New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
October 30, 1866

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Newo- XX VL. .No 7.915. yor. a NEWH GY THE ATLANTIC CABLE 10 GOT. 28. a KUSSIA AND AUSTRIA, ou BETWYEN THEM ASSUMING A MEAACING ARPECT. FONDON, Saturday, Ucl ©7, Mou Ii i sad thet the relations between Austria and Ruscin are aEUMing 8 wepacing character, The Lendon Times says that the Russian Govern. wont ie mtrigning for the farther dis imdegrntion of FLAT Austria, Satire SPAIN ARD CHILL, BE PROJECT FOR SETTLEMBNT OF DIFFIQULTIES AY- PROVED BY VHE BRITISH GOVERNMENT. Pans, Saturdsy, Oct. 27 The project submitted by France and England to tbe Npanish Government for the settlement of the Chilian diffienlty Las been approved by the Queen and Jer Ministers, IPGL. iia TURKEY. ANOTHER BATTLE IN CANDIA—REPULSE OF THE TURKS. FLORENCE, Saturday, Oct. 27, 1Be An arrival from Candia states that anether great wattle took place on the 17th inst. ‘The Greeks report that the Turkish army was re d. EE GREAT BRITAIN. INCREASED ARMY AND NAVY VOUS TO BE AFKKD EY THE GOVERNMENT. LONDON, Oct. 28, 1806, 16 ie said that the British Gevernweut is about to ask of Parliament an increase -of a million pounds sterling in the amount voted for the Army, and a large additional amount to that appropriated in for- «mer years for the Navy. I APAN.

THE TYCOON AND THE INSURGENTS. LowpoN, Oet. 2X, 1566, Advices from Japan are conflicting. The latest re- port is that the Tyeoon’s Army bas suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of the imsurgents, and that the Tycoon hag, in consequence, abdicated.

MARINE INTELLIGERCE. ARRIVALS OUT. QuernsTows, Saturday, Oct. 27.—The steamship Poisin, from New-York on the 7th just, has wrived. Iaverroon, Oct. 20.—The steamship Aleppo, from New: York, Oct. 17, mrived at Queenstown to Ay and proceeded for J Liverpool. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. LavERrPOOL, Saturday, Oct. 27.—The warket ig steady to-day with sales of =000 bales. Middling Uplands sre quoted pt 1d. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFE MARERT. Lavereoor, Seturday, Oct. 27.—The weather is unfwvorable «idl the market is firmer for all deseriptions. Corn hax ad vanced and is quoted gt 34, per quarter for Mixed Western American. CONSOLS. LONDON, Saturday, Oct. 27.—Consels closed at =v for Money. AMERICAN BECURITIES. The quetations for American Securities wre as follows Puited States 520s, 68]; Nlinois Centra! Shaves rie W, Kedway Shares ee BY STEAMSHIP. R— ne Farner Point, Oct. 20.—The steamship Moravian grom Liverpool on the 18th, via Londonderry on the 19th wnst., arrived off this port this momning en route 10 4) webec. The steamship City of Paris, ffom New-York, reached Queenstown on the evening of the 17th inst. ni GREAT BRITAIN. ir. Bright bad been entertained at breakiast. at Glas gow, by the promoters of the Reform demonstration. He made a speech, in which he briefly referred to his ap- praaching visit to Ireland. He sal the more fully the weople were ad wer the more completely w Al! the Loudon jouraals publish leaders on Mr. great speech of the 16th inst. ADVANTAGES OF TELEGRAPHIC TION. From The "ondon Times, Oct. 16. The advantages of telographic communication are receiving a signal lnstration 10 the case of the present fau ine in Indin. For the puzpose,of meeting this calamity, London and Caleatta are practically umited. Formerly we had to de erate upon information six w2eks old, and could ouly specu doubtfully what would ba the state of things six weeks u vance, while the suthorities at Calcutta had to act wee tainty as to the public and private measores of relief witch would be sanctioned at home. We are now informed of the eo act condition of Bengal almost up to the very moment when oul COMMUXICA. Ir ule deliberations are procesding, and the credit and advice of the Home Government are at the usmediate command of the Vice roy. The wseting at the Mansion House which we reportedon Saturday war summonsd in osnsequence of a telegram received by the Lord Mayor early ou Thursday morning, aud this wes had been dispatobed (ram Calsutta at noon ou Wednesday. Tpon receiving this telegram the Lord Mayor jnnmediaiels walled on Lord Craghorns, and while he was at the India House wb message arrived Gom Sir John fawrenes at Simla, which Lad also been dispateusd the previeus day. Lord Cranborie prompt iH dispatc} ed a return massage, aad that, no doubt. is alreaus u the hands of the Governor General. ‘T'Re necessities of a) owls, therefore ¢6 ‘ar as monay is ceaeerned, cou be lustun tapeonsly supported by the whole resanrces of the Ei “I'he telegraph can transmit oredit, and credit is money. 17 a apdden emergency cross, wo might be informed of the need in «4 hours. and in 24 Lours mors a short massage over toe wihes would place any amount of pacominry Sasistance at the wisposal of she Indéan aythortuss PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND THE ENGLISH IPEESS From Tha Morning Star, Oct. 15, Events seem to promise a speedy close to the des- potic aggressivencss of Prasident Johusow's career. le triumph of the Republican party ii Penns) ivan. added to ile victories already secured in other States, may convince eve the moss skeptioal that the American people Lave rot ot wooped to the d gradation of accepting a political dictitor he signif cance of the Paingyivema elections can Lurdiy. Le exeggernted They mat bo sesapted simply as the defeat of mitted to a fair share of parliamentary ould justice be done Ireland. Bright's cr na ————————_ I TE. Tornado are still imprisoved reparately, aud that the British Minister ai Madvid bas donewothing to obtain their liberation, hin excase being hot be hind received no metructione from Wagland., al 1 TA PRURSIA, Tin somi-ofucially anrenneed thni negotiations with Soxony had reached so faverable stage that a Txeaiy of Pesce may be expected to take place immedi ately.

ITALY. The alan “oops entered Verona vn the (th iiet. snd met with an enthusertic reception. ti AUSTRIA. Advices from Morsoar state that she Bmprese Chis Jotte s bealty was nnehanged, RR i RUSSIA. Count Herg, 14 is stated, bas boon reeved of hs fune tions as Governor of Poland; and has been #oeceeded by Gen. Count Urden, pi TURKLY AND CANDIA. Advices from Athens state that tho '¥niks have cvaci- ated Candano, spd thet the Greeks pursied them, kuling 120 end wound ng 1.800, The Geek loss wor «inall, Mustapha Pacha was organizing an expedition egainsd the insurgents on a lage seale, Two thousand casks of powder bed sriived in Candia from Syria. Tho Manrlour du Sew states that the position of aflairs is favorable to the specdy pacification of Candia. Lt also confine the stetement’ that the difficulty with Montenegro hos boen satisfactory arranged. It says that tho Frereh Government congratulates itseli upon the result, which 1s equally favorable to Turkey asd ber Christian population. ES INDIA. A Bombay telegram of the 19th ivst. reports a decided vise in Exchange on Loudon and also in the pice of Cotton, Til: FENLANS,

INDIGNATION iN CANADA OVER SECHNETAEY SEWARD'S LETTFR— THE THREE OTHER PRISONERS ARRAIGNED ~—FENIAN TRIALS AT CORNWALL, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ‘ToroxTO, Oct, 20,—The dispatch of Mr. Seward to the British Minister regarding the condemned Fenian prison. ers causes some excitement and much indignation here, ‘The feeling is very general throughont the Provinee that the death-penalty should be carried out, at least os farss the ringlenders ure concerned. Among the volunteers this fecling is very strong, and pumbers threaten that, uniess the Government allows the law to take its course, they will resign their command. Lynch is reported to be inmo way diseamposed sinee his He sleeps well end eats heartily, and does not at all Yesterday, the other three trial, seem to realise Lis position. Fenian prisoners were arraigned. place shortly. ‘I'he prisoners all speak well of their treal- ment by the Conadian officials, but bitterly denounce funds and otherwize unprovided. The Assizes at Comwall opened today. The Hon. against the Fenian prisoners at present in jail there. RAIDERS, &t, BY TELEGHAPH TO THE TRIBUNE OI TAWA. Oct, 20. The news of tho threats of vengeance by the Fenians should Lynch und his companions bo excitement here, ‘Fhe hotels uw hanged is creating great I crowded, and groups are to be seen at the street comers reading the extras ia the rau, he voluutears a Ridgeway demand the death of the raiders; s believe, fiom Mr. Seward's demand mpon the British minister, that their execution woul culininate in a war vith the United States, and therefore ODbpose It, "he only two Ministers here to-day are besieged with I anxions questions; but ibey will Know nothing ull the return of the Attorney-General, who is at Hamilton. ANOTHER APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT—ACTION OF BUFFALO CIRCLES=—COL. LYNCH NOT A FENIAN. BY TRLEGRAPH TO THR IR'BIAE. Dut olin Their tials are to take their fiends in the United States for leaving ther without Chief-Justice Draper made a long and eloquent address to the Grand Juiy, who proceeded to consider the bills They are all Canadians who wese taken slong with Mike i Murphy. THE FENIAN HELATS OF VENGEANCE=—RIDUEWAY VOLUNTEERS DEMAND THE DEATH OF TILE “Tho shadows of pomicg events prompt me to prepeie any prevent lotter in diary form, so.as to cover the ground delegation of these had immediately sworn them in NEW.YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1866. MEXICO. MOVEMENTS OF CANALAS—SHAMEVUL TREATMENT OF AF AMERICAN MERCHANT—GEN, CARVAJAL— ROBBERY AT MATAMOROS—CORTINAS'S PROCLAMA- TION—THE GUNBOAT CHINACO—EMBARGO UPON AMERICAN CITIZENS—=STATE OF AFFAIRS AT MATAMOROS. From Om Spoclal Conerpondent. Browssvie, Oct. 3, 1808, of correspondence ehronelogically. Before the stentoer Tanwalipes left with the mail this worming, but before 1 was enabled to forward the facts, 1 was informed that K)] of GCanales's soldiers, with their anus, &e., complete, had crossed thie river, headed by the officers, and abandoned tho standard of the usnrper, and declared for Tappia. A troops had been sent to Hinojosa, who and forw them to bis camp, thus giving 32 more anned troops 10 the ranks ‘of the aeanlting paity, One Foster, a Staff officer of ‘Canales, was in town to-day, spying around, and promis. ing deatn to the expeditionists of the 21st ult. From his account, he slew from twenty to one hundred wen—balf the number engaged. But to corroborate (I) his story, we have only to state that Dol a wen Was missing oi the arty. 4 ‘To-day, a well known merchant of Matamoros pail a visit to ‘Col. Sedgwick, commandant of the district, on be- balf of the American ves.dents of that place, to represent the shamefi) treatment of an American citizen by Canales. IL appears some individual, whose nae Canales would not divalge, stated that Mr, Joseph Walsh, formerly Amer ean Consul at Monterey, had furnished funds to the Liber als for the purpose of assisting in the past and future at- tacks upon Cenales. Without any further notification, Mr. Walsh was seized and nuprisoned jin Fort Saragossa and treated with greet personal indignities. Some of the prin- cipul merchants guaranteeing Mr. Walsh's character, he was released after an imprisonment of several hours dura- tion. Mis treatment was so severe that hie is now confined to his bed and dangeronsly ill. Col. Sedgwick immedi ately sent an official communication to Mr. Canales de- manding an explanation of this affair, The promptitnde of the Commanding General is entitled to-hearty approval, It is time we had some one here who will put a stop to the high-handed sets of this wan Canales or bandits of like stripe. ithe «aid here that the overthrow of Carvajal on the 12th of Angust was a deliberate plot in which Carvajal, Ca- pales and a well known Matamoros merchant were the principals, and that $300,000 was not only divided between them, but Carvajal was enzbled to repudiate bis debts aud retire with a sang little pile. 1 bave conversed with a gentlewan in whom 1 have every confidence, who saw a cart-load of specie taken into Carvajal 8 private residence, on the night of Augnst 31. The money, wi part, was taken vp on the San Roman, when Carvajal went to his rancho, aud another consi nment went up last week marked percussion caps.” don’t know what the General's friends et the North will say, but I ara sorry to say that I fear there is too much truth in these statements to be easily controverted. It is to be re- gretted, as Gen. Carvajel crested and left a very good im- ression both in New-York sand Washington. None of is acts here invalidate any of his ofticial acts while there. Ho was an authorized agent of the Republic and vested with extraordinary powers, subject, however, to the ap- proval of Mv. Romero, the Minister at Wasbington. Gen. Ford's health is recovering, but I am unable to say whether he will take the field in the comingstruggle, Cor- tinas and be being bitter enemies, Capt. Lee, who crossed the nver with Col. Sedgwick’ dispatches to the American Cousal at Matamoros in ref- erence to the arrest and fuprisonment of Mr. Walsh, has just yetarned (midnight), snd was rat her unceremonionsly treated by the gaards, bot as it wos alter dark he scarcely can complain. An apology for the ticatment will be de- manded, however, October Last evening two attempts were made to rob Mr. Wilbur F. Stocking, an American citizen, tempo- rarity residing here, while passing from Canales’s otlice 10 the ferry on the other side of the river. Fortunately the yon wile SE em 1 attack on the wornicg of the 10th, as wis confidently ex- pected. Possibly he may have concluded to await the arrival of Tapia, who is marching this way with a stro force. ‘The outposts of the parties are almost daily th scenes of interchange of shot, lasting for fow ininutes and then “all is guiet on the Rio Grande.” Vesterda morn ug, however, aftor a volley or two of moske boom of shotted artillery rang out apon the gir. Every ono was stir, ing “the time” had come. Fifteen minutes thereftcr all wos still as the grave, Laterin day we learned that a party of about (hirty of Cortinas’ men £cupted to confiscate a lot of mules and cattle, and being scovered, were fired into aml retreated. The day previous tho sane party wade a raid upon the same place, and carried off 8 largo wamber of Government miles, Lorses, &e, Fercbon of Fort Monterey Yesterday a portion of the revolted and declared against Canales a part of the gar- little fight ensu the rig f rison reroained faithtul, and a shar which some blood was spilled. But on the whole 1 move was failure, Nix of the matineers were made j oners, and in less than an hour were executed by order Canales. So much for trying to fice themseives from the thea! don of bandit, The raid of a band of yobbere along the line of the Rio Grande is the great item of interest and exeitement bere. It appears thai some of the Americans who came out here nuder the command of Col. H. H. Long, Iate ehwef of Sheridan's scouts, left the eamp near Cortina’ ranch, and started np the country in quest of plunder, When they lev. they had helf-a-dozen revolvers, avd their force win bered about 20 men, most of whom wera armed with elubs. On @rriving eta rauch thoy would surround at, and, taking on, would take all arms, blankets, bor es and ymplements they could find. Leaving a guard to, prevent the alarm being given, the main body advanced to the next rapeh. AS soon 28 the news of the raid reached here (en, Sedgwick sent out a foree in pursuit, Last night news reached here that tho raiders wero growing houily mere desperate, and wore now setting fire to the h ranchies ofier plundering; and, furthermore, that their numbers were daily inereasing. It was near midnight, when the mews rosched here, but seasce an hour bad passed befora (en, Sedgwick had u »trong squadron of the ith United States Cavalry on the road in bot pursuit of the marauders. The danger already done is quite consid- erghle, and it is believed t the rancheros are following then also, so that quite a body are on the trail. Cou siderable correspondence has Deen carvied on be- tween Gen, Sedgwick and Mr. Canales within a fow days past. ‘I'he treatment of American citizens has been out« rageons and without excuse, ‘Tho seizure of the Govern- ment boat and arrest of its crew, as well as the embargo on «itizens, pre the points referred to in these communiea- tions. Canales, advised by a certain Gonzales, the keeper of the funds, and a lawyer, and a Carvagal man, cup} evades all direct questions, prevaricates when it snits hi convenience, and henios whatsoever may seem (0 hi to be liable to lead him into trouble, so that Gen, Sedg- wick can—to use a volgarism—get no satisfaction from him. The tenth is that Canales defiantly Loids his posi- tion, issues his orders, regardless of the law or the Treaty and loughs at “kos Americanos,” while Gen. Sedgwick is almost powerless to act becange he has no 10- structions whieh will aid hum in matter of such a deh- cute und peeulier natnre, Mony here do not question that if the General would just teke Matamoros and hold 1% until the legully-appoiited Governor conld take it, the United States Government would upho'd him, Personal danger is so imminent to American citizens that all their stores are closed and business entirely sus- pended, ther employés consenpted aed held prisoners-like among his troo Thus fur Gen. Sedgwick bas done al) in his power to endeavor to bring about o ehungo of affeirs an relates to Americon citizens, sud now stands on the last foot of ground before using force. When it comes to that, a commander will hesitate before he throws his first shot, and justly, too, unless specially instracted, 1 believe to- day will terminate the official” cortespondence, and then we ust await developments. From all 1 am able to see or learn, Gen, Sedgwick is acting in a very discreet man- ner, und endeavors to settle, if possible, the thing without complicating his Government and oddimg things any mole, Fhe history of Tamaulipas presents tangled web of roy- olution and counter-revoiutions; of ambitions elneftaivg prompt use or rather presentation of a Remingion si. shooter produeed satisizctory results, and Mr. Sodhing passed over to this side unscathed aed in ful! possession of hs diwrro, Robbery is ax eommou as sinok ing st Mat- amoros, but the tine of Cansles sud his bandits 1s dinv- me to a close; this week will provably los up the calen- NEW-YOork., Oct. 28.—~The Demociatic and National I Union State Central Committee have passed the following preamble end resolutions Whereas, Two citizens of the United States, one the Ley John Mackiu Io n Cathelic priesi. engaged at the time inthe disc Lis duties ae a clergyman the other, Robeit B. Lynch, understood to be a reporter on the praolic press, have been tried, cor nd need deatn in Canada for al leged Fenian mon ts tesolved int Prosident of the United Soites be request od speedily to intervene fo the safety and protection of those per song, and to re x niost earnest manner that snch ar URNECOsSaly P00 as 4 eo! death is calculated to shock the common se stice of mauk A MEETING IN BUFFALO, orig TRIBEN® BY TFLFGRAPH Oe, X.—A meeting was held in St BUuiFALu, N James 8 Hall to-night in response to a eall in yestarday's I papers, to tuke into consideralion what action should be he cases of Col. Lynch and Father Mackin, ve taken ol at i I to death in Canada. was largely attended, and great numbers gain wluuitance te the Hall. The priueipal speaker was Senator A. Li. Morrison of the Fenian Brotherbood. Resolutions were passed protesting against the result of the recent Fenion trials in Toronto, and threatening re- if the sentences should be carried into talitory measures effect, The American flag with the Trish national flaz was borne through the Hall, draped in wourning. The British Government and Canadian officials were earnestly denounced, and the greatest enthusiasm and ex citement prevaiiod, Another indizuation meeting will evening. he lield to-morrow ‘OL. LYSCH NOT A FENIAN. LovisviLiie, Ky., Oct. ‘8.—On the authority of Col. Starr, commanding the late Fenian expedition, who is now an this city, it is stated that the Col. Lyuch convicted and seutenced to be hung at Toreuto, was a bookkeeper iu a mercant 'a house, and was sont with the Fenian expe- ition by his employers, Ha bad uo rar k mm the Fenian organization, and did not belong to the expedi! He accompanied it merely as au adventurer to report to his employers, Col. Starr o%arad Loneh a commission in the Fenian arvice, which Lyael refused to accept. MISOURE FENIANS, Si. Louis, Mo., October B.—Jamos Stephens haz ap- porated teu promiment Konians of tas city as w committee of organization tor Missouri, This committec are to have supreme control of the Brothernood in this State and are authorized to establish circles, commission officers who are wil tary men jn the (atarest of Ireland, collect money {and war walerial far the use of the Irish Republic, and in a!l other ways compatible with the laws of the United States (0 seeve the cause of Ireland. The Commit! fee have already called pou al the friends of Ireland to immediately orgamze and put themselves 10 communication with tae Committee, from whom all 100 ia the Yresident and the camupleva triumbh of the Congres pasesuary information and instruction may be obtained and the Republican pacly. We observe will OMI Loos, Oot. 28 oral 2 Mad satisfaction that the Engh J mewspapers which only a RT oie, Oot, 2% —A meting of Fenians 1s calied for Meow weeks 150 were applauding Mr. Johnson q Lesday evening t cons. for what wetion is necessary to Wiis atterupt to establish an autoerscy are already pre be taka in the cases of Kather Mackin and Col. Lynch, paring thewselvas to make the host of the situstion by ur. wying sentenoad Lo death Ww officials of the British Governe the most of what they said before A certain cluss of Fivglis! meat. JoNinalistuure Hike Parisian shopseepars, who during the ened ful days of 1814 kept tricolor and white cockades reacy fo _ vir any eergency—iue one lo he Banpged the Alles slo Yl be NEW-ORLEANS. completely driven Lack, tha other to he produced if the Koyal- ists should estar 1u tae train of the conqueror. Alexuiiicr. GEN, SEERIDAN ORDERED TO REPORT AT WASHINGTON. Everyone kuaws bow The Tes, for example, 138d 10 eulogize N the policy of Mi. Jonson, aud to denounee as wild wicked NEw-Oriravs, Oct. 20. It 18 tristwortinly stated that aud revolutionary tie principles of those who opposed 11a. Gon, Sheridan has bean ordered to report to Washington Doubtless, had Ge one jriomphed wo the polis. we shorn wah J ‘have heard tie same langusge sill pealiug out iu Jones It 18 understood that the order origisates from the present ss brazen as those of swage thouder. Now that Les is conaGition of Moxican relations, defeated his London fiowd md admirer at oa deserts him. It points out that ie Lad really now better vitld ANOTHER DISPATCH. without more #0 to the declaration of the country d eon BY TELEGRAPH TO TH? 1R BUNE, soles him by a reminder that after af} “a part of the Coustity ‘cor A RY Ot 99 The (3encral “a sidbd tional Amendment scoms at unre Ba Phis is that part New-OpLzass, Oet, 23.—The General Commanding has of the amendment which pros ides that where negroes are uot aot vot received an order to report to Washington on wdmitted to the suffrage thay are not any lougar fo be counted qeoaunt of bis nentrality order, although the report 1s for electoral purposes as part of the population. Owl readers oh will, of course, remember that peevbarly odious and vicious positively ceiterated that such order has left Washington, of the American system when slavery depanched fr—the Ortega is stl bere. Yesterday the department cou- wineipie 1 al Diack population of the Soullern States A 1 H he official cop of his instructions to were to be considered as aqual to the purpose of securing resentation of three fifths of the same mumber of whites ‘he dustribution of asentalives jo the United States 1s, as «very one Kuows, arraug sf aud re arranged i propos onto tie yopulgtion, Thus, therciore the mumber of slaves in (Le Sout formed an important slement in the adjustment of wey ivsenta son, and the slaves were. in fact, made an astpament Lhe wuaintenanee of the system wineh demed thea, tree dom. No thing. one woulkl have tuonght, could bave beau wore obvicus than that with the fall of slavery (his anomaly must come to To say that the negroes of certain Skates gre not 10 have vertho lees their wun 020s are (0 be eld of oluining od Lit ons] representative pone i ant account uu bon, their late masters and piv 200 15 50 OMtrageons un yo Mal hat only the Mind Lgastics of partisansip «uo endesvor to mgdnian it. (Ou s Joint even Lhe 1 is good eoough wo nhnit that Preddent Jol “1 y voll bo jive way As the primende 1a itself 16 mel umd ol "eho plamty Mit he emalority of the prop sags The Gon Lhe 4 de y lo wipsly 10 wppose Lom longer.’ And with thd cold word of Jute counsel CL ubeodon bmw, pad re gs ayer 10 the sie of viewry wate MOAN 14 wri fhe tata aun view of the jweaad letter of explan: mander ine Gen, Reds of Ortega, without an I 3 aaderstood that the Lay lite 4 tS bis order will bo approved at y agder wus an) thorized bs the Gov Le wlorgatio ment comin der Washington: ta erament, Ortesa tof” sen! in offeial letter v0 the commauder t

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ITNT Wy) ca Bore wae a ig hat nol over for wiles pian ta dob in Vosloy tie Chom 0 Fl the aden was cohen get at Wie vom ww vac nt 4 piadially pot api vd up 0 Lie honvtest decane, prions rhe wD Py foun bFooosibind on which is still held. dar. 1 don't see how the town con be held by the present menmbent, a» desertions become more and more freynent, A deputation of promment Mexican merchants, civil authorities snd some military have waiied upon Cortinas, wid promised to sapport Lie entiée provided he would yg place Tappia in thy Gubernatonal eho a soon #8 be presented nfmeclf, To ths Cortinas at ove assented, wo ap to 2oclock today the prepamtions for the assanlt were pushing shead rapidly. the Awencui- Mexican troops are yet tally armed, borat is hinted that they will go iu on their muscle, Jan NL Cownsas, Bader tenerul of the Bepubiioan Ar and Covmander in Clief of the Forces of ‘the State of Ta wanhipar obeying the Supreme Gorermmnent To ane Iuraninas Before taking resolution of spring one #0 ACCessnrY lo country inthe unhappy snd irenmstances iu which we are it seems the determination of some obst) guarantee to ihe u LUOROS Iho] Nate Persons in Matgworos to detond a state of aflairs whi dispositions of the Supreme Benito Juarez, is. believe, my prst duty Neco To lend oll Minds of guarantees to per their interests, forgiving old antogi and limiting wolnsively toe dstise obstinnte and persistent crim nls wel myself ul ws w Thicd “To act ip such 8 Marie us 10 procire full gaarant» for the opening ol the roads. 0 that connperce will Iw enabled to follow its trausachons With he Coundene and security that it #0 much needs Fovrth To pursue. 10 Wl cam. such persons who not ouls fend nothing, but entangle aud cause prejudice to evel KL. This is. fellow, citizens of the Lemie City of Matamoros. whut 1 amo resolved to do awd accomplish with your Code ration, If the arbitrary acts of el depor Cannles humilinted vou, 1 cau assure vou that my administration in mar be, will elevate vou to the epjosment of all the guarantees and liberties allowed 14 In our laws It is high time that personal questions should disappear. Let us gather nuder the Republican flag, and let bloow Ive spilled in defense of sur legitimate nehits i the ol Umve as slut La do oLo wuntry, fighting the enemies of Mes ienn independence ConTINas only ont J. N Cavnp vn front ol Matesnoros, Thi Ont, oid; Oct. 6,—~A rumor prevails to-day that Cortina refuses to aveept the services of the American-Mexican or Auxilinry force. How true this may be I am not vet able to say, but I question it for various reasons; but if it be true, then more trouble foreshadows itself, unless Cortinas promptly pars their just claims, now amonutiug to several thousand dollars. Ihe gunboat Chinaco still lies at our levee. Capt. Osbon made a demand for Ler a aay or two since, waoen he was informed toat the papers in the case bad been for warded to the District Commander for tus action. The general impression is that Gen, Brown eammitied a great arror in his method of treating the cass. At any rate he dsplayed a lack of the knowledge of international law. Tue boat will be restored without questioy and an apology tendered without doubt, al least such 1s the general im- yression bere. Many thik Gen, Sheridan will come down fore in person to arrange the matter. As now, it will be two or thres weeks before a finad san he had. The weather is fine, sickness disappearing, and gvery thing here looking up. The people are forges ling tle past and looking up io the future, ‘hoy would like to see Matamoros straightened out, and then busivess wold in- desd be brisk. Gen. Sedgwick was informed to-day that an em. yarzo had been placed upon the passage of American cit Zens passing out of Matamoros, und that passes could ouly be procured upon payment of $5. He sent Col. Murphy* of the 4th U. 8, Cavalry over to confer with Mr. Canales in an official manner, advising hun to change his decision in this particula, Cavales and his legal adviser refused to acknowledge the right of the American Commander to question his acts or to advise lim in any matter, While Col. Murphy was at headquarters his boat und boat's cre w were seized, the men made prisoners aud paraded through the streets, and treated in a very uncourteous manner, Thin too in broad daylight After taking them to the cuard- house they were released (en. Sedgwick feels very indignant at this new iusclt, and will wake some sugzestions to Jr. Cavales, iu writing to-morrow, provuled he is io town, Cortinas is expe red to attack Lim early in the morning, so it may not be One of the camps was tired into to-day, and a heing killed, This state of things cannot last wuch longer, Trevenio and Yapia are both en route for Matanoros, and will be here proba- biy by the close of the week. A large quantity of arms and ammunition went up to Cortinas to-day, and we expect to hear someof it expepdod soon after sunrise in the moruing, possibly before can complete my letter, Canales has provided for means of escape tor Limself and a few friends: but Gen. Sedgwick will look out for the distinguished party. He is cnorged officially with willfully plundering American cilizeus. He will be made to dis- gorge. A report reaches 1s to-night from Brazos that the revenae cutter MeCuliough was off that place, having on hoard some proper offictils to investigate the conduet of (en. Brown in regerd to the Mexican gunboat Chinaco, CLIENT Capt, Osbon still reminins bere, apd is anxious to rezain possession of his vessel, Affairs in Matamoros are represented to be in a worse state than ever known, Life and property are at the mercy of a bund of robbers. Canales i conseripting every able bodied man. 1 send this by special route, and expect batore it reaches ea the mail-hag we shall see lively thoes in Tamanhpas,

CORTINAS AND THE BXPECTED ATIFAGK ON MATA. BOROS— RAID OF A BAND OF ROUD/ES- THEA MENT OF AUEKICAN CITHAENS=—"TADMA LAE AN CLAITMA TE FOR THE CHiNACG= TERY Voc ur Seecin) Caoerponde FrOAES Bond (n fp I gimme, Ly [1 FO FTAA TH 1 Vath whi plat I searcely think 3 do honor neither to onr principles nor our eanse deem it proper to bing to your knowkdee what will be my condi and the ideas I have resolved to manta First Yoobey in ou absolute manner wd further Government, represented by Dou pay he asmand for the boat. against any move made totransfer her to any leader is sick and tar in the rear; 1

sein power in defiance of the Constitution amd the LE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONPF NCE.

1018 OF BUROPRAN COURTY ON AMERIUAN A —YRANCE AND MEXICO— ov YRAIRS THAR POPR VOR JRFWRREON DAVIS—] MS TRUCTIONS OF MR. SEWARD. TL BY YELEGRAPH YO THE ei Wess ut Oét. 20.— Again sud again hate courts of Karo to the ities at Ee ve for 1h sity of Jel. Ba From the large quantities of letters deposited nt archives of State two t the follewi showing the desire of European Governments for Davis's life, Mr, Seward's answer. The vétio will agree with the Seeretary of State that “the United States are uot in 3 temper favorable 10 the waking of apologios ow explanations to Ko statesmen and politicians for matters which do. affect foreign nations end which relate exclusively f our domesticaffaine:” vr. Higelow to 21+. Seward. Urired STATES LLcATIoN, Pane, May 26 1865. Sm: 1 fear our Government will not sueered in giving ulti satisfaction to the rai ‘on this side of the Atlantic whateyes we aay dv. ‘They seemed very much dissatistied, the commencement of the war, that our armies were not destructive when they becawe more destructive, the supe par- ties censured us for hieed thirstiness snd insemsibility to th blessings of peace. Now that peace hem come, and we pe reason 10 count upon oa general jubilee in Europe, there appe to be more discontent than ever, ‘The great grievacees al present are, first, President Johnson's proclamation offering w yeward for the delivery of Davig to the ofticers of justice; see. ond, the reported emigration of Jizcharged soldiers to Mexico; third, the trial of Eooth's accomplices with closed doors. The readiness with which all these prestiges sire seized to weaken the impression which our unexpected triumph over what were deemed insurigountable embarrpsnents hus a ten dency to produce, shows how great is the Loportaree allah here to our example. lomation putting a nice on Davis's heed will be generally condemned Dy the Latin race, who are so accustom to see a price put Upon the heads of their most meritorious siti- zens that they feel gn instinetive sympathy for any vie who wears that futtering penalty. Iibiok nothing that Las bap- med during our war has produced se anples sant an ofiect upon our friends bere, though their impressions alweys yickd to proper explanations wien there is an opportunity of meking them of Ly to Mexico, the impression produveed by the reeent the United States has amounted 10 a panic. Some Liberals in Mexico are associnted in the public wind with the emigration schemes pdvertised in the New-York and Washington papers, which ave supposed to re- spond to publie sentiment beyond the control of the Govern ment, The absence of the Emperor at the moment aggravates the alarm, and leaves the community prey to rumors of the nest distu I dined rbing character, with Mr, Pould on Tuesday evening. He séught several opportunities to talk with me of Mexiean affuirs. J assim ed that he hed nothing to fear trom the United States that the formidable enemies of the Archduke Maximilian were those of big own household—the Mexicans. He expressed a doubt whether our Goverment and its friends would be sivon enough to maintain oor neutrality, Ttold him that so far oy oud fndge, there were not, nor were there likely to be, two conser ties on our Mexican policy thotwbateyer the Government decided to do would be pretty universally nceepted the because it would be likely fo reflect their deiiber- w one of which 1 felt sure was to preserve iriendly ae Intions with France. He said he thought that the best way fo remove atk difficnity between the three countries, and to resolve all ehhartuiit questions, was for us to recognize the new is view Le enforced with a few obvious re In pews from wilitary successes of the Be yovernment, marks. 1 head him throngh, and then remarked ‘hat he had opened question which would require we, for its discussion, to go further hack in the history of war yexpective countries than was possible on such n towtive 00cu- sion, bat 1 felt prepared to say to him that but for the ual dend!y tone of the oficial press, and the nbounding cvidence of a wil. hngoess, if not a deeire, on the part of influential classes in France to see our Republic weakoued by a per t disund the Iumeror would probably Lave expericuoed no difiicalty in coming early to a satisfoetory naderstunding with our Govern. ment about Mexico. Unhappily, the impression rad got abroad among our people that the Emperor had undertaken to build np an empire in Mexico upon the ruins of our tepublie, and it i PRICE FOUR CENTS. of the ontraged Jaws of his country. 1 remarked to his cminence that of one thing at least ho mig ht rout assuredsstbat we of vengeance would dictare the souree vietims would fall at the elose o” oor any other similar struggle recorded in hd sii wild The eardinnl advested 1o 00x exist] ‘ations with Englemd and France, and the eanses which might disturb thew: Of these Jie seemed to think that Mes fos was the most prominent. 1 assured His Eiutks that the Auariom not permit any fillibestering e-pocion t A the nired States. with a view to Cpset he Ts kis French protectors from Mexico, At the the inlief that the Austrian greddake i in hs anthority there witout foreign’ help, and was withdrawi—ax it shortly mast hehe wonid low in their footsteps, The esr taal eoineided Ji this and added that when consilied on the sibfect by of a vear ago. he hind eautioned the Ans leed, contivmed the ‘my to the fouling how entertained by the edt milign and hb ern vontivent, J mentioned to the Can that, n a f¢ ith mdm of Cari, FC TP had pre to tions he would be allowad to yeturn to South Caroling and ve. i fanctions. ‘The Cardinkl refitted, in that the Bishop had never been Ee evil or ch

or tuilve of, (way us un accredited represen rson Davis that, like every other LC ie, tin States, it was his bounden duty 10 and the constituted anthorities of the Government tiom he lived, C0 nnd' g wall The envoy of Vietor Euauuel M. Vegeazi, is cxpested to retin to Rome on Monday next. This is Ler step in the pending tiations between the Yost vo, ol Holy; but no prediction cou yet be safely Buz ded as te the hy final result. 1am, with great respeet, your obedivnt servant, BRUTE UC ON Hon. W, Hise, Acting Secretary of State. Mr. King to Me. sowardi {soo Bgupor LEGATION OF THE UNIED STATES AT ROVE, June 21, 365. Sie: have received feow the State Department copics of the Presidential proclamations of pest 13, and May 2, 9, 19 and as also of the notification issued Ly the Segretary of Sta June 2, celating to foreign passports, Phe festival of Corpus Domin: was enlebrated in this oh on the 15th inst, with ail the gonp aod ecremony with w the Chareh of Bowe is accusionsed to surreind ita public obser ances, The soversign pont, whose health coutinucssengel- Jent, bore i covspichions pt in ie mposing pageant, RL] welcomed with every outward demonstration of stiection aml vespect by the muliiiode ascmblod the great snus of Bt. Peter, Ler 4 The auniversaries of the election and coronadion. of the pierent Pope, ocewrring on the 15th and 2st instant, wash honored in iome. In aceondance with cestom, ali the of the diplomatic corps now here enlled ta ator vo his Melinets their congratnlations upon the J gppy return of these memoruble days, During my utery with the Holy he spoke with mach feeling about American lis, capresed the sineere pleasure which it gave biet to learn thas 4 ended, sud desired me to convey to the President wishes for the suceess of the administration and the Yestoration of peace, prosperity, amd ios ober, several questions about our nations! debt, remeskiog, inthe connection, that ours wis country of wonders aul of reSoBItes pily so vast thet even a debt of such moguls r whose oe appare cause no disquiet. His Holiness s« greatdy int the probuble fate of the leaders of the great rebellion pecially of Jeferson Davis, ex the hope that might be spared, and no berth gio. yestored Union. But as for the conspirators aud ussassingw bad struck dow a President Lincoln snl attempted the murder of the Reereiary of State, he wos entively eongent that, ys heir case, justice should do hex fii work. J repeated 10 his Holiness the assurance which had heretofore giv cu to Cardinal Antonelld that no life would be wantonly, vengefally, or ui. necessarily taken, wid that the greatest civil ww the world hed Cover seen wonkd close with the smallest number of ethos re- corded history, i f pats Tt Atten aking leave of the Pope, T proceedad as usual to make a formal visit to the Carding) Secretary of State, and convened tor sowie time with His Eminence abo Smeviean alm He too, wanitestod great interest io the progress an resultaol Awa Stute trinds, and warmly eomgrat ne npon she tinal and Lappy termination of our great ale, i MM. Vegezs), the rdépresentative of Victor ui, Bwbeen in Rome. on uis second visit, for hyo. three is here, however, in no recognized cial gapacity, as 0 private wd confidentinl messenger; and thus sion bas been withont any wetund proce pestis. for nnd gunilsn is sneeesd seem so Da Tir Ah is ditfieulr, If nog ispossible, 10 p gwhich way t will rn. i i 3 The Papal Court is about hreakjngap for the Sumer, Karly nest wouth His Holiness goes to. tient m the wis yeti would take Io some time and some substantial proofs of good feeling om his part to remove this hmpression, His Exeeilency arore from bis seat at this rexck, which I was piepaing to elaborate little, aud sail that wes a subject that would take ny tow fir to discuss on that eceasion and after a few more wens lis favorite Alvan Hills, Castel Gandoliv, and the pitytic orps have already commenced dispersing. Afr Bt. Peters diy, the 20th very few will he deft in Rome. f inst, Bishop Lynch of Charleston, Sonti Coreling, late short tim aren im still here 1 bad an interview with him ai his Ceipee, He wdmitied that the caus of the laws; of publie robbery yor bloodshed, and an appioeeh BO ur intext Pan ended rather abruptly, beeanse r pens to anarchy 0% wmost 10 axelade the idea of any gov: Poul be entirely of Nod ather rn AB from Me win opticns epromed wish, fo Jretuin Jo hin home, eroment abel. Oue con tude of the state of abairs at outset to this expedition, He reels that he is gradunlty sinking, ry int ou. iy Ww dug r tok Hr that. ho Bast the cont tie when the commnnder of a district is oflicially, under the weight of its hurdeus; aud having Bo re- oo be gr A A ES ca tlh alice pra obivrd to address an Law) cominieation “Te the Sunt 1 Jake 20 the view I m sented, he did not wish to he we ke hip poe with the Federal Goverment, This iovernor {AI Mate of Tamaulipas’ instead of Fu anor} betyeyod into admissions unhecoming bis position at leesisueh p00 Cin ud ready 10 do, 1 this would Dut be a yy Goverier ly tha fo of ‘Tamanlipas, He by hiprens me in the course of The evening 10 mi that if he rel Th student of history whee could gican from the past OF Iynssin the eMer, who is a very impeviant arn of the Gwrern. PN ey ico hope sod guarmutecs for the future would indeed ont though now #5 years of age, and whose sympathies have proclamation, which was daily expeet would vo bo an enthusiost. Day Ly day the people aro sinking been rather with the insurgents than with the tioverment dur. 2% ull iu formation on this Fons Fhe proclamation has i jo Jowe: wndor the infinenee of the pernicions example of ing the late Rebellion, He also showed great solicitudes about rd 1 i Br Le in present purpose, Aa 1 Joavi cwlera, who, for the most part, are actuated by self vt uid whose only seems to bo to procure thet Fointen wnaety fo i thelr bases passions, {nny wre too fequently headquarters” of the command. ing cenerl, The present Governor!) of ‘Famanlipas is {one of thiselass, would not believe it at first, and was not convineed anil Fgaming-honse where hie frequented and saw with my own eves the Chief Magistrhte of the State and commanding officer of its wilitary forces engaged in a zome of three- card monte, and beiting with the money w hieh bad been fore bly gathered that day on the pretext of puying the This i» but one of many troops or other public uses os, i Oct, 15—~Col. Perking's reports rece ved here morning bring the news of the pursuit of the masray band of which 1 wrote a few days since, this Thomeson, with a force of citizens and rancheros, fell ia with the rear guard of the party, and Kept up a running tight over 3 les. The robbers Jost five killed ald sey eral prisoners, Thompson lost one man and some wounded, He had a horse shot under him. There sees i but Little possibility that apy of them will escape death or capture, which is but little than death. Col, Murphy, in command of the Regular Cavalry, has so disposed his force as to preclude the possibility of the bandits crossing to the Mexican side, There are now three claimants for the gunboat Chinaco. 1st, Canales, tho usurper of Matamoros; “Ud, Cortinas, Briga lier General and expectant Governor pro tem of the State: and 34, Escobedo, eomuuanding the armies ot the North. Verily, which of the three shall she be given up to! 1think the United States authorities will aeliver Ler ta Capt. Osbon, and leave lum to decide. At any rate this course would save the Government some trouble in hunting wp the proper authority to whom to deliver her. Escoledo wants ber to use against Tamaclipas, if she re. volts. or azainst the French, if they come, or to use {or general transport service. Canales wants her to skadaddio io her voraze to Ven Cruz, and then te presont her to the Freach, wii Cortinas wants Ler to romain at Matamoros, This won. derfu! boat has hacome valuable now, but when she was nndsr Canales’s orders he did nat think enoigh of her to officers and crew. Now everybody wants her, Gen, Escobedo’s agant is in town to-day, with an othicial shan stands ready to protest paviy, i 1

will turn hor over and obey the riders of the Supretie Na- tional Governmant alone, He will await orders from President Juarez. Oct, 17. =Couriars from up the river briug information hat th y be hh fa rand things stand that the band of robbers which started out a week las Sunday are surrounded and will he captured, The original Lie was not sngaged 1 any of the plundering, and the Mexicans are treating Lim with every possible Kindness, His vame does uot trans 10 toad us to believe that a Azht was on the taps, (sen. sheridan 1s expected here at a very early day. The alleged Liberal gunboat of that “name being towly wovad off the beach at Brazos, §f there was a om mandor on board who had any energy she would have ean off long sues, y Carvajal was board frow a faw days since. Ho was lying quiatiy under the trees at La Joya, rasess just above Edinburg. 3 J THE INDIAN WAR.

