, commander, ssils October 0, SAN SALVADOR, Atkins, commander, sails October 27, Puwetuslly at J o'clock, p. m. Through tickets and bibs of lading to all p tuts, Passengers landed Jetober 20, ud FULTON, lan noon precisely: Broadway, New: tree of charge. n 100 Thiough Passage to Paris, Antwerp, "Hamburg, Bremen, Brerragn Passage Tickets to bring persons from Liv #55 currency can be obtained at No. 27 roadway. 4A y at the Office of

in av. nash on Toesdys, GAR OH 1S0N LAL LEN, No. 8 Rowling green, N.Y. JFOR-BAVANNAH, GA MURRAY™ LINE. EVERY “10 FSDAY. M. Du kley, Corumander will f No. 14, Through Bills of Leading end Passage Tickets given to al} points in 1 with Gegraa Ce gp Haire REAY, FT Co, Noa. 61 snd 62 South-et. For Nt W-ORLEANS, Direct.—The new and first class Steamship OFENERAL GRANT, Capt. E. W, HOLMES, 9 N. J, on SATURDAY, Oct, 20, at 3 pow. sseed secommodations, apply CROMWELL k vo., No. 16 West ORLEANS. ~BLACK STAR LINE yo n Faircloth, will leavs atipm For ly to “ent sta REAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PASSAGE ‘ROPE by the only Anercan Line to Fugland snd New York and Hevre Steamship Compauys frit ng been thor ouchiy Tehtted willeare Pier No. 77 North River, for Havre, ealiing Setarday, Sert. 20, 1868. ABRAGU Loe many A GA Saturday, Oct. 27, 1546 FULTON. ...8 PANUKIA... ...Satarday, Now 24, 10 And every 3 aays theres Th PRICES OF ASS ACY. “PAYABLE N GOLD. Main Saloon.cessssnes Wea gg eran sean _— First-Class. i Lower Saloon... aorsrssss A oe Rt I a 1 FT EE Et 50. Av expenenced Surgeou on board, b The company will pot be responsible UE famipatie er Yeintiise nuless ie ol adling, bay the valoe ex Ti refer. EA A COMITOCK, Agent York. JAMES A. dy] Havre, Oenired ght in Europe. in KHETT KANE Ca, Apents Pane N ATIONAL STEAM NAVIG ATION C JOMPANY (Litated. Steamers weekly to Liverpool. walling st Queens town. The spoadid First Class Iron Steamehi this Line will be disp ched ou ollows from Pier No, North 4 Ql FEN PT Orogan, vias Bessbasrase SATURDAY, Oct. 20 SIENMARK,” THhompson.ess. ossnmsssss- SATURDAY, Oct, 27 HN TROINTA,” Prowse, oveveisiiarsoiiinnnss "SATURDAY, Nov. 3 eo at any ry in Great Britaia RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYADLEK IN CURRENCY. Stecrnge, Loudon, lor Queens: the Company, +g) at the Passage Office of the wi "HURST, Maneger. “VERA G RUZ DIRECT.—The GENERALS TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY will dispatod sessssnssssssasssOctober 3. RE caetats meld No “abderats o rates, ‘to FRANCE. Joe SERERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NEW-YORK AND HAVRE, October 31. vember t SOrORGE: MACKENZIE. Agent, No. 58 Broadway. SAL favorite roe for the Conti. this nh Rive, as including table-wine in either class. Te steamers of tils.line do wot carry seantts to Liabd wi i ot Brest will ou pon-the kets. additions! charse of Bes of second clase ROAY, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, SATURDAY ana WEUNESDAX, at noon, PASSAGE, ERAGE. CA London. Xo srelens Cabin $9, October 27, Commnder, TV WEDNES] FEUROPE, Jotward ciocsiiinansassnssssen sone E \TURDAY. Oct. 20 BT. LAURENT, Bocawdi SATURDAY, Nov, PEREIRE, Pacheane. Ces rssasstsntRarsIbieE LSA BDAY, Nov. 17 ViLLe DE PARIS B Buren... cone SATURDAY. Dec. 1 PRK OF PASEAOE, “IN GOL, Frusr Camux. si Ad econ Camin, $80 Faished bere ith ch ay to Parle, at MACKENZIE. Agent, No, 86 Broadway, JONDON N AND NEW. YORK HAMSHIE LINE. PASBAGE TO LONDON RECT, od States Curren The magnificent new inh Iron Steam Billige, River, New-York, on SA wet. Frelgtt will be taken snd through bills of #00. $60, $30-Payable in wip WILLIAM PENN, leave will Oct, 27, ot 2, Dankirk, api to CHAS A. w HITNEY, No. 26 Broadway. ALL, Agen ts. CALLING AT Oct. 27. 2 mY, ny 1 TITTY or Sirrrinee

EEE EEE Bleorags $15. ‘sso forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Sremen, ko. at see puasge from Liverpool “or Queenstown, $30 gold. or the iia ots can be bought here Ly perwons sending for their BY A the Agent, ry {3 Ba Now York QIEAM Yo FLABGOW AND LIVERPOOL, SS LAr Sn Siar Mails “HE ANC ROR LINE BATuD SATIREAY, assen gers. ey a seeliON November 10. To Liverpool, Gissgow, end rat] Certifies ales from i Si i New-York, $3; to Ham. ny's offices. DONA! k Co., Neo. S Bowling-green, ew York. mail, will sall trom the Siu To pier BREM VIA al JNDOR, HAVRE, ithe fo iirg brag For the first cabin, 7 To be followed by the ter, on*November 3, For frangut H PASSAGE T TO A AND RITALIN A AND AX second cabin the steemstip ing the United josts 1 TURDAY, Oc tit AM N AND BR in gold or ken vdeo io gufretio 30, stosinge, HERMANN, U, Weuke, mes FPHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD™® STEAMSHIP, AMERICA, J. C, Meyer, master, United States’ Bind ie Hoboken, EMEN, 5. or passage apply to __OELRICHS Co.. No. No. 68 Broadat. OM ND IRELAN BY STEANSHIE AND SAILING Packet, RE D RA A CFE ES. DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, IRELAND, OTL ND WALES. For particulars A i ws OTT BROTHERS Co., No. 86 Bovth-st. TOTICE.—We have this No. 23 Bioadwey, for the sale Seetland, and For parle ther apply to Maw verk Maida, Oct 12, 1008. da of ye ASEA 80 Howth ob. or 43 Tarscorr s Forxiay Fpinases Asp Bi Extension ot Orrro us, oo J at AGE thats to and from London, Liverpool snd Queenstown by steamship sud sudling Pra rafts for £1 land upward, available throughout agland, Ireland 4 Walen, issied cn the most favorable tern PRE COT BROTHBR Bronk un NEW-¥ORK. DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1806. I pis Ocean Steamers PACIFIC Mi MAIL rom HE ORTH AMERICAN D. Ligh EEE W YORK and BA LAN vn Comes, cares Doiiod Stated France Ane i pte BALTIC A: a J com munder 00s, 20, ETLANTIC Hoyer. soa'der. ...1,000 tune 1.600h. p., nee Pitch td Entege apply 18 Agents, No. 45 Beavers, N. TV Steamboats and Raitronds. CPsY iy amon C2 TINE The Boats of this tine lesyd for ALBANY fran fre 0) ah Cutan. A RAVEN Rnd WHITE Foti mt ith sri be wilh Rairoud IF IOOR NORWALK DIRECT, counectin puarith the tea 1] Ber narorh: ry it Fw akel. st.) every afternoon st 3 o’elock ot of Returving. Jeaves N A 45. m., ou arrival of railroad ba Fog NEW BURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE and R( pouT dail at 4 an. oy Jers st Cogzans, Cornwall, Itom, Steamer? JAS, W, Malo. WIN on Mondays, eller ob aud Sore Fridays. The» THUS. COR- REL Tuesdays, Thorsdays snd utdays, from foot of For NEWBURGH, WEST POINTS POUGH- KEEPSIE, RONBOUT s0d Xi GS Wo ing at Cosdeny's Dock, Cornwall, New- ock, Cornwall, RTEAMER MARY ROWELL, leaves Deabrosses-st. every of afternoon at Jo EW-YORK “and TROY= STEAMBOAT TCoM. boats JON CTC VAN COINKTE ore boiok Li “*h foot of Spas N R,, for Troy detly d) at €p mate oy ily (2 og pd tina ie is the foie and bsse checked to 8, the North hip wnge a and New- Suffolk, ~The new and splendid earn EONAR EVERETT, §OR ORIENT, S ecanpwrin Ba Capt, Chas. J, Ch ck. will leave Pler No. ye tot 0} of Market st., WEDNESDAY and hi hava at 3 turning, leave New Suffolk every MONDAY Sorin, HLA; J LOYDS DOCK, HORN GION OYSTER 2 BAY 4 and NORTHPORT. The fast and commodions steamer D. R. MARTIN leaves ier 14, Fost River (one Piec below Wall-at.) et 3:30 m,, sud foot of Thirty seventh-st, at 3:40 p. w., for the above- named places, FPHE STEAMBOATS DANIEL DREW and C. VIBRARD will conkinoe their regular tips to November I, ©'r last passage for the senson on WEDNESDAY, Get. 31, makings! leaving Devbroseces st. daily at 7: 45 aud Thirty -fourth-w' até am SATE LTY, SPEEDZAND “COMFORT. FOR BOS BOSTON WORCESTER, PALMER, FITC HTBURD, NASHUA LOWELL, ONCY LL Naa waite MOUNTAIN 3 AND ERMEDIATE POINT The new and WES ers of the Norwich CITY OF VOSION sud CITY OF NF Ww -YORK, leave New-York duily (Sandays excepted), o4 5 o'clock p. m,, from er Pier No, 39 iy River, foot of Vestry st, FOR NEW-LONDON, there connecting with the Steauboat Express ‘Lrain from points, via Norwich and \Woreester, Boston and Worcester, and Nashos, and New-London and Northern Railroads, Freight token st the lowest rates. For info mation inquire of E. 8. MARTIN. Agent, en the Pler. ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY Passenger aed Freight Depot m New York, foo: of Liberty- st,, connnorseat Haopion Jouetion with the Delaw Lackswanns und Western Ranrosd. aud st Faston with the Lebigh Valley Rail road and its conneetic oy Yobtales a direct line 10 Pivisburgh wad «ie West, without 4 shangs of ow LINE TO THE WEST Three Edew Treins daily from the West, »acept Suirdags, when pe train in the cvening. Sixty wh nd tl.cee bours saved by this line to Clicage, Cinclor pall. St. Louis, Ae. with but ene cuange of ears, SPRING ARRA NOEMENTS. Cowmencing May 2), 165—Lagye New 1 orx ss follows: 7». ms— F.xpress Lb tie West—eonuects at Easton with og for .Maneh Chuns, Williamsport, Wilkesouirs, Aabacy od Cod ries PAIL TRAIN=AL 8 0 1 for Flemingion wor Gap, Sceavion. Wilkesbarye, Urest Hend Mesto roeet 9a w.~Wewern Express for Easton, Allentow Oe Pitisbargh ana the West, with but ove change of cars or Chicas, snd but twa changes to St. Louis. Sn iatin pt Hace risburggyvith Northern Central sud Philadelphia sud Erie Roads. for TH C gtvy and the Ofl Regions. 12 wn ‘PrAmN—For Easton, Allentown Mauch Chunk, Resdiag’ Rosin Harrisourg, ke. 4p m—For Easton. Seranton, Creat Bend. Eetbishom. Mauch Chunk, 1 5 v. w.—For Somerville snd Flowington. the ahove Worcester p. m— WESTERN EXPRESS TRAIN. For Easton, Allen town, per din, Harrisburg, Pittsbirgh and the West. Klee Cars trom ity to Pittsbnzan every eveniog. for the West can be alued at the office of the Central Ty Lig at Nou Astor le fot of Aaberty- ha No Ra 8 Bed A jouse, at Nos, Fil, aug rosdway, an he prinei JUSIAH 0, STEARNS. Super dents DR RATLWAY.