ATROCITIES IN COLORADO AND NEW -MEXICO, BY TELBGRAPH TO THY TRIBUNE. LAAVENWORTH, Oct. 20,—The Denever papers pub- lish atrocities committed Ly the Utes, among them ao Br. Cotts whom they killed, severs 1g hig uead from his body. and earring’it with them tied to a saddle. No estimate is vet made of the number of Lead of cattle, horses, aud mules shot down and drove off not yet recovered, but the number is very great, From New-Mexico we learn that the ludians are car. ering on with a high hand. They attacked the herd at Fort McRae, and ran off afer killing twa of the guards, A party of negro troops seul in pursiit did not sueesad in recapturing the stock. Theso Indians have drove off herds from Camp Membres and Fort Gommings, nd complete their work by doing the same at Fort MeRace.1At the Meme bres and Fort Cummings they not only ran off the sheap SU and heel herds, but also the Lorses of the cavalry compa. pies stationed there, In not one single instance were they overtaken, although pursuit was invarichle, at Fort Me themselves apd their companions the full enjoyment of The gaming table or the dens of in- in conrpany with a friend, I visited a avoid giving any pretest to t ding sally sceknow ledge folly of the Mexican The Hon. John have less affection for the Monroe doctrine than they have for the about RB state however, tor yor owa information. that the Executive Ne. The violent rains of the past three days have put a damper oo all the projected movements of Cortinus, His pain body stil is at Campo del Befogio, mile: trom Matamoros; but lis advanee guard wre uel pearer, as the sharp picket ineg daily attests, To-day at 1am, 2 and 5.050 p,m, they appeared with such vigor as Mexico, sod seemed greatly relieved by my assurance hat, ye. gardless of the example set by other nations, and faithful to al our traditions, we should make our people, if any were other wise disposed, respect aur neutral YO in: 1 mention these facts to show that the auxiety which flected by the press here and in England is not exaggerated snd as the foundation for a suggestion which 1 think it wy duty to make to vou, It is that, as far as possible, wo lis Government upon whieh public It is in 0 eritseal »itoation, is re. opinion can be ralbed nguinst us, step in reference to Mexico. speedily. It is impertani that we neither do not permit any. i thing that will relieve the sitnation at ony expense, for we now need all the good feeling in Europe that we can possibly inspire to repair the waste at onr war, 1 we alienate ‘ranee, or een establish an untriepdly feeling hove, it will poison ull the official journalism of Europe toward us, notw ithatanding the univer spedition, “ihey all \M therefore, that our Government itsell Nico will protect I hope 11 Ji wall dignified conutving at the military schemes, if there are any wa turing in the United States, sgaiust Mexico, amd show the old conutries of Europe to how much Detter use we can put them than by fighting them. 1 would hardis trouble vou with a suggestion apparently so supertiuous as this it 1 did pot feel that, where men are in desperate circumstances they may do desperate things, snd sovereigns are but men, with great respect. your very obedient sery aut dons Borrow I um, Mr Hon, Winiianm H., Sewann, Secretary of State, Waslington D.C g My. Mewavd to Mr. Bigelo DF PARTVENT OF STATE, WasHINGIoN, June 12 1860 St: Your dispatch of May 26, No. 107, has been received treats only of familiar questions: but it treats of these witl and, I think, on the eve of a very important if uot desperate Something must be done, and pleats from sav suspicion of 5% from mutual friend, is to proceed to Havana, aml thence make Lis appeal to the Federal authorities, 1 judge that be is red of his secession folly, 1 have the houor to be, effectually with great respect, your obedient servant, Rukes x Hon Witniax H. Sewagn, &c., &e., &e. M:. King to Mr. Meward, il LycaATion oF THE UNITED STATES AT ROME, Nov, 18, 15, Nts: had the honor. yesterday, of an interview with the 11 Father, and enjoyed a long aod iaterest ing conversa en bite about Awerican atlars, as well as the condition of gs in Italy and Europe. The Pope had many questions to i ask abont the prozress of events in the United States, aud ex- pressed great satisfaction at tae return of peace and the reeon- of the Union. He inquired particularly as te the President, whose life, he trusted, would be spared, Ot finish the work le had so well begun, Be warmly clemency which had been shown the Revel IN, that Jefferson Davis would vlso regerve the b The most difficuls problem Le thonght for pted States to solve was the proper disposition of the negroes: and he seemed to apprehend that we should «question a troublesome one. Passing to Emopenn lis Holiness remarked that there was great pohtical over the condnent uot in Italy only, but in Ger. health of that he approved sud hoped, he said, esecutive pardon, n Iwance, and England, there seemed to be trouble bre Teeland was restless and discontented, and Feplanism uttered ominoas threats, He had no idea, he said, thas this yieet British rule in Ireland, for the ooean whicu rollad between the United States and Great Britain for- bade the idea of invasion, But Canada, with its extensive and exposed frontier, offered an easier prize, and thither, be thought, the Perinas might turn their arms. It would be for the ad. vantage of all parties, the Holy Father remarked, that the United States should take Canada and incorporate it into the American Union, rather than allow the Fenians to possess themselves of it. Better that it shoukil be doe by 4 reguladty uovement would special earnestaess. For this reason 1 reply iu this communics tion to your suggestions, although I hiave eoasidered the same subject so recently as the il of June, when transmitted to you the views of the President You iutorm we that the proclimation putt Davis's head has produced an t ing a price on TEE TN pon the Hine i of the United States, and that it larly condemned hy the Latin race, Treason and the f eivil war, tn sowie Luropaan States, are, for obvious 1easons. regarded by mai hind ns veuinl offenses, In the United States they are looked upon with fur greater severity, tor reasons which it is not ne cessary that I should now explain, With such severiy erime of the present insurgents in the United Rtutes are regarded by the Government and by the loyal portion of the people of this country. Ihe time, indeed crimes will be lamented wit) ITeater enluestuess, s rapidly comiug on whe these greater sincerity, and condamned with the region which civ war has left desolate than any political erime or casualty which has receatly occurred in korope has bean lamanted or condemned on that contin: I'he Fnited States are not in a temper favorable to the making of apolggies or explanations to Buropean sintesuen asd politicians for mat "ters whiea do not witect {oreg nations, and which relate exclu sively fe afar. have, therefore, to regliest domestic which this sovarnmeat bas Litherto pursued. sid, us events saall transpire, way be found to he parsuing, in reiation to Iehels who, without eauss or uecessity or excuse, have not ouly spread desola throughout a large portion of tae United Sty t have employed snergies of surpassing strengthiu the affort to luvoke the intervention of forelgu powers to wake that desolation more rufnous as well as perpetosl Department has taken. as yet, nodetinitive action with regard to judicial proceedings against Jetterson Davis. Other subjects of greater urgency have, thus far engaged its attention If it De trae, as you lave conceived, that Franee is likely to adopt some measure of hostility toward the United States ou the grouud of real or expected political compiications ti Mead eo, the United Statea must wait the shock according to thei ability. It is alrewdy known to the Government of France that the United states aie not propared to recognize monarchies and European Power in Mexico, which is yet engaged in war with a domestic republican government and portion of the Mexican people bat it musi he acknowledged on the other hand, that the United States have, from the Hest appearance of the shadow of that foreigu domiaation in Mexico until its pres ent stage of administration, expressed its views to Frunee upon the subject in a perfectly direct, fi mk and friendly manner, Lhe sentiments of the people of the United States in regard affairs in Megico, whieh have been so often expressed in the manger to which 1 have refered, are natural and inextinguishable, It woul a new event iu history if one nation can give cause of offense to another nation by declining to become the ally of that nation in x war tor the overthrow of a State triendly to the Power so refusing to be come an ally We shall not believe, unttl we Lave couy incivz proof, that Yranes is to invade the United States on sueh ou pre text, It is to this Government a source of the highest satisfn tion that during the three vears that the war lus been cared on between Frances and ‘the Republic of Mexico the United States have maintained the strict line of tor i trality wi their relations to the several hel rent parties Weom time to time the Freneh anthopities have given United States of apprehended violations of neu. wican citizens. aud the Government of the Yaited 1! Rae as well as ai other places. The herd aus stolen fiom within iri of the post,

KENTUCKY ASSAY ON 4 JUDGE~A REPORT ABOUT GEN. PALMER, LovisvinLe, Ky., Oct, un, Judge Crag ol the ely Cont s this atiernoon assaulted hy policeman Shuter nud worionsdy ured Phe secounss of the assault are so conftiey inne thot an examination mins be had belo CIT FL hoTem enh he seerinined Wo Sommerville of Chad on W. Vn a town! dead op baw morning on he steamer Vii Pome, dyeterity drum wh A eh hr wo Ohio, fog FHL000, W i top! ea pid LR Hine Fan LI (CR ou of A oh NEL al CIR LTT 1 TEN] U3 wn shel omptly interposed and prevented the intrusions we the United States must stand. Bevowd this i go, They desire pea and would cheerfully re. viltional relations with Frases, Ir will remain OY Wankh lo si relations shall be subst ation whos Ose OCs MIELE AUVOIVe BI alrest of eivilizat througlout the sorid. Tam S rvatt Wintiat H, Sewaip, i Ww h Wo. Howitt LEGATION OF 10% Oxiren Sates a1 Roa: June 2 [=65 si: 1 have the honor to know ledge coipt of the ecirenlnr trom the State Depmrtonent nder dite of May nh inelosing two copjes of tl President's proclamation of A: 3 1 relntive to inst rent crn so f whieh 1 um directed to commuiente wit nm delay to the Government toy eb lam weerediind, veordunee with th ns rie $I Wer pres iy Five peli Sed 1 CO Stent went i

Whe ir Vpn BT Al re 4 Tends the Governments themselves that they condd dispense with their tant you will make no explanations or apology for the action Ar A} complete sliccoss,

A government than by a revolutionary and irvespons sauization, subject to no control and li 0 every [is Holiness spoke, 1 thought, despondi of the mspeot of affairs in Italy. Within another t, Sexony aod Bavaria would reorganize the of Vici Emanuel, The Emperor of France it to withdraw from ltaly, and the poor Pope would oft wl alae in bos little boat in the midst of the tethpnstagun ean What would happen God alone knew, and to will aid protection the Holy Father committed himself. 1 ex elope tha ao serious trouble would occur in Rowe, ye minded his Holiness that it was the duty of the diplomatie corps to «lave his fortuna aud remain near his person. Yes, he said, aid during the gevolutionary movement of ‘4%, when he hind sought refues in the palace of the Quirinal, the diplomatie corps all wri Ciicher and formed, as it were, a cordon around him, so that. 00 the midst of the tumult and firing, he remained sod tranquil. His Holiness adverted to the concessions which the diderent Governiuents of Europejeeemed to be making te the revolutionary spirit of the age "They would not, he said, satisfy thoes who were clamoring for change, but only eocourage them to make furtiier demands until they oud fish by telling further services, Evidently the F Father looked upon the condition of s8airs in Europe as Pos fo but satisfuctory, and it was wit! deep and wanitest emotion that he referred (0 the Supreme Luter of the universe as Lis only guide and refuge in ie apprehended troubles. Atrer taking my leave of his Holiuess, I paid the customary visit to tha Cardinal Sserstary of State, aud was receives by him with his wonted kindness and courtesy, His eminence, who watehies with close attention the progress of events in nerics, refereed with great satisfaction to the reported inter: iow of a dalagation from South Caroling with the President fuited States. and to the language used and the senti- wows! by Me. Johnson on that occasion. His emi- wsentod to the Justice of the President's views, expre caraest approval of the course pur- sued be the Paderal authoritios in redstablishing law, order and civil government smong the people of the States so la m rebellion against the Union, A poliay al ouee wise “0 humane deserved, as it cocld not fail, he thought, to secure the ments uence cordially and expressed his warm aud e Iie cholora still prevails with great severity at N t as yet, thers has not been o case (0 Rome, and the authorit Lere hope to escape the vis‘fation of the pestilence, at least during the present seasou, Meantime very stringent qaaran- tine regulations contin to be enforced all along ithe Papal frontiers, and the result is that Rome is comparatively deserted, though at this period of the year it is usually crowded with visitors from all quarters of the glo The French troops continue to leave Rome by detachments, wd Count sartdees. the Embassador of France, remarked to we a fow dave singe that within a year there would not be a single Franch soldier loft in the Papal Territory. have the honor to be, very respectily, yonr obedient ser t Rirvs Kiva, Wa HL. Suwanp, Seevetavy of State, de, de. va Ho THE EVENING STAR DISASTER. Ou Friday last the official investigation int the cirermastances attending the oss of the Evening Star was eon: eluded and (Le report was forwarded to Washington. From the report it appears that the wreek was caused by ean usu. ciency of orew. Fier: entire crew numbered ouly Io "men four of whom were desailed as gquartermasters, lenving (he effoctive force only six. The evidence bat she laid in theEiroiiRls of the sea from 10 o'clock at wight until 6 the paxt morte and that no effort was made to get Ler Liaw to the wind thong het sudder was intact for most'of this tenes and jury masts conld have been rigged. The wager was often hreast-bigh on ber decks, aud passed into the through the hatehways ul other apertures on the deck amd nid] Cle was noesrpenter on board to repair 1 we saip wasstauneh and vight, the engines were in perioot mer. ad properly manned, (he vessel eon Lave iced and carried her passenger inte port in MARINE DISASTER Ma, Ol, WHA letter (ong Buys 4 te wdooner J, N, M. Boower of hairs Mis Pow Vor ood, wath a Kodo the 4th st of Me) 5 Red up Ren LL n Cotslan Me Wa [EVP (TU voA Nt Clin he Eny

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1866. CASUALTIES. all z Homands are at 8710 ti Total wack, total Those treat On prime paper. The Go froopanal iby ihn AA va inom 190% w A.W. Close, 62 Monainue Car ACCIDENT. —AL7 o'clock vesterday oo Schau aro in keds of the demand, and dealers were indif 1,122 packages; same mo in 1563, 2 same timo in nny g Simmons, 177; 1. W. Brown, 31. was po a wh cn own, limped 9 on entombed rr whl he ding os eos vo |e A kag, i ne EL Smee oe, wp on our No 20 of tha Thindaved Hee, in the iiowory he oS 250. were n in some time in 1 78 570 packages. ty of y N Tyg el "Fifth and Sixth-ste, Inst before reaching the ear, he i Tha Laie advance in Brown Sbhoelings has scarocly hoc snd. spear 60 ba cotathy; in, Peo bide to 10 wit as T FORTIETH.ST ed aud foll across the track tn front of the car. efor The ¥oek Taland add Pacific Railroad Company notify Stonka show 4 diapedition far i and prices favor big for wintering. 116 Us cl RO I 3) Ly Jo uit? Sudson River Ttiuroad, Ford tha dria, Oyen Hawi: 3 catid Drake ap both wheals of ws the hotders of Union Prost Company receipts fo Minis Xe Burcu. cheopt in no Crntct an SA Ay pg Lai he ares, ng their res tends to depress the Total, 14104. wind Nadlroad, 3642 ho oar passed ovo the sock of the uufe $C youns Imad 3 R) 0- of better ateck, This is hkely to conti and r a wavering the head from the the Sunfortunadc youcs waa, Mining fivacks A Fon 2% 5 PM and Musson (hat (107 Ca roesiys thoiz hoidson me koag, Jaw G, Masaghusntia a XX standards rather than dimfuish. We do TE Viokusic Aen Rae fi Sie 8 ogame ihe price of liv I almost instantaneous. ‘Lhe mangled remains weve taken to the Amencan Fag 100 Coenen 3 181Churen Union plication. ‘Are by vents #30; 44 tw. Stark stan- can hope for ma advance. At any rate, itis the genoral opuion tha proavions, ot or sorting Maactivily tb exived Seventeenth Precinct Btation-House, They were tuvse of 8 0 nee O00 100, LL. 3 10] 400. 3s M x shocks Ars OW Jurda, Saranac and Alcxanlnia nears nll, Gun) 2% L 32anoh that tho wicket will mob rocover what it has aiready ong a low Pat bi Lips oh he SUDE May, APPSTONtly about 13 yours of age, and respeotably x CER ihn aoa) 0A 33 1g shocks ary lowor, and aetias aro 1a dacided Nebislis 0, #0, Winch dH. RB, *0, 40-iuch do. I, 30, 45] lost. Ihe weatier today is favorable, bat tis mac a ers remained ect Chal price lags num. dred fe por Jrubahiy on his way down tow to hi placed Atl Nok dy xo gasonsz Onronior swing La Crosse wold al $4, Bullion Corin'ilaicd H wd 4 Pritapdd, ot Ld Midian kn icon. a paves po an hin T things cousimuni Joti Ri i pracimly oe wows. Tater inthe dey Coroner Gamble called ai the sew am onl m0... we 6% fe i, and Corydon ol $6 25 dg gy $1 ini acm. sundo VHS phd Yor to 10 ¥5 noid 8 Lim diahed receipts, an md Yow woul hd Af ation House, and directed that the remains moved tethd TREN S00 P00 xk, 3 00Con'd Greg'y Goud Aa ory de 20, oe. 44 Gran oville, =o aud do, Me; 414 tape 2146 ore £100 State ca th a ay, fom fag’ bm fovr hogs remained i A Dow osestablished aod and a YR ent ef iy MH y He. Fl a tae trsold ue tan elose of Morgus at Bellavno Hospita?, where they will await identifica. Lenton Mon amk 100 y YE 100 Pliladaphia Nowth Amovican ears 44 bavage Cleo Augusta 180. £4 do. Mje., 44 Warren, ec wurket, mek 2100 aotvally A not az masy, Wow Thore mre cars, or alout S50 bo 50 67 tha dap 3 a rind River pe h 25, dor sac on th tion. The conductor, Nelson Seaton, aud the driver wes token 0. voee-id 1000 1000... 2.5. alk! Tou! 50 proat were tha disaston io t il trad tha dont ob on Aor 0 do. 44 Be iene Jf oda, to sell rluck Iaft over, we ibvsed to bo ‘at Forty-fonreh the morning; there is a fur demand, av Markel sata custody, and ave held to await the result of tac £oroas:'s Crosiar vom tr Oa hn ALARA of avin tae ol a cathe lent upon “0c, Indian O-onard, 1740 for k, 190. on 1 St, os the merkote ab Bergen and Communipaw are open avery if toad and seles are and f the Loronss' 1 lL nding vaciciars, tha’ most person for x {for “lon A; Lawrence, 20. for E170, tor IT 19%. day an th Lal bute v4 ale, f to best rine Westorn, quest, which will probably Le Leld to-day. 8) GLIQuarts Mik 711 243 tne ywamncd it 0 be merits a bahbls. 1 g B3 ay in tho waek, #0 tial hors are not pelled to ing in wall $j @9d0. 5 3 th stern, of ALAS 8 panne like the wik- worm G, 210, for A, Nje for and 2%. for LL; for stocks ws Lorm? oe C at figures tie prospe RUNAWAY AcCipRNT.—Ou Sunday evening, while 0... és" pi OB 62 Br my 2 4 mais, This ard, bade pooxduce heavy falling of ia the a op and “Olo for I; 'T] AA, #0 day, Which wi tl Tat dinraans Vill ho dood gut y SYR INE- SO a” Gol, Yovuch and lady were riding Gn lieht carizne ve. 8 Dow nisvills G 2 pn, On yper Corydy A oul w Owl Ww a we of compan ss and ALOpp age of fog vorod ot his farm in Darts Cond at BW Sach 1h re0 pia JOM amounted to 0.04% howd us 0 Hat Le ax 1,000 A G n rol y irda h he Dam road, the 1 attached to tl Fa 2,000 2 71 Davi sen En pe oe works Int the petroictam interve! haa survivad a'l i's armory, and Yo for D 3 owr old Obio simers, wich then weighed 1 y nieht, of which 7,577 wexe killed sid soli! dressed at po 1 Fron) PET ached to the vehicle beans fl TT ya G H mvidaou Gopper 0. s-ee G20 1 agd this your tha oxport de greater than ever, as wil’ he secon by I, 170, 44 Thoy wer sold ABIG WOOkE as gh O01 wverage. dic, wile L008 sold alive at 9p oily, tas Bnd p I tie a asa ing 4 tke A Speed, After going woos. i. pre Po il rues LE DuvsievdeG {he follwing by ros ahowing the shipments (rom tu” Atiauta chusetla, 6f owl. not. This ta neady ot pb ore a okt aiding ovee sili so, oN rap owTaze J A FIL a tee oy EE Warp eT 3: hd 1) 4 roadside, and both occupants were thrown with great violonca S008... D3 TIN... hi. 2 7. 100 PI. bi. 7a oy au vi dtans 80,519,904 Tn. 1865, gal 1 536, 40% i Would bring to-da¥. d BE receipts ip tor dr LAR (YBAR. Joho Efe The Colonal wes severely bruised about the 08... 218] Popress Senele 2000.00 Cams lo dad, ge 1, EME AD 160, gen]... #4427 are scovmulatin (COMPARISON WITH LAST THAR. por week, With prices vo: Aig Rr hh ey face Mrs. Lynoh was hurt, about the head and face, phd00. co. {2 ThA dam Kx 1000 b3. 71 An ail probabity the pet-oloim frads is beitar a 1 wiron firm. Wow In comparing the markels for the past two montis with those For 0 same. parind st’ dar Bide. for the Deut. and {s belioved to have sustained sev y a na Echia Gold x Ls Sams 9 r ALG of tho anus period ast year we havo this diff a. ThA A aL vonr we Lad G70 por wee, a vere internal injuries. The UL 00 00! 4,000... 72 for the purging it baa vadergono, although the missy it has 400. for 44, 40. for 94, i y aropon: Tho aver prices woes 13g @idgo., shoving quite a dociing wl injured pitacha woe conv eyed to their residence, No. 100 West oon... alae. TI oa 06) 1.000. baz 72 involved to thousands of perio’ 6 friglatal bon plate Treat, 0ach 300; Ba roowi pts for (09 past two months Lave been 6,64. head per 4 E97 8 ‘eenna In pong Fortysixthst, by the Thirty-second Precinct Polier 1 20. eooond 3 Anuariown Jogproas 2000... am The Sigures wo resent above Dear to tndicats (hat the petro. for 748, ao for NA ng 8 Jor Er ATI jek RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE i. SECEREEREEEE B20 Ib LAP 71500] 3000. 79 lsum busingss bas at length become vmanendy 1905p! 0. S3anch aohts BB, 124 Hamilton W gr rou “eo, and (he prico 144e. 1, JK. aes Fall River B14 OND Cat [La Crosse Gold lesaita oll the. devastation of fire Lo 0 IA Agar 8 8 Yi wt Mana vi Moi. Vom not. Thisshows an inoreassd consaguptive demand, and thoss 007 2.11006 bbs. klour, 157 bbls. Winiaky, 27 bia THE MONEY MARKET 3d he wr AY W{wooklyn boda Ti 300 oo 9 by Cu! bit vu: wid hia OE Bid Sonal 4 Ttion +3 Hopes Bin 4 od Bask, io, and pat who complain of such hoary Jousos will woo that beef is Moal, 170.52 bush. Wheat, fs busk. Tn, Sa Rm I 85100... L. HIN God ing up in Norti-Western Pennsylvania a region that promises 0. for 10:4; 44 Lomsdals Cambric Muslin, 43c; White Rook, wove VA, or thai ab this time Inst yoar Suit 17,563 bush. Rye, 19,001 hush. Darley, 2 bush. 5 ‘4 8A ry Oi IGlinton 2 100... nna. 3 70 to be na pro ans the anthracite coal distciot of sehuylkall, $e; Pocasel 1740; 78 8ocial C, 180; 44 do Watertwi pts at MH: City wore 3,108 head, 141 of which wors ord Ashes, 330 p Beet, 973 bbls, Pork, 4% pk Cal Mag SALES AT TH: STOCK EXCHANGE. Sia 00! 50... 43 2 00 Ophir 1t shoud ba borne in mind tual, notwithstanding al the talk =e, Waltham 85 104, 740 foi 0.4 Goo. for 8.4, 300 Moke 5 taken to the National Yurda for retailing. Aboct 50 head of good 0 4% Lad, 3803 blis. um, 60 bask. Mai: 4 5M Coup 68. Wilkesbarse Coal. Mich Cent al Silver wh Rinohia ol go A. AL 7M font th Hout of athe oil regions, the great bulk ui this ox inoh, ind Sao for 43-inch do., 4 4 Foreatdalo, 3240; 4-4 Sia d arti ress Jo 4h) ag 30 Beyuv a at about Lo. Fm. A tn i $00. ...cuicy.n- OF 1 00. cuuenn inven HE 1 pagal: (ald 2 4d a so 00 AML 30 7 35 port ia the product of Pennsylvania, the of other regions not #90. asonville, Je; ¢4 Wauregan Watoriw Bx. match ur year wor weighing 11.000 ca pT RHE I Union Fel |Mich So N fad Peupien (old Hil. [Lynd Vem 400... CS 10 meeting wish a ready sale in foreign countries, owing $a tho Sistersville, 100; 44 Manvuls I 240, do. X X 0. 3! at (Lo yards, vos rold for §245, to goupon a Dutahoes Lounty Financial, 000. ou aie. 521600... ....c... 300... BW EN N00 OL 110. 7 £0 inability of refiners fo deadora it guficiently. To Cisveland, =e for A, 20e. for G, 170. 2] ara t A AANA AA 0 gil 4 y G, for H, aud %c. for B; 44 Bool I, ne A 3! 81............. 51§ Illinois Central 200... 8 06i5hede River hye Gold Pittshn=eh and Erie this interest has become an immen: A source we TA do C, #30, 6anch Arkwright Watertwist, 200; 5 BROKERS SALE. OF BULLOCKS OTICE.—Th of the Stookhotden West U Tel, REX. 400............ 124 Gaol Gold 0... 000...... 5 of wealth and prosperity, for not merely in the transportation wich Kool Harri x. *0.; 32 inch No, 2 do, 2%; 44 1 N0Yer AT COMMUKIPAW, of the BLOUPER' OL meeting of the Sic tholden RD RO, ceneessnens 9 Clev& Pitts if teehee. LOW... ule Go nad sale of it do they thiive, but in the refining of it (hey have #340; J6-ineh Clinton Milli C CC, 3le Lat Ail W. Florence was seillog 8) head, for H. Robb, Towa steers, will be at No, 114 RAVE CALORIC ENGINE COMPANY [Quiekaiieer 6... srasevs Petrol SECOND BOARD. 3 reared vp a constantly augmenting industry. sown Drills have been more in request for export, ant sunll aid light, 54 cwt., at 12@13)c; tops 4c; aud 58 for G. Ad if Brodna). Sn TRLRSUAT, the th day of JOB sss urenraes 35% Chie NWest united thoten Stocks Gon Riad fu The Pottsville Miners’ Journal of Saturday sds: *aniasgy briny ic. grat. Coney AM Mae, Alerton. 50 XiL.' atoor he sananckiou of other bu siost- New: York, Oe. 18, 1800s Byw- Fo oy rant lB omen BC Mie a A A pa) TS quantity of dol aeat by ralliond thisverk in TIEN buf heh Piuuiolg aro tee morw action ln $0 hiwtite rales owl avi §e% 8 5, ALFA Gh Th ales, SY. 9 Dao OF Ete or OME RURYR Tressutt. 40... 28353523 00 Chic NW Prof 300.......8%. 6 73 1,000... i 27 300........b8. 270 v8 canal, Ry 7A. for he week, 107,797.06 tins WM grist qo Laconia brown, he. A nd, Mes Nashus, 26c.; J. H. Wullains, for Swaitz, 45 TU steers common, at 17¢. on EW. YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. 1,500. 99F Butler Coal ry holon 80 100... ...h30 6 75 1,000...... £30 2710| Nye Gold. 7.745 tuns for the corresponding week last year. I's irade ‘ranklin and Artiagton, each 2c; Eureka, #0. Beawan' i] 04 owl; SU for i{ood Co, at 15¢., Pa steers of 7 owt; and #9 The of this Company ara lereby advised ARE NW on I gop 20. ean em 2 Th gg suas up this wook as follows, compared wish last your S40, Hmniiten stout I, 523, do. extra wide, 25a., do X i, 27 w prime O. atoers, for J. Cassady, at 17al7go on Rowt; they fad (hal races Fass FEAL BE wick ar the comivg waelion W 14¢ Series Wyoming Valley |Clev Toledo om... 6 80! Reha Gold D000.....5.0 5 ar oe ET ga YY Masiachusatts, 31. Proscotts and Whittenton's ohoh XT ware a vory fine drov 80 for W. Hazlewood, O. atesrs, very Directors in supporting wsont direction. If is iu coatem 000... small 1063; 100............ 38.1 200 cane wenss 1106 Chntou S00: .....0... 3 800 '1,000....... hs 0 ihe otal, oa: X, ofl. mont aud Suffolk cach Mic: Arkwright, 26, Hamilton wid good, ub Loa 10ge. on Tg owt, to sall a meeting of the Stockholders ot an early day, for the purpose 0 Series. {Mariposa |Chie Tock Te. 500... 9 00|Gold Hil L000. am ged G7 LER pd Blaschad, 774e, do F 0c. ieaman’s, #e.. Granite State how AY BUDSON CITY. of faking the necessary steps to protect their ia crests. NO: en ails ig 14% lov hte suesdnas 100% Bausol R ao Ho AVE 5 Olio Colorado wh 4 died Git I Nutkong och 300., and Whit teuton's, 3%. i L. 0. Puttase oid bia dluve of io] Kentucky steers, the best SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS 5,000. ..20 ef sa Preferred] 300............ 1004 verneicnn olman 500. .........4 13 “0 Of gm ripes are quiet as usual al this season: York are tod n market, iy Bush, Lysie an Quisenberry in Clark of the ERIE LEAD COMPANY will i NY State 6s, 1672. 100.......... 313! 2.000 100 Mining Stocks 1.000 ou! Quarts Hill Col 3,07 ECR UR at dic: Event, 9%c.; Homi 5 quo’ rated 8 owt, he holesale at 16¢ y ho, ww wil be held at the office of 9,000... «us rved 4 Lob... J.4 4 k 2 Lventt, 25c. wilton 1c. fi “odes 3 owt, here, wholesale at 10c, HEFLER ARMSTRONG, No, 84 Walla, i ae og 100 0s 313 00... bi0. 100 Avaanis Pacific Hope God RY Sebiarwhy] on Sabjoined is tho Liat of JoblLers' prices al tha Now-York II. 5; Whiltenton's, 4e. lon Jie, Jor Bp BH or D1 offey Co. sell 75 of their own good Keatacky atsars, WEDNESDAY, tus Tih Erol Novacrber. 100.at 13 YD ior Xe oh. aif) mo... 0% on 7 W180 S........ 63 Dry Goods Exchunge, Nos. 4% 4ad £1 Patipiacs. Eh ON tor 5.3 1. Hicks’ Tami Ale mont abd avers Sl sto tii 5 owt, wl 4 HORT LAE ARDENT ary Eris Lond Oo y ed a ade AR ee 1) $N 3. r ox ck air ot its ALO, ont o boeliell, AY. sleers, ae lot, Gf cwt oan i db Tonn State 6s New 300............ 108 Mi &P Du) pr 7 gr 400] B0........u3. 1 KH) 400........... 615 Brown Shectings— Amoskeag, A, 230. Great Falis, M, 21c.; tious. Amoskeag are Ooty oid Sky alata a retailed at 150160. Also 4 Ohio MOTD, boright at dW Aidy OFF10¥ OF FE ATONISON AND PiZA 8 Prak LAILKOAD Co, LY 71§/Uniou Navigation 8..............00 burch (mon g Benton Davidson Copper Bedford, 1540. ane. for A, 4240 for B, Tye. for C wud Phe. for D York. and relailed at Mie, my erage on 6§ cwt, A good lot of cattle, bats, Nave Fora. Tennesse bs RUB co «cnn vese 2 50.00. ed cali 100 AO. BE EOD NY Jileathed Shistings—Wamsuita, Wo. Porrestdale, 3c. Bay 409 for 30inch, tnd 506. for 2inch $Everitt, Se: Hamilton, uP. Cary, for J, T. Alexander, 100 LU. stem, fair, 64 ewt A SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLDE G0. ex. coup. ny RL ee Jig Mik FDC apr Clomar Kes Sane 8 Walkill Lead Mila, Bie. ruindbl Co Pie. A 9a Assad 400. for BT, 3c. for BT D. and ho for 1 par of Tek wy erage RA sr, VE out: Ld» the Company wil be bold at the office of the Compan xa acific Mail S§ Co Bll venees sarees <0 bio 62) LON... Rov. Loh PRY Dee Nae s—G Co. 20e. American, 100; Arpolls, 1740; Willow Brook, 474c.; Brown’ AO A. 50. Paci are teach Bray, for J. T. Alexander, 49% Illinois steers, ju ty of won, sas. on the 20th day of November. 1 a Tn 893) 20D. ...cccinunss 230 {Ind Cinn 400... ho. Gi Kipp Dec BOY ene bs 2 40 Empire, 130. saa 74, and 40e. for rido. Arkwright Fe 3, ae Daciges, Se. bof fair, 6 ent. cattle run out at le tie; and for J.T. A tho’ Lours of 1 ana 3 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of set the y 0. ous as Cozgdon or 100 “aon 000. 83. 40 aa) THAT Duplex Elliptic aud Empress Trail Printing Cloths aro dil and rather weak Ai hh Alewander, 224 Dinois steers, common, cwt,, at 14e, average eo orgy oe) po Sy hv md th oon reas 231 Tol, W Western K3. 6 10f 100 Hoa asl J00r.. L dies 8 CO3 Umehah ge tale ativan Tha A yeRev Post #old for Philips Co. 5 Hing abs at 133 no! 5 a such other business Ro, Was Fe ra 100 6 Ho] Lin Crows Goid Radin Ries fade "4 Alita fF I. Standard Dress No. 210, $27 do. 277, 2 aa mpdteately activ ae is a goargity of i Wet Postaoid for Juin g 5 a Jiinaea steers at 178 L-ga'y oom bafors tha: meeting. THOS. M. SOTIIER, dod PFtW&C 100 hs 6 25 10 DX 30M X0........... BI Paper Collars—Me! ropolitan Collar Co, Byron and Gurotte mada of passe at tod at alia ny fi 3 Layo B 1 owt. at Molle; and 40 littie State steers for Post Light iF A Urrice oF THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILZOAD Oo, A RRS 10R] Das Monies 100 CC. 0 oof Montana Gold. No. 1, No. 20 enameled, French enameled and Siler Corr owing ar» the Jabbars’ oc. Oh Ai Tho low wold to go to the country, at 150 i. 0st, Lghi caitle, No #4 BROADWAY. NEW YORE, Sept. 1), 1966, wo... Altos eid a i gated, TA TR ph ey Byron. $5 Suraos. Morronack, W, 2c: Merrimack, 1) Jonding makes: Briggs Gillate wold fur Scott Curl M6 Tndiang steers, 51 (CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST mn Terre Hante 70 Liber t 3B. ......5 i re, culls, 50; leas, r cent kx Fo (Cool vd pd Teil ge] 3 het at n+ 4 Sw idbar wy from Hudson River 1 100......94 call. 119 Bo Terre Hate po) Rive I on. oo wlophir 65 P'pioks—Hamiton, Tic. to. are. Alay, i4y frocks, ¥le.; Coolisow, L.#ic.; Spragne's fancies, 194. Richmond's of them, 6) cwt, at L4@ isn; ti0 others, 64 cw, better cattle, AL pea Ag A ay 0 102 {Er We uvetwurisne 4 AX nk, oa ot o St ripas—\WLittent ic; do. D, Je. Ajuany, 14, 1%¢.; American, 19%.; Dunaell’s, 19¢.; Allens’ 190; Garner sold for 1ie, average; tor W, Lower, 90 Indiana sieces, cont: bonds y given that we havo this day Jesimated. by lot Ih, LRIIETITE rie L000. oo. auen 48} 0) 5 Mout vik Giokd Bo tad T13 Stripes— ttenton's A Je. do BD, 4c Co. 20e.; Amoskesg, 184. Arnold a y i 34 mon, 64 crt, strong, at Yale. ben uunbarsd as a: 423, 233, 344, 127, 195, «2, 11, 5m, Chie. N. W. 500. 841! 40x 0... w' 50 5 5 i ied ge. Arnold's, 1740; Lowell, 10§c.; i sn 339, 197, 130, 311, 212, 276, 312, 34, 72, of 1.090 eack for redem 1.000 go a0 NCTE 94] J Tr Hamad G5 O00........D3T 15 ee cana, Xe Dutchess, B, 17¢.; Continental, 17e.; Furni- ren Alen Wah helitag ny State steers, cows, mixed. me. According to the terms of the mortgage BLOG euch for cotadnition man R gargbir igh 4 hae ite Pre! msi 454 G ture, Me, Wamautta, Lode, Ls uni Sprague’s) wn or fair Sef, 5} 5) owt. average, running out at 12a 14e. Novamber I, 188, The vwadersigued are ready t h Mariposa J 900. vk 8 ot MONDAY, Oot. 90—p. M BANKING AND FUNANOIAL. Tg he suputia 154¢, London Mourning (Spragues), Milter Moret 8 sil for PC" K ing ou a lc are y to pay them, with iw annssdese DARE 200) canna nacnce i y Le] A -2% (Ske 3: kX urning. lic 0 bi! 1 nrehonsr soi Gn Jkerell 36 Indians POPS tecost, so far as accrued, ou ion ard surrender. 2000... Age 40 50 3 100 oe Gold h On aso, Rook IsLAND AND PACIFIC Raf h upson Mourning, dc; Amoskoag Mourning, 174¢; k ions Ir. ockerell 36 Indiana steers, 6 L seman ses reer seen oul has bean qt rrectiar v ak ACI Al JAD Ham n, x winag, lve ethie x. Viet a cwt, at 10 2lede. for 1. 4. Guthrie 1704 of LDEN, Neo. 12 Wallet, Petrol, M Tol B 500........s30. 83} Chic. Alton high np gud viogei, sailing as low as 146, as Fuuat MOVTGAG SEVEN PER CENT Bonus pry 19 i pyar AHA Tiviy Ay Rhicitl I Ly owt. at ile es Feit io Tolielt [adi jo ive 1 Wee, i ¥4 a ln BE MEYE, CET Bonn ix BS jludaon River. 8 10 Shona 1114 Og, C sing at 1404 For dolivery gold Las been (Try ¥iaas 10 RUN), pir» Shirting, 1840; Now.London's, 186 all and Leifary, thin, at 12) 2 144e., on 55 ewt,; 2 for N. Ross, Indiana USITRD STATES TREASURY, INTEREST DEP rt a a Nok LX 24 iY, L112 quite easy, under deliveries from the Goverument, which 2 aE BY ObeR w Mous. D-Taines are in demand at late prices, with a compara cows, steers and heiters 43 ewt., ot 12¢.; 33 for Horr Chap: zo 4 Ew- YORK, Oct. J, 1608, Joi. co 115 New York N. HMA St Fund Pref, has bean a seller 0 8 wioderats extent Povat Log tively light stock mag, Ohio wees, fair, 23 cil, ut Lio CHEDULES of (30) Thirty or more (5-2) COU. rs an Wy agra Ferases 114 100. ..0eiesee wd Te a f rate sxtont to procure eurrency. Wy o No. 51 Walls Woollen Goods show litt!» change from the deprossion lately Coney Conger, 7 for Sins Co. Ninos steers fair, 5) PONS falling due of the 1st of November proximo will now be Fb 09 90). 8 116 [CEa Ham Dayton o import of gold last woek was $125,223. Tho stock wv noted. Cloths are still inactive, sales being uued cuiefly to When: Io. average #0 for W.V. Wood, Ohio steers, 9 reonived for examination at the Interest Department of the United es ees: IE Thy Satie ly fii Libs market opened at the (ull guetations of Saturday might THE MARKETS. Sue vy gr fog a ancy Cossumeres Me yory dull, the only de pri y A wl: oR 4 4c. average; #0 for H. Robb, Iowa States Treasury. a To TAN SOK, i i ort tag y Garafull nd being for cbolee styles, which bring fair prices. The ara Ap ewt, at Li, ei 8 SAY CrnATey Ti States V0 66.520 Co.'65 A C1008 BOARD. upon the active list, hut upon reports of an nufavorabla {Garofuily repoctad for Tha Taiavns. better gindes of Leavy Satinett are in d aad bt with this Church Hurd sold w tor W. J. Templeton, Indiana steers, EMPHIS, TENN., COUPONS AND PAST DUE 0s 20 Co, Atansie Mail Clev Pitts bank statemont became dil and lower, and a sall decline ASHES—Th Mosoar, Oot. 29 1806, exception Satinstts are very dull Kentucky Joans are 1038 in Just fair, scant 7 owt, at lda Loc. 42 tor same owner, Indiana INDEBTEDNESS. sly aa ordia ance passed by the Board Fn Ta 3s 4 Penific Wai St hg oe NODE 2 was accepted at the regular session of th St k h at #10 230 8 B Hariet 4 S51h MIDS I Sate demand sales demaue, Lut maintain late prices. The various grades are in ETS, Soien ah rn Fal! 34 ioe few latter price, Mayor sod Aldermen, Sept. 25, 1635, it was winond lie Sts Sow Tl or M0... consene- Og ccepied at th hs ion of the Stock Exchange. sO Rg a lf ig 4 WE Tobe rood request at quoted rates. Prices of common grades range ghes, for J. Bey Ohio steers, at 14a l6e. on red 4 8000 Eh 100, pod Io raven 33 Chie XW Pref After the eall prices rallied with a good demand, and at the WoT a ppty as Be trade haa fram Suc, anit of tho bout from, title, White Took brings Phi rd i ns hhh Sqawia ve capessn 1063] 200. .ieen cn 2B LAIN. 80, $3 0 very good, and on ali Gesira y grades prices are firmer, We Joe, Westerley s 300 Je?, Park Mills, J24e for No. 35, 37% Healey Lawless bad 97 NL steers, 7 owt, fair to good, at for duss owing the City, are refundable in 20 of Mods H StJo (NYC SEW Second Board an advance pote sales of 2 50 erica. oie. 0. 35, JT #150 yeor $1000 Ay entral wo {Tol W.AW ost a vanco was paid upon the entire list, Contest 3 Bn age ex Hetinet $a America, 2A 8x for No. 45, 400. tor No. 0, Be. for No. 6, 550. for ho. 70, aud Hg od each, deswing 10 per cent intorest aud payable in the City of Memphis FUITEITITE B.A ppp 30. ae 5 v onto: tL x Union, and 309 ex-Choniserin. on p te oe. 1 15. yn rainer Co. had 30 i 0 oy Whion Tel Mp a Chaco Aon 0 Go srument stocks ae per cont lower upon most of forms. Other styles are not much wanted but Hi De vive iN w N 33. a i BE he of Meh yi selling at ic. on 6 cwt. 1 semi-annually, (or the following Boads and Coupons, issued end in- Ady TR ANI y reign G ace loss in demand, asd tis finer class of 1s own LLL steers, 6 cwt. strongfut $42 1,000 the issues, but n COTTUN—A vo uphiuees ba ry cla 3 C icy of Memphis; 100 sages cnnae 3 Rin cesessanains Lisp) 100 ets ae sua ves 112 whe are no! pressad for sale. Ia State bonds Td) i A very fuir busine ul bas been done to-day withont goods heretofore so desivable, are less rm while the lower by Memphis, Tenn., City Bonds and Con past doe. 8 heensssennee we il St Paul thee ADRS are unimportant aud the tr ant change in prices, taough some regularity ws still to qualities of dress goods are rasaed bo Aart artram Culver, for D. Stout, 50 Ohio stee fairish, 7 Mm "oT op ry W Union Tel Ra Ex| 2,000 85 300 5 fds by o trapsactions small. he observed; sales of 2,04 Lales ou a basis of abou Jie. fo Iwirge) onthe market at a decline ad.of 1 swphis, Toon ind Littl Coupons past dun, Lda. aa RRO ive sean o 8 i wal 2,050 bales it Jae, for a prices cwt. 1.330 th at home, ut 144 7 16¢.; also, one car- 5 Put- Memphis, Tena, Char'eston R to... sal 3 BRA £53 Indiauapolls oH Coal stocks are strong. Mariposa Preferred was active at Middlig U wands, to 4le. for do, New Orleans. v nam Co, steers, for D Chamberlin, fat, oc oe ot 16 Pul- Mombuis, Toma. Ohio oad Coupons moa po Quicgativer. |Erie Preferred AR 86 3132317. Pacific Mail advancad suddenly 9 per cert FLOUK AND MEAL-—The market for Western and State P.¥. Cary sold 99 Ill. steers, for Hato May, a clever 63 Mecuphia, Penn, Mi aud Toon. Railroad Coapdus past dua. reheve ines o DOR BO. yun e sous as 86 Mariposa Pref a ae 3 P Flour is quite active, the demand being *in excess of the ro NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET. owt, drove, at 142 164c. aquiries for fugtber by mail or tae, will Ears Mariposa. |Michigua Central 0... b15. 39 under raporta of a scrip dividend of 33 per cent, and closed ccipss. and the low and medium grades are hate better, ECRIPTS 5. B. Lichardson, for Enochs Co., 95 ILL steers, 6 cwt sttoation. P. T. HUGHES, Chie Rook Ts} d b So Nc (a 300s eee anenss 3 indomand. Erie was vory activo and sold at 85. Micki. and We nL oa ih wf Rapecitan Suh For rv Week F M Oe fai: Sof, 1 bk Bad: LAN ARE BAILE an oln 0 REN stern, we #5 for ordinary an ymon Ext rE 3 sova MoNDAY, Oct. 8 1366 LJ. Goff, 149 Ky. st 0 v 5 AON 108 SH I pal H St Joseph Pre gan Southern, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Rock Island and State, $122815 for Fancy Sate, $10 102812 30 for the us Booves. Cows. Vesls. Sucep sud Lawvs Swine, Total. 152 itje Ky. steggs for Bedford Clay,-8{ owt. [iu, at ARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD SH eves 1 +Hlinois Central 0 a 61 Fort Wayne wero all in request by strong buyers at higher fides of indy XN eat, WHITE xin, 3 Sia $13 A f ko J 4 Fan sili 2,766 w KARL 60.40 ot w wi ne BH sgehead, 46 Q. steers, a good fat drove, 8 ory INTEREST COULONS sf the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ii i PY 10, 4 Ww ANC Iv bra p 0 A ave ha DELA A V0 8 6a 5:20 Cou al CLOCE BOARD. A oe at Toes Hout Camus ip 4 par cont, Ohio, ht ym and 1pdisn and $15281% forSt. Louis Extra Thaw Soll 1g mar places: B WTR AL ol aro steers for T. Lamb, fairish, 6 owt, at faliag g dus onthe frst of November, be psidon and aftes that A ari refer inois Ce 3 il sold as high as 235, but closad at 233 uckwheat Flour is firm, et $i0as 10 im aad Cows. Veals Swine. 15. ave A at the hi 144 fasion reve Tiiigeis enteral veuj 1 demand with fow og oo a and in PEER rn dearind and better Sy bi tp yaadian At National Drove Lambe. Total Jie. verage, and for W. Richards, 77 O., steers, fair, 7 cwt,, at Messrs. CONDICT, JENNINGS Co,, Bankers. US Ga 520 Reg, 62 100... blo. 32 [Cle Pitts with fow gollors, and no large lots to he had. At $14 0a die 6 tar trade sad funily brands. Southern Flour 1s Tadd 113 4 48 586 ..n. wes. Eastman Bro. for Bedford Kennedy, 9% coarsish, but fa So. 30 Broag 4+. New York. os SY Ce aed 106 |Atlantic Mail 1 ie 0 the close of business tho whole market was strong, North. rp fair demand, an 13 J sales of 150 bbls, at 312 &02 AL Hainan Laty Drove Ky. steers at 15@17¢. They had a very fine top. Site Yat Jo) (hrmepaborongh, MA out Ss Sin OLDshOROUGH, Tron. 20 IO. cae anes 110 |Chic North West Western taking the load in activity. ‘West 50 for common to fair Baltimore aud Country Extras, and ards SBE. ee. SM ue ou McCaffrey bought #2 good 0). steers of Emerich C sh ont Minted el pp Coup 2 L ity. sen Union was 814 75a #17 1 yp Bd 4 A At New Jersey Stock y y 8 0 mere Co., at Owrion oy THA CHICAGO AND Arvoy it. R. Co ART rene JHU H0ceduassdpnse. BF 4 75a #17 for tradeand tally brands. Rye Flour is bo otter and 7 Sto Albany, 73 ewt., mostly wholesaled at 1552 16c. Also 60 bought y Co, rar y ia demand at 53. at r 1 c active X t 86 502s h be Yard dave 3 247 KS 0 a 4 i’ CHieaao, 11L, October 25, 3 1040 Coupanl Oe Mais Co. orn W ot sipph, 30) ON EN ay oy ake fairly active wales ff Wn hia, ai dow ike 0. vors Mews i ny wwniag's. wa wr om syn... [ofcinte ead ln ent cli eke, Cf Orr hy CHICAGO and ALTON RAIL- Troms Notes. CELT TR 233 |Clev Toledo land 'p M Y 613 #6 y ii 31}232; Cumber- 86 for Marsh's Caloric and Fairfax At O'Brien's dune 2:3 14% vee. OWL. at 1422 100, al, 6 NJ Aan inst wile pad SINKING FUND BONDS. dua Series. msi eld 119 referred, ol} uicksilver, 56} 256), Man GRAIN —The market for Wheat is irregular and ba guint At Chamberiins 77 3 120 7.04 sans nas Murray Glover, for A. H, Macay, 103 linois stee 4 rd Hes on and Sate, overnnens S00 can arnes FR oa repes om... oe hk 4 ho if at the close. Sprig is Mors pie te ofter but Wine At Fortiotih st. He A HR Cao gg VA y's steers, com- tax, a the oMoc of Messrs. BM. K. JESUP Co, 0. 34 Brosdway. hn 00g oo: Cot] Chie Rock Tans Bois I mk: MO BE a IT Union| 130 close. Spring is mora plenty’ and to Joker, bu Winton Syandy 7 Ln es WA gion. 0 owt. at Suite. and tor i. Bischel, 60 Ohio wipers, MS YAR oe W. M. LARRABEE. Truro. udsow River i i» rs 560.115 1/200... 109 TC New-York Contral, 11921194; Eris, the close to urrive the Witirg io only for miaing: the sales Sout from the car di, wake ude of 158 bed 47 eu on Sole: Ae yh of the Stoekhold ou River RE 119 !Tol Wa West “RB udeon River, 126§@120%; Reading, 11621104 are 61,000 bush. Spring, at $2 Wag: 40 for No. 2 Chicago eet to Butcaers. an S. Sherman sold 18 Dutchess Conaty steers, good flesh mating of the olders of the BROOKLYN COAL AND L,000...... 101}| Erie 100 Yiwaz AE t 8 le Spring, aad 25,000 Lush. Amber Western, at 83 (x for Inferior seatterin a. 115 CL 450 1,500 aged 16¢. on ewt iE esh, aver: OI, COMPANY will take place at tue Office of the Company, a. Quicksilver BOB cae ai R53 100. nl val}. Be Michigan Southern, 024 w rig, Tinos Central, 12212; and 10 for Good. White 1s scarce and ant d. Ba ai t Avusg weekly re sigfy pete M.J Warner 1 tis own 32 Ohib stee the corner of Church-st. and Park-place, New-York City, oa o danas sense soil 190... 130." 85 oot COL CS Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 9332935; Cleveland and Tole active demand and is better the arrivals are liborgl ales CUipts last yer 59% LIS 1,500 16,091 11,023 33 AM t how ake County. They Ro Re Bieé lot. 1.541 m5, 15,1255. at 13 o'vlock m. The object of suck meetlsg will be to take Western Union Tol oe ME 85 alk T Haute I pot HOMIG RB he ie i oe Yolgy Vaud Fol do, 176,000 busi. aisgl 2 a dl for Two Kowed St ie. 3 Receipts last week. ...6,004 Lx 15687 oa pad Ba homo fa, Lato weigl They were binging 162 lic. —some te Cation She $00,000, 30 of il te the ca ita. stock ov 0........ ceases 523 Erie Preferred EA cesises tor or $3 Sal “anu, North-Western, 572 #1 for Four-Rowed State, 31 14281 19 for Canady Wellin PRES OF BABY AC THR PRINCIPAL MARKET, TUI3 WIEK: W. Thompson was selling 103 for WJ. Templet liana #tane therson. The attend "oF all #0ckhotders is ga 00 aes Ec AM NK ue co xucusn 852 Mi) St Paul “2 574; North-Western Proferrad, 80} 2%05; Fort Wayne Lond. nnd §1 40 for Canada West free. Barley Malt is firmer The following ar tbo: Audtutl ras Pe steers, scant 7 ewt., ot Haile. +o. Templeton, Indiana (Signed me #'ackbolder 1s fh stad. AO....21 call. NV; MW............ 40D: wo 61 1 109210 4 4 4700 1 bat quiet, at §1 40481 30. Oats are vers active wo Yee. mated we ng aj f 1 Ro ons per pot L up the esti A. Meiritt sold 58 Ouio steers for A. E. Worrell, fed by A g JOSEPH D. WILLIS. Wilkasbarre Coal [Reading I Mfilwankee SIP gars y better on Old Western; the demand is mainly speculative, mated newweight of meat, seller alnking offal. That is, a bul. Hast in Pickaway County, where they weighed 1,520 Ib Kat G. W. URLE 200.00. aiaans 70 TR 1164] 200... a Money on call among brokers is 5 4 cent, and leading though fair for the trade: the sales are 260 0 bus ative lock whose quarters will weigh 8 ewt., at 10 ceuts a pound, 74 owt. here, and run out ut 147 16¢ pune v EF RANDOLPH. Mariposu Mich So N Ad. Yu mea rat YOU avant at 33 Te. for Old Chicago in store, Toe. for Milwaukes, and 34740. amounts to J. Holcomb f White Re FV! ri ree 143! ve oh old APIO houses gat 1¢ und oy mts it 324 cent. Commercial for New State—th o lat or for small lots I es ts r So Mnounts to $s) Cools ul lie, olcomb lor N hite Rankin, 76 TIL. steers, 63 ewt, at 4 NAHUM SULLIVAN, _— OPEN BOAKD OF BROKER3—10 A. M. paper when short sells readily at 5@b cent. long I; snl CX 0 4 h., of $l 3 for Old Western, Extra Beef Bes Sus anEEaRI En vemos] 34 pat yon A. B. Mead Lad 25 upcountry steers, oxen and cows, mixed, tt B LR, Foul Bi rn uy eavtiniunes s¥entent, nd so wat in arte wi3 bipr. wand 8145 for Canaan, Cor Lavery Feat besos op ay nen AA) itch Lad 12 of bin 250, ston 0 br hime TS Segui ies dade ani temant 820s docreast hoe err w. fa saaes of 4 bial t on Af oli 33 a ™t Mie ub oa it Lar eee 16 10, am 3m” w G1 TD aud SL08 v himsel! he An D2 Mo deans i: ol 300 SY he ah Ee) 2 m if a doer yo ns hy teins ex- Nes of 5. oo bush, it he 3 dium, or good, fair quality es 1 Ty nt Shami in Dut hess Toumy, und sold to W.. Lalor on the Address THOMAS RAWLINGS Nos. 103 and 104 Gresham cats aasns A AARD anne s suas at 3 0 Ii ie, uICH HOWH 0 gan 10, i’. Y 1 y og 3 I da alt wi oe 4 hd g osle ERY Wii nil Lat of ordiuary thin Steers, Oxau an Cows j od 12h 2 1: nim at ciose upon ey ‘he were 8 if di 1 fat h ouse, Old Br d- t., Lol d. 3 100.........83. 6 400 “aie cooase of $1,410,340 10 loans Las made 1 on wwtible 3 hh Foss oF Xe ire, and $1 25 (81 7 for White Inferior, or lowest grade of Caitls w al i year old #3 cwt. gra le Durhoims wr rv ie ot hy eee RE andes, Engund., Eu 20. 0 D3 2 change in t! Ys Aim .ootert eo i Plaine t Chance about S000 In Moxed W Hit ten gars. Since [he general average of the market to-day, sstimated at 14}2 half still at home; the lot sold at $155 cach a fow weeks since. EMITTANCES to Great Britain and Ireland. Faas va saute 4 Tol, Wa Wes 5 change in the rate for money, so far a8 borrowers at call Hf non n Mixed Western Corn sole at full Es ie range of prices from rest sta verses BIS [hey weighed 1.991 ts when bonght at the yard the middle of Deatta for £1 aod upward, paveble on demand, issusd at the 10....... ante are concernod The most of the sales are from 13 alg May. at $124 each, delivered on Lis farms lowest rates, by TAPECOTT BROS. Co, Mich So N Ind Sw hes iin 5 S10CK OF GRAIN IN NEW7OXK WAREHOUSES, 0CT, 2 1866, WHERE THE wessyiiuseeuaeis 0) 370 Teed Wheeler sold 94 for J Caldwell. Ind. steers, 45 of Nos. 36 South-st. and 2 Broadway. OK). eeiinnnnnan i Ike following shows the condition of tho New-York Wheat, bush 407% Rye, bus 20440 HERR THE CATTLE ARR FROM. them heavy and fat, ewt run out at §123 h h 5 here T OST OR MIS Wy PITON BOTY TT 20.......... e. 92 50........b30 57} City Bauks Corn, busk.... 3 63).i04 Barley, bush $0.0 Tae Bullocks sol! at Allerton’s are reported from the follow: tj owt, at $03. 3 Se, te othe, 1°32 OR MISLAID-- Certificate No. 346, for 108 314] 100.........b3. 924] £00. e. 51 Oot Oct. 1 Oats, bush 1.245.400 Malt. bush .ee B,402 ing Siates B. Gray sold 34 Missouri oxen, common rough cattle, 7 shares of the of the Toledo, Wabast and Western Rail- 1 os 8. 2 EASE GF GRATE IE BEYER “rf aia i rat I At. 1 gh cattle, 7h road Co., in tha name of A.V. B, Van Dyck. Transte of said 0. 53. 93 1 S00... ...03. 5% Loan af RTE STOCK OF GRAIN IN BUFFALO, OCT, 2), 1866, "a n wt. at 10¢.: aud 41 fair 7 ew po id a Vo ye. Transter said stock ..........c. 00... x oe b3. 92 200...... ie Lawak. ol NT $214, T6045 De 24,410.34) cat, bus! 440.000 Cora, bush pf n Ohio XOMK oeneivnnnne: 308 t Biol. eeeerense snes 1 HT8 MILCH SUAS tue 7 EW Oo seeers 8 131i. he fres has basa st 8d. and application has box’ made fpr the issue of a naw West Union Tel. [Ill Central. ICite NW Pref Carenlation. BAA a b re 5 bush 9.00 Kye, bush ER STienigas st ie) a 3 cow trade, only a few extra fine animals "higher certificate. "WETHERJEE, WATSON Co., 52 Excbanze place, Yi ‘4 tion “ans 3 415,240 30.245.43 tit rh Michigan oy itt af A J RG A le] dy Sy Cy hm Beas Dec L301 AR Fre eid la ol. and tho marker im at Ld RT I pe i se a NE emi ntral les shurg 20. ........h3. 804 Legal Tenders..... TAGD.400 TR064,9 ro) Sid He Conant fair. and the market firm at 2! 1092 [hey came by the following roate len ar wham with a fine call was sold tor $135. Several ‘oal, Iron an ompany. —The COUPONS due on the lst af Mien ne «nas BB S00. cuaeess. 92 1 JOO Blo. ROR ai 3,925. De aL for Slupping, and Wad! H0 for Retail ime by the following rontes Erie Railroad 250; Hud. others were sold at $00a#110, and 1 v November will be PAID ti J. L. BROWNELL. Reading 1. oc 98 200. Nw op t TABLE of the Loans, Specie, Cirewiation, and Deponts, in the Banks HES Po Af Pas A i en 9 for oy dl lots son Liver Rallroad. 164: Harlem road. 20; New Jersey par a and so down as low as $40 for a on sentation to J. I B... SELETELEY. n itt, exd wh j Ry EX Anilla continues firn ith a fo usine tle entra] Ratio aR 3 Jersey poor old cow with horus carcely lon 1 p Tressursc, at his office, No. 28 Broad-st.,, N. Y. Foes WL, $2.1 0 Caseaes bio pod 100........ £108) fe cay of New-York, for the week ending Saturday, Oct, gold pt suds are dull sud prices are to J uu bs a 1 a Re Rr om he Tig Re x po wrinkle ALVE i A a C3 ov THR KARNES ax Conpasy hessecanns 3. 1134" 200.........63. ¥2 shanged, 4 ab Hs aladdin Ad on: hd "ALVES. Om Loa RUST 0 OPEN BOARD OF BROKFP:S—1 P.M N Average Average Average. A%erage HIDES—There has been a large business again. The sales fly they are already so EE Te: pat HE COUP BRCHANGE PLACE, Naw Yonx, and 1308, Wilkesbarre Coal. (New-York Central Cleve Pitts rig jad Amy ang Angus Amo mnt BE foot up 3,000, including 4.500 Kio Granae to aITive, 21% at NAYES OF DROVEES, much chance for them to increase in prices. Sales bave, how T IE COUPONS of the EVANSVILLE CRAW- 3004 ted vas 67% 400 deans as OT 1,50. rams 325} momm—— Disc'nts. Specte. culation. Deposits. whieny yp Els: bh wi] Mantevi 0, 1 1 gold: 2000 Buenos Avres Le following are the names of drovers, owners, or Com- ever, bau ade 14¢. Iv, but only for a very few of the next, will be paid at this office. rN iin 1k of, Novetubos seavessseses 08 3 AML LLonln. 1 J AR =n nv [1] ata Sei Sb ste mt} So n—m 21m, 2je., gok G.000 Buenos Avres. 10 Baltime 0 o ines he nrincinal ole very alves. f o “J T. Cumberland Coal Erie pars his y A Bak of N. Yio ova J ro 629 "oe 204: eo here on LA terms; 1,000 Cit FR Poa Rr Yue aes ol princigal droves, and where the cattle are re- jority of the few Co aa ar Just Y. B. VAN DYCK 100........030. LE ow BOA) BO.c. alin b3 O24 Ms reesei] 6/502.309; prox] gig Bg Fi 3,265,702 HOPS are firm, and in fui demand for home consumption, X om wedium flesh, With milk and butter at present prices the A Bo Butler Coal. wo. la “34 N00... B10. 92g Merchants’ vueersers Tews ms wala 627.002, 3545208 3% jut We quote at from 20a 40@de., as to growth and quality Al HUDSON CITY. calves are put upon short rations. Common veals are selling at STOCK BROKER, ..........c. 19 20........ b10. 85} Cley Toledo ex dv Mochaniow's oo.onee 5,973,104) 151,007] 531.560, 4.545.005 1.2 3 LATHS--Easters are firm, and in fair demand sy #4, three N.Ross, Ind.......cov.... 23 Miller Morehouse, Olio. 8 galle., and good ones at 124@1X4o, Sales of one lot of 1%0 silver S00 coisas es b3. £34) 100............ 19g Unio.o.ooe.re ees ATOTAW 1M92T| 446 631 3.202205) 3 Ee rate 4 Reess Smith, Tod. 76 J. Gurtie, Obio............ 17 calyes are reported at Hudson Ciiy at $13 70 average per head, Has removed to BURT 800.........53. £33 800. ........83.119 ‘snk of Auwrica... 9.245204] 860.547 2.075 9422 207 4,070.75 LI ME—Rockland is firm, with a fair business at $1 70 for Roberts, Ind........... 36 H. E. Philips, Ill............172 and 57 head at #18 <I. 1 PROPRED CO, DO B00. ..aesssnsan £33] 200 Fheuts reese as oo] 4,423,808, 107,048] 205,000) 1,086 124 047.004 Common, and $2 10 for Lump. P.O Neil, Oto. .......un. 52 Sims Usb rue 11 61 THE SHEEP MARKET. No. 30 BROAD ST Mens. a SO. eas 83. IChic, RIs Pa Tr 3425431 MOSH Ll. 2105,690! 12197 MOLASSES—The demand for the low grades continnss good J.T. Alexander, Ill. ......563 O, W, Dayton, Ci A 17 Receipts this week, 29 766 44 Watiposa Mining, jAhons'Rere Haute! 200............100% he 4 rs bi nt yy al pha ga fom Sistine and with very little here prices are strony an 3, Tek L Alexander. 1 7:5 D. Taffey Co., Ky yi QUOTATIONS. ~The following reports of sales of sheep and Johnston Bullding. cessasanans vevasneeenss 48%] 100........010.109% Chewical..... 5.675 72 20, 063 vans) 20074112 318 08 rather buoyant; sales of 300 hhds. Cnba at ite. for Cent fue 7. J. Templeton, Ind. 2% D. Taffey Co. Ta bs. by sever: the abun brakors: whe sail on ok o et tm nA EL ee of 400.7200 M0 Ah Sn e.o| 35k ital awaial wine) 3m aoa to se. for Muscovado efor Centrifugal J EN To 0 Mle Pitipy TS er bane oF sotoie prt. oud thin, week, They an Orricn Ouicago, Rock azaxp Axo Facto KaLaoss Co. Mariposa Pref Tol, Wab, West.| 100........ bw 110° Netionsl.. ouiivens Tad] 10011) 9000] wail] eis AVAL STORES ar hem We quote Spirits Turpen. Crum Thompson, TI... 143 8. Labarrow, N. 19 quoted 1 i a Sy SG Week it ie Nou 1 Wiziiau ot, New YORK. Ko 2 SU TR bs. in AR x 504 x. 109 Mek x Toner 230,101 15.028] 241.468) 1,796.43] $10.58 Hine oa *2je., nud T5e wn hood Crude Turpentine ot $14 a J: Jfieh, NF AP PP 13 J. A. Ramsey, Ky... Coe) Se 4 hb Sheep, S20je. Lumb '60 Te HOLDERS of Union Trust Co. Receipts issued desea eens dic No Tod dente North West Meh. Tradors'....| 1920214 19.202} 12000) 1618.97) 415.6% £7 0. Rosin at 85 621% 75 for Common, feeds Li lor Allen, N. Y.e..oooon. 20 |W, Lower, Ind. 2" a3 The past has been the heaviest market yet i for Miswissippt avd Missouri Ratiroad Bonds: iW stars Univ Ta 300 ee vuruily x xu sressacnns a Dh 3.485.734 106 pred I 2 209, 128 Zia Stinised 3 y 4 E for No 2, 310 Ww dl2 for No. 1 and Pale, i Briggs, N Youioioonns W 0. W. Sergant, O........... 31 The rt could not Ap J PL iD he ae. pie Compuoy son propusdis ntse the, BOTQ to which mid Wes: cananr ss I 400.........b3. 924! od Benepe. 2 mr Jth Wad Nupousl.. 358 ge Ea 175,357) 90,995 Joi, 3u8 PROVISIONS i a aH pt (Prk toda T Moses, X snvnre geo 1¢ E Sohlusar, Jud; hanes 101 quence. ye thaw 5600 head were received last Monday at F. H. TOWS, Secretary. PPP Japa. vee BI vi State No Xoo 5.602.339] 215,512 Rp 51.0 Hy i fu i a. a dere s been less doing Po to-day; ob. J AN Kaien ars I er, N. Eo ie 1 one market ace al gl r NOW oomes J 2 ey. ending oo. RlG. aug] 100A. TY mewn Fachuide SE DORL S004 A704 1031485 04 the market oped euser, subsequently prices Loproved aud Julich gy %0 2 C Howell, 0... IT et Ble tha poseipia bee 3323 head. of which "RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. J, MOR; cess nsinns haasnees Ril: SR S00 srasna. Na: OM ONNDETCA,, ,oaveeo 23,974,503] 064,734 5,418.4 495 600 7 £59 555 SC wy n; the inquiry ts chiefly for casl rork—Sales of OIL RY¥.ouccaneness WW. Butler, oe 3.000 o sold. FOWL 1 ds i fo rAd AN. .oinnenn 85.11 6€0....c0..- 9!Chie NW Pref Brosdway.........| 6,313,782) 84.016 Bila 1» pri id 2001 ps 3,500 bbls. Mess at $4 #34 50, cash, and 2 0, hy For Mr. Dodge, Ne ¥oursee 13 H. Robb, 0% ge onns ry od de He ry Sil 5a he ONCE Taliaued by Xgl OO re: Se of gg Dn RR SREY De «massa vs #10 Mo. .i...0 03 Ron. es 3,410,041 18,126 797,083, 2,954,021 1100 569 fut ure delivery we hear of 1,000 bbls Mess, seller November, at Woods Gillespie, Keune st J. H. Brotherton, Ill...... 17 large carly in the week, and the dead meet markets so full that EAST, issued by DABNEY MORGAN Ce., No. 53 Exchange Milwaokeo SP |P, Ft W Chicexd| 200.......... 04 Mercantile... 3,511,760) 31,185 482.290] 3,343,9231,255,126 §29 50, and #00 bbls, do., buyer November, at $33, one day's no- McFarland, N A 39 8. R. Turnbull, 1ll......... 16 prices rather declined from the low rates reported a week ago pare. SZ. ees conina 5 TTR c. 1094] 100 pia bis. #04 Paull ee 935, Sal 129.245) 137,141] 400,334 tice in the month. Beet Wp wt change; sales of 125 bbls, at L.G, Burrus, Ky.......... ou But with lighter arrivals for a few days past, stock is selling rr. Ee Eel ha BE AR Roe, at En te ERASE SLi EXPRESS STOCKS ERS—33 P. Ma. 2 514l 7132] 1984215] 36 64 I Extra, and $lr2 #3 for New Extra. Ticree Beel re t takes a good lot of sheep to bring je. Ib and Miss Cert Erie Clev Toledo 125041 7,132) 1,034,205 336,64 In sins dull and heavy, Beef Hams are not wanted sales of 70 J Badd, N. ¥.......cce0.. 30 Burke Bros, 11 40 the average will t react th ov ay Tr 2 agri 400 Th oh 8 He 0,451 322.1861 3.174] rr Bi ie] rat 1 Tota. at $i2284 wahted 4 Foca dea. THe 30 Burks Brow, Semis ge not reach much over Re. so much MERCHANTS' UNION, 00D. .c. oooe 33) 400. .0ann aan... 2) 200.....ex d 74,133 63! 1744 237. 459 51 hd 2845, choies brands. Cut A Groynore, Ohlo,.... i“ f the stock is thin ill, o rove 10,000. £3. B00 asa +o 33 £58 Chie, Rock 1s.& Pa i IVIBE covivviinnanes LI49,000) 6500] 196,250 ph aA 15 AL Meats are quiet; sales 5) pkgs. Shoulders at 14fe. aon is Ww Ww heat. Ky...... 60 J. Caldwell, Ind........... 04 nd fut Ao such as th ot TI hen 8 Swove, of het UNITED STATES Wilksbarre Coal Hi cram nnd HIRD ET Ho Metropolitan. 110,836,912] 74,55111,149,100| 6.375,419|1,959,000 uiet; late Saturday 100 boxes C. C. were sold at 15@15}¢, Askels Clark, ID... 37 of. Nyt; Xi: eencacersns eas 19 soid by KR. H. Hume, are nT they will oy 8 AMERICAN €0.........,.. 6 100.........83. 1] Citizens’. coovennees 1,485,574! 16,267] 131,602] 1,422,5431 461.10 ard is easier and moderately active; sales of 600 pat I Crow Williams, IIl...... 106 J. Ryan, Ohio........ ve DPI 87am 3 ved, Liey wil always com- ICAN, $l aenneins==- 108 126 ppd Lin 3 pkg 14) vee.. 17 mand an’extra prige, even in a hard market. The 3 4 For SALE at warket rales. sia sr 53. 0% 200eseseynes b3. £53] 200..... ..b10.1104 A T4004) 104.913 4,503) 1.965.407) TTI616 @15¢. for No. 1 and City; 15i@l6e. for Fair to Prime Steam Balfyrd Clay, Ky....... 149 Geo. Mitchell, Ohio........ %0 at 73e., but are ndindication of the market wh 38 Apply to GEORGE DUNBAR, No. 4 Erie-st Cumberland Coa! Alton Rerre Haute] 500 b3 110 8 yw crssrranas 2,847. 303 63,449 504.600] 2,319,155) ©2560 and Kettle Rendered and 3% pkgs, to arrive, on private M. Dalton, Hl... 23 Trainer Co., Mich...... 30 Thin lots are sold at .c., and some b hi he J atid lower Noek: Dealer in Telegraph aud Express Stocks Ss any Ie Ta Set Haute] H40........ i Po 5. ioholas. chsnss 201 038 2.909 157.008 1916.19] 697.675 terms. £5 rive Hatch May, IL 9 J. Hoyt, Oho... eevee 4 buyers hang back, but pn ume end ati lower. Pelt Qlsaiiver Tol, Wa Western 1.900. gare Com Tr rr o.07 500 pnd of 30 rH 1,232.000 AFTERNOON Prov 18108 MARKET, 5 0 Crock—Pork was rm, y J. Templeton, Ind... 18 A, Ss. ‘Worrell, Ohio....... 5 and oceasionnlly $1 25 for something iE ae ft hal I for lots, ey LE RT CT cesnnenanes 100.........83. 538) 100... 05.1104 Contivental.........| 4.205.043) 102 753] 550.448 2.527 313] 536 000 With u Soderte Semand; sales of 750 bbls Mess at $34 50. gh Hohurs, LL......10% D. Stout, Ohlo............. RE. H. Hume sold the following lots af the annexed prices Banking Honses and Bankers. He. Pr Pilich So N 1nd 2) TE b3 1104 Qusmotingithe. 3,813,250. 4.569, 212,260) 3211.818]) 802849 Lbls o Wo be STAY iE] Wore aetive; sales of 7,000 Ww He ood Ohio. i Coner 3 pdf one... 2 123 sheep and lambs for $643 57; 53, $165, 190, $1,200 29; 911 AAA AIA AAA AAA AAA AMAA AAA AA posa eee 223 Chi Onentalieeeiicnine «1 1,242,093 oil 1 "032 087 20: i. quote Crude at 2202204. and 15 Hazlewood, Ohio...... H, Macey, Iih...ss sss i" 162: 16 AAR A SR ARR jl J Marine CRAs as sar enl 19 15.641 8.075, ny 105.81 rp bulk Refined, in ow Jd op he 's. i da i hi iy Gray, MO. .ci i ceneeees 201 6 YATMILS, Bh cssensinsvivs 0 ig jot fH Ry he aa Fo a eh pi HENRY A HEISER'S SONS Jo a0 ot [TF rrr 1,548,208) 1.063) 26,000 14d 09] 412m 10 Wa aslo. top Prime do. do. Tc. for 8. W., and seus. Say, Onin, cate duavre a White Rankin, I ens in H oN. 81.240 79; 370, £1,904 75; r B1363 44: Ye a hg PS NJ] 813.11 59,1 064.728 1,17 x: Ww. _ ol 55a We. rR REET o iv ananns N49 28; 1105, $604 25; 187, $97 12; 20, $113 62 "140 Ss as’ West Union Tel 100. sli. 9p 1 206,708 1,000,000 (19,969,534 5,687,319 RICE—~Nothing new inthe way of sales has taken place to JA. Hogshead, Ohio. 4 M. J. Warner, Ohio 32 Ro, 409 20; 1%. $1,156 3 62; $600 24; el N...... .e ong) oad es ace to- Ranh ot y OY senses ON a SUR A 1,156 37; 407, $2.37] ul; 200, £1,475 25. Total 1,000... ....b3. 33 [Clev. Pitts 4,978 307,630 1,505,024) 616.643 day but the market for all grades is y 8. Schuester, Ul. 279 M. Gorman, N. Y.......... 4 o 25 API. viola ola ah ee. ol 20.00 1164 aoa! 281,28 SEEDS—Clos er Seed is Rae 3m, fair demand at 13 A Ramsey, Silene eins $4 3 Aes RIOT: Ke Kxssrsnnss 1A RE howd Kor Sm. ni pola $3.0 bond Yard for the AM Th I Fast River... NL 15: 245,500) 628 084) 257.490 Ho, S00 gid, we New hee: noth Seed is selling at 53 Ja Ry og he Ky. a 3. Williams, Jie eens i week ending Monday, Oct, 29: Mr, Austin, 216 sheep sold for IN hannns ssl ow Man, eh........] 1,711,923 an 00] 1,309.2 hf 1% Hy ax Sood ls selling at §3@%3 25. Calcutta Lin: Ted BE w.7R TI 9 Ne 5 5, Hsin ph 110 500, .n.enn.. x3. Gg] 800... 5a, sof Fouuth National... 16,971.37 FL ELC ES seed is dull ut #2 Ha2 6, nil) i Tonto ame Moria o Lies Samuels, TL... 0122 |F, Lamb, Oho... 5 J034; oot g a, Lo, a; GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, b3 Jib! To Sony 200 a3 Foy Sentral National... 13,1323 i781 63410 11,142,616 3,912.04 STEARIN-—Salos of 36.000 1 Fair ta Prime at 154100 GD ies. 10. fir 10 w. Richards Obig. 76 son, 798, Thuse Smith, 193, 81013. Mr. Foote, N8, $1,007 No. 38 WALLST. a eees «ens Dat hs ceeas blo. FO rp ween) B200,09 areas 10,00 L174) 354,008 SUGARS=The business in Raw Sugars has been light and we ass, INI,.... arlem Local, N. Y....... 167 Mills Philip, 150 800) “Port a8 $84: OB 4 Gi. DO PALF Wk Cox dy Bik Nationals... 3516063] 1.3% no) sma an ia Bore et 103 kre. fon Tair tof gud HoRRIDE. firm K¥MARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE. Wo, or GN." Coe Ais: T. Ayraulr, ior Me 5-20 COUPON S 33.100 1,600...... 933] 400..... desman 109 Third National...... 3426388) 27.260 06284] 2072316 jan ass i” re still as ing 10§@ Je, for Fair to good Refining. ‘Tha The total number this week, 6,789 head, compares with 6,554 E. Sheldon, 210, $1,136; Charles E. DeCamp 06.9 83.116 S0ecneersenre 105 N. Y. Exchange....| 1L.M185T| 4478] 269.163 268 m3] 209. ransacticns embrace 0) hhds. at WMi@11je. for Cuba, sud 518 head last week, and with 5.235 head, ave #0 93; A McGinty 416; CT. oxi "5; y 268.03 209,168 boxes Havana at 112 133¢ D 235 head, average per week last year, \f 1. Alexander, 56 DUE NOVEMBER 1 PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS. Tenth Natiousl..... 2.516800) 6,000] 912.700] 1,9%,300| 749,200 TALLOW—The WJC. Refined are dull at I6ge. for Hours, The number sold tolay at the One-hundredth-st. market, 1. Corry, 203, $916 50; 1. R. Searls, 214, $7575; 1 Eling, 4 FIiiaT HOARD. DIR Dook, coeneene) BOTH ATOR Tots] 1,000 elm TALLOW... The market is dull and heavy; sales of 15:0 1 300 head, compares with 6.629 head last week, and with 5.255 305, 8.3s2 50; Holmes Co. 217 81,13 30. 1. C. Chambers, we USL TW ve] naam 200] 20,408] 1,68H0] Leer PWHINKY The market i 100 had, COmPATes Wil ewas, and wilh his8 head at 21% $988 20; D. 8. Ringler, 24, dua; k. H. Purdy Yor, CA 1 GOLD til em Socks, aa GO. 40 Louny wd Discs... $21T2108 Spe wr SER YomThe Watket Js frm but quiet sal sales of Old market ous year ago. $641 62; Hurloy Nichols, 37, 81501 J. O. Counell, 19, I OBR. ew vess sss oH 4 ar) Vii) 725,496 Busse ssnsesnnns ssc dk 7 illis M45 60: ry n Oil Coal. €0 Hope Gold. 166 1 2 Circulation. BIAI ATT DePORA, wrasse arson 4072 TR H THE MARKET AT HUDSON CITY. a 12 He fri ay i ar OR CURRENCY, ON LIBERAL TERMS. Buchanan Farm... 2% Humboldt Gold... 210 225 ci Legal Tenders. $76,064,025 THE. DRY G y rp unsoN City, Oct. 26.—The receipts of beeves so W. K. Miller, 201; G. Moore, 200; Robinson, 200; I. Brown, hy Bemis Hights..... 4 00|Keystone Silver... 14 15 Clears 5 the wack suing Oct. 20 Rt arti vais ixetan $004,721.003 7 DRY GOODS RADE. for this week are 2,811, with 15 cars expected to-morrow. It 200. yr pdr ks as Au the disbursement of ovar $2400.00 of interest on the 1nt Central... 180 §2 05 Kipp Buell G*.. 225 230 Balances for the week ER Je Me renewsess ever er ei 2si00 9 New-York, Oct, 29, 1206, will be recollected that the market was a falling ono at this The 5791 sold by Judd Buckingham and Kase McPher- Borders of G have a tendency ta redios the PREMIUAL D0 Gok: Hpk 14 Run special 25/ La Crosse Gold... 3% 3 25 Balances for the wesk ending Oc 3 STE 25.104 nl B Trade during the last few days has shown a steady place lost week, and even worse at One-hundreth-st. the Mon. #00 averaged $4 35 head. 4 boiders of Gold Bonds will de wel to realize their interest at jor 3 40|Liobig...... ens 110 195 *Noreport; same as last week. 243,192 74 yelapse toward dullness. ‘The dealers in the interior appear to day following. Trade continued to grow worse, and prices Chamberlin gives the following sales, through Messrs, Knso PRESENT RATES FOR GOLD. “es 10| Liberty Gold...... o 29 Exchange is firm, and shi ts of gol have supplied their present wants during the late oh so Kept going down until last Wednesday, when the market McPherson, Joba Kase, jr, Judd Buckingham, A. Van 1 45 50 Mill Creek Gold... 25 60 8 ipments of go d will recom- that the trade among the jobbers is very much contined to the had all gone. The fow sales made were at a decline of lo. por Wert, and owners: 421 sheep and lambs, $7: Bon 7; hry B.- Registered iutarost negotiated. Maha esas 3 5 Montana Gold. i a Tigaes Be 308 as the November interest on the 5-205 is Sewn Su! the tulle wo Eastern States, who do not ap Posid Ten Lose of Be previo Saturday oven good fat stook $630: 021, $5; Ly $575; 417,850; 1012 85950 LAI, 85; i fonts b id. ing hou 1) 0 5 a1. 4 iticipation of future wants. The job- 21%. From this very low point there isa little 551, $4 75; 403, $4 50; 212, 84 374; 214, ¥4; 200, 34 "214. $363 }4 Newark... 13 15 New-York 03 2&0 me te A ses ask 109) 21093 for 60-day bills. Fors express SOme doubts as to the continuance of the i: in provement now, and sales ory nore PoRily effected, but 495, #350; 190, 80 37; 4% uo 4, 84; 200, 8475; 24, $363, CUMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, Phil Balt... 2 Ne HG of Cal 1 Aura 8 engogements to Liverpool per steamer pr RE haturatly lean to the Jaa! Javor A hoes 2% her nnd Delow tis hw week; ued the Boo Paris sold 2,500 sheep and lambs ne Commuaipaw, tho DATED IN 1864-5, Oceanio...... sets shes of Col are To 25 p CLs Southern cotton crop, an think that, in 3 0 sing strong. The best ve of prime sheep at 43 @640. Id, one of 200 tine, ok of Pit Hole Creek... 175 2 00|Ohio Col G&S. 43 4 {43 To Lo Phaeco at 25/, and 13,000 bush, Barley at the determination of the Lancashire cotton spinners. to po on Restueiy steers, cwt,, and fat, re sold at 6c, and is aD nh pe WA price. tine, wool Obi stock of 91 WANT®D AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES, Farm... 35 bien 710 72 To London, 12,000 bush. Oats at 4d. short time, they discover a purpose ou the part of the Manches: A animal reaches ioe, sold singly, One thing is Kase McPherson sold several log at the same’place, among J 20 22 Pah C8. 25 The Chicago Tribune of Friday, p. ter cotton trade to bear’ the Liverpool market. In the meas noticeable, and that is the numbers of droves Ln first hands, few them 130 heavy, coarse low she: 5 GOVERNMENT BON DS 8 m., 8 vy d nited Petrol 10 20Peo G SofCol.. 300 310 g y, P. m., says: time, there is an unquestionable tendency for goods to acenmu- speculators or drovers choosing to risk a purchase after their fair Ohio stock at ofc, Jp at Sjc., and some pretty States..... 6 85 7W z Hill. L615 635 of ere was a more active demand for money, to-day, at most lute freely in the hands of our own manufacturers until the late and not soon to be forgotten lesson. The majority of the COMPARVLON of all the varios issues, sonstastly on hand, rmady for (mediate do Mining Stocks, Mountain G 515 540 of the discount houses, and the market was working propor. Opening of thy Spring trade, while the difficulty i cattle, fair retailing steers, are now sell t 13 i SON WITI LAST YRAR. livery ip sums to suit. American Flag... 4 00 4 10{Sauta Rita Silver.. 1 90 2 og tionately closer, bardering on stringency. This necessitated procuring the necessary moet: there is some difficulty IB pnp (gy steers and cows are muc Eh @150., while The average receys of sheep and lambs for the past six Sapatie J Pails. 565 57% Symonds York G. 19 225 beyond Sasatiar on all paper osuiod for discount, and “lew stocks of goods, the EY ery Jacommutielite Joe suivy ing of ordinary State stock from the Plover k RL Up i ded sei 25,300 for the HY od COMMERCIAL PAPER, y ter G. 300 3 50|Smith LA 137 0 were a utely entitled to it received ac. reciation of value. These conside pe 4 el of this State, the frost, b o Jutk. 0 ave m Ge. to 74. for the best during Gold...... 1 80 2 00|Texus ET B.ee] 40 3 3 commodation. There was no change in the bavk rate. Tn the Beith the jobbers, and make Ris sonic nF mpg! i them off to market. y destroying the berbage, hurrying the past six wears, while they ranged (rom Fhe. to Sic. last Noten of the Iotding hovues in the Dry Goody Copelasian, et Gold. ..enn +vn. 4 00|Caledonia Copper ys op Pen marke, busiuess paper 1s uegotiated ut 1218 por cet beyond what they immediately want y anything THE MARKET AT ONS HUNDREDTH year. ‘This su/yws thut sheep have declined as mach as heel ad: Bug Vaokenb Boot and Sbos, Hai aad Cap, aad Grocery Consol'd. o-. 5 80|Cansd Copper. oR 1 saevrding to quality. here was a decided scarcity of ex: The failure of a large hosiery mauufacturing fem at Cohoes NATIONAL Yarps, Oet, 29. —The stat a ST. vancod dure z the same period. trades, bought and sold at market rates. Gold... 73| Central Copper... 50 00 cidedly i y, and under an active demand the market was de- and the suspension of a firm in the woolen trade at Leicester, market to-day is really better th yo M trade at the cattle. SUREP DROVER3S AT BROWNING S. Chureb Union G.. 3 20 4 00|Charter Cope. "95 100 y firmer. There is comparatitely little exchange being Mass. and of ther at Fitchburg Coun. have produced material advance in Y be an onday, without any From New-York—Willlam Fawkuer, 197; E. Howe, 10; Goi G 42 Ore vere 1 25|Duvidson Copper. 150 170 ang Suing to the scarcity of freight-room oun the railroads, considernble amount of uneasiness in the woolen tule. This less in number than Fie us. Too bere qunity. of cattle baling Wm. }K. Hoig lis; Roc Hollister, vi "Levi Miter, 6 Oak. N Aw 63 Fran) "in Copper. .51 0 5300 0m ig rates of Lake freights cause ship rs to hold off, branch of the trade is all the more susceptible of anxiety from at least none have been sold at 17e. oS C y sold higher; ley Conklin, 9; Dibble Stevens, 4%, Wm. R Beckiay, 130: Consolidated NOL. «eo. Indian Copper... 400 Sompoling the banks to carry the property until it ean be for: the fuct that the commission houses have many applications have made the average 144e., which NF od ose quent! we ILM. Wool, 41; Wm. Taylor, 21); Charles G. Traver, 157: M. BANKERS, Jousctidated Greg.14 30 34 50| Miznosots COpperi7 00 between u better terms. Round lots of exchange were placed from ot A Aencturers for advances of an unusial character, than in last report. fh aie. wih L Ja our cent highor Potter, 115, Swartz, Brown Dibble, 338; Peter Manifold Ne. NASSAU 31 orydon. RN «eee 620 635 Walkill Lead...... 240 2 bankers at 50c. discount to 500. preminm—clpsing with naturally arising, no doubt, from the casual losses u nanover- they did last week. pt ave sold just about na Co. 110, Scully Brady, 370; H. Wood, 100; John Dumont, 164; 5 DEsC alle Gold 37 &®PetFPIITSLCo 00... Or ayers Sn seliety oy the upper figure. Some of the banks production of goods, but which show the woolen mauufacturers live weight. ora) io vet of bulis: oa the sealed at do. PB Callous, 200 J ‘Bandon, 113; M. J. Benedict, M7. W, BUY aad BELL AT MARKET RATES AL RIFTIONS G Minof C. 320 To on ho 00 gency Sontinues mic ho CS fe 18 ulvaliabied FA eal eontition. Under these circum. bulls, &c., Lave sold at 82210, por th, i ff Ad i Hig i oe a wR i W ai Sauce tions ou River G Min. or EA csssesen rates—1-102¢ discount bu ing and par sells ge nter ices, disposed to enforce realization steers al 12.21%. Droves of fair Tllinois steers re gold 5 Joan Mews, bid of Luis Lo, 5% Chamberlain Co, 241; eererane wine TD —moatly af the upon consignments of woolen goods, rather tl nd ad 5 ve sold at 13 French Co, 110; Levy Sets, Ga; OW Oulaey, 54 Capl Job ER shunsns 300 |United Sta 75 00 1 inside figures. Bufialo and Oswego sight pen Wm ig- vanoe t i i r than extend a« abe and better slock a little higher. In this nuoh as Smith, 101. Wm Waren, it thauy, Bb Capt John N G Bil Oro Bop. 0 5 00: Wells, FA we 8 8 count, fag da Yanond updn Rep: ith Om A tr well kawn fool \Fewtaru droves he Hale has been quicker, and conus. De, To, We A as aot: Joba Bimmans. 1.00% ACCOUNTS of BANKS. BANKLRS aud aeihers KEOKIVE® Hil A ia 3 7 weturing Klock, The Cincinnati Gaxe!ls of Wriday says: to the failed firm at Colioes. ca the wimation of Vat 1a ie Same Hi JE YP. Alliuon, GM hy ou favorable tora. pis Cradley WW LRoe ba 8 good snnaly of ourronsr in the mess marke! Tis exports of Dewestia coltans from (his port (a fornia (via slight improvemsut, the market 4 yet hard We Lhd BR Me anid oii we (9 COLLECTIONS MADE TUEOUG'IOUT SAR UNITES dd 7 warke! and porte, for the wask ending Oot Za 186, har boou se fbiows Thor vag —and wo Lave ne deabt troly (hat or Me Poi rn Uae gl Fhuenie AL Oba oil, 194, GW ATATES AND CANADAS. Beit, wa amt iy Quer. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 19507 4

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1866. 3 en t— VERMILYE CO. Sr Bales bp Auttion. Beal Estate for Bale Board and Rooms. Alarble Mantel. Shermatin Waaagio, Chichester, Risbasand and Nero, with iA rn on ERETREER NT. TN AS er Sed roi rer romana: Wty Bourne, Richuwond, Norloik sud City Feint, A ARBLE MANTELS Tho best place in tie oity wits mcs wed pe o plu with widse. and puss. to Livingston, ¥ox Re N. C., 3 days, wih No. 44 WALLST, Apuraw H Murine Aveleneer. x RS ‘1 «AP f 0 Roh Wert: I" Pr W retail’ nariite dat TXECTTORS SALE. OF YALU SALI—A FARM of i500 acres, wo Werl VW reepoctatle partics can po neoommodated hj J VALUABLE PROP. chester County, 15 miles from dhe Cy Hall, aud 2 from tw Wh rtelaee B 4 wl to pare ARBLEMA TELE of tho latest designs, of ver Steamship Comberiand, Robinson, Wilms EA N 1 i Ah AND D fi A L i) th! A ATKTY AN 7 EST HOUSTON, WEST TWELFTH, CLINTON, raicoud stations: well watered, sl bos on Won sham pS tania 1 at. Wook of ACARD #4 Ho. Boorwiiw ph, THAFARINL Soy pricen. in ob WP KLABEKS Marbio Warks. *ie* 06 Bank wil cotom, ka, to Chas. A, Whitieg, 3 5 VELEN A) hoidimuia, QELANLEY. KHOUME, QOERCK, AND SUXTU frit, 14 sam be divided into several ports, ese som imambig a fue (LARGE aod TS Ee EOARD. st. vear sdave, N.Y. Mantels pub op 1a the country. Cut this vat Ship Minuchala, Bursiey. Livazpoo! Avg. 31, with wee. £0 Nes. nN TR, NOW TH BILATE OF TOE LATE Di. water snd land view. Fer futher parian.am apply Ww EDMUND AGE, Hasd®ome @ront ROOM, with BOARD, ARBLEIZL RA NOR ER i wiitingk Son, Flad stroug southerly dowa Channel, and very YalENting HOTT ~ADRIANH. MULLER, BR WILKIN OOFFIN, Ne. 7) Cedar ot AN fortwo, $250 week, A rugio hom for $15. No. 1,17 Broad: N AIZED SLATE MANTELS--SAponior Th 1 heey woitery winds up to long. 46 Sep 2 on GO VEIN MENT STOCKS Co. win SELL AUCTION, on TUESDAY, Celobes 30, sb 12 5 0 a ad OTR NH i TY Go A Way, pear Twenty viashet ol By a. are dursble; ball the price of wwible B. 4 Soavy gue from WSW, a wea struck the ship on wide RH Shem BC EAEANCE RL TROUN, Re uit wcteaydoy [POR SALE by AUCTION, Nov, bts 8100 20 1rnas any HOME A dow iwcety fai ned messes 0 Bes. be. Seb hi gr boarded, Washing day blanuet, with inp, wid cempeats Helo ey of Lie Vo Veleubne Molt, wereal L whwiot Brogalyn— oo Fas iAR2 MEr—A 0h L h SKIMNEN Raabe g B i por a fore and aft, Boum {id JA] POUND INTEREST NOTES. di, HOUSTON-ET The wane of iwe ote, with the buildings three-story and basement HOUSY No. 45 Wikon st, VilHemsbireh ROOMS to LET with fict-class BOARD in a sald privet i i steps, A; started plankshear aad stanchions from sell chanuels AE IND A A Be i uate 0p dhe north sige of Wait Honmen ot, iE Tout want of Sea dntugw walk frow Hoosovelt ob ferry, Inq Ne. 2 Fouth unis Vy $13 Wet Pwesty-frek ob Derwn nioderete; veferances £cgal Notires. sitond yk.vo rs ie ay, Int. 47 30, long, 21 Lh 4 ry PT LC d Fein AA. es OW e 1 Ee ICES Clioh for 24 wot Ab ph ball BY Seite, Yous S70 2 Tea his Ll ul TOT TTT w gg 1 ETT TY TR TWP PRE CY TY CT) vn air AS Ne 3 I3NEA en of inmber, isl Jaa with em 20 i 8 Digi CTOSING PR J $450 per lok: Tote each 253 100 fel cOVEDMILE i07 1BIQ WAL. ki OR BALE by J. WOUD¥ Kis, Real bs. FGASANT hd RLAT. —etcians ROOM! GAL NOTICE. —Detate of Rey. CHAKLES 4 23%, paced 3 ship's ignre-head, with past of bliet bead 3 RIK, Cctoder <9. 1866 WAHT FWELFTH-S'L.~The eam of lot with She thie sicry tate snd Loan Broker, No [128 Broadwaz, Baoawst, TUREE AB with Bygiens BOARD, can be coc aved at Ge TURKISH BAY A AVERY, deonised, luie of Aleghnny Clty, Po firure was on Indian. Oct. 2, lat, 5002, Jong. 34 1, in heavy gain NEWLY DUE Arh be lorena dwelling thereon, stusie oo tho Lertbessterty corner of fret clans HUUBES, en Leoave, Bicoktya $1300 euch Aw. a ESTAE IOMIIENT, No. t] Columbia, breoxtys Heighis, wy, Hy order of the Ca pbans Geant of Alegieny County, Fengrylvania, Tom S58, with sudden squall, Tost mainsail, foresall, lower and apper Eye Beli y-18eli. West Twerithat. ond Oieenwichove. hoowa® us No. 220 West boastful howe, five winotes’ walk 1am Mott Haven Depot, for Goaec wien walk rem Fulton Ferry noo io homby given tbab bio oudersigoed, surviviog Exeoutors of forotopsails, fovetopmast foresall, upper malntopsail, and TONIC a ang Ywoiilh-d Kogore's gee for 20 vears fic May J, 18% somoat BYAG Ako. a Brick Howe, wilh 6.x acien good Fruit, decated ot “50 ATE IY have uy KP El —o= tie lao will 50d testameny of sald de ment, have settiod wi necount top-gadant sails, and inner iL; shipped un wes, which started Regirtored wl tre] bane, 130s got dront of 1°, covonsute foi cenowal: fo fort iam hive front, Wovesly Station, Long Irland R R., 52 wilos trom New Yeh, Frwe PULVATE FAMILY havo s BAU ART/OK, stich is filed ia said Court, showha: a balance in their bance i cosh stein, tisshed sway bead-knmes, lied A 4 wl iew i yr ll nd Jadgy B0ueee irae B5 feel on the Tew by 1% fort 3 lo how in depth co the sarter'y, and $4000, AR. oe wil story front. and tve SIIOLY WOOK, welt “urmitbed, aud wyestments of two hundred wl sixty four thonssnd and seventy: inches, stove cabin doors, end other hopin doh Jobin Is woes to LET, with BOARD, of No bu Wess Swett sb leboreuced ro seven and M100 dollar, sabdect to a reduction cf uct over ve hu Kotty, seaman, while trying to sss 1H of misten Sopeall. ved dollars, which, ing 10 tne suid will, is distrib slabie—cne folk irom the yord to the deck ard wen instantly killed. Latter part of Bef 10 the Aovericam. Missionary Association” of New-York, the the passace Lod light easterly winds and squally weather, iH MBIA ND DE CET ST%—The piot of tand, with the pros BALE—A three-story brick HOUEE, No. 263 acid vion-st.. Brooklyn, In ehopeut aides, Bliriom und Fixtures, A TITY af Gautintnan. or Santi nl Chile 0 A PARTY of Gentlemen, or Gentieman and Wile, UW 1110 be diebirsed by Mie Lxeonters for pargoses set forth in Soin Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, Liverpool 38 days, with mdse, to 8d leg tired 1 Sour Satory stores and dwellings thereon, situstefon the sonthenaten 3 ey Chandeliers sod with the property. Komescion, Nov. 1, Healers, with pr v wey wbtaln FRONT KOOM and BEDROOM ®lje.cing, OW 300 1 wid will, Nesmith soue, Ship Orient, $i, Liverpool, Sept, 16, with mdse, to Sgotiond, Tile. 828 Conpon, tlaioid 8% Conpon, TH sof] 1 jane 1. Notes, 106064. B01 ov ow joeee| i 4 ja Ded i eg Js. xorsy of Columbia and Delancey sts, 60d known as Nos, 424. 44, 445, 1068, rh Pei $8.000 B morted Apply to or 2 row JA 1 U4 No A, bis 2 6 jot 9. to id: CAN TEIN i ww J 4 9 x cup A es 1 diay, Jd, hy oho bin ele, being each 16 io! 9 nehies mu wath by 50 feed an 07 it. ATMA GY, Se. 6 Pert, New dosh; or ib SYLV/ENSON, ond or (5rd story. with or withort BOARD, at No. W Clinten-piaee. Ad persons and corporations claiming of to claim erid funds or soy tt 1 or A Notes, iG. SLOYTONST- Thies Satory brick Sant du cline honees sorbicte Ho. £18 Count of, Drovaiys. imei epentee SUITE of three well fursintiod RODWS ctrl Gud ere of Bovemo, so 3 he Cy of Pittcburiinbu, on elo. ic lai. 5400 lous 3h Fa Severs Bie fa wet pr iby yiSept., Ll LL Cw t io ath of Santon ot, Aes v}- loot K i y Tes 4 y y PORE esl] i{yOct., 6.1 Notes. 1965. kaows as Now 30. 47 and 59 Clinton si, each JO fel 8 inches in width OR FALE—A tirgt-clas®, 4 sory, x J-sigop, emborts #5 dose ROO fr hwy frathmzun oh herp foo, WAb OF “pm oc show cuine, i any they Dave, why the said aevonst sho Chip Screamer, Lord, Liverpool 31 daye, with mdse, ite by 400 feet in depth, rows stome HOUSE on Madison ave briween yongth ane 1 TTT wala ‘rh bhi ORY ARICA te not stand eonlirmed and buiativ be dietriboted ace tothe Sms. Oct. 4, lot. 50 N, tonz. 16 9, blowinz bevy from und. ries pBROOME-ST—1e plot of land, together with the three dwelling Thirty seventh-ste. ant lovation on 1 5147 Hill; Booee &alh, with A FAMILY of five grown persors desire first-olncg wrovislona of the last wi ond testament of said de-ndeut 30 wbove set bad roa, Juli Gittens, seaman, of Usweze, Tel from tie [ibboom over. ANKING HOUSE J Lowes and store, Extusie on the soutiweet corner of Broome snd Cas extension; splendid order; Juwmediots posession JARD in a sentrel ication in this city, Address HOME, fers —Uei. 85 3. THOMAS M. HOWE. board and was lost, Sume Jay, camied away bec igear sad jot or Pouste. Knowo ss Nos, 65, 67 and 69 Proce st. being together®0 Uh. F. IRELAND. No. 26) Broadway. 0 0 SR oe rib ine Oflies, i oy JOSIAH KING, wertingste 17h and 1th 1a 43 No Jong, 43 W, expert ors 2 moles ou Be at. by 36 feet in degil: 4 NOR SA FOUR 1S of p on Ewt Be TY TT j PTL OL 4 TL Addresa, Pittsburgh Pa Sorvivioe Laeeutors, ke. gale, veering from SW to NE; 21st, lat, 41 #4, long. G4 exchanged 1 GOFRCK 8T—"The lot of lwd with the story dwelling house LE A LO 2 and B LAN CLERGYMAN, wife and daughter desire BOARD 37 y. SUPREME COURT. —City ad County of sina with shlp Secaments steering eastward. Oct. 2, lal. 4025, tieroon, Eituate on the westerly wide of tiocerck-st., 18 feel south of iaxtecnth-et betwees RAINARD CP VEDENETT i 8 quiet American family in Brookiye, Address, with terns, (Mw A EME COUNT. iy a muniy 0 ong. 03 0, si #hip Coustaniing steering vast. 5 by Niutonathmonn us Na ib Goacekat, beiag 17 fot 10 inches Pu BURNETT o QUIT, Hox No. 199 Tuibue Office. rob in CE Fiunlt ciont 18, JOSERH W. LEWIS, Ship Oclielio (of Wiscame:), Timahiam, Providence 6 Louis, in ba'- w by vet Ih 4 lll. o. 41 Yharat., w-— re oI RE SR Te Li] 3 stb iter, Wi CENTRAL PARK. x Ar I 0 8 A VERY choice saite of KOOMS and first-class CHARLES B. SUTTON, Defeodant— Jot. Rev. Stamp. Ship Webxer, Norrls, Liverpool, with mdse. to Spofieid, CORNER WALL AND NASSAUS13. NEW YORK. SIXT HIRST ST—Fonr ote on fhe corner of Sixty-first st. 100 Ek OR SALE—LOUSE aud LOT No. 49 Last BOARD can be obtained by two young Gentlemen in a privet Scuimone tors money decianded on ton; 30 cents, Couceled. Tleston Co. We bay wil pod ot the west l'beval current prices and Keep on bend feet east of Ninth-ave b 25 by 100 feet 4 ine SL ii “i Seventy thirdet. (Willow Terrace), near Fourtivave. snd Cen family for the Winter, Location tral. On uty whe 8: vets tract. (Com. wot PE TILL TIC TES en Bark Eagle, Remington, Savanueh 9 days, with cotion to Bentley, *ESIEUOVELN MENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES Eo cot of ty pubchadwaney mo, st the optice of bit. Goud Park Story. sigh stoop basewent, with modern imp roveiettes UL oy fiberdly peed er Address wid referecve, HONE, font CHARLES 0, BUTTON: Yon sie hereby and Sith Co. BR Sie utah co Tora m1 hoof Wh th sre clin Cus ime (STG Ma Beko ok rome Oe |e hn te miso 00 i wh Ri olen Fire Roden, Barbers 1d, with gm ch i auctiongers. o'clock, p. wn, to a ST yy ol. 7p eT a TE TTY ce of the 0 of New-York, y rowbridge’s Sou. COMPOUND INTLREST NOTES TY 12 Lf ay JOR SALE—A f{irst-ctass brown stone front I' No. 57 West Thirty-ceventb-st., near Fifth- Hal, su pai iY, sad to etve 8 Copy oF yout answer 40 the laid Son at Comat (Hamb.), Gravwenn, Demegers 26 days, with sugar Ara execute cry ics purchase wid sale of SPOUKS BONDS, aud Vu THURSDAY the 15h dey of November next, ut 12 HOUSE, Mo. 2 West Porty-fith-et.. four sorice, baeniens and FO Koei oy vt pA dg Ae. singly or in scite, id Cu {thin twenty days after the service of this S0BMONs 0D you Pris faving rsmith), E Rio CE fas J "JAY COOKK Co. ry Hv ig tURTIC AUCTION, WI} cellar. I8 cen be seen st al timer thicugh the day. Apply ca ihe BOARD. for families or parties of gentlemen. ________2. oxehsive of the hy Fench service: snd if you fail Bole WD N01 tala io cous 4cf Aversmith), Evans, Rio Janeiro £3 nye, with 3 Mok hihi UN, prewives. tL hh LADY and DAMGHTER desire BOARD in a said coaplaint within the tims atoressid, the plaints in this setion Biig ilounteineer (of Miramichi), Percy, Labrador 6 days, with H 1D RY CLEWS The Revenue Steain Propeller YOR SALE—LANDE on etter side of Northern wrictly private family in Brooklyn, Address. with reference ard will take judgment sgainst you for the sum of eizht hundred and fish to AL LL. Green Corre. San CUYANOOA, Rsilrond, New Jersey, bétweoen Clorter and Tappan Stations; petms, ~_“M. BB." Box Ne. 197 Tribuse Office. ffi -gie dollars and seven conte, with interest (rom the seventh day Brig John Sherwood, Wooster, Galveston 31 days, n ballast jo full-rigped brig, barden 536 tuns old wiearurement, built by Wester: river fronte on Palisades, In iote to suit yurcbasers, with soum enlire GARD is desired in a reepectable American family of dei 380 hasan Wight husiied aad bizty-siz, besides tho gots Munsy, Fests Co. i BANKERS, Yok New Jor, in iva uo Nvy at. foeust ud vedas; seiiteie] farms at low prices. DAY, FERDON Co, Ne. 101 Broadway, by TWO YOUNG GERMAN GENTLEMLN, in a central part MH upueL in, REMAIN, Plaintifis’ Attorney. ta Brig Aunty Collins (Br), Smith, Windsor, N. 8,8 days with plaster Ne. 22 Walkst., New:York. How iu pie i Pg 1a Poiuseiphin, isl RemNe.S oo, Te ie bef thiveity, Address, with full Eien, The complsing in the above-entitied_action wes filed at the Office of Firig “urab Peiars, Wallace, Millbridge 4 days, with immber to UNITED STATES CURTIS Vie compute set of cotton salls, nearly new, and is well found in NOK RALE—EIGHT LOTS on Denn and Bergen- ddd [0100 Box No. 106 Tribune Office, the Lirik of the Chy snd County of Now de the Bh diy of Oe Peters, Cardenas 13 aw 5 archased anchors, clinius, boats, fine poop cabin, ward reo, berib cech, rie. between New-York and Nostrand wver.. Frookhn., Appl EAL 3 vithont ether, 1: Wi rig He perion, Simonton, Cardenas 13 days, with suger to Breit, at fend or dd ry delivery. v0 wad all the u pointnicnts of n pte 0 oy 8 Bw C. Q. hie IN Ne re BRNISHED SONS {oF Nisa Tonys Without Oe lawiwTa, Plaintitiy Attorney. 4 iv ith (of P he N. 8.) Grace. N. P.. 10 DER VRS, WO Ok ing engines, x22, TWITTER TW YLT RT, TE ST OIL NOT 4 ee sing ME COL ina. Ly Smith (od ngmash, MN, Harbor ve F Morcharin Bunk 4 EX REUBED, ul Two horisont tobulas bois. OK SALE—A beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENC I Houce. 3 UPRED Siryor GRY, ~=30.thamatier of the applica. yg with fish N' retus X Currie, Bay, J 4 cebarile, Bankers end individua's opening accounts with ve wii Con tion screw, 10 feet diameter, 14 feet pitch, Sonford-ave, Wushing. L. L. The House is new and rapiete Yio cba A ati a ip brig Clieftain (o ifax), Conrad, St. Ann's y via inague, Pe allcwed n Stores, 136 Kross tune a i ee eT with evory modem Sogo rll eh as eth Aor hot ind cold KNISHED ROOMS to LET--By a private fam New-York, relaiive to the opening of Seventy third street, from the with mdse, to master, Ts sas 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON ALL DAILY The vessol can be examined on ond sfer MONDAY, September 3, weber. gos. furnace, ran®e, kc, ke. Cctaine eleven 100s. ive iy —two large ard one small 1o0mu on second floor, or twa large Third avenue tothe Fourth avenue in the City of New. York. Briz L. M. Merritt (of Bucksport), Eaton, Cardenas 17 days, with Wadeneer, rub ect to check at gt, st Hoboken, near the ferry, until the day of sale, and every informe nivuter walk from depot. For partieusrs apply to yoome on third floor; without board. Convenient to Fifth Avenue We, the d, of Estimate and Assessment su ar to J. Ward Co. COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS tion given by the officers fu chore. JOS, HAREIS KING Nandford ave, Finding. Hotel, Inquire st No. 51 West Twenty cighth-st., recond door west in the abeve entitled matter, hereby give notice to the owner or own: Sehr. Gear, Hemmond, Lingan 153 days, with coal to 6. MH, Brewer. pe paren HENRY MY TIE: Collestor of Cnstomus. New-York. mim of Sixth-ave. ors, ogenpant or occupants, of all hoses and lots and improved or un Ya bound to Newburg paTE OF NEW-YORK, BANK DRPARTRNY ENRY A. SMYTHE, Collertor of Cnstorue. New-¥or OR yr Ww 4 adi de K JR SALE or to RENT—AL Portchester, Wesl- RTL TER a fe mera td ome lprovea lands ati¢cted thereby, and to all others whow itmay eou- bebr, J, 8, Myess, Van Clief, Wilmington, N. C., 5 days, with vavel OTICT 18 AE y £4 ALBARY. Apri X, 190. Y Ropeny A FaGGuRTR, Ahetioaypuiy bd chester County, a peat COTTAGE HOUSE, 10 rooms, all in ENTLISMEN can be accommodated with first-clnss cern, to wit: stores to XN. L. HE Crocdy Co. N 'T. 1S HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap- A AGURRTY PRELPS, PIG t's order; bas gas and water-closet; Lot 60x175: stable, earriage-houe, BOARD and ROOMS, eonnecicd hot and eold water; also, a few Fiuar. That wa have completed our estimate and sesessment, and oly, Villaze Beils, Doyle, of and from Halifax, 10 days, with fish te ter 036, Laws of 150%, thd £16, Tuwe goad, that the Ciroulutin SRISTANT x ob en A os Starve.) ke. P. C. BULKLEY, No. 43 Wall+st.. Jauncey-court. A boarders, Refermeer excuenged. Apply at No, 202 West Pwenty- Yoatull fin ots iurested it Catae plocesdiige oe in any ol the ands J. L. Overton. "i wrod to the C5 8 banhingascocimion locate Liwhiindy -M hg rE TT A ATTA of 100 anves. Bhdior ft birh ira «1. two do 0 Seventi-ave, Stage sud sar iz door, eflecte reby, and Whe ina, v save, do present Echr. 8, Nelson, Izatt, Cow the City of New-Vork, will be redeemed at par, Pv the Supe: intend: N pursuance of instructions from the War Depart. fox SALE—A FARM of 120 acres, under a bigh two doors from Seventi-wve. Stage sud cars pausing door. HIE Ct ing, duly vetihed, to Charies A. Peabody, €sc., elson, Izait, Cow Buy 15 daye, to coni D. R. DeWel ant of the Hank ag Departinent. on presentation st THE NEW- YORK ment, 1 will seil at pubbic anction, at Battery Barracks, on 1TES. state of cultivation, 3iniles from Plainfield, N, J. has Jarge House, 100D COUNTRY BOARD is desired for the ear Chairman. at the office of the Commisioners, No. 82 Nasi Schr. Meteor, Dunscowbe, of and from Bermuda 7 drys, with wit to NATIONAL STAT] BANK in the City of Albany, for six years DAY. the 30th inct.. at 11 0’ lock a. m., 0 quantity of QUARTER. Earn, and all pececsary be iidines, good teuccs, ke. Apply 0 J. ‘Winter in a quiet American family by an INVALID LADY street (Room No. 42), in this city, on or before the Seyenth Jay of McColl frith. Sow the date hereof, and not thereafter. MASTER'S STORES, consisting infpart the fol owing articles, BROOKS CO. No. 83 Gobd-st,, New-York, The location mast be thoroughly healthy an within a conple of hours November, 1866; sod that we, soid Commissioners, will hearpar- Sj: 1, Woodlouse (of Jinzston, Ju), Barton, Cardenas 16 days, The outetunding ciroalating notes of the said bank must be prevented, viz.: 20,000 Grain Sacks, 37 Army Wagons, Light Wagon, 1 Truck, NOR SALE. Furnished or Ul furnished—On Gra. Fide fiom this city. Address M. 7, Box No. 190 Tribune Office. ties 40 objeccing within the ten week days next alter the said Seventh wit), molasses to J. T. Maxwell, es uforesnid, within six years from the date hereof; snd all notes 8 Ambulances, 8 (arts, 6 eoty ilarnoss, 8 nuraber of Ranges, Henting "y f d J Spb ARAYA w-— rg tg Hairy pepe rmseras et gener miei HAY OF November, 106i, and for that purpose will be in attendance ai schr. Mary. Rogers, Cutler, 3 days, with spars to Snow Rickard: which shall not be presciited for redemption aud payment within the Stoves, Cooking Hioves. Stove Pipe; also Horse Blankets, Sure ingles, werey Park, an extra largo and ele gant HOUSE and STABLE, ODGING ROOMS, NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL ou said office on each of the said ten days, at eleven o'clock a. wi. "08 fe is, y Gime this specified will cease to be a charge upon the fund in the Halters. Whips, &c., with varions tools and uwpléments; such as Hay with extra sized LOT; situsted on one of the best corners of the J Bowe an 200 lie nt Re gos Avg S£ucoxy. That the abstract of the said estimate and assesment, fo- “ebr. Julia, Beales, SJoueshora 7 deys, with spars to Stow Rich. Beds of the Superintendent for that pupae, i Forks, Manure i'orks, Horse Brushes, Carry Combs, Paint Brushes, Fark. For full particulars sud permiisto view tLe premises apply W taht pe i ry WA Tor a os, wits Gas. 50¢. pet gether with our maps, and also the athidevits. estimates and other doc: grison, 9 pane wy] lawn G, W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent. Patty Knives, Tin Cons, &e 3 algo, Camp and Gutrison Fa iope, (748) HOMER MORGAN. Ne, 2 Pine-st. Bits $4 prz week, for sentivraen only. oY uments, which were used by us in making our report, byw bers de- Scr. Hurrows, Treoy, Bangor 4 days, with lumbe: to tolyoke such os Well Tents, bedsacks, Cemnp Ketiies, ke, with other proper Olt SALE—MN LOTS ifty-fifth d Fift ri LET—TI ROOM pocited in the Street Commissioner's Office, in the City of New-York, Murry toh r pu I ty nou uumerated k t SALE— OTS on Filty-fith an ifty- JET—Th ree nice MRK, suitable for house (here to remain until the Nineteenth day of November, 1866, aT val En) in 2 N ti The attention of dealers is invited thereto, Terms of sale cwh oo sizth-ste. between Fifth and Sixth-aves. Lote on Centre] Fark; beeping. Rent $25 per month; Fil y-seventh-st., East River Twinn. Tht the limits embraced by the Die aloromid. p18 ead Evelyn, Crowley, Jooesport, with spers (0 Holyoke maen ofices. Joinery. deposit in all cases roquired” For further particulars sp Lots at Marien. P. C. BULKLEY. No. 43 Wallet, Jauncey Court. last Louse, north side. a2 follows, to wit: All thoseepiecon 07 parcels of land lying and being Sehr, John Northrup (Br.), Sanford, Windsor, N, S., days, witb RAT Arend ig to the Storekeeper at the Battery, or to the undersi I(T Po al 6) MAYT TN FAVRE JR gt vaid Lb cnty-third street, in the City of New-York, beiween dison aster to DR th om: 4 SRILA 1, PROSPECT PARKZLOTS—Some choice PLOTS rpviy) YOUNG GENTLEMEN can have ROOM, svenue and Second oot Ue ty oa yl er subs ev. Piotr to i BN Ntar, Bovion culy third street, hslf the distauee io Ihe next street thereto, and Rob. Nea Flower {nd Wareham, Ter AMERICAN Exonands Reinds, id Q y order of Biever Major-Gen, STEWART VAN FULALT, Chit for SALE by (he over rc NEW Oet. 19, 1066. Jus: termuster. ALE by He Oe ONSEY 2 g th BOARD, at No. 9 University-place. Apply t A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER 1. C. MORGAN, Brevet Major and A, Q. M. amstuae J. E. TOUSEY, Nos. 119 and 2] Nassav-st. bei ne Sivenity gach: "yply to ie Siewird Fount. That our report herein will be presented to the Supreme Rehr. Harriet, Crowley, zabethport for Lignan REA ESTATE and LOAN OFFICE of WIL- Two young gentlemen desire BOARD in a first- Court of the State of New York, at a General Term thereof, to be one! Ah aby 1 H CENT. frec of Government tax, on the Capital Stock of this 3 OPPGAGE SA LE.—By virtue of a morteage bear- Sy JAM A, COIT, No. 4 Pioest, Scbr. N. Jones, Huntiey, Machiss. Schr. Julia, Nash, Jone: port, hinid at the City Hail, in the City of New-York, on the'l'wenty-second Schr. Susan and biary, Nenvon, Rockland. lava Frencl family, either in New-York or Brooklyn. Address day of November, 1065, at the opening of the Court on that day, and that thon and there, oF as soon thasugfins as coubsel cam be heud Schr. 8. N. Smith, Tarper, Roudout for Beeton. k. Lins been declared payable on and after Nov. I. The transfer oo date Set JOk Gav of J 106. 1 will SALE 22 i at ith dev of J e, oat y Lp ke wl be closed irom this date and Tehpan Yu dhs Jd Nevernbes. abhi vee. ph thn 2 hg 00 Ay Xo DT Prosdway, hn a Sue vim HOUSE on Paik.ave., with immediate possession, B., Box No. 183 Tribune Ottice, eer UB a err aR Th a eT nf rT HUAS the Lt day of Novewber, 1866, at 12 o'c'ock noon, the Ag a. X i CNT oreon, a motion will be lat the seid re sch Pail shia, ULLION CONSOLIDATED MINING COM- Steamship €1RCASSIAN, her tacke, apperel aud faruiture. Also. VY ERY elegantly furnished APARTMENTS 10 be [uted New-York, October 4, 1066, seid report bo couffmed. sevr. Alea, Tuiber, Wacpias. PANY OF COLORADO.—A fifth DIVIDEND of FIVE FER Dated New-York, Oct. 22, 1006. Four STORES ou Petrl, near Wallst., on Liberty, Cedar, Plue, LET by a private funily, living between Union and Madison C. A, PEABODY Se ry elie Peck, Avery, New: nidon. CENT will be paid upon Nov. 1 instant to stockholders of record of FANESTFIEDLER, Mortanger, Frout, Water, Souls, Muiden-iane, sud on wil the business stiects of Squares. Private table; references exchanged. Address A. T., Box GEORGE Ek. BALDWIN, Commissioners. Sch, Sanur MoGre: hi rT Qet. 2, parable to uaeihtidere of Boaton Tecedd, st No. 19 Suda, pc By JOHN Me KEON, Lis Attorney. the city. No. 1639, P. 0. Ss Ll THOMAS DUNLAP, fot Bs oh hi A tis. wud of Now-York record ot the Office of the Farmers’ Lown SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN: PO CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS. —¥or SALE ANTE ob amily S.00p Harvest, Cort in, Providence Co., No. 26 Exekenge-place, that WHITNEY Treasurer ho) gis FATIONS. NI RICE PLAN —A large was of unimproved GROUND opposite Girard Col ANTED--loa i i respectable foil S00US ce y Sehr, M. Vassar, jr. tiristie, Warekam. t—— a cn —————mTe a f io 3 lege and in the hemit of Germantown, swirounded with improve mah, wife and aun at (nt Lo Price about pr ke th: Dank Glatements. schr, Hennie Westbrook, Littejsbn, Portland, HOUSATONIC Haiinosn COXPANTY, Juramurns er, Lat Estate Sun of sowe of the most valuable Sea Tslend Cotton monts, the city of Philadeiphie, Both of these are fost specnla Yor rp gi y ham, a Parr pi homed, a IVR) «obi dy i IS p wr Bo Sel. Ki, Pugher, Rook and BripGrport. €onn., Oct. 19, nds on the coast of South Carolina situated on Edisto Idosd, be tious Perms wecommodstivg. Apply to B. A. MITCHELL, Lidde oth an od i A q Bank of Amevicn.~Satement of the BANK OF AMERICA Neh ona, Hix, Fall River, VIDEND No. 15.—The Board of Directors of longing to the exime of the late E. M. Baynard. N. E. corner Fifth aud Walnatste., Pinldelphie. er hn OO aie noun prefered.) Address A Chapter 200, Laws of 1853, of the Werk coding Saturday, the 71h WIND=At sapset, E. this Rosd Lave this day declared o DIVIDEND of FOUR DOL. Will be sold at Public Auction in Charleston, 8. C., oo WEDNES- "M0 Oil DEALERS OR ONTRACTORS—FOR 7 2 RIFT pred Bibi t DELO, LARS PER SHANE, free from Uovernment Tox, ou the Preferred LD ATraes amas of Loahe atid Discounts. ....»..+:+-x $9,245.384 oF y 4 Y DAY, 5th of December uext, at Jl o'clock a. w., by H. fi. Deleos SALE er TO LET, at very low rates, fronting on the River near W ANTED.—By a gentleman and wile (ul) BOARD Average amount vi Err. Farrow «reste esas thorhpte DTSSE WD Schr. Roth C. Baker, y Te hy tor Lady—and on Sunday for Gentlemen in a private family: Aversgenusust of Cuculabion esau aenas 20705 00 ME £150,006 58 LAORANDA.