—i'rains leave depot foot of 4 Chunbersst,, Pavoulgdfvrry: 7:45 8 1. Dry Eapress (0% Rochester, Buffalo, Salemanea, Dunkirk i all polite Newt abd Seat 8: Wem, Way Trak, daily to Otlsvile. 108. m m5 xpress Mail, Bo aio Sulawanga and West. 0p. rain, For ees ltgh, YY su rhs n aw 3: oy. A Nahi pron ot Bolo: San i Salamanca and Dunkin, wd oot West Rov BE ie pi, k Py Train, dn E Ti A poction with oll oo rm aad arrow Tralue run in divect correction ODI. Gen Sap 4 Wie it, Bann, C Gen'l Pass, Ageal, J UDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS, ~On sudafrec Monday, May 14, 1685, traing for Albany and Troy, connecting with Norther and Western trains, will Jeave New-York follow nn tn. Expross train via Tadson River Railroad. Thitietist, ord Ta tare, Raton to Buffdle snd Suspension Bridge without change of carw, nde connecting at Troy with traivs for Bur lgtou aud Moo 0 a. mn, Mal on in Hudson River onvectingat Albany withyl¥ estern trains, and at Troy with trains for the North w.. Express train vis Hatlem Railroad, heat, and ro -ave., conneeti Chatham Western Ro road for Led. snon Springs. Pitts e., at Albany with trains for West, and st wl with trains for Saratoge Speings. Rud Burlington and Mone w., Expros trein via Hodson River Railroad, connecting at Alby with trains for West, aud at Troy wiih trains for Moutresl, with sleeping cure attache. 5p. m., Express train vis Harlem Railroad, with Wouter Koad for Lebanon Springs and with traius tur West, and st Troy with trains for fied, 8 snd Moutegl (ala vin Hud River Railroad, with sloping ue w, ress train son River oad, w piethel! wi through to Suifily oh fen rary I ene ol cars 0, Car ev exe rdays. Stace? from New-York \hrough ro cls, crag o without change, vieiome, WV, sud O, Rallrosd. This train will run on Sunday. Cou- seston {on Troy will be wade at E, All wa. trein vis Hadson River iulrod: with Seoringcantiaehal ne at Albsuy Troy in Le ytraius for North and W nd Pitestel] at Chatham Fo i Albany urlington. WM. H. VANDERBILT, Vice President. ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.—Fall arrangement, 4 October 1, 1868. vowed dames 4 N. Y.. I. Raona: 3.3 “X pm esr Tri fo GreeBport rH 0 p. Ey oet and way sta tious; 5:30 p. ond way snd day 10 North A A ORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY~— iden and armed ae after July !1, Morning mall traios n and intermediate stations will leave at 8.30 a os Mau Express for all stations west of Milburn ar 4.109. m. Dover Expres at 5p. m. 8 SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent. NEW-YORE wd NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD. 1066. SUMMER ARBANGEM SMENT. 1063. COMMENCING J JULY 9, 1836 Prassenger Siation in Ay Twentv.seventhost, and TRAINS LEAVE VE KEW. YOR: 7.00, (Ex 1.%a m.; 1215, (Bx) 308 aw-flaven, Eh) Lr 4.30 and 6.00 (Ex, 2 _ 1.8 00, 1 Fr or demi wl A 11.39 m.; 145 4.00, and Stratford, y uy Se Bouthpert and Westport, 709, 41. rAd 1 430 p. Por Rorwalk, 7.00, 800, (Ex) 9.30, 119 a. 1245, (Bx) 309, 4 {E. jth 130, 330, 8.00 Ar AR "i For Uerien, 00, 8.90, 11.50 ma. 343. 4.89 £30. m. Bo ergot, 0, 0.30, 11.30.10, 2.15, 5.45, 4.50, 5.39, Pom Kor Stamford, 7.00, 800 (Ex.,) 2.30. 11.0 a m.: 125 (Exy 215, 3.00, (Ex.,) 345, 450,530, 6.30. 6.00 (Fx.)p. m. rom Ui «nd intermediate stadons, 1.09, 839, 113) mg 7.00 p, w. CON NECTING TRAINS. For Boston, via Springtield. 8.06 a. NTT Fy PES Pom. #or Boweou, vis Shore Line. 12.25, (Ex-. For linciford and Springfield, 8.00 Ca. (Bx) 1215, 290, (Ex) yA Conneticut Rivet 8 Julies, 800a m (Ex) 1215p. to Men treal 3.00 p, m. to N ar Hartford! FEA hi sad 8 Fishkill Railroad, 2.80, (Ex) emg Far New Haven, Kew. London sad Stonington Railresd i 8.09 a 12.15, 3,0, 2.00 p. Fat Canal Ballroud. “2. 15 0. m. to Northampton. For Housatonic Railroad, Sa m., 3p. mw. For I] ack Raurond, 8.00 a. m.. 100 pos and Norwwie Rallrosa, Ta 430, pS =n Commodinih Sieiing as $a od 10 SMES i. i, HOYT, quot ORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JEKSEY, red for Piermont at 6 snd 9:12 o. mot urdsya only at 11:15 0. mm. The 4 EL Me SES ARFST. Superintendent. 4 For 2.15, 3.45, 4.90, 6,30, 6.30 1: LB 12, 22 and 6: 108 ron hog a NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD. —Hrains leave foot of AN Ceurtlandt-st.. for PriLapeLruia. st Tand 10a m, 2m, hh oud 12 p.m. for BarTiMons and Wasmixerox at 8 and 10 a. my p. m,, snd 12 midnight, Religions Notices. Allon-st. Methodist opal Church, b between Ri on and Dolavcey-ste. FP reachiog in the morniug end evening by the Pas tor, the tev, L. 8. WELD, Evealng services at 7 o’ Subject: “God's [mage (a Man,” Goeoersl A aiisnie Meeting Satardey even tog ot 74 o'clock. Prayer Meeting Sa h morning from 5 to6o'e o'clock. interoutin ng Contous in the FI ECOND Py x Anan a tom will srlem, on SABBATH EV ENIN able po I may be ofgiasted, Shite i Mr. Bad FF the SB g Pilgrim. utenary in the morsing by the astor, unother Lecture the a Ror. 7 CHAS 3 SMTILD Sor lergy, os me Biche 21, TE ry Sermon, 104 a. Principle and frec. arch, Yilusa, Hodston sud Thomps No. 56 ov at Thirt, Ahk i Me. J. 4, FI8 aL ved al, Ko of Brogan a on 8 ‘slxony 2 a'dock, m, wd he aw. W, C. HO (OVD, aad pT the Fuster, the “FORD. Sunday School at 3 so. EH 23, Ba Evia hare th aY, Tiaury ddresses will L. CUYLEK 0, D, the Tov. 1. M. SAVAGE Sod Sher inter Pf Prof. Whitoe EE T, Boye Super {ntendeunt, Exercises whil o'clock, “gr COT ANDREW A. SMITH, Presiden

Toman A. Barxex, Sorters. Pavsidens. gu re Be ab hoy “Ohurch of the Purl —Priching ‘by the Rev. Dr. CHEEYER in the Ch Lig CR the Puritans, Union MORNING st 16 104 o’c and in the EVENING at 74 pe rrish jo Ws ¥iftisave, (Baptist Church, (corner of PF. pleat SONDAT, by the Rev. TUIOMAS ARMITAGE, D. D tor, ON BUND wt 10ha m 1 object: “The Eleot Angele ge pm, aubjoct="""The dcjoned Thiel th d{ sermons wo wi i Hh he Da course Ys Nii DAVE wd Tt ine W ide wr DAYS, Rs pessage, ko, appl oe, 213, offen o on the whet, «UND T LBANY and 7 DIRECT. STRAYS AEE TROY RCE PoE tear PVANW i SUNDAY. 21, at CF and Beggage Chek od to to Saratoga “and lb i x i "Eon: is on Twenty Grecnceat, ste, Lhe Jev. RUW, friar m. sud 7 will wil be fohowed 2a Rrayes 8 INS SAY A i i i. Chu i, Ey A Rid Lita kaa a.m 00d p. “Sie Dougal st. Dapiint at log o'cloes E aE, be Sabah Gt THe wid oa ins Ema oN i for Fam Bocit 5 oF pind a tert atistiad, No: amie. a 10g sud Pioek Fitions aay uference sb Sloth i are eu! Uses of Modern Spiritus! sm.” “North Dutch Chavels, comer of Foiton aud W SF (where the Fuitoust. Noon day ie Jep-e juz in the muming at 10'clock. Devotiousl binging Meellng of p. m., followed by BY jug one hour. p. w. Sunday School Hp m. i Chare! ween Fourth NY C Prvabig sgl EEO, 2let Ho corner WiieZae, st Rage Pe 1% gg rT 3 ile leo hi hical bo m ave recog 0a SUN UN PAL AY ir by i 4 ory; he the Rev, P. od _ mecondesty M. M. Ee Churek. preach iu t MORNING at tie Rev, Wm, MeALLISTER EY NING at T 0’ k. "ad oxpetivne meet of 3.5. i. Sede tion All are St, Stephen's -second-st,. and Six MOKROW A Jn pry Lhe Ke:tor will preach at both oud, ey i we ji i “Samuel J the FE Co eS Er RE CT, u. fw. (Subjsct— “The Oracles of God 7} mw. Tee, Luke's Hospital, Fil, fourth st. near eT versucy services of this inetivation will be be held in puis, TA SVERAOON 3 3 WS ioe ends os end mor especial y those putt, sie invited to to attend, A Th: Rev. v. Treahiam 0. GreasaD. D., of Dublin. WY b, nin moon 6 veping, on the oe eas of the Gonpel M now Evan eelict! Churches, and on its (posts cal, ot Argus all, No, 660 Hroduay, Divine ra vices 10 purctunily af 10 a. m.. i p.m, end Th p.m. Ses poi Lo Tue Rev. Wm. H. Pendleton, Pastor Bejrise hureh, will presch SUNDA AAT Yet, 21, caf swociat 0 wi, Pefure the Young Meu's Uh The American Freedman’s Yaioh bold is sun WE itn wi EVENING, o- a at HU v decir calet Sonloat CHASE, Dt Join of the Commission, hew IE to www ht WALD BEECHER wd Major Rid positively engaged 10 «peak. her euler ay hers wee om pected, Admission free by tickets, which may be wt No. 76 Jobne ot sud Rooms New 33 Bible House (entrance on Astoi- 3a Woke 8am, wnd 4 4 pom. “Wise Chaveh of the don snd rv ed Twenty -pinth-st., betwoen Madi Fo rth-¢ aw, end pm, every BUND School 9a wm, map} hound! s meeting last SATURDAY EV. NING fu every ould ow clog. “The Celelebration a the Cota Wei edie Fite h Jankvrant fi tor Febool, Brooklyn, Jay on Mit DAY, k All Higee EEE wi th Seiad FE Juvited te uttend. 5 The Ke te wv. Win, P. C hy Sev A nos ves, will Ls ONIN wad EVEN oe ete Tra five Prayer ing m. “ae Rev. HLA Blan-hard wil Ps ho the K eorver of Chalet, Brockive, on od bE SUND dd gu be pike a his Cori nied 12 ytend ube cy ing Mo Hannes.” on te he ev. Dr, 8, H. Weston of St. Jobn's in All deints’ Charch in Henry ste of Sel pan. Oct, 21. Serviers tonaice ut 104 ev, BE A. »A, Corey, B. D., A reh, corner hirty seve ciet. aod ‘tie evening, fourth Ae 15 Oct. W, at [TT the Fratrtetd a Vis boty ect—Johan, Given —~A oa ry I-A word to the Rey ER, in the Thirty “The votes of fourth-st. Reformed aI Chwreb, etre Eighth aud Nisth-avess ro MORROW EV ENING et 74 o' cloak. The Five Points ite of the Old Bre wary Ne. 61 Park st. (the priginst 1 Mission at wy er The Berd h R. gliay- FER, Soperintendent, Principal. Su clock Short ed Licases By. visiting $leudn The public ere gh Vim in the proficiency.’ r and sin of these childien RAY Yoho will precch at 74 ps mi. Beats fee wine, Prayer a one bowr Weniminaet OB venth Methodist roms: o Tirtyceeveuth Me a Be, A ch Cer Te N10 0 SLI AT Ti a thee. 7 TRL, Frerhee st p. me. by vy Ce Strangers are invited. presch on SUNDAY wt 10] a ENING Bediord st,, Deas of New- Re 4 will b deliver N een THUASDAY EVE G, hy Aiete, B e meut—bepose the Presi timement. rants os y IE EE A o's Ne-, re og Young obi ws Tos SC Cyne pn RL YA ft a so i L. BOLTON PASSENGERS ARRIVED. ROR KING AD PORT-AU-PRINCE ty steams Do Condom, Edward Stak Scie, Hers Ford HE ronan guy gney hy Ava Fda br Wier Mus. Sentin v, Helibeeg, Ney uibbous, sud the steerage, A MINIATURE ALMA Sun Rises,......0:16] INIATURE ALMANAS Sete. vind HIGH WATER THIS Sandy tHook.....4:17) Gov. ledand......4 1 Gate .ovoven 6:0 <4IPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT or RKEW-JORN..........00r. 1] Shi eis HERE SE A dmc Bron Mareaor 55 x SE CEreed Wii Cock for ‘orders, Punch, Meineke Burk A. Poodegpuet (Bz), Lawson Rio Janeiro ns’ Elisabstbport. eudereast Burk die Fi CE ee Pts (Be, Jos, eng, Ro ane. bs in Schr. Euchantrems RE ER Charleston, Thom, lor Bebr, Amelia. Beshe, Provideves Geo. N. Stranahan. hr rainard, Wella Rastt {Racha Torker 3 loz. J Sloop Harvest, Corwia, Brent Oe: N. Birembn: Steamship Monterey, Whitmen, New-Orlaans Oct. 6 West OE er a es Tees. AM Dw weather the entice he i wen of the bark Ambrosive (of re: foundered a sms Och 1; 2; Oct1%, Mrs, wou euiprion thd was bu Bs au- Prince th, with AY ro to to Fivor Sp, BE winds the 3 holo passage, e wdee, to Jas, Hand, Norten, Way with mdse lo Metropolitan ot fe. Havre 65 days, with ules ig Cou pion (of Picton), A conl to eis ih doret ac Seri] Te Tr “lo ol Brig Cicly Helea (of Johus, N. py Lr Cow Bay 10 days, with to M, KE. Greens Corrie, Sehr. (ot Novena) Albury. Bo Harbor aad 20 via Dele 25 13, long, TST, Lh RAL del Hh ped Le Farm es tt a Coen i She Baylis Boimare. Soon. Ade re ucaut: Eo i fn crn Fs te or Tans NOTIGE TO MARINERS. Ovmicn of TB u Oct 20,0008. Hole fn-W Out J, al? Light isouh. om un Coy LIAL dauaged und vol to be depended npen. Used; can only be rire we nd Elbow Cay, Abaca, Lithia toported ae fsocoe, 1] 0 3 Port-Warden's Notice, aS Port WARDRNY hd wre it NOTICE is hereby EY accordance with sec. fm Son LPT J ted SAA Be ort per: pan ine y Fh ARE i a under by the Pors W and that the Ll Brcamebl ts. HASHE boku s+ "resssssssarsraes INR hop be Siete viresstenete ty AY Sik arvest ean IIIS iA Srl md Wh wind Bark Lord Clarek don UHR MINTHORNE FOAPRING. Hide 8 J Avg'r Jmnmixay, Seoretary

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a rr a NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1866. 5 taining office. are so destitute of moral integrity as thus to ro. vag yr FI AL ead pie 3 8 kyl oa POLITICAL. Hoa their manhood, Le don't want to 1h the i LOCAL POLITICS. commited fo examinat! 1s Bote of batt, fo coe Hosni MARRIED. Pall asd Winter Clothing, 3 ‘NEW YORK 8 UNION TICKET por ——iir— be made of ti el eR eer A prea eirs Pian O00 On Beli DD. Allon D. PT 7 YORK STATE UNION IY CONSERVATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS. who asi siong that gardions of 114 ELE Ua deaghie of Refs. H. Crgood al of New Vou. NEW AND KLEOANT OYRRGOATS Gover LE AT 1 WOODFORD, King, THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT REJECTED, The Jotmsou Conservative Congressional Conven. Fry of Fe KI Wm of ins wna OF Jitar oop ppd, BALLARD REAUDSLEY-On Wetntudty, Och Po ESKIMO, or Comal Cow's Hon, STEPHEN 1 HA YT, Steuben; New-ORLEANS, Oct, 19.—The Texas House of Repro. toms were called for last evening. The following is the result ery are likely to Rave Fastioemetad out te them for jsepardiz: hater T AY by he Rov. Chis boy. 1, w-V ork to MOSBKEOWA, or Prison [ospector—Gon, J OHN HAMMOND, Essex. soutatives has rejected the Constitutional Amendment by brief ing the lives of their sellowa, Auta, dsugher of the Hom. R. Beardsley of Bt. hy nh h Election, Tuesday. Now. 6 a vole of 67 to O. nL wy {Dias van laformally vominated Col. Mickael W. BURT—DOTY~ On Thursday, Get. 18, at the roddence of the CASTOIL AND #1 BR 4 Done 10 ednesday ne a RL 0 el mother, No. 273 Uulon-st.. Brooklym b Rov. W. E. fe A PRION MEETINGS MASSACHUSETTS. Fire Duan fiicarnd to edneviny tvesing seat THE BROOKLYN NAVY-YARD AND THE DD. Jota ti. buito vie 5. bir. OHINGHTLLA FxroaLioAN UNios “7a Comprrras, DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. SEVENTH Distici—Adjournad to Wednesday evening next. ELECTION. COLLINS-WHITNEY~M tha tosdvace of A Wilkiefo ovis ortiomss ——a in BEAVEMSS, er ureday, 45, ory PRESY the tatndt Boyles, rossthe Logks MurRoroLiTan Hotei Naw Yomrx HAML. HARRIS, Chairman. Sus TERwiLLIGER, Secretary. Sameday, Ort. 20, Paroex, pom “ae Hou RUTH i h 3 fa ME he Hon, SA A cKE na Barw, pow— 5) IVES of Auburn. The Hon. N. B. LA BAU, 000% ~The Hon HOSAGE GRERLEY. Uen, n 'E. AMITYVILLE C. B SABI BIN. ¥arLs—The Hon. ROSCOE CONKLING. Woon Co .JUHN H, MARTINDALE. King ~The Hon, Dak RRR Va CK CO A of Sararesviin—{ 0HAQ B, FITON, org Corea en. ~The Hon. E. D, CULVER. Toe H CHAUNOEY mM. DEFEW, Baus Cousens, p. 60 1 F DWARDS CLARKE. 'GRERNPORT. Gen, F. J. LIFPITY. Ny Oem. WA A AN. Ausane 0 INES MC ASHLEY. Borroux 1x Fastis—The Hon. WM. C. DOANE. Nowra Heciror—"1The Hon. E. L. PITTS. Dexrau— be Hon. JOUN O'DONNESL. Waswingroy Ham, Wiscumssonos—{ 50 "HORE oe Crarron-Judes JAMES H. BELL. Svooxnoun Deper—WM. H. BURLF GH, esq. Bamuyviiis —en C. A. VAN WICK Lowpxrssvirre HARVEY SHELDON, esq. Semunawaren.—~JOSEPH J. COUCH, ang. Wear Korron—Gen KE. M E. Arsios—tion. W. K. PECK. Monday, Oct. 2X Porongrupitn—Oov. HAWLEY, of Coie Uwe I'he Hew THOS, G. ALVORD., Canrnaags ~The Uos, E. D. CULVER. Arrioa. ~The Hon SAMUEL MOKEE, of Kentucky. Cryos. ~PATRICK CORBETT, esq. Warerroo-F, M. FINCH, a Warrssarr~The Hon. HU LBIR D. Gen. F. J. T™ SoormanrroN Cot JAMES I. FFRREE. Cumorgrririp The Hon, N. B. LABAT. v Gen, STEWART L* WOODFORD. rt £1 Hon 4. !I, BAILEY son—Tho Hon. Wil. C. DOANE wcEy M. DEPEW 5 on, Lawns Hane, Brooxiyx "5 VERETT RUSSELL, eq. BARATOOA SpriNGs—Uen WALTER HARRIMAN. Fumie. ~The Rev L SR ro uo LF. 'R of Conne~ticut. Frosuine The Hon, WM. H, GLEASON. ATRTANDR A Baxy—J JAMES H. BALL. Massrna— VM, H, BURLEIGH esq. HoLuanp PareNt -The Hon. ROSCHE CONKLING. The Hon. G. H, WILLIAMS, The Hou, WM. A. DMRLING. WALDO HUCHINS, esq. ISAAC DAYTON, esq. CrLAssoN AvE., BRooxryN—GEO, W. HOXIE. v Col. JAMES FAIRMAN, wo {hie Hon GILES W. HOTCHKISS, Eepirr Parl. New-Yors—Judye Ii. YARMOUTH of La. Ow s1pA VALLEY Cen, 8B. F. BRUCE Gaoss's Harr, WHIM IT. THE pm BUTLER G. NOBLE wen. JAME, ASHLEY. Cowous— 7} 'fion, CLARK B. COCHRANE. Rocarggea—The Hon WM. K. PECK. oy. Oct. 24. Gov. HAWLEY of Conn. Toor. 700 on. JOHN A. ORISWOLD. Warkins—{ he Hoo, THOS, G. ALVORD. Warsrrowy.—The Hou. BE. D. CULVER ARCADE, p. 12.—The Hon. SAML. MCKEE, of Keutucky Gen. STEWART L. WOUDFORD, One WAR Aa PA—} CLUAKLES L. KERNEDY, ong. Farxgrs VILLAGE i a FRENC r Fuma— 0 Hon, DENNIS MoCARTH BroApwAY AND or. Hare, Now LoRK. The Bon By TP PITT Easr Hawrrox—§ Cool FAMES 1. ¥ERRER. Warraponoveu—1Tne tion, N. B. LA BAU. Oampes—LATRICK CORBETT, esq. Cass se—"The Kya. WILLIAM C. 'OANE. VILLE. 4 he e Ae RIL WALTER MASNUSCEY M. DEPEW om, HALD Warrisesw's Fassa—§ £0 TEDW ARDS CLAKKE AOABEAT 48 Music. Broogryy—Gen. CARL SCHURZ. Judge JAMES H. BELL of Texas. Mavuis— WAL H. BURLELGL. esa WmyrsaNvILLY, ~The Hon. RUSCOE CONKLING, Larus Fatia The Hon JAMES N-. ASHLEY eof Ohio, TAOK ~The ON. TauTE WARD. bnooxLYN —Major JAMES HAGGERTY. Kunmviuen hon. ColLES W. Ho EOHKLSS on, s W, HOTC Kamawoon (1 ANS FARMAN. Moswsrire—Jen. B, F. BRUCE Wednesday, Oc’. 24, ALBANY =Gov JOSEP 410 LEY of Conn. Hupson. PAT ony fen, SEEWAN f L. WOODFORD. is h CH, es 3 Gre AMES, SLE of Obl. Oui. JT no Lassn, po. (of JANES FAI RMAN. Caxron—The lion. E. DP. CULVER. Eessx—-The Hon N. 5. LA BAU. J BurrarLo—"1he Hoo. SAMUEL McKFE of Kentucky. i WG. DOANE. Warwick The Hon 0, ANF AVIA Tae, Hon. SAMUEL GALI OWAY of Ohfo. Ihe Hon. HOKALE UREELEY. Coorumsrows— Tie Hon, LIN 4% TREMAIN. Tugumsa vdge JA BELL. Norra Bat. ~1he Hor. ROSCOE CONKLING, y Major DOUGL AS¥ CAMPBELL. RooguAND LAKE 370 EVERETT UssLL sw -Yorx Major CA CHURZ (Gera mee. ing ryt Tg 8 A MARTIND ALY. Guaswporxr. ~Major JAMES HAGGERTY, Frarrssvses— Lhe Hon CT. BULHORD M5 8 Breacuss 1p Hou. GEO. Th of Oregon. Res. B. 1 1 Mr Kmsoco—Tee Mou. D, P. TYLER. Cuerrmranac Con B. 5 BrSTANTON on NTON, JAmAtoA {Fos HON WM, H. GLYASON. TWENTY THIRD-ST. AND Races avE —Judge 11. C. YARMOUTH. Cars OkE Ei K. HAWLEY Comumekini. 1m. Got “WALTER HARRINAN of N.H. Nawang— Oo STEWART L. CODFORD, AL FINCH, ss. The Hon. BEUTLER G. NOBLE, Omnexs, p. Gon, JAMES M ASHLEY of Obie Covwaexena—1be Hon. CULVER. Erarms —G cat soldiers’ mess meetivg, to be addressed by eminent ~Gien. F J. LIPPITT. Hon. WM. C. DOANE Horaz~The ~1'ATRICK CORBETT, rq. old NG (mmx, 7 siToe Hon. HORACE OREELEY, ALBANY {Grerunan Booting). Major i CARL scHURZ LOCKPORT. —Uen, J. Ho MARTIND A LE. The Hon. CHAUNCI.Y M. DEPEW, Kuwoenwook 100 yon C. B. COCIIRANE. AGARA FarLs—Uen. EL Mc 5S of Kentucky. {rao Cuazy—1 he Hon. Cites hob ho HARPERSTICLE Co) JAMES AIRMAN. Tl B. BRUCE, A Hop. SAMUEL GALLOWAY of Oho Hoonruin The Hen. D. P. TYLER. Hanpor. LOCHRAN Det. The H ORACE GREELEY. Qewsdgo, p. wi.— Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD. FINCH», VORD: le AJs Comwwo— {ls on CiIAR 3 FOLGER. DepEasBURGH. D. CUIAVE AR. ALTER HAURLIAN of New -Hampabise. Foun, p. 5.— Roy B. 1. IVES. :8 M, ASHLEY of Obie. Gen, J M. Wonwron— To Gon BUTLER UO. NODULE. AIRONLLD'S L ORX Po 1. ForuniTPorT, evening —The Hep. CON NO. awn. —1'r, WH. C. DOANE. Suue—Lhe Hom N.B 4 RAD iL 50 z eran r-Oen. C HUR al Gen APs iL VELL, 1As==J. 3 SaNaNIOTADE~USH, HB HAWLEY. Wenoson 4 uo Hou OILES WW. HOTCHKISS. Sermon tcl REE vx 3 Kinosron.— ibe LARK B, COCHRAN opt Pik Chai of Connecticut. BP L. A Cos¥orD. ‘I'he Hom. O08, 0, ALVORD. Wamsaw= {10 fon CHAS. J. KOLOER, New -Loxpox ~The ROSCOE Gen. JA M. ASHLEY of Obie, Haswrox. Filion BUTLER G. NOBLE. Gen. C. H. VAN WYCK, JERVIS, p. W.=¢ Gene JOHN COCH ont Jz p: {om don Co Warnurows ~The fev. B. 1, IVES Agr A. —Gen. SAMUEL MCKEE of Kemtnobs, sims’ CoxvENTION. Den. ER oy MAN of New-sampshire. «The Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, MovxT Vernon. Dr, F. SCHUKTZ —Oen. B. F, J JAMES H. #¥.LL. The'fim JOHN O'DONNELL. Oct, 29, STEWART L. WOODFORD. Gen. o— {ho MARAE i Sioa a. AOR Hon. g CUBe~ ne Han, CHAS. J. FOLGER. er M. FINCH, Fhe tion HANNIBAL HAMELIN, Snoaparnt x. —The Hon. BUTLER G. NOBLE. Ounerse.—1 he Hon. N. B, LA BAL Tuesday, Oct. I. wrmnrow's The Wan. MANSIE AT HAMLIN. 4 -he Hi E. D. CULVER. Yai becflen. JOHN COCIARANE. 0 a VERMONT. WITHDRAWAL OF THE HON. PORTUS BAXTER. Wpecial Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune, BusLixgroy, Vi, Friday, Oct. 19, 15¢ The Hon. Portus Baxter has retired from the Cong: #8 Canvass in fl De this, the 111d District, in favor of the orthington C. Smith of 8¢. Albeus, who will be mois 5, Nov, 6, Mr. 8mith is a brother of ex-Gov. on of the Vermuont and Canada Railroad, loading member of the State Neate i 5, and an able and influential bhicun, a Jian] 196, an SMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE RESOLUTIONS IN THE LEGISLA- TURE. The following resolutions have been referred to th Committee Judiciary of the Vermont Legislature: Resolved by the Senate and Howse of I o Jaws ought to be in foree in all the Lalted resentatives, That teel qual and impartial fulliage withont respect to wo Rosolsed, That it is the duty of Col gress to pass laws giving Ship right in all places, where it can be done constitutionally. That we by request our Senators and Repre- pentatives in Congress to use their influence for he gos e of law istrict of iva equal and impartial suffrage in the as carly ag possible at the next session of Congress. D me DELAWARE. AN INDEPENDENT POSTMASTER. Mr. John Wood, Postmaster. ok Honry Clay Fac. cestle County ware, written a letter in rep bo Chios era oiraaiar of assessmont for the denefit of th a policy." rofming fo Lebar. Sod ERE AE wag bom wha, (or bh vale leumialaa 0 Boston, Oct. 19.—The Democrats of she I1Vth Con. gressional District have nominated ex-Mayor Wightman for Congress. RE WISCONSIN. GEN. BUTLER AT RACINE. Npecial Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. Raoivg, Oct. 19. —Gen. Butler addressed a large audi- once to-day st Kougsha, and an iwmenco assemblage to-night in this city, the home of Senator Doolittle, Tie atest enthusiasm prevailed, and his groat ent, ad- to those Democrats who were formerly his party 833001008, was Listened to with profound attention. al ILLINOIS. LOGAN'S APPOINTMENTS KEPUBLICAN NOM- INATIONS. Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribane, i pdr Oct. 1 Gah John A. Logan has bean com- imnqui ic speak being rn out withithe 1 of the ro ire a In the Cook County Republisan Convention to-day, J. L. Beveridge was nominated for Sheriff, and the GEN. Hon, J, D. Ward for State Sonate. The contost was very close and oxciting. i NEW-YORK. NINETEENTH CONGRESS DISTRICT. The Democrats of tho XIXth District have nominated Stephen C. Johnson, a renegade Ropublican, for Con- gress. This district elected Mr. Hubbard in 1864 by 2,989 umjority, and it will not give less to Mr. Field this year. DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATION. Bpecial Dispatch to The N.Y, Tribune. New-Hawnurs, Friday, Oet. 19, 1866. A. M. Card of Amenia has heen nominated for As- sembly by the Domocrats in the Ist District, Coauty of Dutch €a8. UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS. RENSSELAER. —Mr. William F. Burden, nominated for Assem- blymau by the Republicans of Troy, declines to run. His busi. ness engagements are such that he eaunnot possibly abandon them to spend the Winter at Albany. ALLRGANY —For Assembly, C. M. Crandall CATTARAUGUS. —For County Ju Rensselaer Lamb; Treas. urer, J. King Skinner; Assembly, ist. Distriet, Heman G. But- ton, 114. District, William E. Hunt: Superintendent of Poor, Hiram Velzy; Justice, Warrea Ouan; Coroner, Jufes H. Ward: School Commfssioners, Ist. District, Willam Laid- law; 11d. District, John Archer. CaYUua. —For School Commissioner, Ist District, Robert L. Drummond 11d District, John 8. Bristol 111d District; Arch- ibald Melntosh, jr. Feasxuy.—For Assembly, James W. Kimball; Treasurer, Capt. William D. Brennan Sheriff, Robert A. Delong School Commissioner, Ist District, Capt. Eugene Wither: ITd District C. J. Whitney Justice of Sessions, Herrick E. Warren Coro- ners, Job Congdon, James M. Wardner, MAD=ON.— For Assembly, Ist District, Bushrod E. Hoppin; 11d District, Benjamin F. Bruce; School Commissioner, Ist District, Jason BB. Wells 11d District, Lewis S. Loomis. MONROE —For Treasurer, Geo. N. Deming of Brighton; Sessions, Daniel Fuller of Penfield; Assembly, Fst Distriet, John M. Davis; School Commissioner, Ist District, William EK. Edmunds. t Moyztcosmkry.—For Member of Assembly, Abraham Toff: man; Treasurer, Jobu C. Smith; School Commissioner, Hugh 8. Sanford; Superintendent of the Poor, George 8S. Haggert; Justice of Sessions. Josaph Noxon; Coroner, George Greene ORANGE—For Assembly, Id Dist, William C. Rose; Trea surer, Chas. J. Everett; Special County Judge, James W. Tay. lor; Superintendent of Poor, Charles E Brooks Sessions, Mor- om Shuit School Commissioner, 11d Dist, Captain James J, ox. Os1EG0—For Assembly, Ist Dist, Edwin B. Clark; TId Sheffield Hurringlon; School Commissioner, Ist Dist, Charles Thompson. ULsikk —For Treasurer, Peter D, Lefever; Coroner, Dr, Wm. L. Hollister Sessions, C. Meech Woolsey Assembly 1st District, Johan Maxwell; 11d, Jacob Lefever; TT14, George T. Pioree School Commissioner—Ist Distriot, Wm. IL De- derick; II, John B. Krom 111d, Leroy R. Fowler. IMMENSE MASS MEETING IN TROY. Special Dispatch to The N, Y. Tribune. Trox, Friday, Oct. 17, 1866. An immense Republican demonstration is being held here to-night. The Hon. Roscoe Conkling. M. C., is ad- dressing a very crowded audience at Rand's Hall, and the greatest enthusiasm prevails. Gov. Hawley of Conuec- ticut and the Hon. J. A. Griswold will k here noxt week, A large Ropublican meeting is also being held to- night in West Troy. Gen. Ashley, M. C,, of Ohio, and G. W. Demas, of The Albany Jovrnal, are the speakers. Tie Hon. Marshal! F. White, of Hoosick, a member of the last assembly, has been renominated from tho Second District of Ronsselaer County. Gid. Reynolds talks 6f run- ning ngainst him. TORCHLIGHT DEMONSTRATION IN NEWBULGH. To the Editor of Tae N.Y. Trivune, Sir: The grandest demonstration ever seen in this vicinity took place here last might. The Union League had their first grand parade for the campaign. No delegations from without, only the League and Union voters of the town, were ont. A solid mile of nen and torches, eight and ten abroast paraded through the streets. The illuminntions were very fine, Wilt [ible never soemed so wide awake. Even Horace Greeloy w have been surprised to have seen the parade here los wight. On Wednesday night Gor. Alvord aad Dr. W. C Doane spoke bere to a tremendous gathering, The Copperhends hed a miserable failure the night before We shall send Gen. C. A. Van Wyck to Congress sure. THE CANVASS IN THE THIRD DISTRICT—SPEECH OF THE HON. SIMEOK B. CHITTENDEN. Afr. Chittenden, the Republican candidate for Congress, was Joeatn; at the ratification meeting in Brooklyn on Wednesday might, and delivered a very eficetive speech, from which we condense the following sbtract: Mi. CHAIRMAN AND FruLow-Crizess: Stripped of pseless drapery, the question on which yon are to give verdict on the sth of November is this: Will yon consent thut the honors, the emolpment, the treasury, and ail the powers of the Federal Government be surrendered, in the second year after the close of the war for the Uuion, to the Rebels and thelr allies? Lot us look for moment ut the policy of Mr. Johuson, and consider his method of ring oT i hold that lus declared poliay is not only in tho last degree unjust, but thet it is also absolutely impracticable on any other theory than that of a complete sur render of the Government to the Rebels See if this is not so. What is his policy He demands the instant admission of loyal Southern Teprosentatives to Congress. If he in good feith means loyal, then the answer is that there is not probably one Congressional district in the ten excluded States where a truly loyal man can-now be elected to any public station whatever. Does anybody suppose thet Andrew John son is iguorant of this fuct?! Certalnly not. What then, I ek, does he mean by loyal men? Let him answer that himself. We have recently saom him traverse the States of Maryland, ware, Pennsylvanie, New-Jersey, New-York, Ohio IM nog, Missouri, Indigna—everywhere proclaiming that the late Re ols are repentani, subunissive, od loyal; and everywhere arraigning the men who sustained the Government against re. helion ns disloyr). We who are here assembled to-night, fight ing on the same line with Grant, Sherman, and Sheridan—os We Were two years ago—against the meu who contrived the infamous and rotten Chicago platform, sre denounced by him as Northern traitors! Henr Lim again, at St. Louis, take silos with the nmrderer Mayor Munroe. after he had been denounced to kim and to mankind by Phil. Sheridan, the brave soldier aud patriot ;ghear him charge the Congress of the Urited States with the Joyal blood wiick was spilt in New Orleans onthe 30th of July. What, then, does Mr. Johnsons policy mean i It means the instant repoal of the Civil Rights bill; that we Litto assume. It means the restoration to Robert E. Lee of his Ardin estate, with tie bones of countless thousands of loyal men who died for their conntry buried under its sod! means that the ocesn pirate Semmes and the land guerrilla Jo defenders of the Union! It means that the credentials of Alex ‘ander H. Stephens, now lying upon the table of the United States Senate, shall be accepted and Le admitted to his seat. It means suothey tonching scene, wet with Presidential tears when Jeff. Davie shall retarn to the Senate Chamber to resume hls leaning upon the arms of some of the ex-Senntors of "the United States, whom the freemen of the North have de- I vided shall be ne longer Benators. This no fancy sketoh. 