The schooner Sabino, recently ashore on Middie Chanust Reef, Los able on the Ist of NOVEMBER, 1866, to such the City. LOTS fonOil refining and storing the same on a new vlan, é 30 to G0 winates by ri! (rom New-York. Suse location, price, &e. Aversgeamonnt of Depots, net. buen roi off and was towed to this city, fall of water. Capital Steck. pay Blockholders as shell appear by the Trunefer Pooks of the Company at the old Custom (fonse, comer Drood sud Fast Bay-sis, oll the (making it safe Som fire or evaporation also Stone Qarries suitable Es cas dean Sanna ase Address X. Tribune Oftice. Coty and County of New York. se: 1. Win, 1. Jeok ue, Cashier of the Bauk AVIR HARVEY. Aucuoneers, Store No. 433 Fox RALK—AL Irvington, N. J., SHARON COT. $19 per sont. Appi io J hy Di Sa the Shia Haid Bich on Silo 2620 dn 0a JOBE. 4 onds of the late plrzim M. Baynerd, situated on Edisto lland, for Beigiam paving, boilding or docking widend on Stock on the Boston books will pal at the plz te 1G i'w “histo ‘aignd, To \Y FER RN NT 18 a Ameren, beng duly sirmel de ral sy hat the sbais siatement 18 oniTecl, Office 01 Messrs. J. E. THAYER BXO., and on Bridgeport books #l1abont 2,400 aczes. also aboot 300 acres in St. Pools Parish, and a DAY, FERDON CO., No. 191 Broadway, room No 4, FANTED—-BOARD in vivate family, b 0 the bestof my Mrowieden and ‘vee’ -y “WM. TL. JENKICS, Cashier. wt Mis Office Rice Plantation of 20 season Wilton Blafl Said places will be sold FRVHREE-QUARTERS of an hour from New-York JANTED—-BOARD in a private family, DY 8 4grmed veiore sm thie 27h day of October, 1806 ee a NS The Transfer Books will be closed from the 26th inst. to the lst Ju pareals of ono to hve hondred scios to suit purchasers. These are Beam. “4 tom single eentleman, within 10 minotes’ walk of this office, ¥repewe Por, Notary Public Nevember, both days inclusive. some of the most vali gble lands in the South, and those on Edisto by Railroads 38 commeiication duily. A number of bug REE, Address G, G. K., 28 and 241 Wate:-st. stating tering snd location. "Oe af 4 Port-Warden's Notice CHARLES K. A RILL. Treasorer. conid not have bean ought before the warat $10 an scre, ond prices from $i AT] $15,000, Buliding Lots and Fame st Flisabeth, hs —r— wr p———y Genk of the w-Y ork Ory Dock Uompnny.- Stats i ee a TroRAL Bak. 1 WOuMl uot now bu suid could they be advantageously del omong 3 3. J, for SALT KOSS SON, No. 191 Broad at., Elisabeth, N. J, VV ANTED—Bv a gentleman, wile and servant, ment of the BANK OF THE NEV. YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY. a1 re o=masntomaniasnmmagr Bt mg to A Inna Crry “Oct, 2. wn the hetrs of the Frtate, Sueh a chance to persons of oaipanics wish TON IN ERS. FOR =A LE—A 1: rst-ciass HOt ISE v BOARD in a firs! class private family in this city. Best of prior 4 yr 0, Jaws 7380, bt Cau'veth Yulin STUI0Y, the The Ca¥ Suzan Nnw-Yonx. 3 2 STi (mY PLR tug to ewabark in Sea id wd Cotton planting will perbaps never be ith all moderr sro vanont riage Me Lor reforeneewgiven and rewired, Addrens Lo B., Box Ne. 2 Tyibane o Por \Varpexs' Orrick, No. 25 'Villlam-o SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDE ND ol FAY k 4} i with all modern mproven arviags House snd Girapery A Average amonot of Lowes and Discounts ovvviiinnnns i A 4. “0 «Iv found agein, as they aro the on! nd be 4 y 0 he TOT ACCOT CENT on the Capital Stock of this Bank has beeniéeiored. tigt island. 30 Oy Ye Wie es EE rah scien, highty cultivated aid BR LR on N BTICR Bs heroby Hoos, ance with se. ie 3 Her aa-third on a! a on tastefo'lv arranged choles Froid, wartous and shbundant: fine river Average smoant of Cucolaben.. 1100 4 of the net passed April 14, 1857, enth “An Actto payebie, free of Government and State Ta, on A Cab 1008. by rum one-third cesh, balanco ons end tyvo years secured by bond yew. erbt mines’ walk to depot. foot ya Dr. KINSLEY, upon Average amount of Deposits... .tsuureszrpnrn organize the Wardens Otiice of te Port of New-York.” lo wl Li SAD ORD, Casbicn sud mortgage. "uiahesers to pay for papers the premises, North Urosdway a 8 bi City and Conny of “ew York, 1, T Lo the sons interested in, or baviae charge of, the sabject instr of such ND YON AT NATION NUTE A Any informatian relative to the shove cen be had from Willie a. orporanon Notices. New-York Dry Uoek Oompany, being duly sworn, depen and say tha! whe ry par arp rh a BE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF THE Wigiey, Soicito:, Ne. 48 Broadsst.. Charleston, 8. ONFY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN ON Na Jock to ToT LOCKWOOD, easier. 1a! ir, EXaUANiOn of survey, tins the following ry are now CITY OF NEW.YORK, New-York, Oct. 10, 1666, —A® a meet FHOMAS H. WILLINGHAW YR Cry PROPERTY ES y ERY AY ARR WW Swern beture me the 27th day of October, INC. I A ed uhius una ths thie wo hig x of the Board of Directors of this Bank, held this day, a dividend of Trasies of Lio FE. M. Baynerd ROSERT A W. BENEDICT. N bw ENTERAL PARE ORDINANCE.—The Board of A. C. Axourson, Notary Puble, ®X3Mind oa Rak eT ed W Le days uext siccesding (6) PEK CENT. free of government tax, was declared ot of the es ahd T, Now. 4 end 6 Pieest ners of the Cantral Park do ordain as follows: gry v A From uouce. on boar nid Feanle of the laut viz mouth, peyuble un and after Hebe, Uo 40 O00 FUN SAL ESTATE OWNERS will please make a note 5 0% 7 of ihe Ordinances of this Board is hereby amended so ay Buli’s lead Bank. Statement of the BULLS HEAD BANE. Meamubin nse ehIngton. coves rinniananse INR, Transfer Books will be closed st J p. wm. on the let Jost, sid re OF of bl I ave od tor we follows asve dred dy Chapter 350, Laws of 185), for the wees ending Saturday, tie steamship Luntsville.ooviiiinniss SIRE BNR, of this, present fifty cash porcbasers for blouses (of Poe taaid ew stabi ha Oa seh day of October, bl: steamship Dodley Bucs. sss oppenb iii Re opened on the worming of November 2. "32 _— om h Tw wds sre bereby established in the Central Paik, WM. A. WHEELOCK, Precldent. SCRANTON COAL, AT A UCTION, wiiich possession can be bad either at pressol or May voxt), located for sor dnpoanding of horws, cate, theep, roots, doze. meine, geese, Averys ymouit of Loans am) Discounts. coves. ivnne AR AB Stesursiip Nightingale... vette JO rok, OCTOBER 31, 1866 between Third snd Seventh-aves, Fourteenth and Forty seventh-ats, A other anbmals fowsd trespassing upon sad Park. All such aniaoaly SAL ne 0 SA m™ Ship Wat Haw) 10 had J 42g dddddd rn K. 4 New York, Oc, 24 106 Lave also 8 0 imber of pireisers 10. Property in Wooster, Uteene found vo pois the Park ay be taken by sny person or persone, Aversgeanoont of Deposits. pas 1,458,992 G1 REA RAVES De Rorvest's. Tae CHE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESLERN HAIL: and Bleecker-ste., Clinton and University phos snd wor carried ta ome of tha ssid pounds, snd ney be kept in: "Oty aad Comms of NewYork, se: N, 6. W. Willets, Cashier of the trig Hyperio h Lamngs Banks. BUAD COM aN X I hald their FORBYV.TIDRD AUCTION TOSEPH MoGUIRY., Neo, 116 Nassau st Foot the vim dering foe doys, at the ond «1 which time, of not pre- Boils Hasd Hast, boing Hai swora, depose aed say ig TELAT, Coshicr hig Ratahdia we A a. AAA AAA AAA SALE COAL, on W KEDAY, the 31st day of Ootior, 186 x vioey vlnl ed, they may ba sold ot public sanction; provided that coreet, lo the beat of wy knowledge Bod belief GW. W Cashier. 12 NE. el seit ba, i 12 o'clock noon. vt the va 35 Yoaahantd MOVE IS V( 1 hay h pred Biz Jetie sass i Be EW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave., cor. "ie clo hk noo. ut thet LESROO i Ka. 20 Ka a nge piace, HE IA) ROY DD PAPMS 10 ENCHANGES-For wa pr lous notice. of the wa 0 thereof shall have beeisconspicus Swors before ma tes ihday of October, LE86. Le i 2 “Sate X. of Fourteenth st. SIX PER CENT INTERNE: T, (ree of tax. Mesers, JOHN KH. RAPER OTeETS. g 4 is Property yy" a oh i orig A 'y Ji i hx on y autey ha I p any un wo impoonded by virtue of the ordnance of frig i, G, Berry. Proutioe’s, Deposits wade on ci before Nov, 1 wi 1 draw interest from Nov. i. HP cadwa: ou No. 13M HPT." EER Th Rie Na. 149 {tint eniral Park, way rede ,t pas A t o day of sau Ny ho Comm xchange Bank.-Copy of matemens oi the CORN Sehr, Coustitation.., Mitehelbe. wR iil TT eA RL Bi Rl PL to She Srenvaset af the Bout 2 followe BYCKANGE BANE av feared 8 Chusnst SU, Lamp a3 as th wick 2: So Ser 81 FRORSE TOMPKINS Perio _R NH ig Se JONS. of naual «izes, detiverabie ot weir DEPOT, FLIZABETH- 7 For each enimal other than goals and geese two dollars, sud the sx gver amount of Lous asd Discosats v »0, 602,600 3) Na TERE PORT, N. J, dutivg the mouth of NOVEMELR next. per sa of keepin y Mi aA M i ny J Ave's AEariMAN. Secreiary 8 J OLN Te he ax "Che couditions will be 1ully made known at the time of sale, tionscs and Lavins Vanted. Far each sont four dollars, and the expense of kesping. Average amount of Cor waoon 11.570 00 i MARKET SAVINGS BANK i JOIN BRISGIN, President Foo peers, twenty five cents each, and the expenses of keeping Aviat smoust of Depots. at gr 7 hiss Op Te oT s 4 A "ax! rs yp ye" ong shell chon follows: DIY Jot N W. A Falk the Corn I Tyr No. 2 Nusuag (near Futons), New York. WANTED TO PURCHASE—Frame, Brick or Kin nttamsas of Leaping shell be reckoned 8 FORE) OR wd ovary of Now Yorkae: bond ny YonL the sive sistement 1a cir. CIVIL COURTS. Rhymimri he Bw depos Semis Mme on the Jat day of eal Estate for Gale. Brown Stone ITOUSE, with lot or lots attached not below Por each goat, swine of sheep, twenty ceuts a duy rect, to tha past of my knowledge and Lebel W. A. FALLS, Castuer wonth followiug wie of t VAN NAME. President. Filtieth-st. Apply to J. Box No. 136, Tribune Office Foi vach gooss, ive conts per day Sworn before me thw 27th day of October. 186 Bed n h 1 i v yp witht a t pO ‘or f Tee ov _ rm. Hewny R. Coviny, Secretary. yu LL WANTING FARMS FANTED TO BUY a FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, oi 2 Thi gu Shy mils #hut 8 ol wwe oi wa} Surpoanded wnigad, Hu ETT Bay pe ror UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE 3 ge bien vit rw Ri: ‘al efter in New-York or Brook lyn=it mast be iv a good location. fater deducting a Snpuar gic Iaith tae Ai Fensanral “ost Greenwich Bank.—Stateneit of the GREENWICH BANK, ~Before Commissioner Brits, Larce aud thriving settlement. of Vineland: mild climate: poruiture bought if desirable. Address, stating terms, de, L. Box Hp erg a fh ihe charges above provi PAY oftae City of New ork, 8+ reawired by.Clnpter 250 Laws of (853, for the AN ALLEGED DEALER IN QUEER." WW miles south Philadelphia by railroad. Rich soll: produces 84 Tribute Ofiye uv Win the proceeds of ite sale ending Saturday, the 27th day of Octoues, 186 Ay Chances for Pnsiness fen. RIES CTODS: tWeniY BOTA LIug 5, at $25 per acre, payable within fans bial Ty fo re iiisn i py adopted 44 meal A tha Board of Doth Avila ge amount of 1046s and DISCOURLS .oorooovn ace onn oo DDREBAT IN Tho United States agt. Jolin Wiiliuns. ham ~i a Ce business mening; zond society. 1inndrede ere serine PANTED TO HIRE, 2 FURNISHED HOUSE, Mme wers of the Cents) Fas, baid on che eh inet avd te pub. Aversee amouss OF Specia. coer B04 DS The defendant was charged with having in bis x or Nh and mekiug imirovemenss. Apply to CHAS. h. LANDIS, Pro YorB 4 ob Habe 10 obedience 10 tho requirements of an act entitled An Act ST SOUS of 1HCRIALON cou rerraes nr re Sy 480 OB oo ion £120 14 counterfeit treasury not ith in the 7 A mj Pp t 0 either in New York or Brocklvn in central locstion. Ad: for the 1 10F rove t of the Cer Average Amount OF Depos Ss. cus vores con nin ssnases 9 Ty notes, wit tent to VIIRY VALI ABLE PATENT RIGHT Fen ri ineian y r hy for the regn sud zoverna eit Le Centra Park in the Uity of age ONS. us L129 U6 tela we" pl 2 prietor. ioeiand. Lendivvownsnip. N.J. Letters anewered. Papers dress 1. C1, Box No. 185 Trib Office Be LA ve 18%. Th vs City and County of New York, ss: 1, Wiliam Hawes, Cashier of toe S210€. I'he following testimony was taken: SALLY. Terme reasonsb e. Address, containing fall ix‘ormation will be seut ites, From Report of my 4 A adie Pas AE aa YE Suetion said act ool eh Dank 0 tue City of New York, being duly sworn, depose and say that Patrick H. Ficketr: Am an officer of the Fifth Porecivet, O. M, FULLER Solow Robins rieuty i ‘r FANTED—Four or five furnished or unfurnished sbplicabls ta the above Sulfuances A pid nv fot Dat Toginal; ar. NM. y 4 inton, Agricu'tural F ditor of The Tvibune Ui 4s one of The AA sD—Four or five furnished or untaroished 3 v he above statement is correct, to the Lest 00 my knowledee et belief, defends Catasauqua. Lehigh Coanty, Pe. most extensive fertile tracts, sn an aimost level povition and yuitab.e ROOMS. suitable for bousekeaping, within half-hour of City Sak, 15. All persons offending againet su sh ordinances shall be WILLIAM HAWES, Caster, rested efend ut aboitt noon on the 26th inst.; arrested him op- NTT ON PIN TING rata Jath Com ti tiimanto, Hearted Jovit ai vo arcs seh de 9 he Tl Adres NOUS. Wx Ro 67 Tran Oe, tng pic (ER003 Re Ty un er Sre e ie dur of nto J De ie way: asabei, hi there and fous on. hui $180 SAL Las J— er 4 gio vo ‘wider, or auy 2 ate of the of New York, by W Notary i HOTOSS av: searehe ore cotton ctowtully 4 year in Louisiana, denizen to form Suan oy re re J Ma rent. $4 a fine uot exceeding Ay dollars sud in default Yd paymwean® by lw Ny hi if Set Ruble counterfeit fo Ml Bas ae a EY 1 gave Ee oa, $i in a COPARTNER® HIP for three years with 8 party willing to invest TTENTION! ALL WANTING ARMS heap FANTED—A FARM. from 50 to 50 acres, within privsument uot ex ceed ng thirty days. By order of the Board. Manhattan Company.—Statement of the MANHATTAN found the money ‘in his Inside coat et. wrapped wp in $00 in Cotfon planting. Setisfactory city references given. Au: FARM aad FRUIT LANDS, Village Lots. Water Powers for 60 wiles of New-York, with good improvements end ple of a, DRY WI. GREEN, Controller of the Park, COMPA RY of Bet ny of Jrow Tort of the average daily veishot of the fig: picee of newspaper; he hod #7 85 in Toney. PLANTER. Tribune Office. i 8 manulscturicg. for SALE. at BRICKSSI RG. DCEAN COUNTY, fruit: price uot to sxceed $12000. Address J. B. M., Box No, 137 ay 8 NEW. Ork od i Fh dod seconms. he week ending Saturday morning, tae Th day of October, Wy i Was informed that defendant had eounater- R SALE—Large DRY GOODS ESTABLISH. 7550 fue tous «po rk wo bal SSL i i A BL yr ATION NOTICE. =—PUBLIC NOTICE is Averss amoust of Laans aad Disconat......... 26,592,888 88 {eit notes to sell J MENT in CD wel cab iishod buries sequiting cpl fie bout: $kputie k Lavtr oi yk ig WH *ANTED=—A fully furnished HOUSE (m ern RU Lareby siven, to the owner or owners, occnpant of oceapants of Average amoutt of Space. RL AREER ‘0 W112 Maithew Glenu—Am ay officer of the Fifth Precivet; assisted tal of $30,000 to $60, (00—eav one-fifth cash, balance on long yo Water soft and pore No fevar aud sgue. Sold ouly to actual wot. in 3 central location, for Bosrders or Lodgers, of would pur vi Houses and Lo improved or naimproved Lats, ected ustehy, ATeast uot of L Fu ding. Las PH we rid Pie ett in muking the prrest, and found the money us be testi- rly secured. Or wil! exchangs the wholes for evai'sble Res| tiers. on easy teria. Price por sore, $2) wud upward. chase few hundred dollars worth of Furniture for the sake NE ond that the following Assessments MVE beth oomps Ane are ‘odie City sad County oi New York, ss: 1. Johu 8. Harvecqer, Cashier ol the Man ps he on Address A. REEVES, No. 75 West Third-st., Cincinuati 0’ For oirer ars and wag addres as above. yi EN 8 Le dere Of th Dighoes cliaracter given dv td id int ofiow of thie Board of Awemars for examination by all paieous nartas Company. of the City of New Yoru, beng duly sworn dpm dod say that Cross-examuad: Defendant said in the Station-FHouse that IRON ST STEAMBOAT, with CABIN, for SALE. Tt i W. J. PARMENTIER. Agent, Brickebrug, Tiibuoe Oe 2 ya onlay Sixth. svinus: batwesn Twenty events sul Le ABOVE SIAImIAN. 4 COfTect, 10 the best of juy knowieles snd belist the mouey had been handed to him to hold; he deseribed the Fraoklin Boiler Works, Jerssy City; langth, 72 feet, auc fect N ELEGANT RESIDENCE for SALE—No. 16% FANTED=—To HIRE tor a term of vears or will Th “ith streets; aso, Broadway from Tweaty-inth to Thirieth Swacn baiors me tin 27th day of Octoder, AOS 4 rl pik tt ue liad ty i no vii rice ot er BR dauyerpeye; suitable lor sowigh ot Prasideats:.. Braoklys is ia all respects, a; ragutde heizhber PURCIHASE—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE or aul FARM. YO 0 po ping such and gutter stones and Sagging sidews! Tr TY M. 7. Russe, Notary Public. T04 Ginnrued to Let inst. at 2 p.m. CEA i oe bood, construction, finisa. Ac., really firs: clase. and nesds oaiy tobe Must be within two hours of the city ia a piesant peizhborboad and gl" "0 0 hu waa dd re Fo snd VSIE'ag #1 awe kia Manutecturers’ and Mflerchants’ Bank. Sistem of PAKINER WANTED. ert gp os, ree ht 2 GE ST AL FE RY a A a tan ETc nn ne. wg Bt nd t: ao fue order. unoccupied sud open for inspactio jon C. W. K. L233, I. hiv TOF adit] it) t, lrot ve 0 t the itl 5 v An expefienoed a a Saas for the on pie] gr L00w 104 fas to suit purchase For yes wpy WER. tn wo v ante (0 8 pong sevedty five ird iy ol Flew atesus and Basin en Avera amouat of Joumwd Dscounts reeseseaneses er fT ALORS 08 SUPREME COURT--ONALUENS- OCT: 20. Before Mr. Jos- CAL r.LLOGG. No.4 N.Y. porti-=ast cornar of Fifty third street and Second aveane. worag® AUR Of SORCIE LL iaaisssanirnaaes ven tice RNALD, Liberal inducements offered to good wan. Appx to as UBM dur. N. DT Fourti—For building a Sewer aud Receiving Basia tn Watts sirast, Average aout o CUculBtion .ouessssscensnserarinssninen L186 48 oh VIP, A, LYONS, LY, RACTIVE HOME on the Hudsem, within one Qo Let. batw +0 Hudson and \arick streets ATES Simoes of rr TA A gL 5 48 are 220 PR SUTIOB REPLY Orca ah a urgn. Fa wur; flus river view; buildi 4 gro Filth —For building dewer in Sheriff street, batwesn ivi 3 Af a Frid TB Livingston agt. A w ANTED—81,500 to $2,000 on Chattel Mortgage, 2% OV 0 LIN dbeben dhe IW fora ‘SE or and Deiat sirsain MAR acturersand Marcha Bunk, beiog 40 Jmoca, epiie Wd ma? Uaithe wOTE spy defendant moves Etec] a reply by the wort Dee hk A atount; goed ete of gage. "AN excels it COU NTEY STORL STAND NEW furnished HOURE to LET, from November Sigth=For building Sawer in Laxiagton avenues, batween Fifty gon 2 oe A MASTERTON, Cashier lainti® ta his answer. The suit was brought to Ro J y X001.61 a i ani 1, to private lamily onl Apply to J. F.C. PICKHARDT, Br aud Fif y second streets ower oh 37 g lal paid. Address B. A. G., Tribune Office. Aly ELLING ia Somat Ga, N. doing lar, trade; fine No. 167 il o tor. of 5 Sis M sayenil—For laviog Crosswalk opposite the West Twenty third bofire sn tn 370 day of Outuber, 1998 Wu H Posr, Notary Public. gd vi iesounting for 490 shutes of the Se giikn Lande "mn W niu for an andarprining mau; cheap JAQUES, “ond -t treat Frasbytedian (hnrab -1 B and Minera mpany, w plaint Saye 1 PICTURESQUE COTTAGE Gentleman and Wife would Rent a first-class Eight ror Inying Crosswalk in West strast, from the south-sass Nassan Bank. Statement of the NASSAU BANK, as required induced to purchase at £15, by representations of one, J, An- Sal ‘6 by An tion J wR JE C AGE inLlewellyn Park, brown front HOUSE with all improvements. furnished toa sorner of Houston strset Lo tha Bulkhead. by Chapter 53, Laws of 180, for tae week cading Saturday, the #9th dav of thony, and whiok it is claimed su uently rose to #25 per a ar hog) Now Sv Mir Be Ag Som Barclay-st.), (or email famity till the 1st of May, at ye per month. and rem Ja ae Niuth=For laviog Coosswalk in Spring street, from opposite num: Getari Wil, of Wha ni icones share and i mow worthiess. The U's answer sels up AA AIS I P A ord it roan (3 io. o Yel 4 o n hi ven Asyr Q N. Guxrrav's Omion. aT. for uals low App v to the proprietor, L. 8, HASKELL Orvase pod ny. apiaale Adlon k yd Ror Ly wi Tribune Office, bets IA 0iT tor ton cui watyanie bo the HAS sawver BS A ot of Specie. FSosssnesnsrs 4.818 03 that te ee E y pul od PRITADRLPHIA, Oct. 22, 185€, ow Jarvey, id x re ran Eie thNForiaying a why vi ire ho 5 Avacege amount of Ciresiation. as leit tor reply RMY BLANKETS. —Will be off for SALE at “a SPLENI rr a _— YOUNTRY RESIDENCE. —A Geutleman bas just Rirvguth-Horieyings Ciswtalt from oppostie number 14 Kisg svemgeacsount af net Departs... ooocec- 1.968.406 86 1141 distinot issuss way be formed. On the other the hii. sie gt hii bh a oh or SAL at SPLENDID S-story, bigh-<leop, brown-stone arectad largaand eommodious BUILDING in the upper part wraith: Fo inns rats ot widths fron 9! bar gC Counc of Kaw oh ee Aad oa he above T plaintiff coutends that it is not necessary to reply except where Public Avction, on aceconut 0 ates, st t chuyl- HOUSE for SALE ou Twenty-ain‘h-st Pp OC N J 4 4 yd a veiith—For Fiaggiag Bi fu idth, in front of number ths Kawau being duly sworn. depose nd sav that the a statemen i Arsensl, Gray's Ferry Rosd, Philadelphis. ou MONDAY. the S SALE ou eu'y-ain'lisl., ner Feuthave, iu of Westchester Lounty, containing ous 30 Rooms, with Largs Parone, 10 East Tharteauth strest 3 correct to the best of my Knowledge and belief F. M HARRIS, Caster, countar claau is set up by the answer. 2 WITH of NOV MBER woz’ A Rol complete order, immodiuis Plume on. Dining snd Billiard Rooms, delicious Water lea-house ful —=70 tuna Thirteanth —For Regulating aad Grading Fifty-eighth etree from Swort before me tus €7ta day of October, 1966 After argumout the Court took the papers and reserved ite v a _ mgp——et IRELAND, Nea. 291 Boosdway. Baru. Stable, Garden spot, p'ay ground for chi dren and large pound of Lexiniton aud Foarth avenue B. Basxex, Notary Public. decision. 50,000-FIFTY THOU SAND 4 MIGHT LOTS for SALE mn oue avoel fo walter for fishing or boating, tha whole wdmirsiny arranged to aco Foar=sath—For Masetting Carb and Gu'tacatensy and Fiageing ME gL ta S————————— wi mmf (more orlssa E Ons-Huudred-aad Ninth pid p P i our ou mode's bout 5) parsoss, including servaats suitable eitler (or a gan: Sidewas ks is Loxiogion aveous, batwesa Thirty-theed aad Thiciy- North River Bank.—Siatsasit of the NORTH RIVFR -_ U. 8S, ARMY BLANKETS Tenth sou T inth ut. aud four ou One-Huadred and teel ecuatty Boarduig-tiouss orf for four or five private famine fourth sireei BANK. aa required by Caapiar $50, Laws of 1853. [or the weak ending a SUPERIOR COURT—CuAMBERS—OCT. 20.—Before Justice New and in v condition. Sam pl be a El LEY oo. ey hid 90d Fourtaaves. Apply to P C. BULK clubbed tagsthes —yuat 20 muaotes’ walk (rom the station Persons ¥iliaenth— For Paviag Nasao strast, from Wall te Pine strest with a Tan Ae Discon ats BOMERTSON. se can seen at tae Schuylkill 2&1. J6ld sour Wivh eas can be in New-York at a m and leave st 5p mm. Refersnce wil D8 Niclosoa Pavement. oy J FR ARTNERSHI Arseos., at this Also, p JARMS. COUNTRY SEATS {ARMS raquired as te character and responsivity. Rent will be wads eo Sixtesath—For building a Stres!asin on the vorth west caruer of Avorage amounted Space pve ix THE %a¥ OF STBCIAL 3 Ps. Pairs B CKSKIN GLOVES, FORS ALE BY wonabis. For further particulars apply to JOSEPH F ICKRARD. Scot Fourth armel and Avsuns DD. Avecase pi of Sv 81 b Bea sesace DC L110.651 4% r agt. erzel. TEAMS OF 84 Re WOULER ES p BLAXCKER DENIAON. Rea! fae Seakhra Jour, Reside Buldiog, Park, or to GEORGE 5. HICKOK, Natioow Sevan punboo¥ on laying Croumall across (Breaneich strses at the ay and County of New York, ss I. A B. Hays, Cashier of the North The facta of this Case, 48 appears by Die _afidavits unos. (RT TEN i A x ea y ar Lotacsec ion of V andam atras: wer Back, hong duly sworn. depose And say that Lie above statement cor submitted. are taat on he L derman A. aust remove the property within five days alter parchase. No. 5% PINEST, NT. TT TST Lgl tae abhi ng 1 nis a te bow: of my Knowiedse and bede! A B. HAYS, Cable. losohli firm Toe Blakes RE Gaitvared i hale of 98 sack. Slaversk Columbia Co. I Vooondanninnn nin cones $5.00 ERK ROOM TO LET ON BROADW AV. ~A phifhiecatl =F Pavia imi Kony stent, from Broadway to Fo te 8 on Os 1905 dA of Octover, Showin Robliohed, Wii ue a tha: Sve geen] Dunes Be ot Asst. Q. M, Gerona. swbargk, ig a LE EE LN Company ace pylags KOT CE ou the Gre Boor, on Niastoatt —For F dag and Refazei 8 1 Eight ‘uw. Avaan, Notary Padlie, Bravest Brig. General. U.5.4. 3} Row-Zochelis, 1. 15.000 Brosdway, near Malden lane. woud RENT a portiov of the sams to vw fas hetw lag 4 aud Riatisgging Sidawe kt in Eighty ET Pare rl Yr e ORIENTAL B RE are. Perel, the deeadant. To this special Mr. Nchlicher mem} New-Roonel@ iN. to 29,000 pespectabls patty, Address C. B. A. Box No, 149 Post-Office. went ke T Oriental Bauk.—statsmsnt of the ORIENTAL BANK as re. contributed $50,000. On the Ist of November Mr. —SAMUEL WYNN Co... Auctioneers. $20 000 Jakes, LA tao YCRNISHED HOUSE afb ay ieee or Paving with sume blocks Tweety niath atosel, Lois, Claorer 200, Lama of 183, or tye week andug Saturday, the wth day Sohlioher sntefed into an arrangement with Perzel by w he fais Soh of HOUSER OA UIE a i yr Eon Closter XK, dab rs ED HOUSES le REN DY Jad Betuaty Si wf Faviag 3aveasy iuth Meet from Fit) aYaacs to Le oun of RESIAS Janus ss 3 rol i vues we Bap Wo of $50,000 for hoes of rt wose No. Wont CHontar. 1. ¥ooorerss. TAESRAN 1 try: n 3: the Fast River, with stous hiock pavemsn’. Average Aniount of Specie... puarcas A pushiury. oat #t., near Sixth-avs. Parlor Suites, Ftageres, Boos LRA RS EOE A crreersceen J.000 eooum. Houses, Lots and Futue for ele. Co.. No. 112 Broad The Limits smbraced by such Asssssaicnt include all the several Areragediount or Circulatos 22.515 08 pecial par{nersiip continned up to July. 1866, when Mr. Schli- Se; Paloting, Beowzes. Bureaus, Bodetoads, Bide x Extension Cornwall. rants Cae. NN. Y.oessssssesssessnes ee 1 70 po ad #0.. 100 edway. houses and lots of ground, vacant (sts, pisces sad paces of aad alte: Avarage amount o” Deposits... cro IOBREST 16 eher disd. During this time Mr. Se had adveneed to China, Glass aud Silverware fals peramplory. Hantiagten, Suffolk Co. N. ¥...coeeerrrereeasssnss Ea Taian EAL ESTATE and LOAN OFFICE of WIL- ¥31 0% o DIT and County af, Kew York va L Wasanaton A Hat Ca ement, the Sram $40,000, aud the plaintiff's firm, of which Mr. Sehlicher A. N. Manwiy, Auctions Tf Sivontin 10d) rugs G0 MEY dee serseessesve ny tomo LIAM A. COIT, No. 4 Piaest Firm aus wt a8 La South West gota of Broadway and Tafrtiath 00 Buky sing Tay WASHINGTON A. HALL Cwabier. was alse member as before stated, had advanced $13.000. Of Y y Bread o qey Cornwal, Ocaffys Co. No Yoveiniiiiiiinnmiiniiniiiiin 12,5400 TD LET—A furiied HOU SE on Waverley piace. at a low price. ot th 0, four lots on the sastariy sida of Broudway, COUDIAOCING “3urern before me ths STEN day of October, SAS, this Inst sum, 8400 stili remains unpaid. The plaintitie alleg- B BANGS, MERWIN Co. Way cor. 4th- Saratoga Sprisas. N. ooooonon. PAY 8.500 Also tH ne a of Baiuway sd Xwoity iat! strut also, Hvar T. Cuarwan, ir. Notary Puble. ine that the dateadant i+ in an insolvent condition, ask that a hi F ture, rat 3 age, Iv. a renege ou Ss Yi atan ra the ft mar we ard vu EE, Ho FN w on Sixth aveuns, Delweosn mmr anrm3 he FA gt AND ook AY Pe Aen OCT ey Barstoge Sprig. i ays aaehints 6.x HOUSE gn Clinton place, the furitute for sale, to ke imased for 28 poaniy ninth and Thitieth stewete; also, Ward Numbers #0, 10 People’s Bauk.—Statament of the PEOPLE'S BANK, New. teceiver be appointed, and that the assets may be applied wu“ AT 4 O'CLOCK Smits own, y and a ETETUTI ne is, i Jean. and 150 oe thm eanincly sida of Sixth avenue, batweon Tw soty-seveath York a required by Chanter 270, Laws of 152, (or tae week ending Sazur the payment of the debts of the CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRAPY —OF ih and American Books, Hemptsad, Long "sand... AIG LL AE yA ITAMEFORD.. CONN. —A tow FIRNISHED sod Pwanty sienth strents dav, tue 2710 day of Octoder, 1865 J Tae defoudant contends that the agreement entered into by a co lection of privately we Books. scarce Wo ks 10 Sarewsoury, Mo mouth Co.. N. J 1 WY HOUSES TO LET in Stamford, st prices ranging from $100 t Sac ond Bows sides of Sacond averue, from Sixty slzth to Savanty Average sont of Loans and IHacounts .....oooee eon LET 4,001 85° himself and Mr Scilichor on the ist of Nov, 1565, made them American gesers. and 1oca. history, sad a variety of choice Mises Woodbriigs, Midd SE I «ts 13/0 $200 par month. Address ELBERT WHITE, 5 atord, savanth straets Average amount of Specie. reasassansensrans Le NASA ners by operation of law, and that therefore be is sous Literstare, including haaly HLUSTRATED WORKS. ka. Marniown Mart yi fo it degiessecssras ses cenviiieaens AB Bo a onth LE wk Stun oun Puird=Both sides of Fifiv-third wrest, from First to Sacond ave Averufeasisast of tealation rassserbamsas ann ras sees TT? 11 72 entitled to ho'l the property as survivor, Catalogues are ready, and the Books wre ex axhibition. Parte Valley, Morr Oo, WN: d.iovacsssescesissediteies sane 5 090 XS wy Building TO LET m this city, with steam noes vod an tis suet side of Second evauue, from Fifty tied to Fifty Cty aad County oF New Yori: I, Gilbert L. Crowell, Cashier of the Tie counsel for the piaintiff argued that the defendant could THURSDAY AND FRIDAY A WNOONS, Chestirs, New [laws Co, Conn. HR I anemo A Power suitabue for any kind of manufactory Apply to I. HL. RR PUI abe Peopie’'s Baek, being duly aworn, depose aad say thatthe above statement not set up, a8 against creditors, that be and Mr. Schlicher be- yo 18 fon of t OW P Ld Nov. 1 and 2, at 4 o'clock, And i other places sonverusat t Box No. 20% Fourth=WBoth aides of Watts straet, from Varick to Hudson stces {3 correct, tate best of my knowledges and belief GL. CROWELL made seeret VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY, comprising the Lest £N a Ty a 1 x RI kT yo A [4 AR TTR TTR IRR E a also, on the sasiacly wide of Hoddow, from Watts to Brooms stract Sworn aetace tae the 27th day of QGotobsr, 18. g came general partners by reason of a: ugreement ly GLISH and AMERICAN editions of Standard Worke most'v in bus WOK BALE—FLORIDA LANDS—A valuable O LET, FURNISHED=The 4-story HOUSE, No. and oo the southerly ida of Broome erect, from Hudson to Vick Janne Paice, Notary Pudle between themselves, and that the firm, being insolvent, they aad rich bindings. inclading a collection of oboice ILLUSTRA KD TRACT OF LAND, wtnate on ths Ha! fax River abot mils 261 Fourth ave, betwesa Tweatisth and Tw oat y Bret oa, thre #00 Aa es— EC semmuy Ave entitled to the relief asked for. The Court, siter hearing BOOKS, ex aly bound, aud b faristy of alauble Mises lsncous Dorth of Naw Swyras and adiacen mo Mosquito Inlet, in tie County doors balow Guleszy Cb wel, It ie handsomely sad sompistaly fur FI Both sides of Sheriff street, from Delancey to Rivington on the arguments of the counsel ou. both sides at some length, Liternture. myers. ARTICLES O ‘E anc a few of Volusia, contatmag sxtest hundred acco. Tuis tand is var a aistiad, io perfect order, aud is a very comio table aud descabis resi straat SS 4 N 2 IED. took the papers and reserved its sion, ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, by aansy, Saxe, Talbot, Jan Beest being forthe mou part hugh bamack, a id in very hm hi yoy dance, the owuer having occupier 4 it humieeit for the last two years dixth—Both sides of Lexington swreans from Fifty iret to Fifly k PA ENGER ARR{ I Ira D. i for plaintiff; J. L. Jernigan {or defendant, others. Catalogues are pice, sugar 894 coi. Logetler with vars vagatab e one col The yacd 1a large, light and coe ful. briug in the rear of Grainercy yd strmet FROM CHARLESTON, Ost 19—In steamship Quaker City—A. t gatad one could deals 4 te a 11 Leaviis timiarad wits live oak, cypress, pias and codec. Taers Fark houses. [leat to a private family. $50 per moni, outil May Wang rmio vidas of Twenty third eirast, between Saveath and wadethope in Ravens), Mise 5 wa over, Hiss ile Mine 2. A (ro. RAVICY Auctiousst. 1 is ak oP sud ae coves of th ig a3 eh next, or 4%) tr mort for 12 or 16month For mit ow Lighth wwenunay urns, GO. Prescott, H, Wagner, Dize. W. Lawion, owie, J. sil ~P; 4 RT YE 00 vadw Wilh saul eXeow Ae i hart ta 5 To i! Mr Uh: Lush, yup roaises, Ain to ao "pmb ioy Fighth—Five loa, known as Ward Numbers 2.437, 2.483. 2,480, cox, J. Luz Mss. C. Lacassagne. Mr, sud Mrs. C. B. Denny, 7. 8. MARIZE COURT.—Part 1—ilefore Judge Gross. roa Av 1 wr H ynvarted to swat f ppl LEAVITT, SIRESEIGUH Co. asuccossots to J. BE. Cooley. oTangss. for whicii there i siways a good moarcet. Vee HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pues st 2 40). 2400, 2482 apd 24% an the socther'y side of Wast Houston Crookar, T. P, Squires, G. H, Williams, U. 8. A., E. A, Sanborn, J, AN IMPORTANT QUESTION TO MERCHANTS, MENTS SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE 170%. Biu® to tad fas can solar Mosguite mist and find a Lrg TRTeTT AER wrnet andthe sastarly side of Wast stewet, and commencing at the A Pedan, G. Hand, G. H. Curtis, Ld. Osterlinek, Elli Monday, L. P As Hyd FRIDAY, how. 2, comaenciug as 4 0'~ook p. m.—Cutalogie of at any point {ronung the shoves lands io Halifax rive; =the same being AL REN I, F m nishad, tor six months—An elagautl sonih sasterly server of Waal and Wast Houston streets Rowia, M. McComb, J. F. Williems, E. J. Levy, Geo. Keel, C. Soy- ‘eyunolds agt, Hyde, coliection of ENOLISH BOOKS, omprising many valahle pi wo Foo above laads will be sold in quantities of not lass than Phu SE ou Fi'th-ave., at g] r 3 goth Jog to Rusti Both widen of Spring street, between Washington acd West J dam, and six In sleareze. From the evidence in this case it appears that the A Juha} amen, sarly printed hooks, Usisiogues Feacy snd For Te at altogether, which is prefered. Teruut ay. preston (ER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine st. 1 #000 rmloth vides of Ann street, from Theatre aliey to Park row defendant and. two brothers named Chauncey, entered into.n hi id A LEAY TT, ad REBE GH X 1 pe pay 19GE N. USHER 1S LET for aterm of vears. ma very desirabie Flevanthe=torh sudes of King strent, between Congress and Varick MINIATURE ALMANAC. wartnership pd commercial Lrokers. The partnership lasted Y JAMES M MILLER Or. Mio M HUNTER loestion, mear the Fifth-ave.. sn elegantly (urnisbhed RESIDENCE I streats, and Ward Nuaser 745 on the westerly side of Congisss San Rises....... G:26 1 Sun Sets... .A4:581 Moon Kises..... 11:43 only a short time, being dissolved br wuteal consent, the de- Tv 4 uk Nr Augustine East Voorid containing a valuable silection of works af art, a large Hhray. &l sireet, J HIGH WATER THIS DAY. 3 z feadant still carrying on the business, At 1 o'clock. on the AY ee sol J ml, d YOR 0 ra a. hard room. dtc. The hours is ia perfect order, haviag basa we thmOne lo knows as” No. 110 East Thirsemath streat, and oa Saudy Hook.....1:07 Gov. Island... 1:48 1 ilell Gate..........3:29 During the continuance of the partnership the two Chauncey's erased, Sing Sing, under the ah a, ae Syloon t fer de- 13 hi ALE m Elwzabeth, a first-class HOUSE, with laie'y palated—to a swall private fan Sr turther particaiacs ap: the southerly ide heruof iY purchased a quantity of goods in the name of the firm without otge (x. Reynola a the modar (nroveants, Gas. hot and cold water Hurer py a HOMER MORGAN. Fourth a sides of Fifty-aizhth street, pafiwgnd Laxiagton SHIPPING INTELLIGE VCE the knowledge or consent of the defendant. After the dissolu- ON ARM containing 173 sores of land, with mansion house and out Ae. io A Sith 1B Ruane Out bu Sate. pi arri age-houss, Le T y LET—On Fifth-ave., Murray Hill, a 4-3tors 1 vl h wh avenues, to (be axtent of hall the block either way on d Als tion of the partnership the bill for these goods was prosented to i in the villas of Sing Sing, one nulls distant rou the Hud acres) Pression Nov. price $13.5) yr Ty og No pol 384 brownstone HOUSE, furnished Apoly at No. 25 Wes fourteanth—0n tha wastacly side of Lexington Avenue, between Cap the defendant for pavment. The defendant slieges that the ho oe The lacus in divided a parcels rom 310 30 Bond and Morigage, PANDRLL, No. 532, Eight A mala 6a Fourth-st.. from 10 ta 2 o'clock Thorty turd and Thirty lousth streecs. PORT OF NEW-YORK..........0cr. 23. agreement between the partuers was that their busiaess was to a Le aaa iors before 12 1. a Glizsbesh aftec 2 p.m. N. B. Carpets, ff LEL—Farnished, at Tarrytown, a 2-stor] Fifconth—Both sides of Nassan street, between Pine and Wall w—— be strictly brokerage, ME no purchases or sales were to be made ap and particu Guasses. ke. if wantad v ind ATANAG CA, arrytown, a <-sto treats. and tote extent of bait the Diock either way on Pine and v on their own account that the brothers Chauncey having eon- HOUSE. with Barn @d Carriag- House, to May 1, 1467: Reat 10 y CLEARED. ANYINE ton BE wend Re aM a RY 1467: Rat te 8 3 tracted this debt in violation of that agreement and the tipns- IN YEN. No. Nassao st wnth— All the lots ou the norther'y side of Fourth street, from Steanwi ip Warrior, Keene, Boston, Neptuue Speamship Com wetiou being entaraly out of ihe line of their business. it be considered a debt of the firm. The plaintiff oust look to the