1-conscientionsly believe that the success of Mr. Johnson's policy would open the way for Jeff. Davis to resume wie wont in the (Tnited States Senate before the clove of the year 67. Herein, my fellow citizens, is the most amazing political apectacle that the world has ever witnessed, We see the lead: ors of the Rebellion and their allies—Yopefal resolute, un«ub- dned—boldly demanding the control of the Government the sought in vain to destroy. Shall they have it? Not yet! Thank Goal, it is for Congress. and not for the President (under the Constitution), to say when and how the representatives of the Rebel States shall be readmitted to the ils of the Nation. Congress represents the people, and is another name for the will of the people; and when the President passionately denounces Congress because it exercises this right, he assails and insults the majesty of the peonle and tramples upon their sovereign will. When he characterizes Congress as hanging ou the verge of the Government, he insults every one of us; and if we arc worthy of our birthright of freedom, we will, on the 6th of November, show Lim that we, the Northern traitors of New-York, are numerous enough and gtrong enough to teach him better manners the next time he travels through our cities, J TENNESSEE. HOW MY POLICY" 18 SUSTAINED, The following communication, addressed to the Secretary of the National Republican Coungressivi.al Committee shows to what base and scapdelous means the President's satraps and dependants’ are ready to yesort in their opposi. tion to the principles of the Union Republican party. ere ruin from publishing the signature, the writer is one whose statements wey be fully relied on: Bosiov, Friday, Oet, 12,1566. Hexey 8, VANDERBILT, £2Q., Dear Nir: pondent from Spring Hill, Tennessee, writes me that ‘‘the. ohnsonian mail has been destroying oll Radieal Fg that pass through his hands on the railroad from Nashville, Tenpessce, to Decatur, Alabama. Congressioniel speeches With Con frauks are tiyown ont of the mail. The postmester told me yesterday (October 7) that the agent advised him net to send more Radieal speeches from his office.” Iy object in giving you this information is that you may enuse some action to 00 taken hy Con en. This barbar- jen of pro-Slavery times shouM be killed, even though John: son Joes sce fit to order its continuance or conuive at it, a. ILLINOIS COLORED STATE CONVENTION. re DECEPTION OF DELEGATES IN CHICAGO. Speeinl Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. CnicaGo, Oct. 19.—~The dele from this city to the State Colored Convention st G urg had a re- ception from their constituents this afternoon. On their return, a procession was formed, and marched through the principal streets with music various societies of col- ored men. tn AI— THE PACIFIC RAILROAD EXCURSIONISTS. Special Dispatch to The N. V. Tribune, Cmcaao, Oct. ~The, Dajon Pasifie Railroad t st n oy receiv i i Rg on A esburg from the officers of the "Chicago, Berio aud Quinoy Kalirosd. The party pow numbers over WN pelpous know. It means the repeal of the test oath; that we Lave a it rest.shall have scafs in Congress, side by side with the brave Eiuuti Disrricr—Nominated Elliott B. Stebbins. Niven Distmicti—Adjourned to Monday. TAMMANY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS. The Assembly Conventions of the Tammany De- mooracy were held last evening, with the following result First Disriner—Nominated Col. Michael C. Marphy. SECOND Dist rict— Nominated Constantine O'Donakue. Tumn Disrercr—Dominated John Hayes. Four Distiucr—Nominated John Galvin Freru Instinct =Nominated Charles Blauvelt, Sixru District —Nominated Jacob Siebacher, Etat District —Nominatod James Rood. Nini Districr—Adjourned to Saturday night. Tesi Distiict—Nominated John J. Dymond. TwrLrrd Disrnrer—Nominated He Woltman. TuirvkesTa DisTrici—Adjourned to Saturday evening. Firrzextu Districi—Nominated Alexander x Six1525TH DistiricT—Nominated James Irving. SEVENTEENTH DistRICI—Nominated Alevandor Ward, Ewurgrsti Insrricr—Nominated Wajor Leander Buck. NINETEENTH DisTiicr— Nominated John E. Dorvlin. TweNtETH DisTiicT—Adjourned to Monday to consult with Mozart and the Conservatives. TWENTY-FInsT DistiicT—Had not agreed on a candidate at 10 p. m., the vote being a tis on Henry Genet and Isaac Ed- wards, seven for each. They would probably adjourn until Monday. REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE. The Republican Central Committee met last even- ing at their reqms, No. G10 Broadway, Mr. Amor 4. Willlam- son presiding, aud after transacting some routine business, ad- journed, subject to the call of the olair. CONSERVATIVE RUPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS. Fourrn DisTriorT.—Adjourned to this evening. Nixereesta Distaicr. —Adjourned to Monday. RADICAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION— FIFTH DISTRIOT. The Radical Republican Congressional Convention of this district met last eveniug at No. 274 Grand-st., and nomi- Matted Mr. Enecas Elliott as candidate tor Congress. Mr. Elliott recontiy held oflice at the Custom House, His political decapitation is said to lave been caused by too much Kadi- calism. ACCEPTANCE OF MR. STRATTON. The following card explains itself: WiLsos A. Baviokr, esq, Chairman Ninth District Union Re- publican Assembly Convention. Dean Sie: A Committee from your Convention waited upon mo some days since and informed me that I had been unanim ously nominated as your candidate for Member of Assembly. I was not, at that time, prepared to accept or deggine the nomi uation, and your Convention generously ellowed me time for consideration. Since then, the aco piance of the nomination has been so earnestly urged upon me by many of tho most re spectable residents of the distriet, that I do not feel at liberty to decline, 1 therefore socept the nomination, and tender to Convention my thanks for the honor thas conferred upon me. If elected, I shall nse my earnest endeavors to promote the best interests of the city, State and Union. “ery truly yours, New-York, Oct. 19, 1755 VTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT—DEMOCRATIC MEETING. There was quite an enthusiastic meeting held ast eveing iu Keuntse's Hotel in Essex-st., by the friends of Gon. Nelson Taylor, candidate for Congress in the Vth Distriet There was a large attendance, aud speeches were deliverad by Gen. Taylor and others. THE UNION REPUBLICANS—FIYTEENTH WARD. The Union Republicans of the Fitteenth Ward held quite an onthusiastic ratification meeting at Gross Hail, Grad st., Brooklyn, E. D., last night. Mr. Jesse Madden presided. Saveral candidates for local offices were preseut, and delivered brief addresses. During the evening, the MeDonald Glee Clab sang several sentimental and campaign songs. NOEMAN STRATTON. a BROOKLYN THE DEMOCRATIO PRIMARY ELECTIONS FOR ALDER- MEN, SUPKRVISORS, AND CONSTABLES. The results of these eloctions, as announced yester- day, were as (ollows ALDERMEN —Docond Watd-Hugh MeLasghlin, vice Hage Mc. Leugblin; Fourth Ward—\Wm. Bl. Harris, vice Lowis F. Nown Sixth Wetd—~Jus. O'Brien, vice Jas. O'Brien; Eigith Ward—C, vr bo doomed sufficiont cause for dismissing tho official wio steamer Momphis will sail for the Atlantic ou the 25th (ust. with sapplies The following notice, posted on the gates of the Brook- lyn Navy-Yard, is evideatly intended to influence the work- mea employed there to vote for My Policy.” CCOMMANDANT S OFpIon, Navy Yano, “New-Yorg, Oct. 15, 1866. Notrce.—Workmon in tho Nary-Yard, who sustain the Union, and desire its full restoration, must not, for that reason, be proscribed; and any attempt, by any astor or foroman, or person in position te coerce their, As stated, orto induce them to vote against their convietions, will is guilty. “By order of thy Socretary of the Navy. “Cuas. H. Bei, Rear-Admiral U, 8. N., Commaadant.” ARM V GAZETTE. ce et [By Telegraph. Brevet Liout.-Col. A. K. Smith surgeon, to duty in Departmact of Dakota. 4 DISCHARGED. Hospital stowards Geo. 0. Curtis and Chas. D. Miller, U. 8. Army, MISCZLLANEROUS, The muster out of Brevet Lieut «Col Jas. R Gilmore, asst quarter: master 17. 8. volunieers, is ameuded to take efleat Novemlor 2 NAVY GAZETTE.