Chestnnt-st., Philadeiphis ~EXECUTOR'S SALE vl pie A i ural Riicini 1x L. BRECH “MIN. deceswed. Ea Entre of 1 10 TAGE, wath quod aotbeudings, Tite is 38510 wror. sud 4 4 FING BEST on BROAD WAYV--An ative FLOOK Arma (t03 Dok 6 fact watt of sald avons. and to the waent OF PAD, his Rebucen Clyde, Suyder, Boston, WP. Clyde. REAL AND IMITATION JEWELEY, STONES, PEARLS, 6. H. TAYLOR. caq.. of the firm FN setlirug rayon £3 I No, fourty vtory, STELib fast. sultanis tof manafactering pul “Seven: eanth—All the My te yg of Grasnwich street from Steamship [virbanks, Honter, Boston, W. P. Clyde, purties who puvehased the golds, The Court reserved its de- CAMEOS, ENAMELS, Le, Brosdway 0., No. 412 poss or Astist's Stadion. Windows on three sides. [maadiate pos Vaudass street to Spring st 4 «patio ng A th sk'o Shin Americsn Eagle, Moore, London, E. E. Morgan Son, wision, Oa THURSDAY MORNING, Toa wh) a——— o- sassirn. To be had for a tery of years. No, 786 Broadway, corned Wi y 2 ibe ude w ig st~avt, 0nd tothe eaten) of hat tne biogk on: Rar Der Wandsrer (Pros. Boje, Antwerp, Funch, Melucke tf Nov. 1. st 1! o'slock, at the sustion rooms No, 353 Chestnur-at. YOR SALE-—In Newark, a comfortable HOUSE, Tentb-st. Formas fa vb op Lin to Ii Wendt v aif i ‘WK, r RE: o J Leiteentn—RBe sides of Vondun street from Broaaway to Fith nd COURT CALENDARS-Tuis Diy. Bhile.. by order of Exerutors, the wary bg stoek of ies nd {mite contsining 12 Rooms, will modern improvessuts; House in FO LET—To small families of ADULTS, desirable 37a" and to the extent of Lau the biack either way on Kia Btiz Orezon. Ene'ish, Philadelphia. sorreME Corrt=—Crevrr—P I You stonis Jewsless compriatag out low. pettect order. wick Garde minutes walk 170m Depot: will be sold 1 FOS wih ta Li g de R Si ye aven ow sud Broadway Wrig Mavixond (Be); Handing, Co LJ LL Vn ta, SO} B04 ho By aiid tobi I, nod HL, ad with or without were 0 rticuare oda 1. x ny wr wh o Apply st No. 55 Tluid-ave., steenth=-Both this i'hi I Schr, Matilda (Br. Stevens, Maranban sb Pare, C. Lydwan Co, JOVT ¥9 ne A ~=Adjourmed lor the te Theis ro bom are are d na ct, ith a wiiout farm pa: i# eddress H., Box No. 167 pear Thirty sixths ly HE dot of Elghty-seventh strest betwoen Third tr Joni ie iBT I Taide, xe Ritts. fons Lonhe 1 ANS {Held by Justia BARNARD) Court vis ot 10 o's lack Ms; na hy it y "R r [wentietk—BEoth sds Poenty iat rom Firat t Shr. Volonees (Br.), Holmes, Halitex D. R. De Wolt x Co, p. tra Nou. du. Worlaon 2gl. Weght; I, Lard dh ut Seett; 16, Faéisee pre collsetion of Colne belonging to the (ane I JH ALE. —Propert} and Siand of Phy fAcan aver oo ad to thw 4 EE hos Jum ir: “Pus Schr Saou. Canady. Lepreanx, Jed. Frye Co Bergen pzt. Pail sien, y olale be wt os future dey. i Toil I a3 for sale, tin Penuspiveiin Yauath aw orth frou #1500 to #1 60 F fjolels, F240 and nyonioe. Sehr. sates alley Riaswudt Auigive, 6, NVidamulie Severon Corny, and Corer or CoMMon VAS Ade EDS erioneer ye; broperty uaw, aad one of Lhe best in a growing town will Faanty-frst—sButh sides of Segeniy ninth arent from Fifth aveane 4 cir, Lolnh Bost, ‘oni, Apalschicols il. Brows jyrnemd for the ‘eth. a hE hg sold 1} seitrond ficititini. Powcslon gwen immedinte'y. Prison oi opty Bn ave wr ea to the font Hiwor nd to the o rol hall Ad Py AT EM HE Marin Baton, #msaelo, Savemdl 8. Lo Metiomiy oatanixe Conner SERIAL. Taks-~ (Rell by. Gaose, 3] EADY. at ded AN bh el y sas hot, 0 4000, wy one Ravi Wee Jueens Wo J0Tosk ay, fore Fartiuiers, By FINENTAL HOTEL AND W VIERR-CURE, Tus AHaty Kn RYH 3 3 he, MB. Bresba!, Hass a ord ay A (0 Cam as ob agX 4 Hof the Hid A ye och. Ay adhd A, ANG. Cline 1 t SEMIN LE avd of AN AN I st AY ore ash 1 s Ne Nf Megs rv, Sore a i. q A oy 4 bel” eA 80 Labertysi., A JUOLLY DESIRABLE FAMILY HOLS, IF iat Orie. Biers rapa, 1.5 Jere ty br. NOBEDUItITIAE, SARAMMNIGA SPEING Al! Derwant whose indsiosts wa affestod bg the Whi SUmind Sass RHA woes Ore pdms Only Son 3 COMPOSERS ar. Enel; og Ok WAUON USF, dark brow, jour yout od. bo) hkl NI ea i my, te be Spon CR 4 i re i ORD, Pep n tiv, 1) mony. ahd Ww 298 VP tothe soe, fe AUREL Hh TET LT Le a on Doiahun wagon: IAI And ene os pei sad lo horse 107 bad "TIA FOR SATE Thien macs 2050 Tato, No {aries atte adams ti beet io Yarosian wid Madicat Bev wie! ou) £0 present bir oli ctinns fn Winhee tn Speke VA Mata a chant and hind alll a An pe po yom 1 gd i YOu pl a wl wd o 3 i u N. Orci wite ads pronaliy tothe ter tow et of palais pirned of i weir ofa va. 30 Uh nls pembanel Ten LS eu v 4 (Hpi for uw Heid noted, wi Lo md by voterinary soo voor GG de L000 be ph ation and 1 as Ae 4 "Nn 0.000 Wo hak i np Mamtanc, WNL RUiTly Ahoy Ligin A ERLE h d Mos ines: 2X4, Foskaway, susie by Miner apd Steven, be PETE CLE TUR wood: 4 a 8 Rte inis wine AAA 2 anid ie VV A W (ha Hy pe 3 a Or. RAF FA WE OAKLEY a dh "iy hnct an yous, ind dotder whin, pankat. A fo ot v ps 0 Al we, a oS "we ie fy IL ng toh lah ng! Tan in i Ul Ly XL NORNEE ER LI tw ob ib 8 AOUke, Be rid a PR EE i ks: a] sates of dew Yor ie is ers CO Hie ioe, CRA Coane A lught wagon it goog erik or WOE WELLING (restos I moderne Olen Ban! of Resessoin, ew Gout Bawre, Velobos IR pans be Fl thon ur 5h

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Amusements. BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM ICE. "WW, Clarke PAY AND EVENING THE SEA (O! Mr sud a full company. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOS] TIES WINTER GARDEN TIS PVENING-LADY AUDLLY'S SECREN A ot Bowes NISLO'S GARDEN, THIS LVENING=THE BLACK CROOK —=Gieat Paiicienss Ballot Tope WALLACK'S TUFATER. THIS EVENING =E100000. Mr. Fredetic lobioson, Me Jolin Silber, Mr. Charles Fisher. Miss Madeline Herriques, Mra. Vernon, TO-DAY, ut 2 p. m.=MUSICA), MATINEE. Mae. Manie!ta Gar wenige, Mdlle. Adelaide Phillips, Signor Anastusi. DODWORTH HALL. TRIS EVENING—M. Hartz. tha Hlusionist “THF BASKET TRICK. Matiuso at 2 o'clock. (INIA OLYMPIC THEATKE THIS IVANINO-THE LONG STRIKE, Teigh, Miss [Las Newton. NEW.YORK THEATER. THIS EVENING=WAR TO THE ANIEF WANTED, A SHOUSAND MILLINERS, Mr. Mark Smith, Mr. Lowi Baker, Mri Gomersall, Mra. Maria Wikio __¥OX'S OLD BOWERY THFATIR. THIS EV FNING-FOREST OF BONDY--DOG OF MONT ARGIS--LES DEUSE FUGITIFS. Miss Fanny Herring Mo. GL. al 8 Mr, Chinon W\ boat BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THIS EVENING THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Bogami! Daw ison. BROADWAY THEATER THIS EVENING=LITTLE BAREFOOT. Miss Maggie Mitohal My GERMAN STADT THEATER. THIS FVENING-MERCHANT OF VENICE. AM: Bogumil Daw ison, RS NEW YORK CIRCUS. TIS FVENING-NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE, Mc (lob avon and hisiwfent won, PICTURES FROM PICKWICK KELLY LEON'S MINSTRELS. THIS EVENING=KELLY LEON'S MINSTEEL TROUPE No. 720 Broadway, ~LITTLE BAREFOOT. FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. THIS EVENING—BUDWOXTH'S MINSTRELS ST. GEORGE ANNE DRAGON. OPEN DAILY-MOZIER'S EXUIBIT DAILY-MOZIER'S EXHIBITION OF SPATL ARY. BIN MARBLE a Business Notices. Davis CorLamore Co. No. 479 Broadway. 4 doors below Broome st. Having Fularged their Stores by Extending it through to Mercsisb, have added SILVIR I'! ATED WALE to their Large Stock of CHINA AND GLASSWARL. We desire Especial Atteution to Large Assortment ol NEW CHINA DINING SETS, For Covgas and THROAT DISORDERS, nse “*BROWN'S 2 Broxcuial Trotass,” baving proved their cfliciency by atoat ol WaAny years. “1 have never changed wy mind respe ting them frown thes fost, excepting to think yet batter of tlat which bagan thinkivg well ol.” cH" Pry. Pasay Warn Pwo THE RECENT GREAT FIRE In West AND WASHINGTON-STS. HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SaP2 “JHE ONLY ABTICLE NOT CONSUMED." New-York, Ogt. 23 1144 Meare. Herring, Ferrel Sherman, No. 251 Broadway. GENTS: At the recent destrociive fire in West and Washinsion dts, on the 15th instant, we were the owners of one of your Herring's Patent Champion Safes, which was filled with book: and walyable uot only those of oor own, but two other concerns, in which wo ure inte eded. The Safo was got out of the roius a {vw days 820, and is the ouly article not consumed ia the building; all else is “clean gone." Ou opening we were plessed to find all our baoks, papers, and entire contents of the Safe wall preserved; some of the backs of the books are drawn by the steam, but this is the only mark of the severe trial to which they have been Sxgoted, J. E. Baxter Soxs, No. 508 West-at,, N. Y. HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, The wost reliable security from fire ever known. Hernine, VARREL SHIRMAN'S New PATENT BANKERS NAVES, The ouly Safe made with FRANKLINITR OR PATENT CRYSTALLIZED TRON, And perfectly impenetrable to a burglsr's drill. Manufactured by Herring, FARREL SHERMAN, No. 251 Broadway. Faraey, HeaxiNe Co., Philedelphia. Herring Co., Chicago. __Hurmine, Farngr SHERMAN, New-Orleans. NicHOLS SEAMLESS SADDLE CLOTHS. and AnyusTABLE Coacn Paps Fascy Cororep Woor Mars. TOMPKINS, Wowark, N.J.| Approvals of the Saddle Cloth: “The best have ever known used for saving the backs of horses.” Ges. U, 5. GraxT “used it in my Georgia and Caroliva marches” Mas-Ges. W. T. SHERMAN, “1 am well pleased with it.” Mas. -Gex. M. C. NriGs. “The Cloth possessss positive merits.’ MAJ.-Gex. Rurus INGiLLS. The best MAGN. J. H. WiLsoN. i have used your Pateat Saddle Cloth, and highly approve. of 1.” Hox. Marers L, Warn, NEWARK, June 15, 15m, Messrs. Nicwors axp Toxpxixs. Gentlemen:—! Lave exumived with much pleasure your Patent Adjust ble saddle Cloth, it is the best have ever seen. Being thick and light, it not only protects the horse's back, but lessens the jolt or concussion between the rider and the borse thus contributing materially to the esse and comirt of both. fact best kuown to the Arabs, woo almost lve oun the horse, and always weer udder their saddles apy thicknesses of heavy fait. Very respectfully yours, J 2. Ramey CATARRH BRONCHITIS! SCROFULA'! The miserable deceptions uoder the mame of “Caturrh Remedies” which are dsily foisted on the public, will receive a public exposition in wy forthcoining Treatise or Nature's Sovereign Remediols.”” Not one oase has ever been cored Ly any of them! The only Positive Remedy is that which have obtained from Plante. Explanatory cir calsr one starp. Advice gratis. Wx I. Prixcr, Flushing, whick is only 30 winntes from Thirty fourth st. Ferry, New-York. (GENIN'S HAT STORE, No. 513 Broadway, is the largest in America, the best arrenged, contains the grea'est variety of styios, introduces the most elegant novelties, aud depends for its re- turns upon immense sales at poyular prices. WiLLcoX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. “Jtaseam is stronger and less lisble to rip in use or wear, than the Lock-stitch."—[** Judge's Report” at the Island Park Trial.” Send for the Report” aud sar pies of Work containing both kinds of No. 52 Broadway. stitches ou the same piece of goods. Hi ————————————_———— Tr A THE ARM AND LEG, by B. FRANK PALMER, LL. D.— The “best” free to soldiers, and low to officers sud civilians. 1,609 Chestout-st., Phila; Astog-pl, N.Y.; 19 Green st, Boston. Avoid fraudulent imitations of bis vatents. Tae HoWE SEWING MACHINES—LOCK STITCH.— For Families and Manufacturers. They sre world-renowned. Tue Hows MacuiNe Co.. No. 659 Brosdway. New-York. "Mors CHEMICAL PoMADE Restores Gray Hair, keops it floss 204 from falling out removes dandruff; the finest dress ing used. Sold by Rosurox. No. 10 Astor House, and druggis IMPROVED LoCK-STiTcH MACHINES for Tailors and Manufactarers. Onover Baxzr Sewing MACHINE COMPANT, No. «2% Broad way. a ie TRUSSES, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPENSORY HAND- Aoxs, SupPoxTERS, Ac.—Manrss Co.'s Radical Cure Truss Oftice eoly at No. 2 Vesey-st. Lady attendant. Dr. ScaExck will be at No. 32 Bond-st., New-York, every Toesday, from 9s. m. to J p. mh. “ELnipric 8. M. Co's. LOCK STITCH SEWING MA- CHINES, 543 Broadway. Firat Premiums N. Y. and Pa. State Fairs, 1866, WHEELER WILSON'S LOCK-STITCH SEWING Machine and Borrosnors Macixe No. 623 Broadway. GROVER BAKER'S HIGHEST PREMIUM LLASTIO STITCH SEWING Macmings for family use. No. 493 Broadway. WEED'S IMPROVED SEWING-MACHINES. 506 Broad way, The best yaAMILY Machine, using a straight peed'e and shuttle. Also large Machines for all manufacturing purooses. Agents wanted. “Cartes Vignette, $3 per dozen; Duplicates, $2. Al negatives registered. R. A. Lewis, No. 160 Chatham-st.. N. Y. At GIMBREDE'S, No. 6558 Broadway, on exhibition this week, superb PAPIkR MACHE articles, just im. ported, for sale retall at wholessle price. CRISTADORO'S EXCELs1OR HAIR DyE is universally acknowledged os the best extant. Factory, No. 6 Astor House Ar EviroeLys, No. 302 Broadway, Wedding nd elegant styles. The new Weddi Notes and vane sony pratin SAF uow Welding “Op Eves Mape NEw without spectacles, doctor, or medicine. Sent e-paid on receipt of ten cents. Address Dr. E. B. Foorx. No. 1,130 Brosdway. New-York. (COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED.—Sent Joag-vaid.cn eonh of ten ceuts. Address Dr. E. 8B. F A 50 Broadway. age Pork r ook, No. “SQUIRE LANDER, No. 97 Fulton-st., offorfor sa'e Dianoxps. 18 carat GoLp Warcues, Cuarvs, sll kinds of JEWELRY, English Sterling SiLver WARS, st a small per centage Over ACTUAL MANUFACTURING CORT. A SURE PLE CURE. Dr. Greeert's Pine INSTRUMENT. Positively cures the worst cases of Piles. Sent by mail on re ceipt of $4. Circulars free. Sold by droggists. Agent wanted every- ng Address J. B. Romaixe, Menager, No, 575 Broadway, New- ork. POLLAK BON, No. 692 Broadway, N.Y. Megrscuavs Pree Maoufactuiers Pipes cut to order, repaired, boiled snd mounted. TROUBLE IN MISSOURL ec A RIOT AT LIBERTY--TWO MEN KILLED—THE REGIS- TRARS ARRESTED—REBEL THREATS. SY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. LEAVESWORTH, Oct. 2).—~A man just from Liberty, Mo., says he was driven from there, and that two men ware killed. The Supervisors'of Registration have been arrested and are confined in the jail. Threats have been made by the Rebels to clear out the Registrars and destroy their books. There has been great trouble, and the indica- tions are of the most serious kind. CUBA. SUCCESSOR TO GEN. LURSUNDI, AS CAPTAIN-GENERAL, APPOINTED. SY TRELRGRAPE TO THE TRIBUNE. New-Orreans, Oct. 20.—Lieut.-Gen. D. Joaquin i Medtvite succeeds Gen. Lursuudi as Captain General of A PUBLIC HEALTH, oy vausdkarn vo THs yRisoNE, Cmioago, Oot, 29.—~The woather is still cool and raw, although milder than lest a CONN, 10.0 past 48 hours, havo besn five, ot vhigh Bo [EVN fn ington. na New Dork Daily Tribune, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1866. Advertisements for ths wook's 184u0 of Tx WEEKLY Prisons mont ba banded in 79 Day. Fo Luk Sevi-Werkry Trisons, pubished this mornteg, contotms another istallment of George Eliot's fomaons story, Fehr Holt, the Radical," Foreign Cor- respordancs fram al! parts of Europe, A Month among the Pennsylvamsa Coal Mines, Ths Lake Tunnel at Chi- cago, Mywng, Letter from Bayard Taylor, Agrienlture, Laterary, Art and Gersral News Items, Maskats, and a Summary of the lates! mews. 8 On the inside pages of ovr isswe of this worming will bs found wotices of the different Magazines; The Mowey Mav'ot; Commercial Reports, and stems of tm- portance. Vote so as to lop loya'ty at premium, and treasm al adisconnt (lon. Bhoridan, it is reported, is ordered toYanort to Washington, in refaranco to Mexican affairs. A joint mooting of the County and Judiciary Con- ventions of the Ropublican Union party will be held this ovening at Leadquartora, No. 600 Broadway. Our Missowsi lottara and talograms show the de- termination of the Rabols to carry the elections by violence; everywhoie tho example of Now-Orloans is boaring bloody fruit. Our Washington dispatches anticipate tho import ant Diplomatic Correspondence, which will soon be published by the Department of State. The interast takon in the fate of Jeff. Davis and American affairs generally, by the European Courts, is shown by the lottara of Nessra. Bigelow and Rufus King. Tha offisial investigation of the loss of the Evening Star has bean finished, and the report sent to Wash. It 15 Lo the effect that the vessel and engines wero in good order, and of sufficiont sf rongth, and that the cause of tho loss was the want of a crew. Thare wore but six sailors, who wore unable to man- age the steamer in the storm. The report is positive in tho statement that with a sufficient craw the vessel could have heen safely brought into port, Busines and travel on lower Broadway must be imnoeded by the double track which the Dry Dock, Fast Broadway and Battery Iadroad” have laid diagonally rom Aun-st. to Fulton. This new and boll movement of the Gridiron" speculators will be an weconvouience from which the public will suffer. The cars attempted to run yesterday, and the street was soon blocked up. Thare could not be a worse place for a railway, or a worse method of laying it. Mr. Smith Ely, jr., one of the best members of the Board of Supervisors, lias borne testimony to its evils, His letter declining a Democratic renomination we printad yesterday, and in it he emphaticaliy said: **If the Board of Supervisors continues to exist through another year, I know, from my past experience, that the efforts of no one member can arrast the tide of corruption which controls its proceedings.” For- tanatoly this Wintar will probably end the existence of the Board, the whole history of which ia the black- ast proof of the iniquity of the Ring” which curses our city. Tha Mayor of Quebec and others hava issued an ap- peal for contributiona to ralieve the sufferers by the great fire in that city, and ask aid from the ganerons- hearted of every land. Wo hope Americans will not be found illiberal, for few disasters have bLéen more terrible than this fire, by which nearly eightoan thou- gand poraons wero loft homeless, without food or cloth. ing. The rigor of a Canadian Winter will add to the sufferings of women and caildren; nor can their fel low-countrymen entirely supply their wants. That charity which the pecple of the United States have 50 often extended will not now be solicited in guin. We he citizens of Quebec are resolved not to tempt danger again, and that have been prosecuted for on the mins of the burned dis are alad that a number of persons wooden buildings Today we report wonunt of $5,790, erecting

subseriptions in this eity to tl The probability of an appeal to arms being made by President Johnson in his Cougress, is being seriously discussed in the English press. By those, however, who arc acquainted with the charac- conflict with Editorials, nig ter of the American people, it is contended that there is no danger to be apprehended on this score. Thus, Mr. Goldwin Smith, writing to The Manchester Exam- iner and Times, argues that there is no fear of a suc- cessful resort to arms by the President, inasmuch as in this country every soldier, with a few exceptions, is a citizen, amd, as a consequence, directly interested in the maintenance of popular rights and popular zov- ereignty. Every soldier,” he says, “understands the distinction between bis military and his civil duty, and knows the bounds which are set to his military duty by the Constitution. When, for a single mo- ment, General Sherman forgot the limits of his com- mission, and proceeded—not in intention, perhaps, but in fact—to encroach upon the functions of the civil government by negotiating a political settlement with the Southern commanders, his soldiers, ardently as they admired their victorious chief, at once, though without any breach of military discipline, showed their disapprobation of his conduct, and made it mani- fest that he could not reckon upon their bayonets for any support but that which was sanctioned by the law. If the President of the American Republic were, for unconstitutional purposes, to order the soldiers to fire on the people, they would first refer him to the proper article of the Constitution, and then fire on him.” Truthfully and forcibly put, this; but let the people bear in mind that the surest means of prevent- ing any such attempt as that which some apprehend, is to speak at the polls in so unmistakable a manner as to convince President Johnson that to oppose the popular will would be about as vain as to endeavor to roll back the swelling billows of the ocean. THE REGISTRY. The Inspectors of Registry will hold their second and last session on Friday and Saturday, the 2d and 3d of November, next preceding the election, which occurs on the 6th, Their duties, as defined by the law, will enable voters to understand what are the prerequisites to a legal registry. We give the con- cluding section of the Act of 1566: SEc110% 3. The said Boards of Inspectors shall meet on the Friday of the week preceding the day of the general election, in their respective election districts, in the City and County of New-York and in the City of Brooklyn, at the places designated as provided in the first section, and in the other election dis tricts of the State at the place designated for holding the polls of election, for the purpose of revising and correcting said lists and for this purpose, in eities, they shall meet at 8 o'clock in the morning and remain in session until 9 o'clock p. m., of that day and the day following and in other districts they shall meet at 4 o'clock in the morning and remain in session until 7 o'clock p. m. of that day. And they shall then revise, correct, add to and subtenct from, and complete the said lists, and shall on that day add to the said list the name of an rson who would, on the said first Tuesday of November, be entitled under the provisions of the Constitution and laws of this State to exercise the right of suffrage in their respective election districts, But in making such addition on that day, or on any prior day, they shall not place ou the said list the name of any person except iu strict compliance with the provisions of section two and section four hereof, and the other provisions of this act. The second section of the same law provides that no one shall be registered who cannot prove to the satisfaction of three of the four inspectors that he is a qualified voter in his district. We invite close attention to the legal safeguard against fraudulont naturalizatious: “No person born out of the United shall be placed on such register unless ho shall, to the personal knowledge of thies of suoh inapect =a have hoon duly naturalized, or hall prove Lis naturalization as provided in the aot hereby amonded. When the guostisn Is raised oa (ho maluralization of a parson, preof we NEW-YORK. re TL hd _ YA DAILY TRIBUNE, a Ad Bn ky TUESDAY, OCTOBER Trimm a. FR PE Em shall be made to tho satisfaction of inspectors, by his own oath or otherwise, that the person claiming to be placed on the register is the identics! pereon named in the certificate he pro duces.” 1t should be carefully observed that no person can be rostered who would not on tho day of lection be entitled, under the Constitution and laws of the State, to exercise the right of suffrage in his election district. According to these, a volor must have been an inhab- itant of tho Stato one year, four months a resident of his county, thirty days (next preceding the election) of hia district, and ten days a naturalized citizen. Volers must appear in porson to be register: d,” and ‘the penalty for falas registry is” imprisonment, in the Poniteutiary for-ono year. Thus advised, wo trust that every inspoctor as well as every voter will be awake to the importance of a full and fair registry and vote. Our friends are cautionad to make sure, ou the day for revising regis: (Fics, that all legal votes are registered, and all others watohfully stricken off. Moreover, we urge upon all voters, without distinction of party, to vote For a Con- wention Lo Tovise our imporfeo! State Constitution. To this ond, and for the poople of the whols’ Stato, we most oarnastly appeal. THE CONVENTION OF 1867. All arguments against a Constitutional Convention are anawored by one fact—the present Constitution, excollent as it is, does mot protoct us from tyranny and frand. It is idle to pretend that the Constitution cannot be improved, while even the oppouents of a Convention declare that it is grossly evaded, and while the Govornment of this city is a disgrace to the State. That all tho evils from which we suffor cannot be re- moved by changes in tho Constitution, wo know, but it is possible fo place stronger bars to corruption and outrage. Tha Judiciary system, which all partios agros noals careful revision, is alone suflicient roason why a Convention should ho held. We want no unnecossary delaya in the courts, and should placa justice within the speedy reach of the poorest citizan. Other important reforms rospecting the Log- islativa and the Executive Departments of tho State, the Kleotoral laws, and the gonceral affairs of the State, deserve the attention of a Convention. Noir must the subjoct of Impartial Buifrage be neglectoad On the 6th of Novembor the people of New-York will be called upon to vote for or against a Conven- tion to be held in 1867. We know there will he an offort to defeat it, an ciort mado expressly iu the n- torest of those who hate all yoform, and cling to the present Constitution, not for the good that it protects, but for the evil it permits. Whatever his party, no honest, intelligent voter can hesitate to vote For the Convention. At least, lot every man who wr Fenton cast his ballet also for the Convention, romem- tes boring that the Constitution itself provides tor a Con. vention but once in twenty years, THE LABOR QUESTION IN TEN 19. The wholesale vote in one branch of tie Texan Legislature against the Constitutional Amen Iments, as well as the aspoct of affairs geucrally in that re- gion, will probably prevent the réader from being surprised at the movements now under way in Texa for reducing commen laborers” (as the chivaley styles the toiling multitude) to a condition little better, if not really worse, than old-fashioned Slavery. A let ter from a loyalist in Texas to a prominent Texan Unionist now in New-York, from which we are mitted to quote. thus briefly presents the leading features of the movements to which we refer, The writer says: Our legislators have prepared a series of bills to ba enforead against common laborers, wherchy ther tl they can whip the devil around the stump, avoid the Cou stitution of t reduce the negroes to substantial slavery, five in gpumber—as folibw: unk ye State, spit upon the Civil Rights till, and Ret Ihe bills rst: The Labor Bil—which compels im laborers’ to contract for not less thn one year s or befor y the 10th day of January of ew h ve ar, theraaftor as practicable’ —w hieh will be held t JL the tume probably other ten drys, o Secord: The Voumnt Bil'—whiech declares HIRERT mon laborers’ vagreuts, who do not continct asa or before the 10th of Javvary Third: Tho Approntice Bill—which kes op miner common laborers’ —that is. young HIZers--u Uobads them out till they are 1 years old. Fourth: The Trospass Bill—which makes it Lrospas and penal offense for any person to go upon th “il sos of another withont his consent; and, it a trespass wit arms is wade, then the devil is to pay. Of corre, the object 1s to disarw every negro in the NM “th: The Harborning Bill— whieh punishes y Der son who may harbor, feed or protect any *comiion labore: or apprentice pot in Lis employ or bound to him, “The whole series 1s the most rasca 1s w of UE. concocted As they had to make these acts g and ax it will include ‘common laborers’ without d tr color, there is some hope ol the people Kicking up tins them: but I believe it 1s understo d that our ‘loyal’ Su. preimme Court will decide that ‘common Iaborer ical reer, and that may quiet down the opposition, irenious d intended to by which it 1 make these abominable bill le, is worthy of the spirit in which the scheme Yet, althongh the Su- premie Court” of Texas is expected to sanctify the vil- lainy by declaring that the phrase “common laborers means only niggers,” the white Northern and Euro- pean laborers,” whe are urged by some people in Texas to migrate thither, might possibly feel it rather uncomfortable to Lave themselves and their families subject to the penalties specially contained for reduc. ing thewolored laborer to a new form of degradation and Slavery. Comment on such schemes is almost superfluous. The common sense of every honest man and woman will rightly appreciate the monstrosity of such propo- sitions—propositions which are nevertheless val ble as illustrations of the pro-Slavery spirit that now revels in the tempogary sunshine of Presidential favor, ~The 11 evice operate only azainst colored peoj was engendered. GEN. BUTLER'S SOLDIERS. Copperhead Conservatisin” has made tninor attempts to coddlo the soldiers, not to mention the dead-get and its thrice-lamentable result under the left-handed auspices of Gen. McClellan, Of course guch a rich capital of votes was too tempting for speculative politicians; but though the grab was made, nothing to speak of came of it, and we venture to predict that however often renewed, in White Houses or in pot-houses, nothing special ever wili come of it except special discomfiture. There ave excellent and natural reasons for this. To begin with, our soldiers, as a class, are the most intelligent and the best educated the world has seen from the days of Julians Cwmsar to the days of Gen. Grant. Secondly, they fought for principles aud not for pay or plunder, Thirdly, they met Secession face to face, and marked the diabolical earnestness which sullenly smoldered in its biood-shot eyes. Fourthly, they would have been more than human is they could have ntterly banished bitter memories of the Confederate prisons—of starvation unalleviated, disease, wanton eruelty, and gratuitous insult. They romembered, and they did right to remeinber; lor al though religion commands us to be forgiving, it does pot command us to be fools, and a long memory is quite consistent with a merciful heart. Soldiers, of all others, naturally prefor to select their law. makers from among their old friends rather than their conquered opponents, and do not look with particu- larly rapturous delight upon the prospect of a Con- gress transmogrified into a Confederate and “op- perhead camp. In a word, our veterans’ eyes are as wide open now as they were when upon picket-duty; and for the result of their wakefulness the reader is referred to the eleetion returns, at once 50 decisive and exhilarating, An appeal’ to soldiers as a class might bo of dangerous import, but no such appeal is necessary. 'Lhey are simply voters who have had particularly good opportunities ol studying troason in its fiercest oud foulest mood, and they neither admire the animal, nor. the friends of the ani- mal, no matter by what name those friends may call themselves, or in whatovor gash they may bo, for the moment, masquerading. Tao onsg like Lhis, wo suppass hia! Cau. Butlar, an several members of Congress! demnalion apd vour votes!

per- every man of them old-fashioned Democrat, may bo considered as a good witness. He said at Springfield, UL, last Tuesday, that his Division of 6,000 troops went into the war “Democrats” almost to a man, and came out of if, rank and file, Republicans, their residence in Louis jana having changed thoir ideas,” and given thom a frosh sot of opinions in all matters rolating to Slavery. Nobody can say that those rosults of per- sonal observation were not perfectly fair and legit- imate; nobody can: dony the right of a man to shape his viows of publio policy by what ho knows from immediats intercourse with avowed enomios of tho Government; and nobody with sense enough to, pull a triggor will vote to-day as if there had not boon an earnest and bloody battle yosterday. As wo owe our success in the war very much to the intelligence of our soldiers, 50 wo may put our trust in that intolli- gence when we would win the viotories of peaco. Wo have no occasion to beg for, or to buy (if that woro possible) tho votos of the voterans. Natarally and instinctively, they aro with us already, aa we are and have been with them. MOSES—~A PARALLEL. The radica! Unionists in the Weatorn States aro ou- joying a parallel ran by some wil on tho prarios bo- tweon our Johnson Moses” and the Moses of Scripture, to the offect that Moaca led his people through the soa; Johnson lad his into it. Moses asked Pharaoh to lot the people go; Johuson was sskod by Congress to let the people go, but wouldn't Moses cast down and broke the tables of tho law; #0 has Johnson Moses erected a serpent in the wilderness and the people lived Johnson erected a serpent in New Orleans and the people dind. Moses slow an Egyptian Johnson slows" himself Moses ind Aaron for a gpokesman Johnson has his apokes wan. Aaron made and showed a calf; Johnson's man made and showed a menagerie Moses ato quails in the wilderness; Johnson entertained quails at the White House Moses sang a song of triumph, Johnson sings on the othor side of lis mouth Moses was angry with the people; so is Johnson I: Moses's time there were plagues by reason of hanging oi Lo slavery and maintaining the wave power; 80 there are in John son's Moses este for he smed reproach greater than the riehos of Egypt, had respect unto the recompense of the roaward Johnson estocms is policy far above reproach, aud had respect unto the recompense of the pardon brokers Moses w vidual 2s the meakest man; Johnson is the "wnbley indi and, and they brought back they brought back increased Moses sent spios to spy out the il report 80 did Johnson, an Radical ps didn't bring his p majorities wplo inte the p omissl land 80 Jol:nson didn’t People of the States which vots in November for Echo at your polis the voices of the people of Pennsylvania, Oblo, Indiana and Lown, who in October imperially declared that in tho United States of America the People alone mako “policies "—that in this mation thers shall bo no Dictator but the People—that not at the fot of a Prosideat, be he traitorous or be he true, but at the fect of the People, in Congress assembled, shall conquered Rebels kn and there obtain such restoration of their forfeited rights as the People shall deem it them. Declare your supremacy by defeating, by immense majorities, all the candidates for Congress on the Johnson ticket, for is pledged to sustain the policy nb Nn wi, sate to give Johnson threatened as he swung around the circle=— thet he should not recognize the existing Congress as a constitutional body, but should act as if the Govern- incapable of making laws, esurrectionists undar your con. ment Was OF thrown, Bury these Reballion t) ntroduced into Johnson's ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. PENNSYLVANIA. Tho official vote for Goveruor in 366, in all the counties of Pennsylvania, is given below, compared with the voto for Governor in 1864, Tho whole voto cast then waa, for Curtin, 260,495; for Woodward, 954,171; total, 523,667; majority for Curtin, 15,325. The vote this year is as follows: For Geary, 303,250; for EWE; 290,004; total, 598,254; Goary's major- ity, 18,210. vo Countess. 11 Clymer, D ‘Adams. 2649 «Nn? LL 3128 Alleghany. A708 30053, Eu a1] 1795 Armstrong. 3146 oT. UTA J078 ,Beavor...... «Se ys Silene ns» ASR aR Bodford......... 2430 TPR am LARS Bork. vos ox eons 6005 0 [SR 13248 Is an «vu hbaes M3 286........ 3H LS Bradiond 5% SUA. TH S001 0K#..... 6%56 63. v... 606 T509 Butler.......... 3 JA. Joe 3061 Cambria. 216 38. 264: L205 Cameron. 318 0 noes Im 300 REROn: ou vs 1512 M19. 1996 2339 Contre.......... 4 SKB. ee nnss 300% A Clarion... 1614 258. C176 MiG Choater. 7944 998. B00 6221 Cloarfield.., 1563 8... 1650 EL] Clinton... 1607 1341. YA 2807, Columbia 180 Dine» 1965 048 Crawford... Gla 9%... 674 1963 Cumberfand. 34M 4075. 4030 4576 phil. «x. vnns 5065 LL 90 4301 Delaware 3462 BB. vom W647 2062 Elksnsas. 336 1s ee 376 al6 Lau FR 6250 RAN 3 3951 Fayetto. 300 Jl....... 3560 3 Fordat...a..0.ns 9 0. 100 76 ¥ranklin 3876 ano. 99 4106 Fulton.... 161 1 A TI 1055 Greeno,......... 1484 650 1649 F250 Huntingdon... 3%0 2167. RL] 2250 Indians. 3961 3065.5. ....s 1158 2100 Jeffarwon. A) 1598 RH 12 Juniata... 1456 1757 15i6 [IL Lancaster. .....13341 765. 14502 Rae Lawrence 3063 1251. 5 1410 Y.ebanon Nt) BUSSE 1194 206 Lehigh... 3600 90h. 4150 5751 Luzarns 702 0403. RT 187 Lycoming penn nit il3 JR63. 871 4443 oXean 622 BM 714 Meroer. 3007 S408. 4416 ns Mifitin 1700 1h L175 1E35 Monroe ee oma. 700 Soo Mantgomery..... BLR 7469. 7286 LAs Moutour......... 1122 17 [3H] 1593 Northampton M65 6532 285% 6H=70 Northumberland, 2649 HY CN wn Ss Rd] Perry.. 08 Pad ant M05 Philadelphia... 44774 363. 54905 4-517 Pike... 1164. 360 1084 Potter Sr ixviih 040. 1346 £20 Schuylkill. 6006 A547 RTO: 10514 Snyder. 7 (HH 181% 1326 Somerset... W064 38 3062 1750 Sudivan. S50 713 Ah ni Susjnelianna 414 0.0. 4x 2441 Tioga A504 1617 fT To Union 20 1250. 19M 10K Venango J200 2079 “wn SAR Warren 2074 Lah 9687 1572 Washington 4627 457% aT 4712 Wayne. xii 302 pa bX Westmoreland M49 084 i 2 G11 Wyoming (Halt) 1418 EN) 140 York.. Bale A OR; R80 SRL 200,04 290,004 @aary's majority. 18,215 Full returns from the Lycoming, Union, and Snyder Assembly Districts siow that on account of a local feud, C. D. Roust, Democrat is elected by two ina- jority over James Marshall, Union. The two other (Inion members of the District are elected. This change makes the House stand 62 Union to 35 Demo- rata: the 3snate stands 24 Union and 12 Democrat— making 36 Union majority on joint ballot. tI INDIANA. The following is the official vote for Secretary of Stare, at the election of 1866, and the vote tor Gov- aruor in 1864 Among the nu: *pecoastruct ol" Texas L yslatura was one to establish common schools, in which was a proviso that no Yankee should ever be employed aa a tea her therein. This was followed by the offer of a joint resolution to remove the dead soldiers of the Un ted States Army from the Texas State Cemotery. The hyena who offered this proposition, Senator Fosene, onforesd it with the utterance that the viie dust of these mercenaries is nuworthy to he mingled with that of the distinguished heroes and statesmen of the Lone Star State, The State Cemete shoud not O¢ polluted by the entrance nto Its sa red precinct of uch trash—the very scum of the earth.” Relatives of the dear S00,000 dead of the Unior \rmy, which like you bhest—the policy of Congress or of Andrew I Johnson, in regard to the admission of t is Texas? Make your answer at the p lis. Andrew Johnson threatens the people with war unless they succumb to his policy, and admit the Rebels to power. Montgowery Blair, who Gen. But- ler says will soon be a member of Johnson's (Cabinet, has publicly proclaimed that there will be war if Con- gress is sustained by the People. And Seward, the prophet, prophesied: Which will you have—Andrew Johnson as President or Andrew Johnson as King Voters! content not yourselves with saying, either with contempt, incredulity or wrath, that the Presi- dent cannot make war on your Congress and war on you. But goto the polls in a body and disable him from doing so, by electing the XLth Congress surely against him, and by bracing up the present Congress to the courage and strength to do all that may be ne- cessary to do to maintain peace and preserve the Gov. ernment, A People encroaching on itself !—a Congress elected by the People encroaching on the People !—the People’s Representatives the only branch of the Government from the encroachmends of which any serious danger to our institutions is to be appre- hended 1! This is the gist of Andrew Johnson's last pronunciamento against popular Govaru ment, through his Secretary of the Interior, Browsing. There isn sure cure for this insanity —an overwhelming Radical majority in the XLth and the XLIst Congresses, If President Johnson had undertaken to leave the flag with thirty-six stars” in the late Rebel States, it would have been torn to shreds as soon as handed out, and he would probably have. been torn to pieces. Throughout those States the Confederate flags used in the Rebellion are carefully laid away for Suture use. Unless the North presents a bold and solid front in support of Congress, there will inevitably be another civil war, and that at not a distant day. The brave people who pus 2,800,000 men in the field, and who buried 100,680 of their bravest and best in soldiers’ graves, will not admit that, though able to conquer the Rebelliva armed ank in war, they are unable to conquer it unarmed and in peace, The polities of this country are mortgaged, and the mort. gage is written on crape and with blowd. The People will vote as they fought. A ooirespondent sends us this question with a request that we answer it: Had a man in the South who owned slaves a right to mere votes than one who did not own slaves!” At the polls on elention day, no man, anywhere in this country, can lawfully cast wore than one vote, no matter what sort of property ha owas, But to choose a Member of Congress the law requires a district to contain about 112,000 inhabitants, who would, in a Free State, cast about 20,000 votes. In Sout’a Carolina the Ild Congres sional District, including (barleston, contained, before the war, 41,766 white citizoms, and 78,22 slaves, and cast aboul 7,000 votes. In Congress, Therefore, these 7,000, be- cause they owned 78,000 slaves, had as many votes as 20,000 voters in the free States who did not own slaves. And pow, since the slaves ‘anvo been mado reo, unloss tho pro. posad amendments, or similar ones, shoud be adopted, 7,000 votors in Soush Caroline will hava ws much repro i~64. 1566, Counties, Morton. Mobouald Trusler. Maason. Adoms...... 1 1210. uve BF 1273 Alien........... 251 nl) E21 qr Bastholomew 1780 Nee,....... UY part] Beutoa..... nu CL 513 Jie Backford 963 a00....000s on 607 Boone... sues cess Ro 15 240 2169 Brow. ss. .e JOB Le] LEA) 1025 Carroll a LL 15M 1320 104 Cass... cess JBI LJ RO brit Clarks 1745 W0712........ 1870 2044 HAY. vcs zsnnes 1293 1534.0 xe.» bk 1543 Clinton 1173 3513.. JIOB 1706 Crawford 787 y 1 a7 ne Daves 1257 1252 1520 1555 Dearborn 2151 PA 201 L5H *Dooatur 2017 MBB. ons 2 1914 DeKalb. 1564 1400 10 1721 Delaware AL 1] 7 Hn Hs 1rihows K 15m 4! 16579 Fikbart 07 1964 00 P2411 Fayette I= “hh i ~3 Floyd 1738 Wii..... L#65 PA Fountain 1606 17 SES 207 Franklin IE RN 2, 1534 2517 Fulton 1010 MS, Lo... 1X30 1036 (i.0s0n 13M MES. ane» Tih 15.57 terant E02 Bg x can hi 1.0 (rreene ne 1465... Ts 16575 Hamilton x 0... 157 I=22 Hancock 1550 471 Harrison 1436 a0 Heudric oA 1206 Henry N= 1200 How irl TH 1166 Huntington 1660 20088 Jackson 175 LA faspat al Jay w 134) Jetferson i 27h Jenning Inds 1250 4s 100 Kr i= 20061 Ros KO =i? 202 Lagrange 10h ad Lake 's! oid Laporte i A) Lawrence 2 I E50 Madison Wom N71 Mario $04 S610 Marshall nl 200 Mart 61h 1140 Miami 1216 0=4 Monroe 1224 131 Montgomery.... He 2565 Morgan...... 153 1457 Newton 4% RE Noble Ws? 1% Qh. vss eerseers 600 451 Orphge conssss LEE 1200 OWPl. cov cua. 1002 ER Parke...coe:us. 2115 1200 Perry.......... 1144 1502 PIES. .oczs seen: i 1134 Porter...ce. sass 1418 1257 POBOY coun rnnssas MB 174 Pulaski......ce.. MHD 823 Putnam ver OEM 4 Randolph...... 2443 11=3 Ripley. vs canaes 2931 WT Rush...cc.con0ass 1944 1935 Root esssesss [A Shelby cerns 1FO4 266 Spencer NT 1796 Starke =H 315 Steuben. 1664 762 St. Joseph 16x23 TER Sullivan oe Rid Switzerland. 1530 125 Tippecanoe Jae R210 Tipton. .....cenn =00 1x1 Union ..cvrenves LE] “40 Vanderburg W440 7 Vermillion. 109 0 VRE connecrssss WL NOT Wabash REL 1376 Warren 1351 aly Warrick 1336 1662 Washington 13=3 20) Wayne 460) 2105 WEI. ove ov vnes Cr] 2 1423 White wis J 1163 Whitley 125 1311 1327 154 Total 112,084 131,201 160. 61% 155, 102 Morton's wajority. .oeeeeoainn ve anne 20,283 Trusler's Majority. coer ceriniinnanasanssnns 14.516 WEST VIRGINIA. The following are additional county majorities: Un. Dew. n. Dew. Wood 0 ORienss c5x: #544 10 Newark 100 Baker S040 sean rooke...... A Morgan.... 20 Rr, NORTH CAROLINA. OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. (Counties Worth. Dockery. Counties. Worth. Dockery. Rowan. Sure 2 Meeklenburg... 3M 10 Lincoln L208 2 Guilford. ...5=2 Om Iredell 570 109 Orange....... ane Kv Cumberland... 500 17 Davie......}....476 0) Davidson I 503 Franklin L300 3 Cabarins........H9 25 Narthampton...453 BS Surry Vit 153 Chowan 134 Wo Alamance. 0% 120 Washington... 203 175 Warren. 1s TT Nobles sor rail 10 Wayne, I J 5 Pitt. aR) 1 Colutabus 280 9 Hertford. ......1% 2 Johnston 1x0 BO Union ..onveees 2 51 Yadkin......... 480 43 Burke...... ...52% 5 Richmond. 250 113 Buncombe. .....502 IH Pemon. am 3 Stanly.......... wi 130 Ceawell 12 2 Sampson...... 455 Ro Anson 313 9 Rutherford 3=2 Gis Chatham o 84 241 Bladen New-Hanover 49% 2 Brunswick. .e Rockingham 616 4 Harnett LL 30 Gaston cen Sd 258 Cartaret J re Catawba...... ER 17% Beaufort..... ..413 I= Alexander 393 31 Greene 179 1B) Cleaveland.... 0 83 Haywood 512 ie Robeson 69 McDowell 1H 10x SORES «vv von 216 Wilkes....... 3s 2007 Martin 130 2 Onslow 190 5 Edgecombe... 340 17 Ashe...........500 w2 Jones. 108 5 The Raleigh Semtinal has roturns from 51 counties, in which the vote for Gov. Worth amounts to 22,336; for Dockery, 5,718. Tho latter sarrissonly two coun- tins as far as hoard from, viz: Randolph and Johaston. The vote of Randolph being 664 for Worth, and 773 for Dockocy of Johnaton, 18% for Worth, and 280 for Dockery, The Sentinel thinks that thoro will not Is ovor 20 1a dient in the next General Assambly, Explanation of the small vote for Dockery ia gfvan santation in Corgross ax 30,000 volars 1 s0y of tho Narthara Hiates by correspondent of 779 Raleiok Sramdard In eyaad to the election in Beaufort County. We quote “The candidates for the Senate drew the lines din. tinctly ns between Union and Secession, The vote was thin. All the members elect stand plod the Howard amendment, in case the President's plan fails. The county proper is at least 500 Union my. hits strong. Wa Seseuly understood ry was not a candidate. consequent! no intarst folt in his behalf." EAL MS wan TENNESSEE. The Memphis Post of Oct. 24 says: Wo have in. Jormsation frase duvets} sheet ons held to fill v a. in islature r ate proclamation rGovmRr, Swink Ugusty ia reported to have o te W. J. Cleveland, a thoroughly loyal elects Wor iy Bedford Goo. W. Thompson, a FRE 10 elected in iller in Wares are considerad ns ivos in their sympathies, Flonry Coun said to havo elected L. Thorp over Porter, a 4g Brien, closeted in Nashville, is a notorious opposer of the Stato Government. It is expected that these ty the sloctions to be heard from will leave the working Dotics a majority in the house about the same. We mation of tho Governor calling an eleotion ville by the ion of Judge Lewis. A Consorvative will undoubtedly be elected ta hig Pr WASHINGTON. a OY TELAGRAP® $0 UHM FRIDENW. Wasiincron, Monday, Oct. 3, 1966 THR TAMMANY FENIAN COMM TTEE AND “HE PRESIDRNF —GEN. SHERMAN TO BE DETAILED AS SECRETARY OF WAR—DBATH OF MISS FANNY SEWARD—THR REDUCTION OF PAY IN THX QUARIEKMASTER'S Di- PARTMENT —THE CABINET CHANGES. State Senator John D. J. Bradley, Judges Shandley aud iogan, Col. Murphy, aud Supervisor Roach, all ol your city, srivod hero this morning, commissioned by the Tammany Society of New-York to petition for Exocutive interference in the cases of Lynch, and McMahon, end other Fenians captured by the Canadians. They called upon Mr. Jolinsom at 10 this moruing, left their petition and address, and wore graated an interview this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The President assured them he would use bis host endeavors to aid their wishes, and had prepared a communication for Mayor Hoffman in reply to a reso- lution on the subject from the New-York Common ('ounci!, which he handed sealed to Senator Bradley, and desired it should be given the Mayor at the time, stating in it would be found an answer to thew desiros. The delegation withdrew and leit for New. York by this evening's train, The document will be delivered to Mayor Hoffman to-morrow morning. The document above-mentioned reiterates the statemonts in the letter of Secretary Seward to Sir Froderick Bruce, the English Minister, on the sab- ject, It merely asks for a postponement of the execn- tion of the sentence on the prisoners until the United States authorities can carefully examine the whole proceedings of the trial and conviction, at the samo time in caso of a refusal asking for clemency to tie condemned, and pointing out as a good precedent the wagnamity of the Government of the United States to the men rocently in rebellion. There is very little doubt bat that Gen. Sherman is here with reference to the assuming the duties of Seo- retary of War. At the last session of Congioss, a resolution was directing the heads of Depart. ments to have their annual Jepunts in the bands of the public printer by the 1st of November, and tn com- pliance with this order Mr. Stanton’s is com loted, and by the 10th or 15th of November he will eave the Sabinet and Gen. Sherman will be detailed to temperacily fill the position, the precedent established Yor this hoiags the fagt that Gen. Scott uently iated temporarily as Secretary War. The detailing of Gen. Sherman to the War Department is not intended as a permanent arr ent. After the meeting of Congress, pad the Prosalot, fuels assived er in no ul on of its members to im im, Be will call 2 dar. Cowan of Pennsylvania, to bs Minister of War, and continue on in his efforts to rosurreet tae Democratic party. Cowan, aiihooge not successful in his undertaking, has served Mr. Johnson well, and may be a valuable wan to use at the naxt Presidential campaign. Miss Fannie Seward, ouly daughter of Secretary Seward, died this morning about 4 o'clock of typhoid fever. Shd had been ill the past week, and Saturday it waa expected she would recover, but a sndden change 13st ovening assured the household she would no. She was about 22 years oll: The Liow has been a severe one to Secretary, who, heiag in delicate health, is now quite prostrated. Owing to the illness of Secretary Seward, it has been deciled to postpone the funeral of Miss Seward until Wednesday afternoon, and the remains, instead of being taken to Auburn, will be encased in a metallie coin and placed in a vault here, until the hoalth of the Secretary will warrant the journey to New-York. A committee consisting of the employes in the Quartermasters’ Department waited upon the Presi dent this morning for the purpose of obtaining from nim a reply to their petition relative to the uction of their pay. The President dissents from the reasons of the Quartermaster General for the reduction and in 4 communication to the Secretary of War requests Lim at once to designate competent officers as a board to make inquiries and report to the War Department the rates which should be allowed. This order, he adds, will apply to the two petitions aecompanyin the application to which these instructions refer, an will for the present operate against any reduction of the wages of the employes in whose interest they have been presented. i The White House was thronged to-day with visitors, many of them ladies. Gen. Sherman was among the callers. Among those who had interviews. with the President were the Secretary of War and Gen. Rous- seau. No general audience was given to the visitors. The list of appointments of officers to the new Regie ments in the Regular Army has been completed some time, and is in the hands of the President. There seems to be a hiteh, however, in the President's con- firming the selections of Gen. Grant and Secretary Stanton. It was hoped that politics would be ignored in this matter, but it seems the President is so be- sieged with his political friends to have their favorites provided for that he bas to cancel win of the contem- plated appointments. Gen. Sherman 1s jast now kept busy helping to completes the list. His well-known cosorvative views make him very popular at the White House, and, in case he takes the War Desk, ba is likely to become the right-hand man of the Presi- dent, thus ousting Seward from his coveted position. It is said that when Sherman becomes Secretary of War he will call to his aid as Assistant Secretary one of those two distin and patriots, Gor- don Granger and Geo. Custer, The quantity of tobacco seized for confiscation in Richmond, shortly after the evacuation, by Col. Loomis, United States Treasury Agent, and registe as Confederate States property, valued at $200,000, has been taken Posseedion of by the Sheriff of Henrico County, Va., by exparte proceedings under an in- Conrt, Judge Lyons yed udge junction granted by tbe Hastings presiding. The ernment has emplo, Ames of this city to assist District-Attorney C in an endeavor to restore the property to its The case is to be called up on Thursday at Ricknoud: Gen. Sherman states that more troops are needed West, and has asked that some be sent. Gov. Cox of Ohio arrived in town to-day, Hel here to look after the war claims of his State. Gen. Grant and wife and Gen. Sherman called upor Mrs. Stanbury, wife of the Attorney-General, at he parlor in Willard's this afternoon. The following instructions to disbursing agents od the Treasury have recently been issued: Disbursing a ents hi hot re rd proguses of srucanid a t money in the an an n me cortiicate of Tne Superintendent the Qsburaing cer Is sponsible for the proper form of vouchers, for the the computing, and that the amounts are actually paid to pr receipting. No aceounts so certified for sorvicess paid at greater rates or otherwise i consistently with lies under contmet at law or regulations, nor for sup, H prices than it provides, nor again for supplies purchased in ry market. In case any fact comes fo the knowlalze the disbursing agent going to show that the serviees or sapien have not been actually ordered or dulivered, or are not at and proper prices, or that they wers, in his opinios, un sary, extravagant or unauthorized by the instructions to officer ia charge of the work, it wilt be his daty, notwi ing the vouchers therefor may bear the certificate intendent, to withhold payment and report the fatto the partment for instructions. CANADA. BY TILAGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE. OrTaWA, OC. W., Oct. 29.—The has been further ed until Dee. 11, 1 The rage of dsscount au Awoncan iavoices as dl [4 pet wel 29. ~Savoral new oti Canadian Dachamend for the woe woils ave Prrsouia, C. W., Oct. been struck lately. An effort is hcicg nade ogee foren markets BY tho Gross Western wuy's agiend 10g 4 heanoh Line to this place. THE NATIONAL FINANCES. Oy Tuuaduar VO IN ~The following ace the i bussements of the Treasury Department fog the week Satavday, Oct. 27: On account of the War Dopar imenk 2 xg, 140, on aeeount of the Navy Donarizansns, Sa), 279; on 86 sount of the Anterior Departuent, $2040 5; (otal, #100, Pha peeaials from ais sours (0-day “eve Bi 1000 1

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBEK 30, 1866. sna... POLITICAL. a aeiaifii— NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET, Per Governor Ton REUBEN E. J ENTON, Chantauqua; Forle Governor Lien. STEWART L. WH DIEOLD, Kings; For Canal Com'y.—Hon STEVHEN T. BAY), Bteuben For "visor (nspector—(ien. JOILN HAMMOND, ssc, Kleotion, Tuesday, Nov. ONION MEETINGS. BxruBLIcAN ['NioN Syare L Onur TEw, i Livers. METROPOLITAN HOTEL Dew York. po HAML BAKERS, Cheiuisa AS TRewiLLIGES, Secreary Tussday, Oct. 30, Assrsnpan—Gov. JOSE VL a HAWLEY of Connectiem, AsroiiA—i EO, WM. CURTIS, esq. Keprorn.—The Hon. E. D. CULVER. Bossy inL—J udge JAMES H. BELL of Texas en. J. A. GARFIELD of Olio, Vimouanros— {Gan SAMUEL MciEF of Ks Ringmasros- opman meeting, HERMAN RUESS, esq, ol Q uio. Carron. be Hou JOHN O'DONNELL. Craxron I ATRICE CORBETT, esq. Curonnarx—). J. COUCH, ew. Dusnsasviiie—The Hon A. H. BAILTY. Ww N Y.-H FVELETT RUSSK IL. busviwern Wann, N. Y= 0G Ww HOXIE, es. Frsma—ifon WM C. DOANE, BT a Ray; B. LiYEs re O tik B. COC Gusos. p. n= 3 2% al COCHRANE, Gen. K ClosuEn «len. STEWART L. WOODFORD. Mumarun--iion, LEWIS BARKER of rile. on. OU. J. VNING, HORST he BRADKO nw b FR: NCE, esq. are. FRANCIS SILVESTER, osq WiiaoALs—} "PLATT CARPENTER, on Homaxiavitaz—Gen, WALTER HAKRIMAN of N. H. HDaOS The Hon. SAMUEL GALLOWAY of Oto 1 Tho Hon, WM. K. PECL, jr.. of Connecticut. JAMAMOA~Hen. JAMES AML. ASEH LEY of Obie. Jommanuncn—The Hoo. N. B, LA BAU MAassuxA— (he Hon WILLIAM A. WHEELER. MeEpiea—lon. EB. F. BRUCE. MoNTeonkRY, pan. The Hon. H. B. ETANTON, WALBRY, eveuing— The Hon MAH LON CHANCE. New-Brruis— ion. GEO. H. WILLIAMS of Oregon Nyaox—The fon. CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, Nozwar—Dr R. 8 SI INEY WKINS Col. RUSE C. 1H T e Parma VEE KILBOURNE, meq. Paxy YAN. The Hon HORACE MAYNARD of Tennessee, Kiomviaa—\4 H BURLY CIMOUTH of Louis w LC, W of Louislar Ricunory— $3 fon. WML Ti GLEASON The Hon. A. H. LA N, Saunmvry— 3 SUR "PRATT, ong. sSomvrnen Farws—Col. S. P. SMITIL SunLouese— 1. B. JENKINS, Esq. SMITHTOWN Baaxgy-- M. SHELDON, CTEN 3 The Hon. C, lL. SeanoeRrowS— (1 NC. HOGEBOOM. seq Srvyvesasy VaLws—Mojor C. b. SCHOLEFIELD. L] mak Hata. LIGHTH WarD, BrooKLYN—Msjor JAMES HAG. CRT. Wie for CLAN AEA 1 he lon. HANN JAN. Warkgrows.— C0 "WM. Li. 4IBSON of Obio. Warenrrey—¥. M FINCH, esq. W grLsvinLe—Gen. 8. CAREY of Ohio. Wrst WoixmreLn—Col. JAMES FAIRMAN. Winwmwin— Uz. F. SCHULTZ. Yosauus—The Hon. GALUSHA A GROW of Pa. Wednesday, Oct. 21 The Hon. C. L. BEALE, JOHN C. HOGEROOM, esq. Gen. WALTER HARRIMAN, of New-Hampshire, Burs avo—§ The Hon JAMES A. GARFIELD, of Ohio. The Hon. IRA HARIS, Avnvms, Oerassn meeting. HERMAN RUESS, aq, of Ohia. CANANDATGUA—Gen. 8. F. CAREY of Ole. CuDABYIRLE —Col. JAMES FAIRMAN. B. PLATT CARPENTER. Cuarmax Foon Coaxems. 00 “4 "i CHRISLER. Doxpre-—-Dr. WM, C. DOAN Eusrivge— i" ATRICK CORBETT, es). $ourov—The Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN, CrxNapa Has BuooxLN--ti i LER. The Hou A. BH A N. Fanerieue— JY MORGAN. esq. Oexrnpoisr—F. J. FITHIAN, rl DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Major iL CAMPBELL. Guoss Gamnxxs, 234 Wmst.—~ 4 "p VER ETT RUSSELL, lonwgr—Gen. SAML. McK¥E of Fentucky. HuxTiNeros—Evening—GEO. WAM. CURTIS, esq. Heyvarrox-—W AM, H. BURLEIG I, esq. KiNpRREOOK—Major C. M. SCIHOLEFIELD. Laxxiasn.—L. BRADFORD PRINCE. Lixconx H NEWYORK. I'he Hou. GEO. H. ANDREWS lion. MAHLON CHANCE of O. Locxvory—Gen. B. F. BRUCE. LuprowvitLe—yp meatus Rev: B. Il. Jres. OUYOR jen. STEWART L. WOODFORD. MoKmoo, psu Tol Hon, CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW. BEE Eh Ron on. BUTLER G. N Mixsord, p.m. The Hon. WM, H. GLEASON. Jud HB CR ARMUVTH of Louisiana, Gen. SON of Ohio. Kewarnon— The Hon. WM. K. PECK, ji, of Coun. Nawrorr.—:r. RO. SIDNEY. Norwicn—J. B. JENKINS, eso. Unisxant—tie Hon AH. BY LEVAL I. GLEASON ATER BAY on. ASON. PAwriNGs—Tbe Hon. E. D. CULVER. P Lissis—The Hon, JOHN O'DONNELL. p 8 The Hon. SAMUEL GALLOWAY of Obie. OUGHKREPSI Te Major JAMES HAGGERTY, Raprogp—Co’. 8. P. SMITH, RameBECK. 1 he Hon. GALUSHA A. GROW. SHERBURNE. 1 he Hoo. GEORGE H. WILLIAMS of Olegon, SEANSATELES. —Gov. JOS. R. HAWLEY. SurraviiLe—Jodze JAMES H. BELL of Texas ABIN. ANORAN— TurreAN.—The Hon. N. B. LA BAT. WW esr Bancon.—The Hon. WM. A. WHEELER. Thursday, Noe. L Aisany—Gen. 8 F. CAREY, oi Olt. Ausrox—The lon, TRA HAKRIS, seLuronr.—Judge C. B. SABIN. Brooxeyy. Fighteenth Ward —The Ton. H B STANTON. Capyvinie —Col 5. P. SMITH. CAssvILLE— The Hon, A. H. BAILEY. CarsgitL ~The Hon SAMUEL GALLOWAY of Ohio. Cawrrevinry. Hon. THOMAS ALVORD. CORAM Gen. THOS. M, HITE, duo W, HOXIE, e« Cowaxex Porxr.- Dr. FREDERICK SCHUETZ Connx@—PATRICK CORBLTT, esq. CuaTRAX Four Lorars—Ma or C. M. SCHOLLFIELD. DUNKIRK —G or mau meeting —H ERMAN KUESS of Odo KISHEILE VIIAGE —Uen. WAL H. GIBSON of Olio OrxExPORY. Jaze H. C. WARMOUTH of Louisiana. Hosrur's Porst—Major JAMES HAGGEKTY. he Hou, HANNIBAL HAMLIN JAMESTOWN, 1 10. $Gen WALTER HAKRIMAN of N. 71, Gov. FENTON. Suman. Cow JOSERLL RHA WLEY of Comnecticut. JORDANYILL. —Col. JAMES FAIKMAR LorrAmne—JSudge JAMES E. BELL of Texas. MANEARXTAM VILE ~ROBERT CHOWE, MirLerros—The Hou E. b. AL LVR Ly y Gen, STEW. WOODXORD Mr. VERNON=—D: 5, The Hoo, CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, Maprip—Tie Hen. WM A. WHEELER. New-Rocurrrs—The Hon. D. TYLER of Covnectient. New -York— Corner Broad The tion. W. K. PECK, jr., of Conn. way and Foriy-seventhst. ROBLRT CROWE, esq. The Hon. GEO. H. WILLIAMS of Oregon, Fhe. Hon. HENRY SMITH. G=u E. M. LEE. Omacea—{ Gon 5 FoRO, W M. CURTIS EO, WM. CURTIS. esq. Pont Riowwexp— {Tp Fon. WA. H. GLEASON, Soxenscrany —The Rev. B. I IVES, SeNkCA FAaLLs—Hon, HORACE MAVNARD of Teunesses. WM: FE. SHELDON, esq. Sroxx N. D. PETTY, esq. he Hon. C HAS. L. BEALE. TAGEERNIC.— $8 C. HOGEBOOM, esq. Tueress—The Hon. JOHN O. DONNELL. WarrEsssuzes ~The Hon. NB. LA BAU. Warenroxm. ~The Hon, CLARK B. COCHRANE. WRITES 10x Lo. BRADFORD PRINCE, es. Friday Nov. 2. URTY Gov. CU N of Pennaylvania Aoaprxy ox Music, BrooxLyN— CU vy "TG 1K SON of Obie. DAM) JAMES H. BELL of Texas. AERON—Cal. CALHOUN of Pennsylvania. AMESIA—The Hon CHAUNCEY. M. DEPEW, Crirvon Spmences— Col. JOHN 6G. KLINCK. CanpwenL— The Hon. N. B. LA BAU. Crrpe—15e You. HOKACE MAYNARD of Tennessee, East Haxryox —Judge H. C. WARMOUTH of Losisisna. Kooxs, _ Gen, STEWART L. WOODFORD, The Hon. F. D. CULVER. Oxmoxta—} Untsnpiays—2he Bas. Be 5 SH HF, he Hon. C. L. BEALE. Jomavows— 4 5 05 NC FOGE HOU, Kixasron—The Hon CLARK BE. COCHRARE. Lx ROY—PATRICK CORBETT, msg. Lia—Gen JOHN H. MARTINDALE. Lyoxs—Ceroms meeting. H ZBMAN RURSS of Ohio, FINCH. a B- Xd AVS curs New-Bmiaweas, 705% 00 WL If. GLY ASON. Kewrown—¥lagor DOUGLAS CAMPBELL. New naaee—0 £0. W, HOXIE, esq. Niwas. 4 MES TAMAS M. E. SHELDON, esq., Nowrwrokr.~ {NX J) PETTY. ma, Pauanmraza- The Hoo, JOHN 5 DONNELL. “18 SILVES eng. Puxe Prarss—§ JOHN V. WHITBECK “org. Prarrasvera—Col 8S. 5 a PRIN SCF. Pour me Join How o J DOWN Ga. AN of New-Hempelire. CB. SABIN. wv-Fiaspenire HARRIS. The Hou. Gov. JOS. R. HAWLEY of Connect) Semacusn—§ Con OA, GARFIELD of Ono. Tanuvrows. The Hon. SAML. GALLOWAY of Obie. Miter Fvening, The Hon. BUTLER G. NOBLE. Wet Tues —~Gen. 8. F. CAREY of Ohio. 3. Saturday, Now. Barowissvas—The Hon. THOMAS G. ALVORD. Brocmerrs nwee—Col. JAMES FAIRMAN. oC J R. HAWLEY, of Nilay E. SHELDON, esq., CeNTRAPORT—~ PETTY, esq Dovin Plath Hon. C. M. DEPEW, Ta es Gen. 5. F. CAREY of Ohio, Frimmxrue Fa swne—The Hon. 8. G. NOBLE. Faxerrevians—The Rev. B. Ives. The Hou. WILLIAM K. PECK, jr., of Conn. ‘The Hon. C, L. BEALF. the Hon, TRA HAKRIS WALTER BAKRIMAN of, Rove-Haupnbise. be Hon. E. D. CULVER, Lares Haw, Brooxryy— Judze H. C. WARMOUTH of La. The Hon. MA i rn A ‘oh on. HLON CHANCE of Oule. Mommmanea— 3 0 EUG LAS CAMPBELL. aS udde B. SARIN, Feira a hpi SEL ARE. rout Prmes—PATRICK CORBETT, esq POTORK EvPR w—Cerman Meering—Dr “HUET? hing ig Py ame ng~-Dr. SCHUETZ. liupson— 21 B SAE] The Hou. D. P. TYLER of Con, Russ Curr, evenin, The lon. M. D. W J S156 Sxe— Tun. STEWART L. WooHRORD. ww 3 WINDMAN ORNTRE, D. we sr. RO. SIDNE Judge A hal EO. W. HOXIE. due HIESTAND of Louisiana. Monday, Nov. Avmunx—Gen. 5. E. CARRY of Oto CANasTOTA tien. B. F. BRUCE, Cuarman ¥ovu-CorsErs—The Hon C. L. BEALE, ¥ARNEE ¥uipsan-Gen E. M. LEE of Connecticut, ETTY, esq. s—The Hor. B. (i. NOBLE, Rrvmesesp— Gon. TM. HITE. Senutuarame (eo. JvAIALE HARRIMAN of New Hampshire. Watson PATRICK CORBETT, arg. NEW-Y ORK. SESEMBLY NOMINATIONS IN RENSSKLAER. BY YELEGRAPE TO THE TRINUNK. Troy, Oct. 29.— William Guriry, one of the leading busi- yia8% men of Troy, was this evening vominated for the As. sembly by the Republican Couvention for the City Dis. trict. Eleazer Wooster has been renominsted Ly the Re- publican Convention of the Second Misirict of the County. Rotwithetanding a severe gyn glorm, tyere 1s a very large attondence at tha Republican rallr at Rand's Hall this evening. Patrick Corbott and the Rev. B. I. Tves are the speakers MASS MEETING IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY. The people of Westchester County hold a grand ranss meeting at Monnt Kisco on Wednosday afternoon and evening, Oct. $1, 1866, to ratify the regular Union Repub- Lican nomination. indorss Congres: aud rmbuke traitors, Should the weathes favorablo, in will, doubtless, prove 0a of the most succossiul gatherings of the osm pmigu. Gon. Woudlord, the Hon, Chauncey M. Depew, George Tioxie, ‘esq; ¥liol Codwin, aq; Judge Robinson and others will address the meeticg. A good band of music will aise bio 1 attendance, KU BLICAN-UKION MEBTING IN IOORPODT 1ocgranr, Ost. 25. Another large Republican mess- meeting was held in this city thie ovenimg. A torch light provession passed through the straots to the Court-House yard, wiere Gor. Martindale addressed. the soldiers, sail ors, and citizens generally upon the great 1asucs now be- fore thew. The Gencrai gpoko for about two hours, and with marked ability and eficet. ‘ILa greatest onthusinsm prevailed on the occasion, and tho people showad, hy thar deop attention sud interest, ‘hai they are fully alive to the importaccs of the cowing election, and the momoa- tous questions which they are called upon to consider Lo- fore it takes piace. MASS REPUBLICAR CONVENTION IN QUEENS COUNTY. The Union men of Queens County sro to hold a masa convention at Mineola on Wednesday, Oct. 51, at 1 o'clock, 8 os will bo made by the Hon. B. G. Noble Judge armouth of Loufsiana, Geo, Wm. Curtis, and the Hon. W. H. Gles.on, Union candidate for Congress 1a the ¥irst District. rove ASAGNBLY NOMINATION, BY TRINGRLPT TO TIE TRIBUNE KocuksTER, N. Y., Oot. 29.—The Democrats and Na- tiona! Unicu men of ibis city have nominated Chaunooy Porry for Assembly. HANNIBAL BANMLIN IN 87. LAWRENCE COUNTY, AY TBLEALAPH TO THB TRINDNR. Porapau, Oct. 29, ~The Hou, Hannibal Hamlin to-day aldresse? fr two Louse one of tha largest mass meetings ever held in this county. Mr. Hamlin seathingly reviewed the important acts of President Johnson, and showed that they were not mereiy wrong, but high crimes and misdo” meanors, sufficient voder the Coustitution and the de- cisions of the United States Suoremo Court for his ime peachment. He foraibly iMustreted, if we adopt my policy,” how imminent is the danger of being necessitated to assuinc tho Kebel debi, that the course of Congres= at the last session was such as became high-minded rep. Sou tati vo mon, aud exaoitad all to staud by them MASSACHUSETTS. THE COMPLETE CONGRESS TICRETA Tho Democrats of the 1st Massachusetts District have nominated the Hon, Matthias £118 of Carver for Congress against the Hon, Thomas D. Eliot. This completes the Congress ticket of both parties, which is as follows, the uames or thepresent members being in italic® Cegreolican Democro! 2s D. Bhat Matthias Ellis A.M Ww. Aspiawail, doseph M. Wigutwan I. Th HH. Oakes Ames 111 Ginery Twitchell IV. Saul Hooper Y. Gen. Len. F. Bufim William 0. Northend V1. en. Nath, PP. Banks T O. Priuce BVIL George 8. Bontwell Leverett sultonstall VI. John B. Laeldvan William A. Wisma IX. William B Washburpe. Levi Hayward X. Heury L. Dawes Abijah W. Chapin Gen. Patrick R. Guiney in the Hid, Dusiric workingmen's candidate. 18 the EER NEWJERSEY. JOHN HUTLEZ ACCEPTS THis DEMOCRATIC NOMIN A TION. The Hou. John Hurvler of Bergen County, who was nominated ir Congress in the Fourth District of Now- Jersey by Wie {ndependent Democratic Convention, has accepiou. io Lis lstter Le states that he coptinues to stand by the principles and doctrines of the Dowocratic party, and adds “1 have ;onght the nomiuation, and in accepting it Ido 50 not y desire for persons] gain, by to west your wishias and to unite wrth the Convention and those represcited therein in their edorts to advance, as 1 hehieve, the wicrests of the Demecry io party. I imderstand itis to be a dogtriye of the Demouraiio pacty, too pure in a onig'n to be quastioned, that no wer (uss a right 0 seek office, or to shrink from its duo- ties or responsibilities when called upon by his {edow-aitizens to bear them. 1 yield oleldieace to this doctrine. 1 na, ger tlemen, wos! respectfully, &c., Jory HULEL He Th ME 5 a SLANDERERS REBUKED. THE CALUMNIES ON THE PRESIDENT AND SEWARD. {BC RETARY UxiosvinLg, Chester County, Pa, Oct. 3, 18% The Hor We UL Sewann, Seevetary of State, Wasnington, D. C Dear Siz: [am aware that you have little time to read, wu less to answer, letters relating to matters net eonnccted with your official duties, and 1 would not obtrude this upon you but from a sense of duly to one who has been political light and guide for near forty years. But 1 be of brief as poss! Un Tuosdoy evening, Sept 25 1466, a meet ing of Republicans was held wm this place, w! as addressed hy the Hov John Hickman, who, ater a Www oductor marks, snd “Plas pation ts roled hy two drunkards and a lewd woman Yohnsou and Willee, H. Seward are both dronkards, sid completaly under the coutrol of a vile and vicious female who has access to the \3 bite Hones by cight and by day. when goed Unio wen are devicd sduittance. She wields the appointing sud pardon ing powar ay she plesses Johnson sud Seward are always drauk, Andy v are and slo i aways bawd The White House is a den of vies Near ouch pol bis specch ICTR yuowing guage “Who Le plot to assassingte Lincoln may never be known tows» Meu and 8 women have been bong for it; but I tell vor thet Andy Johneou is base enough for anything Yes r= pest it. Audy Johuson is base enough for anytiing' The above was utisred ia a public hall filled to its vimost pacity with ladies n gontlem nd in a tone a calcula o Take a Pr IInpreas A 1s over, aszed Mr, Hickmen of had moof fo; ssertons relating to the lewd woman, He replied tha O00 abuudn: pve couvereed with ma of J: Poupic ho were present, and heave found but very few w toubt th th of Hickm s siateme i not 1 make such declaration A i 0 this place who was at West (hoster on Monday evening Hickmai said to a very large gathen Andy John son 1astigated tue muide new it or words to that effect MeeriLg now in vogue i ese port wl SUMNER STLS3INS ME. SEWARD REPLY. DELPARTYENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, Oct 13 Sik: I thauk vou for the Rind attention you have manitested in writing to me your letter of the 4th inst. Iu that f iendls communication you give me a report of certaiu specches made in your neighborhood with a view to effect the private charac ter of the President of the United States and also my own. 1 am pot sppointed or authorized to vindicate the Mresident against persounl calumii The entire experience United States thus far shows that calumny of the Clie? trate is a chronic form of party activity, and that it failed of lasting So far as 1 mysel, am eoncerned, itis ouly necessary r that 1 Lave no remembrance of a time during my puilic lite in which less charitable views of my pub life and private character were taken by those who differed from 1ae than those which are now preseuted by opponents of the policy which it 1s tay duty to maintain. My first complaint of unkiuuness at the hands of any of my fellow citizens remains yet to be wale, and I think it may with safety be still longer deferred. I am, Sir, your obedient servant WinLiast H. Siwagn, Sumsee Sreppins, M. D., Unionville, Chester Co., I'a tl LOCAL POLITICS. Co COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RATIFICA- TION MEETING. The Committee of Arrangements for the Hoffman Ratification Meeting, to take place this evening at Cooper In stitute, met at the Astor House yesterday afternoon—Douglas Taylor presiding. The reports of the Committees on Organiza tious. on Invitations. on Kesolutions, and on Processions, were stated to the weting telegram wus received from ex-Goy Seymour. promising that he would be in New-York today to attend the meeting. The grund stand used at the Union Rati cation wecting Will serve ou this occasion also, but will be placed at the yunetion of rt und Ninth-st. Ex-Goy Seymour will speak in the inside hall. while, at the same time, the meeting will be addressed from the main stand by Gov, Joe) Parker oi New Jersey RATIFICATION IN THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS- TRICT. A meeting m ratification of the nomination of Horace Greeley for Congress will be held this evening at the Fifth Ward Hotel. Gen. Walbridge and other eminent speak ers will be present. The Boys in Blue” have organized for attendance NOT REGISTER, BUT SURROGATE, In our report of the proceedings of the Democratic Union County Convention of Saturday night, the nomination of J. M. Smith, jr. for Register was announced. The nomination was for Surrogate and not Register LETTER FROM FRANCIS B. CUTTING. The following is the letter from Francis B. Cutting in favor of the nomination of LeGrand B. Cannon in the VIIIth Congressiohal District, briefly noticed in Satnrday s TRIBUNE: New-York, Oct, 26, 1866, “Wa H. Lx, esq, Charman. “DEAR Str: regre: exceeding'y that the condition of my health will not allow me te accept your invitation to preside at the Union meeting called to ratify the nonnnation of Col. Le Grand B. Cannon us 8 candidate for Congress. But while cannot be present to unite in your efforts te sustain a exndidate so deserving of support, ust beg you to understa d that most earnestly sympathize in this snd every other loyal move- meat Lo promote the boner of the city sud the welfare of its paopls “My vote and irfluence will be freeiy given to this cause, and beantbiy reg ei tust my voice cannot be he ard on the side of the coun: and ils best interests in the pre.out canvass, ally ovedient servant, JAipecttuly, Jo Letters were also read from Peter Cooper and Gov. Morgun, both in the highest degree complimentary to the candidate, MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CON- SERVATIVE GENERAL COMMITTEE. The Executive Committee of the Conservative Gen era! Committee met last evening at the rooms, corner of Broad. way aud Twenty -third-st., Thomas B. Asten, Chatman, and C. H. Hall Secretary. The Finance Committee reported that the sum of $20,000 will be raised for election purposes. It was re- solved to have election boxes in cach election district, and to appoint three men for each district to take charge of them. The Committee manifested great entbusissm for Joseph B. Taylor for Supervisor MEETING OF THE LINCOLN UNION LEAGUE ASSOCIA- TION. A mesting of the above Association was held last evening at No. 193 Bowery, which was of a very enthusiastio charactor. Mr John W. Farmer oconpiad the chair aod opened ings in an ropriate address. or Douglas 7 tie speaker of the evening, and on his name being annour cod he was reosived with choers. He commenced by making special rolerence to the late lleobel- lion and the censos of its origin. He paid a high compliment to the date Prosdent Livealin apd in drawing a contrast be twoen Wit aud Preddent Johnson dwelt in aevers and wither ing tors on My Poligy,” the spighe! naw 80 tugliy givou the latter. We said 1t was as hard for Andy Johnsow to be consist ent an it was for Fernando Wood to be foes Afrer dilating at considernble length on Mr. Johnson's proposed amendments to the Constitution, he charseterized his whole conduct asa tissue of the greatest piece of baseness and corruption that had ever been enseted by any Chief Magistrate Ie concluded by calling on the peoric at the ne it election to do tloir dety and 1 loi their raliying ers be, on the ith of November, Union and Liberty, oue and inseparable, now and forever Mr Bobert Crowe having next spoken in forotlde (ering against Prosident Johnson and his inmons, a he terinoad his 10 o'clock support ors, the meet ug adjourned sl PiFTI CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MEETING, A meeting of the Delogales from the differvui Wards in this District waa held last aveniug in (he rooms, No 974 Grand st, and each Ward except the Seventh was fully reprosented. Mi Adolphus Borst was wacnimonsly eleeted Chairman. After the transaction of some minor baness the moetivg od FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN AD CIATION. A spirited yioeting was held at tha Fifi Ward Hotsl fast oveming under tho auspices of this Association. Mr J.G. Abbe, tho President of the Association acoupiel the chatr. Aftor the transaction of some rowing husipess the Charman totroduosd Mr Geo. I. Fhle, who addressed tie meeting iu an eloquent aud forcible speech, Teviawing tue course of Mr. Johnson iu his cor Jioww ith Congress, aud louck ing upon bis al traits, wii nb be said wers acouralely re footed in the charaotar of the lowest clases of our population, who form the bolk of Mr Johnson's support Mr. Benj. Van Viper of Jersoy City was (he net speaker He said he had 18 his Stats to come hero, becaoae he koe his wad safe The eyes of the world were upos ths Km pre State for sis was to demds the issue upon whioh hangs the fate of the Nation. The isws had been made netween Congress and the President, and he was bold togsny iat Congress was ight and. the President was wrong. What was this differance hetw oan the Presidect and Congress! Andrew Johuson had told Cos gress when it Inst sssembled, that his acts of roconstruction werg merely experimental, and that if they "ado bets plan he wat randy to acquiesce in it. Congress nooeptad lus mes sags in good faith, aud apporated the famous Joint Committee of Fiftean They asked the Presidect (or the documents re cording the progress of rocoustrucl on, wut La deigned aot Lo pay this ution the slightest attention, and trom tha! time onward ua had steadily refused to recogaize them as peers lng aay voice in the gravest question of Hiate noliey; and had even denonnesd thew i'. tha most irsolent nnd revolutionary language, rostituting his power meanwhile to rolnstate Labels ic their sv domination ovar the North. Mr. Van Riper sooke in his usun! earnest and telling waoner, and frequent); roused his hearers to the highest pitcs of enthusiasm At the conclumon of the apesches a rasolution approving the nomination of Michael J. Cowan, candidate for the Assembl in the ist Distriet, was adopted, afer wi tthe meet ng wl journad with cheers for the Union candidates MERTING OF INSPECTORK, A meoting of the Republican Inspectors of Registry and Elsctions was eld at Argus Hall, No. 600 Broadway, yes torday evening It was called to o ler by Mr. A J. Wiibam son, Chairman the Kepubican General Committee, who stated that this mes ing was announced in conformity with a resolution of the Committee passed at its last meeting. Tha obec! was to bring together the Republican Inspectors so that these sright he a free interohan ce of views on the questions to bo deeided by the Dagaters au i yoasi ble, uniformity of con struction and action ntiaiue I''o organization was effected by cailing Mr. Baker to 1 reggiit ion was then passed exelnding from a pa n the deliberations of this mecting any but supp sbea E. Fenton and oppo- nents of the policy of Andres and the remamder of the sessibn was occupied Luan lat he, Jango ol views Datweon the assembled inspectors TWENTIETH WARD GERMAN FENTON AND WOODFORD CAMPATON CLUB. A large and well attended mass mesting of the above Club was ball yesterday evening si Lieadguartars No. 37% Ninthave very carnest and interesting adlress was delivered br the President. Dr. Fraderick@cthustz, on the duties which ie dint and body from the aspersions cost upon 1 by others, and maintaining that when we considered tat it Pad Loon elected at a time when the Republican party bad indorsed President, we must acknowledge that it had taken a very hold and decided stand The speaker sand further thal hen Cougress meets again should strengthen its hands and no ou ours to blinded by the clamor vw li r rent pariy would not fail to rafee against the peomioent leaders, LLIS argument vas very thoroughly elaborated aud the speaker frequently anber rupted by enthusiastic appla After tan tranenel in {ro tine hus meses the mesting ndjonrped to post Friday, whe: Mr. Herman Borugers will speak THE SOLDIERS’ AND SAILORS’ MEETING=—A TORCH. LIGHT PROCESSION OF LOYAL VETERANS. At 8 meeting of sha General Committee of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Independent Nationa! Unign League,’ held yesterda, afternoon at thei: headquariers, No a Coal st, Mgjor Robinson in the chair, 1t wasdes Jot to invite nll lova! veteran organizations of ity to join the members of the Leagus in a grand torch the great meeting oo Frida; be formed at 7 o'clock pom, Soldiers’ League, No. 13% Canalst., corner of Bowery, aul thence will proseed, beaded by prominent military men and accompanied by bunds of musie to the Soldiers’ and Baliors publican ratification mass meeting at Couper Tnstitute The line of procession will the heanquarters of Le front ol t is expected fiat all loyal veteran organimiions will juin in that patriotic movement and hring wit them their tranpparen cies, bands of music, drom corps I'he proesssion will march, after the mesting through tae principal thoroughiares of the city. The heads of the veteran club or organizations are req vl to eal a8 s000 wa oad vt No lana to wid iu the en rving out of the integded movem nt REPUBLICAN MEETING AT Last night an adjourned meet KESSLER S HOTEL. 2 wae held at Koso. of the cause, as he con Ceres ory A zen sh Lin He was followed by Mr. Taylor: He gave a deseription of Republican sentrnen ey exist at this day, of Conserv: atiste, and of what he called t! extreme varty.” Cox atives. in his estimation, were cowards, and the creed itself was a convenisnt cloak for all sorts of bad men. Democracy the true meaning of the word being to dig to the reot—was not what it once was. Then it was the name of 4 great party that f Republicanism become—the same under had since idents. That principle 2 siterson and sncceading Tesiue of Republicanism had been cking against many parties iil. ¥eoted to the counts rd would buck against others in New York t the Fenton ticket should be eo mesti on the 6th ol Novemiw 18 thel ad) PROOKILYN DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES IN THE SECOND DISTRICT. There are two Democratic General Committees in Kings County, and each of those orgauizations has a distinct batel of Congressional candidates fu the field in the Td Dis trict. One is a lawyer of pretensions, and the other a patent medicine vender of large profits. The former charges the latter with buyizg his vomiation, so that a bitter feud has sprung up which somewhat alarms Mr. Tilden and the State General Committee, and hos induced Mr. Tilden to write a let ter to Mr. Carboy, Chairmen of the Nationals, urging them to amaleamate with the Citizens” Conservative Committee, When Mr. Carboy read this letter at their meeting lust night quite a storm was stirred up, and be and Mr. Linsky were charged with an attempt to sell them, The old Committees on Finance and Printing were discharged and new ones appointed The Committee resolved to sustain its nominees to the last MEETING OF THE SEVENTH WALD UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION, The last grand rally, for the present campaign, of the Seventh Ward Union Republican Association, was held last evening at the corner of Classon and Fulton-aves., and was of au intensely enthusiastic character. Bontires lit up the streets, eannon were fired at intervals, while cheers rent the air for the candidates and the success of that great historic purty that saved the nation 1m its hour of peril. Long before the hour of meeting, the headquarters of the Association was filled wo over flowing by a highly respectable audience—a large numbers of whom were ladies, anxiously awaiting the feast of patrotism and flow of oratory that had been promised them, At S o'clock the meeting was called to order b dent, T. Person, esq, who briefly addresso| them in a few cogent remarks, calling their attention to the acarness of the approaching election and the certainty of vieto:y if Republicans hut continued to work for the success of the Lciet, (Cheers. introduced the y the Presi He then, in a few complimentary remarks speaker of the evening, the Hon. Mahlon Chouce of Olio, who was received with cheers, and held the audience spell-bound in a speech of two hours, remarkable for its vigor, humor, elo- quence, and perapienity. The speaker was ropturously applauded throughout Lils speech, and took his seat amid cheer A series of resolutions were introdnesd indorsing the State, Congressional, County und Assembly candidates, and wnsni- mously ndopted. Patriotic songs were then sung by the Zolian Glee Club, which were encored, when the Chairman introduced Mr. Chas. C. Talbot, the candidate for Sherifl in Kings County, who briefly addressed them, and was followed by Mu. Jobu k. Cost gan, candidate for Superintendent of Poo, Another song by the Glee Club, and a brief and cloquent speech from Mr. Bloom of New-York City closed the meeting and the vast audience gradually dispersed, ready and anxious to do their duty in the coming eleetion, THE FRIENDS OF THE EXCISE LAW IN THE FIFTH AS- SEMELY DISTRICT. A large number of the friends of 1he present Excise law met, us per arrangement, last evenmg. in the Bediord-ave. Baptist Church, and adopted a series of resolutions sustaining the present Excise law, and with great unanimity indorsed Mr. erick T. Parson as their candidate for Assembly. Mr. Parson had previously been placed in nomination by the Union Republican party of the district, and this indorsement secures his election, notwithstanding a Mr. Giberson is running us a stump and Navy Yard candidate 10 defeat him. MEETING IN SOUTH BROOELYN. The eloquent Irish orator James Haggerty, esq. will address the citizens of Soath Brooklyn at Temperance Hall, corner Hicks st. and Hamilton ave. this evening, at 74 o'clock. ELEVENTI! WARD RALLY. A d Union mass meeting will be held at Granada Hall, Myrtle-ave., to-morrow eventag, and will be ad dressed by the Hon. D. P. Tyler of Connectier!, 8. KB Clutwen- don, osq., sud PW Outrauder, as. THE TURF. PHRILABELPAIA, Oct 29 —ALthe race 10-day al the Point Breeze Park, Daxter Patch and Polly Ann wars entered, Tus former wou al) (he boats. Tims 2%, 307 2M procession on the ocoasion of lers Hot# wr Pearl st by members of the we aad Woodford Club of the Reco vssembly Dat Afar tae aiding of the minutes of the pr "in sot mee, U0 Ul ON futroduesd Dr, Mo vhn vxplale sets of the gathering ss being io furthe f 1 Fenton tieket, dilated SLL national ofr at a K Kt I tdlvig the Larrys LLM thwyr ria wl LN ore him would be ex do Tues t! a) of November, they would beat dying thei THT ntry it larg wid of themselves. HH un went into u history of the great Republican Union part olllusteated Ls anlagonisia against the sont also soa! ly of the goliantsy Tl ra t1otism of th Bows iu hb Leferring to the policy of I'rs lent Johnson, Dr. Moors co r LE, and a vivid trast Detwess t O must we yi le odio ira I 1 i w Lo suit u CE) v do post i 1 the other. 1 Moat th oJ g Nat LIN) IK 1" in ti 1 tae prop y 4 row TH guara o FARE myorning 1 {N 1 None 1 the enemies of 1 'S nu rendre Unie Is on wu In the con' edgy HE HAT wer i“ il uemb ol Co of dollars, but by millions, so would be, as it once was, in the 11 t were Ca m to rally ronnd nd to insure him ne sple 0th vroxime. Dr. Moo ide some allusion to Fentan track of the East Broadway street raitway across Broadway on THE MARYLAND TROUBLE. BE Me (ESTIMONY FOR THR PROSECUTION CLOSED. PY TELRGRAPH TO THAR TRIFUNE BaLTIM EE, Oct 20 The examination of the changes against tho Police Commissioners wag resumod to day at Annapolis. Some 20 wilnocsos wore examined, when, at 1 o'clock, tho prosecution announced thet thoy wero through, bat would Lave some rebutting ovidenco. The oxuwmination of wilnesses for the dofensc will commence tomorrow. The evidsice to-day elicitad nothing 1m poriaut A Leavy soak aast ran slo is prevailing thus avaning. ceatbmettlg—— FIRLS.