[Py Telegraph. DETACHED, Oct. 12.—Lieut «Commander Henry Wilson, from special duty at New York, and ordered to counnand steamer Seco; Acling Eosign Thouss G. Watson, from steanier Lenape, snd granted wick loave of sbssuce; Passed Asst. ’aymaster Jason W. Fairfield, from steamer Saco, and ordered to settle his sccounts Acting Third Asst, Engineer George WV. Ellis, from the Parits, and ordered to steamer Suco; Acting Third Asst. -Enginesr James Fitzpatrick, from duty st the Nevy-Yerd, New-York, and ardered to stoamer Saco. ORDERED, Liewtenant Commander Wm. Whitehead, Acting Fusigns Jobn L Brown, Charles A. Stewart, John D. Thomas, Acting Assistant Sur or FE. A. Du'in, Midshipmen William T. Swinbarwe, Abrabam B. Lilie, Honry Whelen, Franklin Havford, Assiscan: Paymaster Jobn MacMation, Firet-Assistant-Evgineer James M. Hobby, Acting: Assistant Engineers John Mulready and John B. Safford to steamer Ssco; Midsbipuen Charles H. Judd and Roven to slesmer Osa Oot 11. Capt, George F, Emmons to command the steamer Ossipee; Acting Master Rudo'pl Summers, Acting Ensigus Thomas Go. 1 John F. Perry, Passed Assistant Paymaster George E. Hender, Mid. shipmen James H. Dayton, Albert Li Sprague, Frederick MeCormick, Itichard M. Cutts, Frank Trumbull, Asdstant Sargeon John M.D, Rice, and Boatswain Wiliam Green. to the steamer Osaipen; Surgeon John Taylor, to doty at the Naval Hospital, New-York Surgeon Job Corbin, to the sonool-shap Sabine. Oet. 16. ~Gunuer Thomas B. Fortune, to daty st Na¥y-Xard, Ports mouth, N. H. PROMOTIONS. Oct, 12 Acting Asst Surgeon Geo, H. Butler of steamer Maliaska, to Acting Passed Asst. -Surzeon; KE, C, Uillsgpie and James Rounds, vaval apprentices on school ship Sabine, to mates. HONORAERLY DISCHARGED. Oct. 12 Acting Voieriear Lient C. 8. Coy aud Acting Gunner John Roberts, to tike elicet Oct, 12; Acting Asst. Paymaster W. H. Baer, from Oot. 11, 1855, RESIGYED. Oct. 12. —Acting Vol.-Lieut. Chas, Wilson, Oct, 11, =T bird Assistant Engir eer Chas. B. Warner, from Sept. 28. MISCELLANEOUS. The stesmier Ssranae arrived at Guaysmes, Mexico, Septamber 14 Her arrival was balled with great joy by the remaining wuhabitants, wio wom learing an attack from Indisns. She was (0 sal For Sen Ilan 29 0007 as eho could take on bosrd supply oteosl. The supply oast and Gull Squadrons i I—— EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS, tll {By Telegraph.) Postmasts rs—Samuel C. Crane, Potsdam, New-York, vice” Danisls, vice Jos. Wilson, Tenth Ward—Jacob J. Bergea, vice Francis Rely; Tweilth Ward— vice Deals O° Koofs, Fourteenth Ward—Philip Brady, vice P. Brody; Sixteenth Ward Herman L. (ruck, vice John A. Heal; Eighteenth Ward—Jos BU. Mattia, vice F. W. Kaibfleisch Twentioth Ward—Wm 0, Cooper, vice John K. Bulwer. The mnomsisation for the Twelfth Ward Is coniosted by James Donovan and Denis O'Keole Supnryisons.~First Ward, (Corlud Spragas, vice Alex. McOro- thy Third A.J. Smith, vies John J. Studweil, Fh, Peter Dou- nelly, vice W. A. Fuioy; Seventl,. wie F. W. Bloom; Ninth, Jas. Cassidy, vice (b, G. Uerman; Eloventu J. J. Howell, vice An drew J. Hioke; Thirteeath, vice C. W. Cheshire, Fifineuth vies C, UC. Telbot; Seveniventh, vice 8. Clark; Nine teenth mice Fred. Scholes. In the Seventh, Thirteenth, Fif teenth, Seventeenth and Nineteenth Wards thre were no elections ABLES Second Ward, Ooo Colgan; Siath, Thos Keung; Tentn, B. F. Gurdwior; Tweitih, Johu Hughes; Fourteenth, Patrick MoGian; Yigutecth, Jobim Ruoff KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GEN¥RAL COMMITTRR. An adjourned meeting of this Commitiee was held Inst evening ot No. 345 Pulion-st. E J. Lowber, Prosideat of the Committes, in the chair. and George G. Herman as Secre tary. The Chairman of the Special Committee on Conferonce with the Nationnls reported that they met with reproscuta- tives of that body, but notldng was accomplished. Nr bell moved that the Committee procesd to take up the nominalions on the County ticket and approve or disapprove of their nomi nations, which wae adopted. The nomination of Patrivk Campbell for Sherif], of Win 1. Veeder for Surrogate, amd of Stephen J. Voorhees for Justice of Sessions were unanimously adopted. Mr. Bell moved that the uemination of John De laucy os Superintendent of the Poor be rejected. The motion was opposed by Mr. Bergen on the ground that the Committee py Ave Lo tht or power to override the voices of the pte ws exy the wominating convention. Mr. Boll sold that he feli it to be his duty to make the motion, avd trusted that this Committee live np to the by Jaws which distinotly state that any candidate accepting a nomination from any other party cotdd not stand as the nominee of this Committeo. Mr. Har tour favored the motion, and on concluding, the Committee went into executive session, MEBTING OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CLUB. This club held a meeting last evening at their Wig- wam in Conrt-st.. which was addressed by Ex-Gov. Marvin of Filorids at length. in which he sneered ut the loyalty of the negro, trade his bravery and patriotism, and predicted that if ever the power to vote and make laws were given him, there would be bloodshed at the South, He also exensed the New Orleans massacre, and said the plan was to disfranchise the great masses, and to enfranchise the negroes, obtain possession of the State Governments, be ratified by Congress, and thus chest the masses out of thelr just rights. He was followed by G. M. Mundy, esq, when the meeting adjourned, THE DRAMA.

WMATINEES TO-DAY. The reader who inclines to amusement, on this the closing day 6f the week, may thank us for calling his or her sticution to the several doy performances that will be given at the various places of public entertainment.—First of all we have to note that Madame Ristori will enact Elizabeth, for the last time, at the French Theater today. The performance will commence at 1 o'clock. —Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul will give a matinee at Trying Hall, commencing at 10 o'clock. A promis- ing programme is arranged —At Dodworth's Hall Mr. Hartz will give a matinee, commencing at 2 o'clock. His magic

exhibitions ought not to be missed At Barnum’s Musemn the usual doy perfomance will be given at 2 o'clock.—At the Fifth Avenue Opern- House, Budworth’s Minstrels will give a performance, commencing at 24 o'clock.—A representation will also be given at the New-York Cirons, commencing st the same hour. Mr. Cooke will appear in the Pickwick characters, and the programme will be the sawe os in the vvening.— Mag- Kie Stitched, at the Broadway Theater, will play Fanchon, ot the matinee to dav, as well as In the evening ~There will a metinee at Nible's Garden at 1 o'clock, when may be seen "I'he Black Crook” and the Ballet. FREXCH THEATER. Victor Sardou’s comedy of “Les Ganaches” will be produced here to-night, for the first time this season. This is the first important dramatic representation anfounced by Messrs. Julgnet Drivet. Let the house be crowded. STADT (GERMAN) THEATER. Mr. Dawigon will personate four characters at the €tadt Theater this evening. The picees announced are German, one of them being Kotzebue's The Unfortunate. OLYMPIC THEATER Mr. Jefferson will make his last appearance here as Rip Van Winkle this evening. Next week—the last of his en gagement—will be devoted to farces. MUSICAL. ae IRVING HALL BOIREES. Mr, Theodore Thomas's Symphony Soirces will be given this Saturday evening at Irving Hall. These concerts promise to be thoroughly enjoyable, and very largely attended hy our most appreciative public. The orchestra ineludes sov- enty performers, and Miss Antonia Henne makes her first ap- warance to-night. Seats may be secured at the Hall, or at No. 101 Broadway, CRIMINAL COURTS.

THE TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Alderman Coman.] CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. —Yesterday officer Bradley, of ihe Third Precinct, arrested Patrick Averill, a carman, on the charge of ill-treating a horse. According to the statement of the official, the horse which the accused was driving had a sore back, while the cart to which be was attached had 2.100 Ibs. of me ise. The lond was greater then the mal could bear, and in West Broadway, near Chambers-st., he fell down. The officer was passing at the time, and took the aconsed into custody. Alderman Coman, neting magistrate, held the prisoner to bail to answer the charge. JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT, Before Justice Dodge CruELTY 170 A Honse.—~James Sturges and Sylvester 8. Man- gan were held to apswer on a charge of eruelty to a horse on East Twenty-third-st. yesterday, While driving the horse the antmal became baulky snd Sturges then tied a rope around bis neck and between his fore and fasten the to a truck caused him te be oe n soning We Fiistance. Though remonstrated with by persons jus he would not desist until arrested by Officer Farlor the Bightseuth Pre cinet. Mangan steed by and cuconraged Sturges to drive the truck to which the horss had been attached. VioLATION OF Boarp or Hearn I vriovs.—Hugh Kelly was held to answer for dumping a lowd of dirt in a vacant lot on Seventeenth-st., between Avenues A and B, yesterday, in violation of the orders and by¥aws of the Metropolitan Board of Axnest ov Owmxisus Drives. —Philip Orbirger, Edward Tomour. nad Jobs Fog qouibug dives, wore acosied aad on it ani A. X. Parker, tomoved; Samael D. Tradl Coboss, N.Y. view W, Cheesaboro’, removed; Witbur T. Benseut, Cuba, 1 Butts, removed, Mrs. B.D. Lynde Fort N. Y., vice L. A. amiivon, N. Y., vies fwch, removed; Lyman D. Lockport. N, Y., vice Imac Wa commission expired: 8 Farnsworth, Mil'sbury, Mass. vice N. Y., reappointed 5, oehwatt, femoYod Ajvfolh Gow, Colle oi 4 Por's oetablished Josiah Bowman, Lyk: eon, Pu. wil Tomes Cas hse, i osserd Sohn ke. Fart, Gigsed, Ps. ‘A Wii vm Hopkims, decines; Wade Armentrout, Hayeswilia, Qino, vice J Kiuvwioger, removed Wa H., Ureerfio 4. Ind, vice H. 8, Hopkin, removed: J.J, Dorey, uit guhurg Ky. vioe Hi- of tina city. on Fifth day, dnugliter of Harrison, N. C. Moore. Jobn 8. and) in the 26th ye the 15th inst, Oskley. esq., An. funern) Willan Colling to Charity A. Wolinay. STONE—TERHUNE—On Thursday, Oct 18. by the Rev. R. J. W. Buckland, Frank F. Stone to Louiss, daughter UNDERHILL ~GRIFFIN—AL tue residence of the bride's aderbill Tenth Jolm L. WADSWORTH ~SCHENCK~On Tuseday. Fathers Driscoll and hiny, William Wadsworth to Sobsuok, all of this city. WILLETS=M002E~0n Wednesday, the 17th inst,, st the dance ofothe bride's faher. by Friends eT Willats of Harrison, N. Y., to Moore of Falmouth, Mass. WILLETS=M00RE=On Fourth day, Teath dence of the bride's fy, 0 Falmouth, to Bary 3. Boor, BUDD OU Reider mottiing: Oct. 19, Frank, infant soo of EL B. and Ta relatives and friends of tha family are respectfully invited tend the funeral, this (Saturday momiag, st9 o'clock, at the father’s residence, West End, New-Jorsey. BUIST=0n Friday morning, Oct. 19, Platt Buist, merchant of this city, in the 96th year of "ue. His relatives and friends, and thoss of his brother, Waltar F'., are in- viied to attend the funeral, from the residence of the Litter, No. 13 Wost Twenty second-«t., on BULL=In this No LI ar at G TOWNSEND—At Harlem. on Wednesday, October 17, Joha Town- snd. in tho T9th year of his The reist ves sad twenty-aiath of, and Filth-ave.. on Saturday thst. depot on Friday, Oct. 19, 1866, Proscott Bul, son of Bal, age His roletives and friends of the fu! funezsl, (rom No, 247 West Eighteenth ot, on Seuday,? 20'clock p. m. COLE =0n Fridey morning. Oot, 19, of congestion of the brain, Dar- win, son of Rous L. snd Josephine 1. Cole, agnd 13 months. Funeral at No. 33 Cotta ze-plare on Saturday aftercoon, st 3 o'clock. DARROWIn this etty, on Friday, 19th inst, Ragwel! infant son of Wiliam and Mary Clerk Darrow, sged 7 months and 27 days. Fanetal servises st the residence of Lis parents, No. 412 West Twenty- third-st,, on Monday, 22d inst. at 2 o'clock p. m. DEERICKSON—Dirownad on Thursday, Oct. 18. James G. Derrick. son, Capt. Gith Raat MYL VL VV, eldest sou of Jumes 'T. Derrickson, of bis age. The relutives and (tiends of the family are invited to funeral, from the residence of hus father, Huli st. voar Leforts, Lcookiyn, at 2 o'clock p. m., on Sunday, the 21st inst. Philedelphia and St, Louis papers please copy DICK—=0n Tieiday, Cotober 16, Thomas W. Dick, jr., in the lst year of his age. The relatives aud (riends are invited to attend the funersl, on Friday, race Obureh, While Plains, st o'clock Har'em trains leave Twenty-nxttat. end Fourth-ave. ai i0e, m. EVANS- On Wedassday, October 17, Lemoel G. Kaas, in the 57th rae aud. {Hosis of tp, ful full o relatives in the family sre respect invited to stiend his funeral, at the resddence of bis father No. 56 1 o'clock pw. MASON~Opn Thursdry, Oct. 18, Katie V., infant daughter of Charles J. and Lavinia Mason. The relatives ond friends of the family ace respectfully invited to sttend the funeral, ou Sanday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, (rom the resi- deace of her parents, No. 184 Fraukli McK ENZIE—At Harlem, on Friday, Oct. 19, John B. Mellenzie. son of the late John and Ids A, McKenzie. The relatives snd fronds of the family are invited to attend the fone sl, from his Lite residence, One-bundred-snd-vinetconth-o., between First cud Second-aves., ou Mooday, Oct. 22, at 10 o'clock A age. friends of the family wes, ot his late residence, corner of Jobn Teriwue, all ta, y H,, ey month 19th, W. Wilson U. Griffin, a'l of this olty. to Oct. 16, ary 8. Mooge, Prince No cards. moth 1, ot the mod natn of Tries sud Chanigy SEAS EEELTINN DIED. Sunday afternoon, at 2§ o'clock. 10 years, 2 months and 18 days. wo invited to attond the lat inst, at attend his -in law, James B. Hudson-st.,, N. Y.. on Ssturday, 20th inet., at rest. are invited to attend the sfiernoon, at J 0 yim Meledlt removed; Mrs Fu p Wishand, Wayleadsburg, Vo, re A tryin leaves Tweaty-si at 24 o'clock. ished, Fo VANDERVOORT- On Friday morning, efter 5 Magering fines, or _— Mo'ia danghter of the te David Vandervoort of this city. LAND OFFIC: REPORTS. The relatives and friends of the family are yp invited to at- By Tok tenddie funarcl, from her late cesidonce, No, 164 West Thirty-thied- [By Telegram ot, ou Sanday, st o'clock, withoat further notice. Tha following disposition of Poblic Lands in YOUNG—At Alban on Tharsday, Oct. 18, at the residence of his September is reported to the General Land Office mother, No, 938 Broadway, George Young. Denver Crry Cororavo=To Actual Setters... 200. The relatives, {iin ls and scquaintances of the family, are fully For Caub.... hha as shan bARRBIFS eS hBES AI ease HWP 0 invited to attend his Biversl, on Sanday, the 2les inst, at 2 o'clock TT p- m., {rom the above place. Total... oovsvenrinssssnisnnnsnnssnns 620 ET Inonyon. Missorut—=To Actusl Settlers $00 acts ._. For Casbioosiiinns ssasadbasnssbessssrsnesh ves LUOO nore Im Ava Political Notices. Total o.oo irnsrrnssncnss sesssnerne sesanee 9,000 sores, AAARAANAA AAA AAA Traverse Crry, Mion. To Actos! Setidors. 0. 6,000 acres, The Naturalization (Mice of the REPUBLICAN UNI loss, Mic —Ou Agricuitursl Coliegn Scrip... 16.000 acres. CENTRAL COMMITTEE is now open st No. 6 Centre-st., coe Fa Bilitary WW arralila.. cossessssssssssnnsssnnsnnnsss 9.009 sco. tom City Holl, All who are desiring to vote for the Jos 4 Cow 25.000 actos lidaios, and require Natarslization Papers may thom FT TL sasnnsnnnassseo odd, 0. Hare. Ofiice hours frown Sto d o'clock, PRT Total Sr. Croup, Wis —0Ou Agricalturs! College Scrip, 10.0% acres. The Commision of the General Land Office has received 16 urns showing the' st the Nebraska City office 4,59 acres 0/ the public lands worn disposed of ln September last, of which 2,700 acres were taken under the Homestead Law for sctusl settlement. At ihe Si Clond offi 0 2 408 acres were sold lor cash. I Me. Epwarp Dikey's article on “The New Ger many,” which, accordifig to The London Spectator, is the most intoresting paper in the magezines for the mouth, is reprinted in the current issue of Heery Saturday, with several othor choice selections, among which are fresh poems by Robert Buchanan and Christina Rossetti, an excellent tale of Eaglish life by the author of John Halifax," and a pleasant essay on “Smoke from London Society, ne THE STATE OF TRADE. ——_ [By Telegraph. PRILADELPHIA, Oct. 19. ~Cotton dull at dlc. for Midd'ing Uplands. Cloverseed, #7 50@$8. Naval Stores buoyant. Rosiu bueysnt and $12 highor, Spirits Turpentine had advanced 6c. sales at 82. Flour orm. Wheat firm at $3 20283 25. Rye, $130, Corn buoyant; Yellow, $1 10281 12; Western Mixed. $1 002#1 03 Whisky firm Oblo, $2 4J2%2 #4; Pennsylvania, $2 41. Avausta, Ga, Oct. 19,—Cotton dull sad decliced le. strict Mid dling Ye. Savaxyan, Oct. 12.—Cotton dull nnd irregular; holders making 3c, for strict Middling, tii pout buyers. Nadas Cuanrrsyoy, Oct. 19, —Clogton declined; sales of 300 bales; Mid: dings. 3T@3Be. New-Onisans, Oct. 19. —Cotton 2¢. lowe sales 500 bales: quotas: tions nominal; receipts of the week 16,600 against 12,700 bales; ex: ports for the week, 6,500 bales; stock, 100,000 beles. Sterling, 161. Now-York xchange, discount, Cnicago, Oct 19.~Flour setive, sud edvanced 15220e. Whest ad vanced le., closing firm at 15% $216 for No. 1, and $1 88% #1 0 for No. 3. Corn opened active at an advance of 2¢., but closed quiet at 69@694c. for Ne. 1, aud 670600. for No. 3. Outs are firm at 34 344. for No. 3 Provisions are dull. Freights are quiet. Receipts, 16,000 bbls. Flonr, 142,000 bush, Whee, 93,000 bush. Corn, 54,000 bush. Oats. Shipments, 6,500 bbls. Flour, 107,000 bush. Wheat, 21,000 bush. Com. Mirwavkss, Oct. 19.—Floar advanced 10@15c., snd closed firm. Wheat unsettled at $2 10 for No. 1, sud $1 810 $1 82 tor No. 2. Comm advanced Jc., and closed at 60@70¢, for No.l. Osts firm at je. for No, 2. Receipts, 3,000 bbls. Flour, 81,000 buaby Wheat. Ship wents, 6,000 bbls. Flour, 57,000 bush. Wheat. ALBANY, Oct, 19.—~The market for Beeves this week has been on of the dullest of the season. Buyers refused to purchase except al decline, and holders remained cow paratively firm until to-day, when some concession was made, and 200 or 300 bead changed Lands sf prices ranging from 9}e. live weight, for the best, down to 4}wie. for the poorest; 1,000 or 1,500 remain unsold, Sheep are dull st 53@6ic.; receipts 8,000. Moga are in good request at 10@ lle. Besraro, Oct. 18. Flour active, closing st 25¢, better; sales 3,000 bbl. Wheas' scarce and firm, and in fair milling demand sales 65,000 bash. at $2 08@ $3 10 for No. 2 Chicago to arrive, $2 19 for Western Spring, $2 25 for Ureen Bay Club. Cora scarce and frm; sales a $0@914c., including 4,000 bush. to ill out load, at 82. for No. 1 Mixed. Outa—40,000 bush. No. 2 Chicago, and part to arrive at ile Barloy—43,000 bush. Cansda and Chicago, st $1 W@$! 10, and $1124 for two car losds State. Rye quiet. Receipts,:15903 bbls. Flour 43,107 bush, Wheat, 30,000 bush. Corn, 46,464 Oats, 16,297 Burley: Cabal exports: 93,990 bush. Whest, 102,620 Corn, 50410 Oats, 25,480 Barley §18,300 Rye. Canal freights dull to New York: Wheat @17e., Com 13®lde., Osts 9B. Oswneo, Oct. 19.—Flour active and unchanged; sales of 3,500 bbls, Wheat dull; sales last night 4,000 bush, Ceuada Spring st $2 45; aud 9,000 bush. Amber State st $2 9, Corn better, but quiet; sales of 3,000 bash. No. llinois, nearly yellow, at 044c., and 3,000 bush. do- on private terms. Bar'ey active, but prime scarce sales of 50,000 push. Canada at $1 17281 21. Bay Quinta beld st $1 2J, sod $12 bid, Rye sctive; sales 30,000 bush. Cansda st #1 20. Canal Freights steady. Lake Importe—>S0,000 bush. Wheat; 11,000 bush. Barley Canal Fxports—398 ULbls. Flour, 4,000 bush. Wheat, 8,100 boeb- Corn, 115,000 bush, Bearley. Sr. Louis, Oct 19.