BALTIMORE. Baurisors, Oct. 20, —A five broke out this evening (0 (he large warchonse No 246 Baltimore-st., covgpied by air: banks as seal warchouse and by Marsion Brothers aa chins atora During the progress of the fire (he cornice fell, a by Nd remen who were on uo ladder. Twe of them, if is ‘will dio. Pho loss by the fire is quite heavy. The oxacl amant is not yet krown. ‘The stook in tho Meds Turnbull's s'ars adjoining was alight!y damaged —ssamii————— CRIMES. mrt A LONAT.) KILL) AI WIPR—MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY A NEGRO. Honsox, Oot. 20 —On Spturday night 8 man namod Alien, Living in Taghkanie, killed his wife by choking her Al Lan lina been orazy for the past two woeks, but it was not until within a few days that Lis lunacy took any form that rondeved Lim dangerous. Leat Friday hs was iv our city, roatened savers! times to shoot A warrant for his arrest was in tie bands of officers, but bolas it could be executed he com- raitted (hs murder of his wife On Sa‘urday evening murderous assarlt was committed by a negro on three white citizens on Warren st. The attaok was mads with 4 razor, and a sarions wound infliotad on one of the party. Lis negro was subsequeatly arrested, but made his f3ape A BOY SHOT. BY TRLT GRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE. CixoiNsaTi, Oct. 20.—A boy, 14 years old, was shot dead yesterday afternoon hy a comrade of the same age lor knocking um hat off. i WHALING INTELLIGENCE. BY TILAGRALA TO THA TRIBUNE St. Jomxs, N. F., Oct, 27.—Tho whaling steamers Wolf and Lion have arrived here with threo whales each. The Wolf briugs the captain and orew, and cargo of sixty tuna of oll of the American bark Antelope, wrecked on Cumber! nd Inlet. Capt Lyson, late of tue Antelope, reports the whalers Jeorge and Mary, Leader, Howes, Goorgiana, Oxford, Morning star and Plouser, all clean. The steamer Pioneor had 550 Lbis aud the Concordia 100 bbis. of ml. The fishing generally was a failure. ‘Lhe Scotch whaling (cet had also met with very bad Buca y New-Loxpon, Oct. 23, —Mossrs, Williams Haven have received a oy from their agent a San Francisco re. porting (ae ship Monticello, Capt. Phillips, Sept. 20, in the Aretio with six whales, JEFF. DAVIS. sali TUE MIS3[33[0] LEGISLATURE TO APPOINT amis SIONERS 10 VISIT WASHINGTON. New-OrrLeans, Oct, 15. —Gov, Humphreyz of Mis- sisippt, in view of the precarious coaditwon of Jel Davis's health recommends the Legidature to appoint one or woro Commissioners to proceed tg Washington to confer with the Presidont, with a view (0 release Davis on parole or bail The House of RBapresentatives of tho Mississinpi Logis. lature adopted the following sosolutions on the 20th inst.: Kasolvod, That the members of this House desire to sxpross to Jettarson Davis their deepest sympathy, their profocud re spect their continued persons! attachment. and thar endearing remembrance of lus virtues as 8 man, and these great qualities of mind and heart which, in the Cabinet and finld in power and in misfortune have marked his eventful life, and which from the prison Louse cal! forth and receive at their han 's the same acknowledgment of love and regard that they did when he breathed the air of freedom Rso ved, That the members of this House look upon the con- finement-of Mr, Davis as a State prisoner. aud without judieial process, continued now nearly months, as unwarranted by the Comatitution and the law and in the name of common hi manity. they urge his inmediate release, or at least that speady trial which every man has a right to clath under the Constitu tion. when called upon to auswer to the Courts of the country for his conduct Rewolrsd That this House is desirous that able mambers of Le Mississippi bar should at oz ce proceed to Virginia, and ac tively engage in the defense of Mr. Davis, with a view to Lis anondy relonsn and that for each purpose it is prepared to make Le AOosadl RPPTOPEIALIONS. Resred furticer, That this Housa present to the people of Mississippi the subject of providing for the family of Mr. Davis, by wich general and liberal contrilmitions from every eounty, ns will insare to his wife and children that provision for life which lis eminent sorviees, Lis devotion to his State, his self sacrifice, aos great monits, great presost misfortunes, so mperatively tomand and which for Missi ippl now to refuse would show hier and her sons alike degenerate, RR THE PACIPIC PAILEOAD EXCURSION BY rrrresrt vo YR NY TRINONR CHicaGgo, Oct, 20. <The Pacific Railway excur- AlOu eachind this citf®ou their return journey last evening, vim the North Western Ratlway. At 2 o'clock this afternoon tartained to a special reception at the Opera House, Wa they were o fa ionahte wader the auspices of the Dosrd of Trade. A aulisnes was prossat, includieg many ladies and the cere monies wore render od very agreeable by the Committers which consisted of Messrs Douglass Dunlap, Harris. Hale, Bearsly Phillip, Sargent, Moore and Young, representing the local way line, and Mayor Bice President Dore of the Board of vallw Trades Souator Trumbull Vy Robert Lincoln, the Hon. N. B. Tudd, and some 25 of ou? leading capitalists. Addresses of weloowe were made hy Mayor Bice, President Dore, Senator Hon

Trumbull and otucrs, and responses by Senator Wade, the i A ley, Lord Ajrlie, and others. Tue party leave Now-York tI TEXAS.

SEIRMIUIHING BETWEEN CORTINIA AND CANALZS—THE ATTAK ON MATAMOROS POSTPONED. BY TRLEARAPH TO THE TRIBINE GALVESTON, Oct, 30. —DBrownsrille papers are raceived, A new rovolution from Ortega is anticipated. Skirmish inz was going oli between Cortinia and Canales. Cortinia had postponed the a‘tack ou Matamoros, at the request of Tapia. Juarez had sent Commissioners to Canales, who nut them into ths calaboose, Ex-Rebel Postmaster-Gen. Reagan publishes a long letter referring to a former letter, He 13 very strougly in favor of granting negroes suffrage, and all the other rights, the same as the white man. ETRE Or DN Tue BROADWAY BLOCKADE.—The extension of the Sunday last, has already been the oceasion of adding immensely to what was previously an almost insupportable nuisance. The intersection of Broadway and Fulton-st. has long been the most crowded spot in the whole length of the city’s great thorough fare. The efforts of policemen to seenre safe transit from one curb to the opposite, of ladies and children, have been twice as arduons there as at any other point, and even unineumbered gentlemen found it positively dangerous to attempt to dodge the ever thickening erush of omnibuses, trucks, and wagons at that famous corner. Add to these dangerous annoyances the infliction of ears, which by nature of their construction, cannot give way to accommodate other vehicles, and the result, as shown yesterday, is such as may well make the public inquire if it has any rights which railway companies are bound to respeet A great deal of bad blood was engendered yesterday between the drivers of the nsua! vehicles and those of the cars, nnd seri. ous trouble is likely to ensue. Even if the track crossed the street at right angles, it would be a serious obstruction to traflic. but extending diagonally, as it does, for the distance of a block, it 1s insufferable. GuAsSHOPPERS IN KaNsas,—A lefter from Olathe, Kansas, «tates that the damage done by grasshoppers has been far less than represented. The corn was too much matured to be injered, and the erop is large: and though they cut down the young wheat they did not kill the roots, They made sad work, however, in’ gardens. Since their disappearance, the weather has been se warm ior four weeks that the young ones will hatch and the frost will kl them, CI Tie DowNINGs.—The name of these worthy colored men has become historic and associated in the mind of every New-Yorker with the good cheer which it is their business to dispense, The late Thomas Downing sold oysters in this city for fifty years, and since bis death his two sons have succeeded him. Their comforta- ble restaurant may be found in the Custom-House, entrance on William-st,, and it is sufficient commendation to say that their chance customers usually become permanent ones. Like their father before them, they also attend to entering for weddings and other entertainments, in which prauch hy the business they will also be found prompt and elicient, THE STATE OF TRADE. went CORNER IN THE CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET. BY JEL GRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ani a: CHICAGO, Oct, 29, —A leading packer of this city, now in New York, is understoad to control a large corner in he provision market, whieh is rendered very teverish and ex. ated by the necessities of parties who lave sold short, and have been taken in the trap CHICAGO, Oct. 29. —Flonr quiet. Wheat firm at $2 194 32 20) for No. land #1 22%] 93 for No. 2. Corn added 20, closirg Arm at #92 we. for No. 1, and 85@86}e. for No. 2. Oats hrm sc the sdvauce of 2 ade wales st 45c. for No. sud Sij@ddje. for Ma 2. Freights quaint at 17c. on Corn to Buffalo. Provisions yniet Mass Pork, 813, Hogs doll at 8@4]s. for common to choice, Shipuwetie=I5,00 Dis Flow, 142,000 bush. Wheat, 121.006 busi ocr, 50000 bust. Outs. Recs pts=9,000 bolss, Floar, 4,000 bash. Wheat, 25.000 bush. Corn, 2,090 bush. Oats, 1 400 hogs WiLKINoToN, Oct, 29, —Crude Turpentine steady at #5 53 for Virgin and Yellow dip. Spirits Turpentine advanems, swiss of Te Rosin steady. Tar $2395, Cotton, 362364c. for Middiiug Sr Loris. Oct. 29 Flour very drm ut $9 62id $il fur Siperfine. $11 2740%13 75 for Single-Fxtia, 122814 25 for Double Fxtrs, and $15 25816 far Famey., Wheat hrm at $2 WW HE IS Tor prime to choice op $2 wae: #8 for prune Fall, 83 90S for chown to extra Fall, on wdwanced to 8c. 2H 08. Oats higher; 50 @S4c, Pork lower $3 [Dall @15§c. for Shoulders. Lard—154¢. for prime tages ACGUATA, Dob 29 Cotton firm sales 190 bales sirict Midd ag 25 SATANNAK, Opt. 29 —Cottop stoady wales 350 haier: Middiieg We CLAKLESTON, Ort. 20. 0. on—yalen 10 bass Baddbing dw. MARRIED. ANDREAS ~CARPENTER~AL the rei dance of tha bride's nareuts on Tipsday Oct 23 by the Fev Mi. i MoUbeenay, My. George 1 Andrews of New Y to Misa Annis ig, devihion of Meba M, onion of Gacalace Hoes Thirteenth Assembly District, —iivadquare: siser Sides, IR ®19%c., and 164 BOWEN BUSH In this sity, on Thursday, Oct. by Vil g leds, I D,, Tuomss W. Bawen, 94. Nevada, V Mazy FE. Bush of New York, KNOWLTON—TABER—In Columbia, C., on Saturday, the 20th ult., at the rosidence of the bride's brother, Dr. Albert R¥et: Tabor, by tho Koy. Bruce Walker, Ansustus Barcen Knowlton of Brook tyn, N. 4 to Fmma, sidest deughier ot the ists Willima K. Taber, wi, of Charleston, 5, G DIED. BISIIOP—At New Iaven, Conn. ou Saturdsy. Oct 27, Stephen Bishop, need 36 yours, of the Bova of Bishop Vos of that vn Funeral from the 1ssidence of his brother. J. A. Bishop, No. 50 Bim ol. New Haven, thir day (Tuesday), ot 3 o'clock p. m BRUNDIGE~Dn Sunday evening, Oct, 28, J hime, wiant daughter of Rulus M. and Julia L. a ny agod 17pm ugh The rolatives sud tends of the Cunily are invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesda Oct. 31, at 3 o'clock p. wa.. from the eu doves of her parents, Neo 00 West Twenty frst-al, BREADFORD-NOYFE~At St Peter's Chueh, Albany, b Rov. Wn. Tatlock, on Thursday, Oct. 25, Williaa it, Hsia" How! York to Anua iD). Noyes, daughtor of Usarg: Dexter, ov, y. BLY.ECKER Ou Sunday morning. in the 40t1 year of bar aze. Sarah Hach, wife of Authouy L. Gisecker, and daughtor of Amthomy J. cooker. The relatives and friends are invited to a'tend the funeral at Trinity Church, on Tuosday, the 30th iast., at 2 o'clock, without further in viahon.. COOLEY~0n Sanday, tie 28th fast, Heury A Cooley, aged G2 A vaistives sad frisnds of the famiy are invitad to attend the funeral. on Tussday, at 1} o'clock, fron his late residence, No, 1654 East Twenty soveuth-st. Tho remains will be taken to Greeas County for interment COOKE —At Kent, Conn., on Tharsday Oct. 25, after a abort i'lnees Willian ‘1. Gooke of Bridgeport, Goun., aged 65 yoars and months MYGATT—On Friday, the 26th fust., Jared B. K. Blygait, aged 34. years. Tao funeral services will be held at the Dutch Ieformed Church, soc. of Fourth-st. ard lafayette place, at 3 o'clock p.m. on Money, 20th inst. The relatives aud frisuds ai the famuyy ace raspactiuly invited to attend, watLout further notices. RUDYARD—On Monday morning, Oct 29, Ghaclotts Goldemith, wife of Charles VW, Kudyard. 30 yours. The reistives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber Iate residences, No. 260 Ewenst, illiamsburgl, on Wednesday afternoon, as 2 o'clock. STRVENS—At Coxsack's, on Sunday, Oct. 14, of consumption, Wn. J. Bieveos, iu the 42¢ yoar of bis age. SUGDEN=On Sunday evening, Oct. 28, Havriotts, wifa of Ben). den, aged 29 years and 10 mootLa. The relatives end ineads of the family are respactiully toud the funeral, from her late vesdsnce, No. 82 Wodaley worning, Jct. $l, as il o'clock, without further wvits on. TURNER—Suddenly, on Monday, Ost. 20, 1353, Flizabeth Van Malar Turner, widow of the late Richard V. Turner, block and pump maker, in the 75th year of ber age The friends aid relatives of the family Floyd, are tespectin'ly juvitod to atte: residence, No 697 Water-st., on Wednesday, 3st last, pm wvited to at Fifthst.. on also of her sons, Johe and d the foneral, from ber late acl o'clock May she rest in pes. Now Jarsay papers please copy WERE KS=0n Seturday, Oot. 27. of congestion of the lungs, Aura M.. only ehild of Willtaw Heory and killa Z. Weeks, aged 9 months and 27 days The remaios will be taken to Wilmington, Del, (or ialerwent, oo Tuesday, Oct. 59 The wewbers of THE NEW-YORK SKATING CLUB are haredy requested to sttend the funeral of their lata sssocia’s JAMES P. LANDSDOWN, from Spring st. Presbyterian Church, near Varick-st., VHS DAY (Tnesday), et 1§ o'clock, C. RATHBONE, President. bd Joswpu THoMI0N, Sacratary. TS a Political Notices. "Ling, Union County and Judiciary Convention, —Tho delsgates to this Convention aie tequested to aitend 8 waeting to be Leld mn the rooms, corner of broadway aud Twenty third st. on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 0. at Tf o'ciocs. EB. LAWSON. Chairuaa. ‘manres Hl. Howry Romrxr B. Boyp, Secretarios The Naturalizat'on Office of the REPUBLICAN UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEX is now open at No. Centre-st.. opposite the City Hal, All who are desiring to vote for the Republicau Can- didetes, and re quire Naturalization Papers may obtain them fres of charge. Ofics hours from 9 to 4 o'clock. Horace fireeley will LECTURE m tre Congregational Church, Sout]. Ninth +t... Willismstmrgh, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct, Sl, Subjeet—=NATIONAL In=T ES. Fourth Congressional District, MASS RATIFICATION MEETING, The citizans of this District (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth Sixth, aad Eighth Wards) wil meet at the Fifth Ward botet ou TUESDAY EVENING. 35th jost at 72 o'clock, to ratify the oowl nation of HORACE Unt ELEY for Congress. The meeting will be addressed by Gen. Hirata Walbridge, Moor James Hagzerty aud other eminent speskers A tae baud wil. be in attendance. By order, JOHN J. SHAW, Chsirman. A BOGE, ROBLRT P. BURKE, ANDREW J. BLEARLEY, and others. J Caarces 1. PATRICK Seerstary. FRED. 8 Comunittes. a in Rive,” The VETERAN UNION LEGIUN of tus Fourth Congressious! District will meet at Fifth Ward Hotel, in conjunetion with the Grand Ratification Meetinz in favor of Horace Gieeley for Congress, ou TUESDAY, 50k ins’, at Toclock p. tn. Every menber is particu: larly tequested to be present. The meeting wil be wddressed by Gen. Alex. Sualer, Gen. Joun Cochrane. the Rev Matthew Ha'e Smith, sad others, FRED'A. 8. BOGE, President. Jous W. Hrare, Secretary. Kaily for tne Unfon. A PUBLIC MELL ING to ratify tiw NOMINATION of tha HON. WILLIAM A. DARLING FOR CONGRESS Will ba he'd at Kocli's Terrace Garder, Third-ave. and Fifty niathest., On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 31 The following distinguished speakers will address the meetiag: blajor-Uen. SCHENCK of Ohuo, The Hop. A. G. CATTELL of New Tervay, Gen. JIIRAM WALBRIDGE of Now York, Tha Hon. WM. A. DARLING N. H. BABCOCK, eaq., ROBERT SFWALL, (sg, JAMES W, CULVRY, en, And olliers Tis itizans of the District, irrespective of party, are cordially in- vited to atter DR. F. A. THOMA», Chairman JAMES DSMING jr. Secretary, second Assembly District, —A (2 ON RECUBLE CAN RATIFICATION MEETISG will be beld at GROSS'S GARDEN. No. 234 North Willianst., on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 20, 1386. Toe following emivent speakais Lave cod sented to be presont and address toe weeting: The Hon, HORACE GREELEY, Mojo: DOUGLASS CAMPBELL, Gen. HIRAM WAL. BRIDUE, H. EVERETT PUSSELL, esq, CHAS. P, SHAW. en.. aud others. RALLY! RALLY! DOWNTOWN REPUBLICANS TO THE RESCUE THEODORE C, WILLIAMS, President. OxorGe MeLAvGHLIN, Secretary. s+ Repoblican [aion Associztion, No. 161 Eighth-ave,, coruer ol Lighteenth-st. Roo open from a wi to 0p, m Baty for the Union. FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT (TWENTIETH WARD). A GRAND MASS MEETING, under the auspices of the UNION. REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION, will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Uct, 31, a* i} o'clock, at Lincoln dsl, corner of Thirty- third st. and Eighth-ave Tue following e.niveat speakers have been invited and will address the meeting: AUGUSTUS MAVERICK, Hon. CHAS, T. MILLS, Col, THOS. 8. VAN BUREN, Ms. DOUGLAS CAMPBELL. CHAS. FE, WHITEHEAD, BEN, F. VAN RIPER ARNOLD TANZEX, SAMUEL J, GLASSEY. THERON B. BUTLER, President. Joux GoLLER. Secretary. Twenty<firss Assembly District Union Republican As sociation. —A special meeting of this Associatiou will be held at bull's Head Hotel, corner One-hundred-and-third-st. sud Third-ave., THIS (Tuesday) EVENING at 8 o'clock. W, H. DE CAMP, President. G. B. Tex x, Jous Norrox, Kepublienn Union County and Judicinry Conventions. —A joint wee'inz of the County and Judiciary Conventious will be held THIS Cuesday) EVENING, Oet. 50, 1566, at No. 000 Broadway. ALEXANDER McLEOD, President Connty Convention. WILLIAM MITCHELL, President Judiciary Convention. Secretaries, J. M. McC arTIN Grorar C. FLLIMON, Joux CoNTRYLL, CHAS. 5. STRONG, Secretary Judiciary Convention. Mnss Meeting of the Loval Veterans AT COOPER INSTITUTE, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, Sacretaries Conuty Convention. What the Republican Party Tuovaur or Joux 1. Horrxax, ix 1860, I N1ON HY ADQUARTERS, f No.630 Broapway, N. Y., Oct, 22, 1863. Sik: The undersigned have been appointed a Committee by the Union Judiciary Convention, to inforia you that ou the Ist inst, you were unanimously nominated by that Convention as its candidate for Recorder of the City of New-York. The Committee were INSTRUCTED further to declare that the nominstion was made tor the REASONS that your judicial judgments bave been impartial and uninfluenced by partisan considerations—that the manner in which vou have per- {o1med yoor official duty DEXANDS your reélretion—AND THAT TOU HAVE BEEN NEITHEK DOUBTING NOR COLD IN THR SUPPORY OF TIE NATIONAL CAUSE. We have the honor to be your ob't serv’ts, JOHN SEDGWICK, Chuo. IRA O. MILLER. WALDO HUTCUINS, GUY R. PELTON, JUHN H. WHITE, FREDK. OLM=TEAD, To the Hon, JOHN T. HOFFMAN. Rogniar Union-Republican Nominations, FOR SUPERVISOR, JOSEPH B. TAYLOR. I'nion Republican Newination. FOR THIRTY NINTH AND FORTIETH CONGRESS, THIRD DISTRICT, Comprising ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, Tth, Seb, 1th, 13th, 19th, and 20th Wards, BROORLYN. SIMEON B. CHITTENDEN. Tuion Republican Nominuiion FOR CORGRESS, 3 34th WW Vth jonal District, 7th. 1h, Lith sn t ards, h Congreanlons’ "ENEAS ELLIOY. Democratic nud National Union Nowination.—Foc Con gress, Veh District, seventh. Ten: bh, Phirteent’ snd Fourteenth Wards, NELSON TAYLOR. aten Repnblicnn Nomination, FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, a i pesional District, Sti, 15th and 160 ards. Bish one ARLYS S. oS NCER. ila Chas. M. Derling, W. Irving Adams, Secretaries. Oean. Chas. M. Derling Rar, oe TAwrs. Conirman, LU mion, sev id People's unt 15 ir A Ptr gy DISTRICT, Lisventh aud Seventesuth Wards. For Meunkg oF CONOnRss, GPORGE F, STEINBRENNER, Union Rtepuslicun Candidere, wel District, 18ih, 2b asd 21st Wards, FOR CONGRESS, LY, GRAND 1B CANNON, Repnbiionn nen Nomination. ps wil bis Ar Tr District (Tweifth, Nineteanth and Twen' 7 sanaad Wards) TXth Distret Ce ti IAM A. DARLING, seventh Asscmbly Districts REGULAR YT NON REP ALACAN NOMINATION i Col, cc of Asenh a Far Membot MIL whl als, RAK PIPW ALR (481 4 LAL HIS LANG. Chal ging Vee VAS Laie. Sosieny. styios, al CEREUS. tha improves! aio wavited. avd reco workingmen of the [Xth Distriot, second inton 1top oF FOR MRE OF ISR pet URBAN oA When Years aud Beauty Mest To chase the glowing hours with fying feel, what gives nest to the air tirey breathe sod make ib a luxury to mbale it? Ask the ladios wd they will sll you: PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING reat Naviond Hioettng w bobelf of the Soldiers Sailors ol Amenoan Uuton, ut the Cooper HURINAY EVENING, November 8 186C, at 8 o'alock. Amorican institute Farmers’ Club. Club will be beld to-day, TUESDAY, 30th day of Oct, st a’ the rooms of the Institute. "wn Ww Attension! asking oft workingmen, wwdepe 0 we nominee (he vB BN the Twelllh, Nis. con tegith und Tv cory Ww Jour srewany, Secretary. HICHAKL FARRELL. Prosidont. sad Amsemhly Fis eT REFOBIAGAN Ten ROMA SOM FOR ASSEMBLY, GEORAL ROSS. TON. oT TT apoboomm and Demeorncie Unon re ARERR nied "re TT onirtoenth 2 RI UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION e FOI MEMBER OF ASSEMBRY, MENJAMTIN OC, WANDELY, ke nr ig Gandy ave, Forbollest., and River, Eopubiisan Mow nation Cor tt FINOY oy timinda "0 PULLMAN, Protidest, h Wan Swen, Secreto De ot cenbly IHwtrice. EAR NoMNaon, rtrd WiLiiam Bowven, Sec’y. SHAR AETRR, Prost Twen Lom rice Uniea Ropuh etntion.—A the (lvandag) EVENING, Oot, 3. at 6) o'look EARN LING, Davis. W. cc t— Sai MEEKS' A RICH AND PLAIN FURNITURE, ZU Tho largest assortment of FULNITURL of (hemos fashisashls POPULAR PRICES! WAREROOMS, Tio. 386 BROADWAY, BETWEEN FOURTH AND ORMAT ONES $5 of the

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TS The Long mirike,” sow sujoyiag Comumnites of Kings y th» bargain made on Sunday uigbt at the house of Mr. candidate for Sheri was mous y wopioated WiLL! AM BRYAN for that office. oo dmportaut 10 Radway Urayslers, (3 PORTANT TG STEANMP F TRAVELERS! f heh VI PORCANT TO ALL TRAVELERS!!! Tk NOV OMBER NUMBLE OF APPLETONS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE Will be ready THIS DAY, ac 10am to AILWAY TRAVEL ts Purcbasing Tickeis, Cle kwg Beggage, Railwa Jap, Hailway Time Tables, &2., ke. [1L.=ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS, Prin- cipal Routes oi Tisvel— West. Fast, North and These audi nensad’e to the railway e, wave HL-OVEL pIVE HUBDRED TIME TABLES sivin tune of airive! of Lhe various teats 5 ihe tut tho Vite S.st-8 and the Canadas, every important fou'o wdicated ow Vl “DEX TO TIE NAMES OF NEARLY TEN THOUSAND Seations. Towne. Villages aud Cites si-uated upos the lailways of tue United States and the Canadas, nang of which are alse anv sented non tha aps of the principe! tautos of tev. V.=RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROGEZSS: Teriocs' Aress; Deveopment of the North West; Soutien Rta beep tion, The Cotten Crop; Commercial prise of Ci i hon aud Steel Rauway racks, 'Vhistles jn Saale Cork Springs for Pallway Onze, Warren Kr in nat Dayton Sut Line Radway; The Plate County- hal we to Now -Yorg, be so. D INCIDENTS OF TRAVE(: rkable Adve ture with a w Mor wandation Soma Chavuts Horses, Ratiroads, &o., &e. APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY in for sae upon ail the principal cailways, at al the and and at ical pal rai way offices aad Loteis throoghout the United States aud the Canadas. bD. 13 TON Go., Poblishers, _ Now. 443 and 445 Beosdway. the wos APPL remarkable lost eat Suusationesto be raed a. the Ulywpic Toenier THIS (Tuesday) NI A Kiugs Conaty Natioaal RESUDIATE THE APOSTATE LINSKEY AND BARNES'S GREENE ~The Count; rupudialed 40 vs i FOR SALLE IN QU Quly two cents the pound wasie grease. Duly six or Ford, STERLI No. The STRIKE. Similia have had one cold wanent'y thickened, is when it beg il your cough has gol tience 19 necessary for a Oar advice is. to keep Six boxes for $i 25 FIOM. vrarnsnse "eens price. Address HUMPHREY'S Oe cosmetic, and delicate and (ancy goods No. 62 Fuaiton st. Now: tair day, at sane hougy The Great Herd Remed Less, Crou and all for sale oy all Druggisis. of tha Central Perk. Wa Crier Controller, necessity throoghon: the country. Dandas, Dick Maron INJECTION and Manufafturacs A EMPIRE SEWIN Pacler go! aot worth nasaral, dwabla dollar sizes. Depot, No i Tange mlesaoonn, No, Lops, al 12 o'clock waon, roper'y Yoong to op Yo 1 Second DFE [ITN Tho rent Unisu Pacific Radway, ROM CHICAGO TO COUNCIL BLUFFS AND SALT LAKE CITY. The NOVEMBER KUMS APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE Contains a New Lap. representing this great nations! route of travel from Chicago to Council Bins, Omala, Fort Kearney, sud Sait City. APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE also contsins 190 railway maps. representing the principal redways of the covalry, thew con aactions, stations, distances, &e “Make wour dwn Soap if you buy the grease. Be particular in askiog for Manufseruting Company's 8 fier. Directs every package All that is raquited is au iron two gaions. For saie at avery grocery siore, pic Theater, witn a'l its remarkable of it in to-duy’s Teibume, consumption successive.y HUMPHREY's HoMuoPaTHIC Coven Pris. Price, FAMILY CASES OF 25 LARGE VIALS. MOROCCO CASE, CONTAINING A SPECIFIC FOE EVERY ORDINARY DISEASE A FAMILY IS SUBJECT TO, AND A BOOK OF DIRECTIONS. ..ovvvs Swalier FamiLy and TRAVELING cases, with 20 to 24 vials, LE Bl The Ladies who desi BASTER (REAM. It is as 8 besutatier of the to apy article in the world. dealers. York. spec] N Should the rostios this day prove ua ve P a cornerstone of the Tempe ES OLPH L. 8 ER ee. Com Browne's Compound ‘edys Bouchitis. Asthma, Inciplent C affectiony PATTERSON Co. No. Victory WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. WITHOUT SEDIMENT OR IMPURITY. Am exquisitely fumadd Hair Dressing, rg to restoce A Pruggist eryiv. aie by Drauss SEOUC BUREN, Chemist, No. 439 Sixth wre. The Worid Revowne tor avery family. Wigs, Toupees and Ornam AMERICAN STATESMAN, Nor i. Hall's Nair Pre, 50 conts.~Black os The best amd Nos. #9 awd dn Wale MOUOUN, mean to down the corrupt CLIQUE Soak 1 vie be pay They So ba an unbrokeu (rout, and wilt WUttm Ty Saxon Green, BRILLIANT, ENDURING AND CHANGRLESS, ANTITIES TO SUIT ALL BUYERS. SAXON COLOR MANUFACTURING GO, No. 89 FOULTON-ST

D APPLETON Co., Publishers, Nos #0 sod 445 Brondway. wiTH SAPONIFIER of excellant Soap, if yom save and use your seven con Lis pound of tie very best of [Pennmy ivania Salt Sond to ae kettle, holding ous or av Tupper Behau, y; WATCHES, JEWELRY AYD NG SILVERWARE, HB09 BROADWAY, Corner Houston-st. London Sensation of the present au w THE LONG to be produced TII!S (Tussday) EVENING at the Oiym- See the Advertiacwent fe ts, ‘Similibus Curaatur. COUGHS AND COLDS! COUGHS AND COLDS* SEASOXABLE ADVICE. Let mo on= neglect 8 Sod or a slight co ugh, Thonsards. doing een lining the air passages, has becowma excessively irri and soon chronic cong, te the mucous wembiane, and aven per caroulc pueumioais. and best time to cure all this to another, unti gallop slong. ins. If you are so fortunate as to a case of HUMPHREY 8 SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES. aud if you do not, you ougit to at once or three pills per day, with care as onall night in a or two. Yo go vd ‘further along, then more cars and more pa- take a Covel Pris and then two to renewed exposure, will bring cers, though it lies in the same the feet warm. the head cool. and take 25 ceats per box. sre casas: sanvannevnssssannssnne dBi to Bi Specifics tor all Privars Diszases, both for Corse and foc PREVENTIVE treatment, ia visle and pocket cases. ee BB 83 7 These Remedies. by 5 of the country, by Mall or Express, free of coarge, on receipt 0 the the case or singla Dox. ace sent to any SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC CO. d Depot. No. 562 Broadway, Now York. a Pertect Luamel, o combined. will use La Roe’s wild waion. supenor by druggists Proprietors, ume si One toial proves this viok “FUILER FLINT, uafavorable, the laying of the to the fired wirup of Wild Chewry Bark.— A certain curs for Coughs. Colds, Hoare: of the Throst and Chest. CHEE 1% Willlmarst., Wholesale Agents, y is situated on the Line of the Hur oodiawn Uemetery ye (onan entrance at Woodlawa Station). seven m les works Ufce No. 52 East Twenty-siath si. NE NMA ROOTR Prides. iinir Restorer. the bair sad its color. Foe 1, Winslow's Greea A Lo oy ki A i Tivos al Hair— Black or Brown. ali shades at t wality Oair dye Lar Fit quailty, has dy Xd ie ong. “Cloth ingers o a kuds REPAIRED by the AILEY laches Wo TR NCING MACHINE 20 Comtlanst.. New Youk. es ‘Po 1 Co.» lwproved SOFT CAPSULES and ANY, “w Bast 1 we Seid by A Lock-mtiteh Sewing-tNackines, oo vented. -MACUINE Co., Non 616 Broadway, NY. Broaments.- Lib T— buluby Uaiured Pastor ork. In use, omiaing as sewch U6 Jobu at, aid by ail Dragpsts Fafareahmiatn by order of the Supreme Const, in Bur fon. JAMES IL COLEMAN. Rolores, will re thet HIE on by order of The Duprows (Le follow! Use eatate of the late John I Hert, No. “sts Nos, 0 end 53 M Pikost, at WAM, RIKER, Al's, Lo 00 Dwsann of

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a NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1866. bn NEW PUBLICATIONS, GI WHR MAQAZIVEND, Whe New-Engiandes, under he chige of Vhulemer Wisher, as editor chief, sretmins ig avcient reputation an an able thoolog cal Journal with a decided wereans of fmiboreet in the departmernis «Ff crilcal wd nosceluneous Ntorstiwre. Jtis the expovent of the most liberal aspects of the standard theology of the chureh, which it illas- temtes with equal fwinons of statement and strength of yeRROIILE, Tre ating the profound (eR O08 with whieh ii ples with abuadance of learning, sud in a free and in- dent, ko gh reverent, fpinit Nor does it shrink Som the discussion of ihe rreat political toples of the day, through fear of Plondimg racred aud secular themes in dangerous wfwecy. The number before us coutuilk a wview of Miss Martinean History of Ergland during the Peace,” io which the writer fakes occusion to offex te on Fnglieh character al the of Mr. Denald Mitchell's ORO suggestive cominen voy: a favorable notice nt novel, Dr. Johns,” a paper on college educgtion, of Dr. Hedge's Rddress to the Alumni of apie arid,” and n fearchivg, powerful, aud conclosive tis. section of President Jobneon's policy of recorstretion. Tho spectucie of the Toil ob oa Once cin ent and honored wiatesman fromm his high estele calls jorih scuLber pore witure. Mr. Seward is Jamon Uly deficient in what a recent writer des ‘the enthusiasm of Lumunity.” He Les done great ser in advocating humen rights, yet hos never suececded in ing to Mmself any feeling of warm veperation. The be sow quality of human character nature has depicd him. He has sever been able 10 jorget hiweeld in 8 whole-pouled devotion to ssnobie cause, He stands intellectually vpon the border ground ‘that separates the statesman and tue Were peliician, so that 4Be i ever at a loss in which category to rook Lim. From the that Lie was set aside at Chitago by the fist convention t momineted Mr. Lincoln, his course hes excited cousient istruet among Lis former friends avd supporters. Thionel the whol war we havemever tft sure of him. Men not prone to suepicion feared thet he was hatching some project of compro suse, spinning some begelul intrigue. It is aniontanate for a aan of 80 much talent toiostinetively prefer a crooked path to straight one. As Le grows old he over estimates his powers of management. Ilo puts an increasingly low est smernl forces. The interest of the hour sways lis con makes an idol of expedieney, Yet for many yours Mr. fought a good fight. For his own fame, not Jess thon for the ®owmon good, it is to be lemented that be did not, fuish his aourse in the same line of honorable serviee. Secing this man once the recognized leader of the party of freedom, avd un wswually observant of the proprieties of public station, striving wow 10 pull down thie edifice which be has helped to ould, and noting the put of a jester in the late excursion of tae president awe involuntarily revert to the frumiliar lines of Johnson, In the Vanity of Haman Wishes From Meriborough's eyes the streanwe of dotage flow, And Switt expires, a driveler and a show.” The least creditable article in the number is on the “‘Re- Jationd of Art to Education,” which by its formality of di- sion, and its dry didactic tone reminds us of in ofd-tush- toned Arminien sermon. Although the wiiter shows no senarkable audacity of thonght, he someiines indulges i an intolerable Jicouse of phraseology. Such expressions a8 “manliness enncble sud gendled,” “the did! ling wd fawning mauner,” should not pass muster with the rheto- i sicians of Yale. The copious literary notices whieh close 1ke number sre conscientions and disenminsting. Aiton Horticultural Transc-tiovs.—The Alon, i= mois, Horticultural Sociely isa model. Jt meets once month at ihe houses of different members, There aie discussions on everything relating to fruit-growing. The average attendance is nearly a hundred; a pert. At the close choice refreshinents are hand d ground. We Dave a well printed volume of 103 pages, giving! il ac- counts of these meetings, They are valuable. Dr ES. Bull, President, J. E. Starr, Seceretary, Alton, ThesHerald of Health presents an agreeable wud in- ro ladies. pot even where an enthueiond ic damsel has penciled the initialg of her name aud the date mamortalized by her virit, After this we may #tll believe that the time will come when councilmen will nol geil, nor Christian foorn be defiled with tobacco juice. The Editor's Easy Chair” deseants on the respect shown to the bighest office of the nation in the reconi progress of tho President, on the position of John Bright, a A gleb peopie,” and on eeitiia The Atlantic Monthly contin the living leader opular songs and ba es the invaluable extracts from Hawthorne's note-Looks, each successive specimen of which reveals tie sentences sed subtlety of bia thooght, the Lservition, Lis living sympathy with patore, and the fine artistic 20156 h he rathered witerisle for compos tion from tho homeiest details of common life. The exuyuisite purity of Lis style adivirably matelhos the riciness of his magint- m and the spar! keenness of his reflections. Mr. Longfellow coniributos a fourth sonnet on translating the Divica Cominedia,’ which wé quote: Jiow strange the sculptures that adorn these towers! This crowd of statues, in whose folded sleeves Birds build their pees: while canopied ith leaves Parvis aod portal bloom like trelliesd bowers, And the vast muuotes seoms a Coss of flowers But Sends and dracons from the gargoyiod eaves Watch the dead Chr st bepwoen the living thieves And underneath the traitor Judas lowers! AL! from what agonies of heort and brain, What exultations tramyling on despair, What tenderness, what tears, what bate of wroryg, at passionate eutery of a soul in pain, Uvvose this poem of the easth and air, Y'uis wealeval miracle of song! Tu the Progress of Prussia,” an intelligent writershows the steps by winch that kingdom was repared for the gchiovements of the past Sumner of battles, and the infnence of Connt Bismark in carrying hs country, ata leap, 10 the highest place among the nations, A friend of the late erratic Count Guroswski furnishes some interest- ing recollections of his doings and sayings, with a brief eketeh of bis personal history. The correctness of the fol- lowing portrait will be recognized at ouce. It was at this tire, in the Spring of 1801, that I became ac- quainted with Gurowskl. I was standing one gay at the door of the reading-room in Lyecum Hall in Cambridge, of which city 1 was then a resid when 1 saw Jp ou ang through Ir POE, Lb delicacy his obs ail the manifestations of with wh Vine uiing W Harvard-square a strang gure, which 1 knew must be the Connt. who had often been described to me, but whem till then I had never chanced to sce. Me wes at the tine phout 3 fits ¢ize. with n laree head 1nd big belly, andewns of see, of middle pestly wrapped in a huge o d gueeriy-ent cloak of German ma terial sud wake. On his bead he wore a high, bell-shaped, road: immed hot, from which depended blue vail, which he ed to protect his eyes from the sunshine. His wud steoat was wrieht red flannel, and as dt reaclied go Lis hips and cover d nearly the whole of his capacions jront at formed a startingly- couspicucns portion of his ati ef In addition to the vail, his eves were protected by cnonmons blue goggles, with glasses on 1 in front, These extraordinary precautions by the fact that been commonly re- along sky the sides as well for the defense of bis sight were made neerss t he had lost an eye, not n ted, but hy falling on an open penknife when he was boy {10 years old. The wounded eve was totaliv mined and wasi d away. and had been the seat of long and i tense pain, in which is neil in such cases, the other eye had partic pated. During rt year or two of his residence in this country he was wueh troubled Ly the suushine; but aiterward, be- coming used to it, he left off his vail, and in other respects coi formed bis costnme to that of the people, Another comical illustration of passion is given thus; He was very fond of controversy, and wonld prolong a dis- cuseion from day to day with apparently unabstea interest. 1 yemember once we had a discussion about some point of wediieval history of which 1 Knew little, but about which 1 eigned to be very positive, in ovder 9 draw out the stores of his knowdedge, which wally immense in that direction. Alter a hot dispute of several bours we parted, leaving the question ns unsettled as ever. The next day called ot his lodgings aarly in the afternoon. 1 knocked at the door of his yoown. He shouted, “Come in:" but as 1 opened the door 1 beard him retreating into his adjacent bedroom. He thrust his La ina doel, as intense Gurowska's ruling was head out, and, seeing who it was, came back into te parlor, structive miscellany of popular reading, in addition to the Jucid expositions of hygiene, to which it is specially de- woted. Mt 2ims to accomplish the work which is usually meglected Ly the schoolmaster, end to lay before the American people, especially the younger members of the eommunity, 8 plain account of the principles und laws which are at the foundation of physical well being oud waintaining any nitra syMewm of abstinence, 1t makes war ou alcohol, tobacco, and the unclean socral habits which arise frem their use, and eamestly seis forth the importance of purity of body as well as of puriiy of mind, The value of frequent bathing, regular exorcise, whole- some cooking and other ordinances of muscaler Chiistiar- pu 1 is ingisted on with apostolic zeal, and the best meth- of turning thew to practical account are fully ex- ined and illusireted. Among the contributors to this urna), we observe the names of several distinguished 1

With- absolutely, in o state of nature. Fie had not even his spectacles on. In bis haud be held a pair of drawers, which be had ap- pancutly been about to assume when I arrived. Shaking this garment vehemently with one hand, while with the other gave me a cigar, he broke out nj once In a torrent of argament on the topic of the preceding day. 1 made the first pause suggested that he had betier dress Inmself. To this he paid no attention, but stamped round the roo, continuing his aresument with his neual vehemence end volubility. HalY en hour had elapeed, when some one knocked urow Come in!" A mad seryant opened the door, and ol v instantly retreated, turned heb eutresied the Count to put on Lis elothes, no reply; but at SAl Toa oon the Key, and aga He did 1 m ut kept on with his argument. Presently some one else 1, It is Desor,” said the Cou 1 know lis knock Jet his Desor wes a Swiss, a scientific won, who had Jed ged we adjecent house, Gurowski apparently was involved ia a nate with him also, which he lunnediately I took up. onsomneq jou of natural Listory. The Swiss, however did not seem to care to contest the point, whatever it was, and writers, whose able pens give peenliar variety and interest 4 90 iis pages. The arrangement of the matter evinces not a little editorial experience and skill, insuring 8 voluable Ifhamly journal which deserves a Kindly rerent aid to the progress of popular ed wabon. I om n a Y Aer SOV 1G a ro he Phe Phrenological Journal devotes sevi al pages to the {put an end to the disey by of the Jeading men emong the Mormons, econ with portraits, aud presenting their charac in a more favorable light than has usually been by impartial observers ou the ontside. The prowi- at traits of some of the popular Lye 2 pportrayed Ly George W. BE

art cle, whieh is highly seasoned by; -uatnred Mm the main to be inte h usual, the nunber is pe {a peoncly avoide any groat de L y offensive. ‘complete knowledge. bh The Eclectic this month furnishes ‘peaders with a well-selected miscellany, including articles on the Author of John Halifax,” The Crmpaign in Germany trious editor will receive the thanks of many who wish to welcome as an efl-* ter and i win lecturers are money he ii Jungey, in a sprightly, gossip- wrsonalities 100 AS feetly readable, aud thovgh it pths of thought or disenssion, holds out meny alluring baits to the pursuit of wore

be crs rai inc i which 1 {8 numerous circle of year at least 7 “The House of Overend, Gurney Company,” tention to this talk and several papers of a lighter stamp, for winch the indus- labor was so ridicul t began Lis soon wept away. On lis departnre Gurowskl agai medieye! arg nt: but I positively refos tO stay uniess he it on his elo fe reluctaatly complied, and weat juto his bedroom, Ww 1 took up a book. Every now and then, how ever. he would 'v out 0 arene some fresh point which bad suecested 1teelf to him nd his toilet was not fairly completad i th nent of dinner tiil, at the end of the third the announce Hig aturdy independ the wolf vame tot’ door. Disappointed in-his bepes of getting employment a2 a lecturer had relied tor subsistence, Garowski or teseher, on winch he felt himself growing poorer and poorer as the Httle stock of had broughi from Europe wasted away. The discon forts of poverty did not tend to sweeten s mper nor to abate his savage ndep mdevee, He grew prouder and fiereer us he grew poorer. He was very economical, and indulged in no luxnries except cigars, of vhich, however, he was not a more than three or tour a day poney was al length exhausted, his had expected remittances from Poland, whieh did not com; and he Anse sent hun for 1 he vow learned thot, from come 04 lave forgotten, nothing would be that He used to tell me trom day to day of the progress wd 0117 as he called it, remarking occasion: Le worst cate to the worst, he could tars kim wid work for his living. 1 paid little at r really the idea of Gurowski and manual sly facongruons that 1 could not {orm any it. Bui he was more in earnest than 1 great consunes But with sll his jast dollar gone, (le of bis deel ally that, whe sell into an liishmar fo y 2. definite conception dip into the periodical literature of England, but have not BU one dav af my usual hout to his lodgings. 1 fonnd him the courage nor thedcisure to explore its depths, SR SL yee LU'SLLB ED BURRS Ll OF TI uy Mit ae vas sil The Bibliotheca Sacra, always a richly-{reighted argosy ne ul the people of the house informed me that Le oe N 1 afr nir The of theological lore, concludes a learned discussion of the te wl it N LL ait lor min origin of the Gospels, iu reply to the destructive criticisms lolxing bout dark, ih am of Strauss, whoin the avthor undertakes to demolish by dition, with his bands Wistered, his clothes dus: “ue a ny jing himsel! vary mark of extremes latign the same weapons which the Geran iconoclast has brought however. yrlial, and gave me au aui to bear against the traditions of centuries. A paper OR his advent u his Lrish li 1 he calle the ancestr; and education of Aeschines, following the Lad formed an acjuania with Mr. Hove dine of argument pursued by Professor Schaefer, defends the large h ‘a Poston and th «that orator from the imputations cast upon him by his on the mosh ig 4g Cay 0 hich 1 found L eat rival and political enemy, Demosthenes, The article Ie niish igs he ha ey t J Hove and Hered oF great credit to the youthitul University of Michigan, Bat thes 4 al oT A tts his aoY BY ole of whose Professors it was written. A discussion 451 "he set. to work Co aa Irphuwar ns the relative importance of analysis end sruthesis, as delighted to express if It was dreadfully wearisome elements of reasoning, derives great interest from the to Lis unacoustoned muscias, but anything be sill, was better original and pungent illustrations for which its author, than getting lebt. Ho could earn a dollar a day, and thas the Rev. Leonard Withington of Newburyport, is 80 cele. 7 woul pay for Lis board and his cigars. Ha had clothes enough Le thought, to lust Liu the rest of his lif ah Las ally, he sil od brated among the scholars of Massaclusctis, The Catholic World, among other articles of general interest, has an able discussion of the recent events in Europe, in reforouce to their bearing on the prospecis ol the Roman Church. The writer regards the means by 1 which tbe unity of [talr has been efected under the 4 House of Savoy, and thos by which that of Germany Has Payd in procass of realization, us wholly inde‘ens- ble. T!%y Lave been dons in violation of Lilerualioual w, public right, and are an outrage upon every wi n* Sunate sense of justics. Still, considered from the po. t of view, as facts accomplished aad irrevocable, they siruck il t of certain justification, sud way prove of lasting nefit to European society. Tle wiiter renovnces the hope of restoring tie temporal power of the Pope, bul that some arrangoment may be made with tLe new Atalian Government which will eaabie him still to reside gomew hat dolslully, os he was ot likely to Live long under the Irish rag’dism I though! 134 joke had haan carried far enough aod that it was tims to interiors. 1 accordingly went next day to Boston, aud, calling on the publisher of a then somewhat flourishing weekly walled The Boston Mvsevm, dos ribed nue r, now extinct to him the situation and the oapacities of Gurowsii. al {pro posed gat ba should employ the Cound to write an art cla of rea sonable tangth. aach week about European life, for which he was to be paid 312. 1 undertook to revise Gurowski's English sufficiently to ‘make it intelligible. The publisher readily coeds to this proposition, and the Count, when I con stad it to him, wus os delighted as if he hia 04 a gold"mine, or, in the language of to-day, “had i his plilosophic-oleer. He was already, in spite ol

is labor with the spade, for which Le fainess, heartily sick of was totally unfittad. Hes ad his pen with alacrity, and wrote au article oa the private Life of the Russian conrt which 1 copied with the necassary revision, and carried fo the peb- lisher of Tie Museum, who was greatly pleased with it, and at Rome, and exercise is functions as the spiritual cle! ‘of Christendom. At all events, without suggesting what vision will be made for the papacy, thegeriter char shes cheer{ul confidence in the wisdom of the Father, sssisted as he will be by the Holy Ghost. [ue Holy miscellangous sclections ave good, and. as well 4s several 8 of original poetry, add to tie intercst nuwber. The Presbyterian and Theological Review opens with it an essay by Professor Shedd pu the diferent species of sermons and the choices of a text from whose pregnant suggestions the pulpit dirsctly, ‘and the pews indirectir, may derive maoeh profit. Dr. Joseph Tracy replios at Yength, and with great foree to tae ew wich Islands mission, especial’y the statements of Staley of Honolglu, that tue Haweilar trpe of iy 18 species of vactuous oant aud glib famibarity ith sacred expressions, haviug no hold on being.” Aecoraing to the Bishop, there was les ofthe fearful practice of po'veudry aud the eorroption of girs is be does not Leaitate to afficn that this caguge for tf worse Las been greaily wndad by Puritanism.” 17 these assertions are true, if they sre not calumnies, Dr. Troe) would regard the utission as “a falure, a soa, wil a nuisance,” and it is no wonder that he addresses Limse!! #0 zeglously to its defense. He makos out a strong, we should judge, a couclusive Jesse, aguinst Bishop Ntaey and shows that denomwicational pre udics is at the bottom of the slanderous charge. An erudite article by Dr Schapp on the Athanasian Cread,” will be read with juteresi hy theologians and students of ecclesiastics’ antiauity, Wo every friend of American freadom will rejoice in theding Ar a the mora. the heathen than in the Christian dags of the people,” a a! i Thlsrsonarkabls volume, which M repriot sd from the authot' sadva defense of Congress against the encroachments a0 the President, from the pan of De. Georze L. Proctiss. Ay extended summary of theological and literary intel &anee which is always 42 excelent tature 47 tus Rer.ew, closes “the number. 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Son is witten by an =uaineat scholar and dtvine, hitusolf actively en gmped during the wa 19 whtlanthropic 'snors, The work will contain 250k B00 pages, sual! goarto, aud be emballished with namerous steel prrivsite, hve hos anziavere mn the uty, trom photographs or Publ shed by x Auvinen N, ION PUBL 3 y MILLION.“ Old Joo Miller's coaph Cloth t cdees. Price, T conte. Lone don, 1606, At CHARLES A MILLERS, No, 16 Nussost., N. Fenders eginlogue of back nywbors of blogar von whales ale Al Ww) Ce ON TH mee stood him in good stead when BEFORE SERFE. Pied by Hesuy Morury, Professor in University College, New Prblicanene. A NNOUNCEMENT., INT. MARSHALL'S PORTERAM oy ATRAIHAM LINCOLN, Werere. TICKNOR FIELDS beg to wuncouce that Ley vawe srranged with toe eminent @graver and pai ter, Mr. WM, 2. MAR- SHALL, for the publicetion of bus Lkecnpraved Pertraat of A eahoia Lincoln. This engreving le ses Mr. Muorhioll's owa pulnting, wd ie cyecolnd fo pure line. Tt is the Targert Load ever cograved ‘nthis maroer, aud is by fix the beet eugraviog ever executod in Awerica, sod will ke te place emeng the few gost wosks which nes) wrt bas given to tho world, (he mablshere, Lioweter, do net vot this portrait ef Mi. Lingo! before the padiic Lnply ne slice woos of ait, for it possesses the lil grester welae of beng o troe likeness «f the Martyrad President, representing hiin tn be bast repecie, sod 0 8 wanier vo Citferent froz, li others that 1 muy bo considere) eosentianily Mr, Marshall's cn The putlisbers believe it will be zcoep®sd oo tio Viondad portrait of Mr. Lincom, and er grounds for awd belof they invite alte wen to the berrty commendations it Las recety dd Geom percons who knew My. Lineoun ‘otimetely, wl expressing thossuyh saiiciaction with it in thie reper, The publishers recpeotfnlly invite aticntion to ite following, ts sung the wery commendations bestowed upon the iture: [From Rosens 7, Livoons) C1icAGO, Sept. 25, 16060. WF. MARSHALL, pea. Sym] Lave scons vy of yeur engraving of my (ather s portrait, published by Teeinor Chenin, and 1 take ploasire in testifying w its excellence as Lioness, J counot anggess euy im- VELL ell. ours very tru FEY ROBT. T. LINCOLN. {From Mr. Mxn¥pos, Mr Lincole's Lew Tartuer, in Sprivgheld, Jive) sprinerrerp. 111, Fept, 2», 1816, Mercre. TICENOR Finsps: Spus—1 Gave kvown Prosidedt LIN: years of which he aud OLN for a period of quite thirty yeess—{went mysell were aw portners in this city. It hae been m pleasare to study the man, phys lly gud inent ly, vepecially since 54, whea he fairly commenced looming up ‘n the matow, I have seen and been with him in every mood, aud under almost al! conditions of Luman Life, and is form end features are deeply impressed on my memory. Mr. Williem BE. Marshali's engraved perimuit of him has been shown 1 hove siudicd the picture snflici- ff art is the expression ol an trans ates itself to the intelligent f the highest art, The organs n i} we, published by your house, and eutly long to form an opinion of if. idea embodied in fact, which at once observer, then this pictore isa worl c and features of the face are almost eaact—are ine to nature, In this portrait the artist Las caurht Mr, LyNcoLy in kinduvess, teuderness and reflection eomyined—and ww my h uoble judament, thin is the best portrait of Mr. Lincors 1 have sed. As 6 work of high art, it will take its proper place pinong the finest in Awmerien. Those who never bad the pleastire of seeing the origiral way rest venored that the ex- pression of organ and fTentuge end wood of the man are well caught, exproased and preserved, mis plead to know you ere soon to wako the picture public, through, 1 hope, univessal sale. Yours tialy, d W. HB. HERNDON. [From the Poet Writriek. Axecpnay, Mass, 2h Month, Ist day, 1966. Tt was never 10y peivilege to koow ABrABAN LINCOLN personaly, end his vanous pictures have inore or eo filed to satisfy my concep tion of kim. They mizht de, and proh.bly were, what sre called good lkenesscs,” 50 fur 4 outline and detail were concerned, bat to me they always swmed to lack one rest essential of an eutire por- trait—the informing spirit of the wan within, Tals] find in Marshall's yortrait, Tbe old hulsh lines end uwomistakable tuouth sre there, without flattery or comproruise, But over all and through shi, the pa- thetic saduess, the wise siwplicity sod we der huwauity of the man wre visivle. It is the face of the spea’ er ot Gettysburg, und the writer of the second Inaugural. The eminmily enceersful artist deserves the thauks of al who love and honor we niemory of LINCOLN. TTIER. LFsom Sens