—Flour Srmer; sales at #9 503 $1028 for Buperfice, $11 WaHil 65 for Single Extra, $1) Was for Double Extra, and $14 50@$16 90 for Funcy. Wheat buoysat: and 5@10c. higher; sales st $2 20293 29 for Spring, $3 5T$3 75 for Prime Fall, and $2 00@#2 90 for Chelce. Corn firm, at 222 84c. Provislons and Whisky unchanged. CINoINATI, Oct. 19 —Flour in good demand and steady. Whisky firm, ot $2 3iMess Pork in active demand, st $31 283 5. Lard in demand, at 15e. Gold, 47. WiLaineroy, Oct. 19. Crode Turpentine sivabesd; wide bigs for volt. Spirity Turpentine advanced Se. sales at 78 sin frm sales of Common at $4 25@$4 73; No. 2st $5283 50; No. at $7 50@ $6 25. Ter, $2 W262 85. Cotten, 38¢. for Middling. MonrLs, Oct. 10, —Cotton—sales to-day 350 bales; Middling st 37c. sales of the week, 2,400 bales; receipts of the week, 7,36 bales, againet 2,000 bales; exports of the week, 2,580 bales; stock, 29,056 bales; receipts to date, 16,797 bales, against 89,204 bales sate time last year. ToLepo, Oct. 19 —Flour quiet. Wheat active and firm; sales of new White Michigan at $3 90; Amber, $3 81); No. 1 Spring, $230; Extra do., $2 40, Oorn 82¢. for No. 1 Mixed. Oats 480. ALBANY, Oct. 19.—Flour active sud firm. Wheat: sles of Amber State st $2 09@$3; White Michigan, $3 002$3 30. Rye quiet: Oats: sales of New Western st 6lo; State, 63c. Corn in active de mand sales, 75,000 bush, State, Barley quiet; seles of two-rowed ®1 134 @1 20; four-rowed $120. Shipped by tows, 55,500 bugh pf the Wa. |S. mary the UB 6% Revd way. on bl Purctun sttendancy, Daounos, _Cmas. S. Suoxa, i prone 1. for, th UNION Rep 1c tH LL MASS “g Tr on MONDAY By NING, Oct. 2, EBBICT HALL, two doors vast of Broadway, to ra MA iy requesio {ieretarten. ave Committee.~A specia Rei] Be held at Hesdgueriors,” No. RAY EVENING, Oct. 20, at 74 o'clock. WALDO HUTCHINS, Chairman. the Union LY DISTRICT JAN ASSOCIATION, WARD, NG oo" Re Nao, ‘ost Thirty-thicd ot. Rooms opva AANA to wee the Gates, The new Gort, 34.000 bysh, WW best, 66,000 bush. Baler, 9.0% bik, Quien... Udon, Jig Hon. Ww and the fev. (rep. C. Ropr. 8. Donpig. See’), “Eighteenth Assembly District Uslon fiepnbican As sociation, No. 132 Sixth Congress Brook)yw, N. writing Goods masutects Speskers, the Hon. Geo. H. A, Darfinz, Waldo Hutchings, Tssse Dayten El Wooprrr? SUTTON, Janes Lage every night “7 gFpubtican Unlon Nomination. ee A fines, FOREION sud DOMESTIC GQOWS. HALL—PARKFR—At Pair Hoven, Coun, on Wadoa dav, Dot by tte Rev. Geo. De F i o y. a EERIE TATE on como noo mt tt my tc on A VEENY~In Brooklyn, on Sursday, 18, mares wu ead Sutgbtor of a pes. Be Mana Pad a! Aran MoKIBBEN—ROGERS-On Thursdsy, Oct 10, #t 8¢ Aptrews 1. 2002¢ the mont samplote tasrimenis of CHILORENS O(N Couch, Harlem, by the Pev. Geo. Draper. D. D., Gun. Gilbert il, lag over offered. 4 IV McKibben to Miss Sarah B, Rogers, al’ of this city. obi Co logedih 48 MOLLOY-MILLER-Ou Thursday. the 1th lus, by the Rar. he, The FURNISHING DEPARTMENT bee veo sue of o the re ce of thie bride's pate 107, and best asson od stocks in the City. t Brooklyn, to Mist biel fs A. aghter of Chas Rio Brooklyn, 12 Mish Side A. Millet, Vooou [angie of B. BALDWIN Nos Tue 7 Bowery. PIERCE~DEWEY At Lyous, N, Y., on Thursda the rewne Spaulding Tt Ee Br Deh, Fdorick O Prores oF Raw York to Faany ter oo sand pie daughter of 8. A. Dewey, ong. JEWELERS, PRT STRWART—DAY--ln New-York, on Thurudsy, Oct 12.0 tho West pip. A resbyterian Chu t Thos. 8. Hastings, A. ro REMOVED their “orom, Stewnit to Gertrude E., daughtor of the late Robet P. Day of Orange, N. J. o Wos. 568 aud 570 BROADWAY, 3 4 STILES—JONFS—On Wedoaaday evening tho {1th lust, af the sa ew dence of the bride, Newark, N. J., by the Rev. J. F. 5: D.D, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Bes juin Stlics, J¢., to Ema F>, dasghter of tie late C. pd piel Jono, Toerst Clocks maunfesiarsd for Clhurshos, Town alle, and Pee 4 aw tories.

Behan, x» WATCHES, JEWELRY BTERLINO SILYERWARE, No. 809 BROADWAY, Corner [Houston-st. od Stators of Mercy, Dorchester, Mooteeal, C. E., Hospital of the Sistors of Morey. Du. Rapwar: cestify that your Ready Reilel hae cured overOue Huundied of our sick from chit, vomitiag, beedaches, internal pline &a., ko. Ou of our sisters bad the Rheumatism in ber head foc on years. Haviog taken s few spoonfuls of Reliel in water, sud ber bead twice with the same medicias, she was never felt it since. T always use it for dyspepoin and for celle aud always with sucess Ibis very uselul for soge throsts, conghe influensa, diphtheria, ke. It bas a good effect in Satolence or rwind colic. use Ib tor foul bresth, and it produces mervelous ofiset. In short, it procured velief altogether remarkable to our invalids. SISTER MARY DE BONSECOURS. Said oy ewastue. aud oh Ds, Radway’ Qffion. DJ Ybiptame Now-York. Having Largely lucreased Our Stock of the ing Goods wo ate prepared (0 offer lo our customeis variety of 1 PARIAN AND BISQUE STATUARY, SILVER-WARE, and FINE PLATED WARE, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANOY GOODS, 3 PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CHINA AND GLASSWARE, p CHANDELIERS AND GAS-FIXTURES. Agents for the portable EMPIRE STATE GAS MACHINE which can be seen in operstion at our store. WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, Second Selection, per set. X RICH CUT SETS OF GLASS, Fine Qualily, $45 per set. FE. V. HAUGHWOUT CO 1» aff Stude. NEW STYLES, Two, Three, Four, Five asd Stx to Soventy-tve Dollare a Set. ¥or sale by GEORGE C. ALLEN, Ne. 415 Broadway one doo below Canal-sb Goud Watches, For Ladies, jost received, as low ae Filty Dollars cach. For sale by Ak rg by Ake GEORGE C. ALLEN, No. 415 provi. one door below Candle. Pare Gold For sale by G. C. ALLEN, No. 415 Broadway, a I pe hela Onn Julius G. Poké, BL Do. Formerly of snd successor bo DR. JAMES R. CHILTON Co NALYTI CHEMMT, ANAL Broateny. N. W. coc. Bross ots, &e., ho have now on exhibition a weey full snd pho, Clothing vou MEN AND BOYS, ABBOTT MOORE, No. 507 Broadway, of 6 G00DS made (rom superior wl Ate Fon supe Toth NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, which they are prepared to make to order “a ia mode,” sad ou very reasonable terms. iron and Steel Manufacturers. Te priet of the several letters patent icened to The prop Heary Kelly and others of this country, for the mafscture of IRON AND STEEL Williams. TTulted States Senator from ay. 4 GEQ. I, BRADFORD, Prost, East Fortisth-st..a lew doors vast of Thirdsave. ER EE LLMAN, President. A A AD, re ELLIOT F JE Irn, Vice Preddente JNO. 1, GRISCOM, Treasarer. Secretaries. ntl aires (NE campaign. FOR CONGRESS, 1Xth District (with Nineteenth aud Twenty-second Wards), IL LIAM A. DARLING, Union Republican Nomination. C FOB THIRTY.NINTH AND FURTIETH CONGRESS, THIRD DISTRICT, Comprising 1st, 2d, 3d, éih, 5th, Tth, 9th, ith, 15th, 19th, end 20th Wards, BROOKLYN. SIMEON B. CHITTENDEN. ublican pe. Union ie Nomination. we Uien Rep CONGRESS. ional District, Oh, 15th and 16th Wards. HARLYS 5. SPENCER. Gen. Chas. M. Darling, W. Irviug Adams, Secretaries, ROBERT IRWIN, Chairman. Sas nr Special Notices. Poe Reject thelAmendment—D at the Cooper Institute. TH Tickets fity cents, For puricalars, see Lecture Adve: Mrs. B. B O'Leary, W 1). has returned, snd her residence, Tow 10 a Ww. tod pm Take aa ts have wax ed ecstatic over the perfumes of the tropies, but words can give no ides of them. If you want to realize what really tropicsl fragrance is, you must get PHALON'S NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS, io which its supreme essence is concentrated. apoed fhe President,” WE NDELL PHILLIPS, 4 {TRSDAY EVENING, October 25th, rtisement. Notice. Our stock baviog been prope:ly adjusted, and the wet and damaged goods by the fire on our prewises removed, we teke pleasure in announcing hat we shalt RESUME BUSINESS on MONDAY, Oct. 22. For the very kind conslderstion of our friends, and the particular indulgence shown ns by our customers, during our diserrangement, we return our siucere thanks. C. 0. GUNTHER SONS, Nou. 303 and 304 Broadway. ‘be happy Gatee-ave corner of HamUton-st Un-ave, care to “Mujavire TZI1 In very seldom we meet with any description of Jetiune which so entirely cones the perfume for the hanakerebief io cate and rou For sale by sitive privcipel Draggiste.—[ Phils delphis Evening Bulletin, pl it ihn to the notion of le, 0. Bre Deaths Sh Jublic, 84 something pecalierly deli- Catarrh! !—Noises in the Head! pew remedy for Catarrh breaks np this ter head, removes at ones pala in the discharges, obstruction of the br TY this lost malady, in all its d let to Bend stap fof FRR NORTON, Ne. 1 Arnat red by me will heresfler have my slysatuss M-

to the end of each plece, next tothe boat. op BARRIS. the State, County, Congres. vianal sad Assowbly nowinetions, ond wo to por IA Th (Union ke, may be obiizes b N an of the 4. The following distingalshed speakers Dy hog fuvited, aud will sd: Sp: he. GRISWOLD, Tray, N.Y, aan” Judge H. C. WARMOUTLL Le, Db, J. MORRELL, ki Ps, The Hon. WILLIAM E. DODGE. The mw Col. GEORGE F. NOYES, Cendidate, Assembly. ol lives Sirens Rd JOIN OAKEY el of Brooklyn. dda pays A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE TN qnpun nop 1a aay compgny ipower Singing by a Choir of Boys, Orphans of SoldiAT GEENA. 0 MAPTRASSES und CUSHIONS, the Ladies. and most comfortable beds and seats. 4 CHRISTOPHER PULLMyy Preddent. /00DRU¥? SUTTON, y Col. James LAxs. Secraiarier. col? sm ies BB A em 2Rd Wobaivru. 1 xR A ho, TE Vr Skee WR A grand Ratification Meeting will be held at a 4 light saventh-st. Hall, MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 22, ot 7} oc 5 a Te ry ro es of ARK, Agence, this Company st mB A Ee eR urted by er. o8. Ln oF. LORD and A ¥D, wil, ‘rom this time, be under the soln J. P. Lord, survi of the late fizm of J. L.& J.P. eink Jest active empl the ae she necessity FEU LL TE y of Len ty bt Ve wi nN SWINE MACUINE Co, No. 616 8 NY “Poat-0ffice Notice. ~T be Mails for GRE oF TORN wd CONTIN vie per har AMERICA; for Tite LAND vi Gspaticws, To eamor C QF BOSTON, wud fot FRA ots. 20, wil ciows wh 10:30 0. 1, nd tthe n offices, as follows: A Aratrons OC y SADT Sdn od ra "a 3 tion 7:80 so. Wm. ET Yietery Hair Restorer. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, VITO SEDIMENT OF ve fe has sad hs sac, Tout sale by Drussiels RIC nu. Chemist, Na 10 Siathave. “Opera Glasses IVORY, PEARL, ENAMEL, LEATHER, ke, for sale by Conon Resowned Whslowry Gree he bo every family. For by Greet Corn Xd throughout the country. I AR TE] Life-size ac gums bo eRBIEL Te AE portraits, “White, Pure —A new Toller duialy for the f teeth—ROBINSON'S DENTAL SOAP—a perfect dentifrice. HEGEMAN Co,

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