J. U. Will tor SoMNuw. RATE Cuannzn, 17th July, 1665, My Duan Sm: 1 congratulate you upon your success in the en graved portisit of President Liscors. Ass work of art, it will take its ploce awong those rare productions not io be forgotten. Asa portrait, it will always be vilued as oresesting the engiual in bis most intesesting express.on, wheie geutleness aud sympathy unite with etrength. 1 think thet I cannot wat in predivting for irgeveral favor snong oll who love art pr veneraie the vine of Your martyied Presi: dent. 1am sare thet miny will Jook upon it with grveinl anthus- asm. Very faithfully yours, CHANLES SUMKER. WILLIAM MARSHALL, #00. [From the Seonrrany ov War WAR Di pARTHRST, WASHINGTON CITY, July 15, 1966 Sim: Your engraved gorirait of the late President, ApRauax Lax. coLN, has been carelally examined, and is regarded by me as a besut fol likeness of that great snd good wen. ln many raspeots iL teprosenis his living expression with woe sccuicy than suy ober that Las come under wy observaoon, As one who knew sud joved him. rejoice that yoo have so well suceseded in your effort, by a work of art, in preserving the memory of his conntenance, sad cusbling the world to kuow what maoner 4 wan bo wes, Your obediengaivant EDWIN M. STANTON, W, E. Mansnare, Eq This engraving will be so'd only hy sabseristion. Agents wanted for ite selo cverywhern, 10 whom ibe a! terms will be given. FRICES: Artist's Proof (Umited 10 00). vv ivvniiininiinnns $0 India Proof. 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Peper, $20 M LO WARREN® ECONOMIC HOUSEKEEP- w Managed my House on £2008 Year, Com ier for Small Incomes, with Re so. dovery where for 50 cents apiece. LURING, Publisher, Boston. ING MANUALS. 10 How Managed my Children, ceipte ‘or Economie Cocking Justrnctton. EPECIAL NOTICE. “4 LAST DAYS OF THE LOW PRICES GOLDSMITH'S NNTITUTE, Ne. 736 Prosdway, thet waries PRIOR TO NOVEMBER J, for tam begining on thot day wil be recaivedat 8 redaction of nearly one- half from reguler rates. Popils BEY COME im y, i de- sired. Pi nip, Bookkeeping Business affairs, ecasanut home, would RE a ar a a YOUNG LADY Josiring pl Snr aferneo given. “brews fos No. 1%, Jamaica, 1. Al TOWNSEND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, 2X No. 20 Bowery, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, Day and Evening, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Writing, Spelling, Uranmar, Thor ouch Hosivors Fdacation imparted. Neciasser A BOURSAND™ FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Irvington, on the Hud: son, N. formeriy in Brook}, NTHON, MR. GEO. will reopen his Classical FRENCH aod ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Primery Depart ment and Oympasinm, Fifthave, cor. I'wenty-sixth-ét., on MON DAY, Sept. 10, 7 EDWARD MOLLENHAUER'™ MUSICAL CONSERVATORY, No. #20 DBroadwey, Musical Instraction sb #10 per quarter. The Halol the Conservatory will be let ai reasons blo retes for first-class outertaininents, A” THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Madison-ave., near Twenty-ninth-st., Piano, Violin, Pinte and Vocal Music taught under the bas’ masters, Tern #10 per quarter. Conservatory Instruction books free. Foatublished 103 E. G. LOCKE, Manager. A. FAVARGER™ FRENCH CLASSES begin MONDAY, Oct. 49, at No. 9 University-place. For gentlemen, fiom 84 to 9 a. m.; for ln- dios, from 10 to 118. m.§ for ladies and gentlemen together, from i} to op m. Please call at those hours before November 1, #0 as to beneit by the radimentary exeicises. A circular, with jronisenis tions from Profs. 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B.—}alf tha Teachers and Authors of Bookkeeping in the coun: try owe their knowledge of the science to thew works, ca BEDFORD ACADEMY, BEDFORD, N. Y.—Win- ter Term commences Nov, 1. The Principal will receive a limited number of pupils in bie family. For Circulars address D. 8. DUSINBEREE, A.M, THARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE Nos 45 50 and 52 st Twenty fourt! st.=BOARDING und DAY SCHOOL will REOPEN Septamber 18 Papils prepared for College, West Point, Naval Academy and bosiness. Thora ls a Primary Department for young boyey a Gymeasium, &e. The prospectas of the school eon tains the vamos of the pupils (200 last year) jor the past 11 years, Prof ELIE. CHALLIER, Dicector Baik 1% NEW MUSICAL INSTITUTE, Under the instruct.on of RIGNUR JOSEP! BORRA, At Ne. 1,279 Browdway. Entrance No. 63 Whitty fourthest, Prof. B. baviog tor the grester seco modation of bis pops secored the exclosy cupancy of the above eligible rooms, sod will be there daily to tll 9p. om. DD, Morria's, 1D PISTON SCHOOL, 4e No 56 West Thirty-sssopc-a,, cornet of Broadway. formerly C jramiy SCHOOL for POYS, at Bedford, Wost- chester Co., N. Y.—=A. WILLIAMSON, A. M,, Principal. A few only received. Next session will open Nov. J, For Cueulars ad dress tho Principel. jronr EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Superb Prek bol diggs, IU Teachers, every advantage of the best Female Collages for $20 per your! Stu fonts prepared to teach Mao wie and Pair ting in a fow tons, ob twedairds the corrent rates. Tre Light Oymupwtics without A full Commercial College Course for Genflamen at $25, Clases propring for College always, Winter Term Dee. 6. Students reesived at any tine, paying (rom date, Ad dross, for Catalogues or rvoms, Rev. Joseph F. ling DD, Fort Ed ward, a 2 VE RGUSONVILLE ACADEMY, Fer rusonvilfe, N. Y., will reapen Nov, 12 sare ot Howe Verry Bool store, No. Bowery, Inteivi-ws may be bod win the Pitcipal, at the sawn place, on Mon lays, W edaesdaye aud Fridays, between the hours 2and 2 T. bh. OLIVER, Principal, GRAMMAR SCHOO, OF N. Y. UNIVERSITY, RK with PRIMARY snd COMMERCIAL Departricnts, Prepares for COLLEGE, BUSI Nas, WESP POINT and NAVAL ACADEMY. Cliculacy at tha University, EMPETEAD INSTITUTE, LONG ISLAND, N. Y. A home ard school for boys under 12, Very healthy sud Fugtish, French, Spanish, Latin, Masic and Object Los ol I comfortable pone Pybhaical Coltare, Reguated Amnsoments, Military Dill, Gyin

sation, Athletic Gaines, Skating, Ponios for Riding Lemons, FE. HIND», Principal RVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytowy, N. Y.—A board. pove.—~The Bfty eichith samiurnual session wll mg-+chool for 1s, For circulars apply to the commen eo THURSDAY, Nov, 1, Principal, D. 3, ROWE, M. A, OHN MacMULLENS SCHOOL, No, 0 Broad- oF wiv. corner of Twentieth-st., was reopened on MONDAY. Sent 1%. Circulars at the the Bookstore of litchell Seixas, No. 11 Broadway and at the Schoo! i OWELL™ BUSINESS INSTITUTE. —Withoat 4 the fuss of anniversary parades, or the covering of shams under the shadow of (lustrions names, or franduleat prociises of situations to students, the Lowe!l Business Institute is proapering beyond pre ecodent. Tt Ie located at a safe dis‘ance from the d.sea od bem pias tions of our seaboard citias; it is commendad by the most prominent educators ia the country, and its terms of taltion and board are twen- ty ive per con! cheaper Lusa clsawiers, For particuiace writs to Prof. LOWELL. Binghamton, N. Y. A RS, BLIGH ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARD- ING and DAY SCHOOL fur YOUNG LAGIES, No. Wes Saventesnthi-el reopanad Sept, 20, OUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI TUTE (Classi a’. Commercial sad Freach, with preparatory departments, lio, 126 West Fourthest,, cornar of Macdougal-et., on Washingtonaquare, GEO. W. CLARKE, A. M., Principal) pre pares pupils of all ages for business or eollage. N. 8. —3tudants Yor College, West Point or Nava! Acadamy. are of lowed (individually) to advance to higher classes as rapidly as ther attalomaats permit Ri A ILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White Plains, New-York, 22 miles from the city by Hatlam Pailroad. 0. R. WILLIS, A.M, Prigcipal ss M, W Lyone COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, VA. "Noe 151 FIFTHAAVE. sud 957 BROADWAY, 7 corner of Tweaty-sscond-sl, 1's rooms Lava lolly eellings ars ell upon the same Boor, and heated by steam. Fax spaciousiam, light, waatilation, essa of access, indeed. for all school purpuies, thay an unsurpasesd. All the olde: pupils ars under the direct training 0: Mr. LYON, the younger of Mrs. Ly WN. Ll Chymoev ics ars taht daily in 8 lazge ball. For sevaral vears the Koll of Pupiis Lav ana ak increased froa 30 Lo of cmat. axcosding mow 1%. A fas clase be pravaring for collags. Parants are luvitad to cal’, OUNTAIN VIEW SEMINARY The above Samingw buildings having besn recent'y daviroysd by kre the Prinetpal wid open a Boarding School for Boys, th iniiar below West Poigt, Oct. 15, For Cironlars address, Go HL CARSWELL, Wast'Paint, Now Yors, 2 M I. PLEASANT INSTITUTE Private olasses for BOYS3—Awberst, Mass. H.C. NASH, A. M,, Principsl. The 42d meai-aaa ual session will commence Lol, SL Circus Inwarded UPOU (a quast, Ms ARMSTRONG FRENCH AND ENGLIST BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Al No. 32 Fast Twenty -firet-st,, respaaad on THI RSDAY, Bentaciher 29 d R. VAN NORMAN" FRENCH aod ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY €CHOD, est (two doors Com Filth for Youny Ladias, No 5 West Thirty-sig! POUGHKEEPSIE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY A sslect family sahool opens Sept, i2 1365, or Circw'ats, PARKER ACADEMY —A Famly School for BOYS, 5. Conn Tis Tov. ALONZO NORTON LULWIS, A. BL, Pring pa! \EWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS fostitutlon Ludowed o— yar of boarders (nied to 5%, Board aad tultion for?! 3 I Pa SCHOLYIE LDS COMMERUIAL COLLEGE, in ments, the best lighted and veati ated of aay Comtisrciol Collage in the civilized ward. [tis most thorough and practice’ 1a Lx doll, ad GU. ACHOLFIELD, SPE KINDERGARTEN" SCHOOL, TOR Tulrty saventh st. For Girontars, ke. eal upon or addises MiSs M COOK, as shove WAGHCONIC INSTITUTE, Leavoshorough, Berk- 334 Seal Aanual Seasion of this Salact Family School for Boys will ommenos THU REDAY, Nov. 1. Tbs Pelaspal will lsave the Nes Wedaosday morning, Oct. 31, Until that buns (a wil' remain at thy residences of E. L. CHILDS, Deatist No. 189 Prasideat-t. Biookiyn Madison ars, sormer of Thirty-sscondat,, will tsopen Sept 18, Ten hoarding pupils admitted SCHOOL of De. RERTHET GFL B, GOODALL, will be open SEPTEMBER 17, at No. 920 Broadway, Thea is a Gyo Wwe H., LEGGETS CLASSICAL, PRENCH, and ENGLISH SCHOOL, with GYMNASIUM, No. 1,214 avy), New York, Addiass as above, address GEO, WW. MCLELLAN, A. A%,. Prive pal Poudikeapnia, iv. Woodbury, Litehfialt Coon Stor Circular, address FLORIDA, ORANGE COL NY. semion will open Oct, 24, LG SCHRIVER ALM, Frou bY Providenss, B 1, ix the most spacious and siagant it itsapart sconomical in ite charges. For forthe partico ars send [hr a Cizeular, A LC CILDREN, will reopen SEPTEMBER 17, 0 No, 70 Wast 1 hive Co., Mads., ALBERT TOLMAN, A. M. Priugipal. The York and Now Haven Depot in sharge of scholus, at 8 o'clock, HE PERRIS FEMALE INSTUNUTE, No 0 FEE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL nasinm. For Cirealars. apply to LOCK WOOD, No. 1] Brosdway Broadway. FONKERS MILITARY INSTITU IKE WILL REOPEN SEPT. 1, 1860, For circulars addres BENJAMIN MASON, Youkars, MT. ahah cachers. A FRENCH LADY vonieisnt Lo wih, woltid Iv0 1] L A) the ‘hh J V4 att are wt Papin residenon, oF aL Ves own ta i" win Mw. S, UIE S5] LR TEN A YOUNG 1Laly wists of the Gardiner Inet A toi; belive JATIN sa TRACITER 1a a Echaol or nary an eliy or eons loy; ralary chieet the lst veld Add Mis 20 Hrbore Ollien of Freuch, for a moderate ALE TEACHER WANTED—For Wo Distriet PASE 18 ghey Hp Ur A ve 2A tens, wn above, Qu PERIOR DAILY COVERNESS —A Cermoan LD) Lady ct much pu 00, ha taught for several years in the first Sarcalies of Boglaud and Viench Bwitseriand, wishes wn EN- UAGEMENT she bs competent to teach Oerman, Frened aod wil ihe branches gfe sive Mok ley don Wancing Academics PPA AAAS DADA INAS PANNING PPP AAI SOA A CT DOUWORTH™ N DANCING ACADEMY. No ULFIFLILAVENUE, N.Y CLASSES on MONDAYS snd SIVRSDAYY, TUESDAYS cud FRIDA WALNISDATS and SATURDAYY, sed cn SATURDAY MO mn Frerin g(Musson for Geptieaen TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. pAb AL For Terns Xe. send for a Clicnlar, C H. RIVERS, ‘e BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY, No. 33 Schermerbom st, corner ef Court Clesses Tor beginners ure now foriainr. Send [orm circilus. Tne ose iy A cents ior a pam phiel containing the faahionuble Quadrilen mad [igures ofthe German. E GARMO™ DANCING ACADEMYy now open Jor the reception ST ab Lis NEW and PLEGART HALL, No. 8 Ii AVE, cor. Fourteenth of. Ladies’ Class, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, Zod wm. 3 Mises’ aud Hastorw, WEDNESDAYS and BAT UI DAYS to bw. themen, "SDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, st o'clock. rivato Lessons ot not engaged with classes. Clrenlare ot WM, A, POND Co.'s, Ne. 547 Pioadwny, snd ob the Academy. UMAR®Y DANCING ACADEMY, No. 24 West Feurthest,, for Children, Ladies and: tentlenen New Clase WEDNESDAY snd SAYURDAY, Six feshionable Lan es aught in six private lessons. ir DODWORTH™ Y DANCING ACAUFTMIES, BROOKLYN. ‘0 TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Cumberland st., DNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, Yvening clas for gentiemen ut Sawyer's Kogm, I UESDAYS and FRIDAYS. A Saturday mer: ug cha will be fcroed ab Sowyer's Rooms, commencing Nov. 2. Hours, 10] to '20, Please send dor a cirenlar, MERRERO® DANCING ACADEMY, No. 284 West Twenty-uinthst,.— WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, Open for the Season. Pupils ean enter at any time. Musical Instenmenis. De SPLENDID PIANO for $226. —G. 11. BAR- MORE, Manafeotorers, No. 343 Bleeckers'. 17 Prize Medals, warranted 5 years: without exception the best Vane made. Testi- monials from wost distinguished artists. (CKERING SONS, Fstablis hed 1827. MANUPACTURY SG OF GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGUT PIANU=-FORTES. Warerooms No. 652 lirosdway. Messra. C. SONS have been awaided 55 medals for the superior ity of their instruments over aM competitors, 14 cf which were avvarded in the inouths of September and October, 1805, JHCKER BROTHERS PATENT PLATE PIANO PORES, Ho. 9 Bleecker et, New-York These Plano Fortes are the only instromeuts made in this eonutry. or in Yurope, with the full ron frame, in which allthe strings rest open wooden bea lugs, and in which nous ofthe duping Pins co tironeh the iroo-plate. The advantages gained by thie arrangement aio the production cla mors musical and refinad tone with combined swee com snd cTeal power, a more perivet equality thronghoat tha entire seule, wnd the copurity of standing longer in tune retaining Ite superior ¢Aatity of tons better than any ether instrument. Purchrsein w i Led ee ioliowing words cast on the left-hand side of gor Pateat lute: DECKER BROTHERS PATENT, JUHE, ian WIL GABLER, Manufacturer of Square and Up- 4 right PIANOS. invites plano-dealers and purchasers to coll and exainme Lis now scabs Agrelle Yiauos, at lis New Maunfictory, No. 140 Centre-it.. between Walker and White-ste,, N.Y, INDEMAN SONS PATENT CYCLOID PYANO-FORTIIS Were awerded st the late Fair of tha Auerican islituie FILST-rReEMIUM GULD MEDAL, For NOVELTY. SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE. siprdiar testimonials were awarded these Uingoalod Instramen's the State Fairs of Michigan, lodiana, Kadess, snd wherever they have been Kxhibited in Competition. N. B.—~Warranted for six ears. Wareiooms NO. ‘3 Le lioy-place, EBivecier-at,, cue block Vest Of Broadway. Send for our mew Gold Medal Circular. N ASON HAMLIN, MANUFACTURERS OF CABINET ORGANS, No. 206 Brosdwey, New- Vouk, offer the Jorgest nesortment of reed instrome nts iu the City, In plain cases, nt $7010 $000 puch; ingot cance, $130 to $1,000, Second-hand Or gain und Melodeonw at prices M. H. have bean swurded FIFTY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, er OTHER HIGHEST PREMIWY MS, within a few years. NEV PATENT PIANOS. AN RAVEN BACON, Manafa torers of PIANO-FORTES with PATENT COMUINATION SOUNDING-BOARDS, Paenied Aug. 16, 1085. Thus invention, introduced exclusively into our Pianos, is of the greatest sdvantege to the tone of the ustruwent, as it affects the Sounding bosrd—the very soul of the Plano—aud produces thereby a pare, louid tose, greatly superior in qu lity and power to thot of the ordinery Flono, The Sounding Boerd, releesed fron its connection with the panscase and resslug upon ander sotinding boar is, is relieved from the rigidity caused oy such connection, and its vibratory quality giestly increcsed. “All lovers of this eminently hou ehold instrument. sn well as parties proposing Lo purchase new Plovos, are invited to cal and exau ine our assor' nent. WALEROOM:=No. Lid firend st, ror Broadway, New-York. Pras FOR SALE very cheap, New seven’octave, city wn'er. Evgatrs at No. 62 Fulos-st., Room 1. TEIN WAY SONY GRAND, SQUARE and PRICED PIANOS Lave taken 32 First Premiums at the principal aire in this soun'ry, and, tu addi on thereto. a Kirt Prize Medsi at tae Grand Interna cons! Exliuition of London, 1052, in competition with J60 pianosirom sll parts of Lhe word. Every instiauw ut constructed with their Patent Agrafie Arrance- ment. and wrrrsuied foe five year. Wareiooms, Nos. il und 37 Fast Fourteentint, N.Y, FUE WEBER PIANO-FORTE 1s called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by a1 the leading mudicions of this city and elsawhere. It is pronounced by the Nationa Plano Forte Amociation, after a trial in their rooms with the fra swanudacturers of this country, eminently the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA, and used by the Conservatory of Music and other high music schools altogether, because of their immense power, equality sweetness and brilliancy of tone, elastic touch, and great durability. WARV.ROOMS, No. 429 Broome-st., near Broadway. FIVE J. C. FISHER PIANO, the most reliable Pianos made, with latest improvements. Wholesale and retail at Now 241, 244, 245, 247, 249 West Twenty eighth-ot., near Ninth ave FE ESTEY ORGAN, with the celebraw®d Vox Hnmana Attachment aod other improvements, “(et the best.” Also, Pianos and Melodeons. GEO, G. SAXE Co, No. 417 Broome-st,, N, FREE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square and Up- nebt PIANOS, MELODEONS and CABINET ORGANS, wholesale and retsil. To LET, and rent aliowed if purchased, Monthly payments received for the same. Second-haud Pinos at bargains, from $6) to $225, OM Pisnos taken in exchange, Liberal discount to teachers and ¢letzy men, Piano Stools and Covers Pianos tuned aod repaired. New 7 o'tave Pianos for $275 and upward Factory and Wareroous, No. 431 Broadway, New-York. Cash paid or Second-hand Plavos, HORACE WATERS, FUE MASON HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS; also, the MASON HAMLIN PORTABLE ORGANS, Forty: five different styles, prloes, $75 t0 $1,000 mach. ML H. have been awarded 42 highest premioms lor important improvements and gan. eral superiority of work in this class of struments. They ifovite the slosest scratiny and comparison of their work by the best judges, aad are gratifiad that thay can refer with confidence to wearly every orgau- iat of noe ia the oity for testimony to its superiority. Second-hand Malodsous aad Urgans, of American sad Foreign manu factire, a low prices, Warecrooms, No. 3% Broadway, New-York. 40 ON) PRINUE Co. MELODEONS and ORGANS now in nva—=the bast in the world. Pi aros aud Meiodeons for rent or for sale on installments. i 4. T. GORDON, No. 105 Broadway, nesr Fourth-st, Furniture. EDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of or auted aianufesturs. Also. vol hestuiutl an a nat Chamber Buiter, plain aad ornamental, at H. F. FARRINGTON'S, No. #63 Canag: apposite Woostar, Established 1343. 2 BE. (Of $3, CARPETS—FURNITURE, FURNI- TURE. —1 have received from auction this dag 800 pieces ol car pots, asd will sell cheapar ther soy hoase in the city. Call and be you: owu judge; $000,000 worth of parlor and bedroom furniture, one of the largss’ and best selected stocks in the city. Al goods warrauted and delivered trae. 1 pay no reat aad have the largest warrrooms fn the city, My mwetto is, small profits, quick sales. Nos. 267, 254 and 271 Thirty lithoa,, cor of Eighthave, HO ARRELL. AND OFFICE FURNITURE, Manufactured by T. GQ. SELLEW, No. 107 Foltonst,, N.Y. 3 I 4 NAMELED FURNITURE. —The largest asssort- went of Ename'sd Chisstnut and Solid Walant Bedroom Suites in thisenty. and Spring Bad ff war Al goods warrwted we represented. Also Mattresses At tho old established house, WARREN WARD Co, No. 277 Canal st, JIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, in suites or other- wise. and Plokhard:'s Secretary, Parlor, Bedstead and Fxtension Safs Bodat sad, on hard and made up to order; warranted satisiaclory, No. 167 Bias-ker ot, corner of Sullivans’. QUVER PLATED WARE. TEA SETS, URNS, CASCERS, CAKE BASKETS, SOUP TUREENS, [CE PITCHERS, SALVERS, VEGETABLE DISHES, SPOONS AND FORKS, &o Le. MASUPACTURED OY THX MANHALITAN PLATE Cu. vou SALE BY HIRAM YOUNG, No. 20 Johoost, a @o Whom it map Toncern. AAA a BOUNTHES. Seldiors antitled to the additional Bounty will with thetr discharges and two witnesses, at the Governmant Ageacy for the same. Attorneys tn country tor nishad with ail nacessary blanks and allowed a commision on all slaima collected through this agescy. J, NELSUN LUCKEY, Banker, No. 24) Broadway, basement. AMES LORMUR GRAHAM, Jr @3(., has resigned oF fhe place of sacond Views Prasidant of the Metropolitan Insurance Company, on sccrnntof t-heaith, aad iss vecsedod by Major-General CLINT B. FIaK, frwery of St, Louis, and late (inef of the 4 Freadmen's Brroagat Nashviie, Toun. h Y WIFE, ffmmelive, having left my bed and board without suy just dane or provocation, wil persons are Iwi shy forbid to harbor het or trust Lier on my socount, 48 I shal 00 bills incon ered by her of on har achoant after this da'e, New-York, Oct 1986, (ivorax LITTLE. 1 pay wan, goneral edncabion (im Eeglish if desired), Drawing, snd Pegi Best ref Address M,C. Pra Sitnations L0anted—SFemales. RESPECTABLL CARL wishes a SITUATIO A todo HOUSEWORK. 1's. de lsia Ceokins, Fo thee sity veferzoce Jom ber Lact plan all te N od Mine at, between rth nd It vrs date a LADY and DAUGHTER, filly competent, d sire a position together as MATECON, or HOUSEKEXP, OGUVEBRNLSS, 8 the city or country. Conld take the oative of a fami of children, aad fovt2uct then in ike radiments theicngh incloding Trench and Madde, Reforences snexceplionsbe. Ad H, Statics D, Bible Howe, for one week. YOUNG LADY from New-Englund, who hes h some oxperience in tench ry. desiwes SITUATION «lye ostruct and assist fn the easy 0” Chaldion, to rend tou nsw of companion tou lady, Address for this week, MISS 3. Joey City, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wate, Hin ,ablon as CHAMBERMAID and Wakitwea: Wook! Live ne vps Jecon 30 buiping with the washing us rowil family, er oe Ga hrs maid ard Pluin Sewer. ost of City rele rence from: 10k Yat ae 0 be seen at No. 117 Bas Thirty aishthat, EY 1 My mon, With hall me A KIND and competent LA cove would ike a horge for the Winter Ctei hd whers sha could make ferself Seefeld in rg tom ido rust aud confide: jive) i v Wann Joisliduuta sus wy va'ent for beard. Address Mis, MAY, UIAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS A Jovpenis able (i woirte a SIRIAVRION to do chambervork aud a private f Bem of ‘erences env A AT lil iy WO respectable Gidds wants SITUATIONS to2 gether, to do up stairs work=-chemberwork, with, snd vow —ono has a new Wk W. mache cased, which she woah wo wii to bing wi "s ber and ose, Both aro frst-clase girls and con cee the ver po ol y reicronees, Call at No. Want Washington plice, top ANFED==By a Protoctane Girl a situation 4 J) sitdavon Ww OH RMEPRMAID and WAITERESS in a y on seen for tw 4 int Sun wpe for) we ys at No. 202 West Eighteenth ot, veer Ninf ANTED—By a Youn Wak NURSE cad six ss Woman, a situation 4 ADH vt Cd Grab, wa am old; has good breast of i} ANTED—By two neat Girls, who Lived mn pei tlenay's famiiy in ireland, 8) ar Goners! 53 Re YAN lwushes and jeune well) the other as CHILDTU CNS Jain plain sewing, or will wait on a lady w rds, W and $10. Celi at No, 192 Boos Toners pe He sy Wax rIWD—By a Protestant Girl, a <'vat.on of CHAMBERM 1D and WAITRESS in a private “nally. Cant be seen for two days at No, 252 West Fiahteentiest, uecr Ninth eve LARGE EMPLOYMENT HOUSE.—Figst-cl Proul iale Belp io wp i Syelib, Sou, Erbe, irish an Servants to anit all Lomes and employmen's. riedistely. No. 404 Sizth-uve., above Twenty fourth-et, P [2 Erte i A NUMBER of well recommended Gesan Grid want SITUATIONS to do peneral HOUSEWORK, Av, ot Min, LOWE'S Gerwan Institute, No 17 Stanton-st,, near tha Dowery, Ak Respectable Fumes, Boarding-Houses andl Hotels can ba supplied with good SERVANTS fron «Iau Protestant and Catholte, at MER YORKSLON'S Ok LICE, Ne. Fourth-uve. y ET NURSES can Le selected dail? unt! d pom. 5 Sick Nurses, both soxes, ot the shortest voior bth Ad HANSEN'S, Cappers and Leeehers, No. 5 Sixti-et,, new: bowery, Situations Wanted—MRlales.. YOUNG MAN of good charactor and education and or seve prowpt. eficient, and in every way reliable ars pit ACCOUNTANT end CONN IDENTTAL CLERK for a ge house in this city, wishes to ideatify himself in a résponsibie capacity with a first-class house. Good “reference giver. Addiess 0, E., Box No. 13, Stetion D.. New-York, STEADY, sober married Man wants a sitaation in some wholesale House 04 PORTER, and to wake hismuse generaly well Address LAF. Tribune Office, A COLORED Man would like to gt a place as LA PORTER in some kind of store in New-York; is not afraid work. The best of city reference can be ddress M. P,, two dave, Box, No. 136 Tribune Ollce, Gentleman widely known, and of long experi Bence as a writer, fs open to an with some n sole Poblishing House More or less Capital furnished if requisited sdlowss MIDOLE AGE, Box Ia, 122, Tribune Ottice. YOUNG MAN of industrious babits and moral chamcter desires to act es travelin: Agent f some business firm, 18 enzaged until Jen, 1, as Geversl Book k i N Ratioy ut Haak, Can give good reference. Please Address ot Petu, Dd. ITUATION AR ROOK-KEEPER, or where a thor« 2) ouzh scholer would be vsefol, by a middle axed SAN, best res forelce s givew salary Lot 50 much an object as 8 suitable pluce. Ade dress 3, M.. Tribune Office, I) TANTED—A sitnation as CLERK in an Insure soce, Ratlroad or Law Office, or as COCOUNTANT CORe A GENTS WANTED A ANTED FO PRINTERS. Two first-class JOB RESPONDENT, or COPYIST, or iu any capecity, Address B.C. G, Pribune Office, 3 "ANTED—A SITUATION by an active Young Mau pe Aseistant Dook-Leeper, Clerk, Copyis:, or in any othes capagity es the best of relerviaces. Salary moderate. Address Jo WwW. J. No, 467 Hodson-st. 4 rANTED—By a young map, a stuaion in DRUG STORE. Address C., Box No. 197 Tribune Office, as So ant SY TI -y WW ANTED=—A situation as COACHMAN by a colored nian who thoronghly understands his buness, and cary brine the best testi ins os to biseh d etiicevey, Addressed DENSE BOMREY, No. 112 Chorchi-st., Newark, 2. Jui oi hislale emoloyer, Box No. 1.78 New-York Post We a firstaiass CORCTNAN aud NTED—By a first-class UROUM (a Protestant), a SITUATION ine p ivule family Las lived in some of the best [amilies inthe city: the bost of cit referonce miven, Coll on of eddress T. B., No. Breadwey, eorced Twenty-third st.. for two days. WANTED—A SITUATION ad Book-keoper of susistant manufactory preferred, in or eonveuiens to the ciiyd Address TOA CHRISTIAN, No, 153 West Thirtisth-o. Help Wanted. for Frank Moore's New Wok, “WOMEN OF THE WAR.” Agents will tnd this a book of real merit and intrinsic velue—sUR JECT NuwW—intensely interesting ond eaciting. No FORK ever attrected and ep zaced the publie mind like this, Everybody wants it, ade thonsiids will purotisse it 88 soon 28 an opportunity is sfiozded them A Read wie Agents say of it Ome ex patinuced Agent writes: It is the easiast ond pleseantest’ Book hr aver canvassed for; aud says people are de.ighted with if, the Ladies sspecialy. Another save: “Women of the War” is the book of the reasom Ano ker, 157 ORSERS 1x Forr Days. One reports 17 orders the first day of eabvaning INTELLIGENT, active MALES or PRMALRS will tind the sale of this work a pleasant and lucrative employment, Tus 200K AS NO COM PETITION IT COMES PREAH AND NEW TO TRE PEOPLE Tne TERR TOOY 14 CLEAN ASD CLFAR. GZNTS UNDERSTAND THE ADVANTAGSH IS THis PARTICULAR. Kor {ull particulars send ©r Clyenon 3. 8, SCRANTON Co, No. 126 Asylum st, Hartford, Coon. “A GLN IS WANTED—For the best agency to mak money ever offered. Address. with three cent stamp, y bu W. W. HIBEARD, Poukney, V1. A GENTS, WANTED—For “THE UNION WAR LA CHART.” Recommended by Lieut..Gen, Grant. Addrsass B. R. YENNE Co, General Agents for the New-Encland States, aoa Brattleboro, Vermont, {on POSITORS. —rood k hands WANTED hy SMITH HODOUGAL, No. 84 Beokuan-st. JA RALR and WIFE wanted to work a small FARM naar this city. English or Scotch preferred. Addresd Box No. 2,031, Pow Office. Ham FIPYWO first-class JOB COMPOSITORS WANTED. Nose others nsed apply, snd to whom the highest wages will be i. E.S DODGE Co.. No. 34 Jobnet. N.Y. COMPOS~ TORS waated. Apply to FRENCH WHEAT, 13 Park-row, Te CAN VASSERS- Wanted, Jractical men tor th ie with I ated books for hou: i Rr Sand 108 ry oy fh way. Ww. LOW'S Offi.) is WwW ANTED=—A young man to work in a STORE, WV iaysaceofage. Apply o: No. 33 Deyat. upatain. WwW ANTED—SOLICITING AGEN TS for a first lass Lind Insarance Compeuy. Addcess C. 7T., Hox Ne. Tribune Of a, N.Y. 8 WwW ANTED—A respectable Protestant Woman tal go into the country, capable of DOING the WORK of wake most Sapiviturle y SMALL FAMILY, The sitnation will aagar: home for a widow or middle women. A {aie'y to Mrs. HYDE, No.6 St, Felix-at. kiye. n= Goes, Ranges, &t ts ddd BE ad OTIC FURNACES —FIRE PLACE. PARLOR, G h od Portable Heaters, Ou! lbh Cooking Stoves, M At Dvea ld i SALEEM. LESLEY, No. 805 Sixthiave., N. Y. AVES COAL and INCREASES HEATS Millar's Naw Patent RADIATOR is easily applied to Wy tl be found highly sconomissl for offi es and aniisty No. Al Grasu-et. Seud tor descriptivds nd BEATERS, at R. J. MOW BRAY'S, No. 82 Vasey at. opposite Was hingion Market, Morning Glory Seif feeder and dass burger: Cosmopo ite and otben gs barning Parlor, Cylinder and Heating Stoves, Chiel Cook oven. firat-class stove for wood or coal, aad full ing Stoves, Kauges, Farmers’ Bolle, &o., &e. S or Hoatar, and w 8. MILLER, Manalactaser, pauphlet. loves. RANGES a assortuent of y! Miscellaneone. R. A. JOHNSON, Pnporters and Wiolesals Dasters in GN AND DOMESTIC WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS, No. 52 Gravier ot, Naw Orleans, Jods DWIGHT Co, Ne. 11 OLD-BLIP. NEW.-YORK Manufacturers SALERATUS, SUPER-CARE. SODA 5 And Sols Agents fi New-Yoil, ror HORSFORD'S TARTAF a a add I L.

REAM OF FSET ou potas was SHES WEES EA on For Railroads St os. snd 1 DAMPHLET BINDING BY MACHINERY. Klacuon Tickets cotand folded, Se PE ITS Ne. 51 Aum FMOVAT.=ALEX. J MAYER Sunwin. oe mer of Exclangu-pieos, afar the lat of NoAuILEE res NNGEW: SPRING BUDS THE Lm #5 10 #10. Sold wenrywhure. Wararooms, No, 216 Centre st. HE MOSELEY IRON BRIDGE AND CORRUS No. #8 KN bo 00s. T Blationern and Fancy Bo dE MORELEY Ii ast. N.Y, boi CS TIMONIALS A vory Mevas soos. tere: hou 4 Brides, KR. Derolts iron fot 1OHOOL-BEWARDS, I'EST MONL Fs very Maciaa shops, Store Housss, od fli AY desirable acticin for distribution at the close of schools. Sunday- Moots and sides of buildings, Sheds. Floogs, Shuster, Doors, Sehool Cerde and Auld, Marrage-Cestiticates, Ns enthres, Lace Corrogated Sheet leona at lowpst prices, cS Lk A Taper, Le. New atylos ol the above coustuntly belng published by FE) CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS, de BERLIN JONES, Now 10 and To Wilianest A loge stock of Wnported Sooteh Vitritied Stoveware Sewer rr NITION Oualit Pipes, Ares vs. Re, from 12 to 18 inches didswees +o Chimpel DR BLOPES of evury vamoty of Color end Quality, FPS GRIER Mak, Gresn-Hones, Onan aot Fuh LL 4 aotactaced op eur Prien’. tian ing wd b larg Machines, Bart 13 ok, Se weh sod Stour-lrulge Fire Brick om Adly an Ww ho liguice aw "i y 4 lanes, toe Ab ooi at aotuser of Drain, Pines, fom 2700 12 hyies Alert she r with a luton Yacwky of wud HN, H wicural In TA (YH AT on i Fd i NL 156 Wilianras, Agenloaral Ix au Ain FE QUINN, Fong Teta shorn 8 pot No. 280 Pearia 8 P 211 La A] WWE's 4 Te Ais ir WW Hi NUL Ba “we ia Tah I BAI HEE WABI tial and Bid PHAM Lb vid pn vine Moy NY H VV Ganninelow wd aby JOST TN Woh be of tlL wid he ond sty'on of bo pops mane! x, LP, fa tiva by daw Lda JUNG Pos Liban Li Wiliam st i Wesk Mbagten, Yore wil

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Ocean Steamers Pace MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY" THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOENIA, CARRY ING vid D STATES MALL, 1A PA A KALLIROA tage leave Pier No vy Re ih River, foot of Cumal st. ot 1? wo Hock, moo, as follow tov. 1. —OCEAN Qt EEN. Capt. E liowes, to connec! with COALDEN CITY, Capt. J. T. Now. 19 ARIZONA, Capt Jef. Al to coanect with BON WANA, Capt. G. H. Bradour Now. 7) RISING STAE Cap’. A. G. Ong, to commect wit! CC ONSTTLUTION, Capt. Gaver y rtures toned at Acapulio; those of 1st and 21st connect at Wana with steamers for South Pacilc ports: 1st and tL for Cen tral American ports, aud those of 13 tench et Manzanillo. Daparture of 11th cach mont connar s with the vew sicam Vine From Panume to Australis aud Now Zealand eonnect with the fiat steamer of the Soames of Dec, 11, 136, wi Coupany's Chios Lave, saving dis Mraucieco Jan. 4, 185%, fer Yoho Baus and Hong Kos hua brodred pounds of baggage A! w ‘eadance free Kor paseace tickets sudel further information apply al the office on She whar’, foot of Canal-et. North Fiver, Bow Yo S1 FA K. HO. MAN, Aran racic MALL AMSH 1 COMPANY TAPAN AND. GL Vis PANAMA AND SAN FR Wie 0 Carrvine tha 1°, FIRST VOY AGE, Hisamer HENRY CHAUNGEY wil .enve Pier No. 42 North River, For of Consist, New-York, at 12 o clock noon on L1UESDAY, De combo NA, 66, conneeting a Pouame Raizosd with steamer GLI CITY for Sau Fray -is0, wit s passengers, mmils, aud fast Frmigit will bo trausferred to Conpany's eplendid mea COLORADO, to leave thet port 3° nova cu TUESDAY, Jauaary 1 Yu, fa: Yokohama and Hooz Yong leon gh tickets issued (for Now-York, tases Now i ork and Ban Francie t g" for iaequivaent: 1. Mediciuos aud wed each ad be- (Lo) adding to rezalar pric Wwiewing rales, pays Firat cai: Second cabin, Sieersge. Sen Francisca to Yokohama En lw #ho 1) 100 tas Francisco to Hong Kong. us mriiee will given of suing Fo through tickets Cs whan, ier No. 2 PEPOSITH OX LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA THY NOUTE A ERICA® STEAMSYIP COMPANY wil desonich the fast elagant ¥t amabiip WALD DL CUBA, JERRY WwW SMITH Commeuder on TiFE SDAY, October 3, at noow, from Pier No. 29 ‘North River, foot o Waren wo. AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Wor passage sud freight, apply at No 177 West. #1. corner of Warren D N. CARRINGTON, Agent. FOE CALIFORNIA MAIL, STEAMERS sailing on the 22d ol every mont SOUTH AMLRICA, wt. I. L NED APATSH, Now. 22, GUIDING STAR, Capt. VW. C Bins NORTH AMERICA, Capt. 1. F DE RAMAN, Jon. 22. ‘These elegant steamers sail wit th rez arity, and call at St. Th was, ow Persamboso, bakia, sod Rio de Juneiro, going end retwn ig. al Shirsamant 2 fraig Lt or Pass 8 apply to GARRISON wk? o Bow Ung gre ew ork. AVLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR HAVANA, DIRECT. Rig WEDNESDAY, Pier No. 4 North River, puncisal'y at 3 ad i aud favorite side-v hee! steamships “MOR O CASTLE, Adams. Commander, sails....... Oot. 31. Greene, Commander, «als... Nov: Th 3 Peta Slocam, Commander, sails iiiiiieiie ov *y ARRIZON ALLEN, Agvuis, No, 5 Bowling (iran. A TLANTIC MAIL STE AMSHIP CO. SMPIRE LINE YOR SAVANNAH EVERY SATURDAY. I'R OM PIER 13 N. B., PUNCTUALL Y AY 3PM, The favorite svidowheel steamship SAN JACINTO, LOVELAND, (Otumal der, sa sails November 7, SAN SALVADOR, Atkins, coms ander, sails November i Turough tickecs and bills of lad: toe! points. #logent passenger socommodation: GARRISON AL LEX, No. 5 Bowling-green, N. Y JTAR LIN E, for NEW-.OR LEANS. ~The New- York Mail Steamship Co's, fine Osean Steamers will leave 4 North River at 3 o'clock. p. m.. as tollows: the MISSOURI, on W ednasd vy, October 21 MERRIMACK. on Saturduy, November MARIPOSA, on Wednesdey. November 7. MISSISSIPI, on Saturisy, November 10, MATANZAS, on Wedne- day, Novem ber 14, MORNING STAR, on ~1rurday. November 17. or freight Al Bilis of Ledmg signed at fe ofhea upon the pier, Of passage APPLY Lo iv. GAKRISON, Vr rssidett, No. EH] Bowling: green. NOR NEW-ORLEANS. —BLACK STAR LINE.— The Stemusbiv HUNTSVILLE, (Captain Ryder, will leeve No. 13, Noctk River, on S TU RUAY, Nov. 3, st3p.m For of passuze, paviog h tions, apply to R. LOWDEN, on cor, Codar anc West-sta, DAVID McBOARD, Agent in New-Orleans, SOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT. —The new and fret-clnas steamshi GEORG] WASHINGTON, Capt. E.V, Ciagor, will leave Pier No. NR. on SATURDAY, Nov. 4, at 3 zn g sod ovo ste For fog p Brnd pt iE CROMWELL ic'lows Nov. 10. R BAY ANNAH, GA. rUnsH MURRAY™ LINE. v AY favorite Dearborn, Commander. will on TUESDAY, Oa ato Pp i. precisely, {rom Pier No. 16, River, foot of Wa Threagh Bis of Lading “and Passaze flan with 1 Georma Cent ga Rau or freight or passage TICRRAY, yi REIS L Co., Nou 61 and 62 South-st. FPVHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP HERMANN, G, Weuke, mo ter, carrying the Unytaa Sistes enaii, will sail ro the Bremen pier. oor of Third-st.. Hovok=u BATUED AY. Nov. 3, BREMEN, vin: SUT “THAMPTON, LONDON. AVERY. SOIR VFTON AND BREMEN, whths fuller iut rates, payable in go d or ite equivaledt in careen Fortis cabin, $105; second canin, $92 50 stesraze, To be fMiewel by the steamship DI "UTSCHLAND. H. Weasels, tnaster, on November 10. For freaght or passage apply ro Tike given to all points in cad. OFLNICHS Ce.. No. a Brosdst GREAT EE DU 'CTION IN PRICE OF Fa AGE TO EULRUPE by the ouly Auerican Line to FE: and Franse.~The New Yotk and iavie Steamship Company's first FULTON, having been thor North River, for kHavie, calling BOON precisely: elass mail steamships ARAGO and oughly renttec. will leave Pier No. ot Fylmoveh. tae followinz days. a FULTON....S. SAMURLS..coovncenesl Saturday, Sent. 29, 1866 A RAGO, «ooo HENRY A. GADSDES. Saturday, Oct. 27. 186% FULTON....5. Bava asa sss East Sutuiday, Nov. 24, 184d. nd every Zs @avs theres PRIMES oF PASSAGE. IV AVABLE, "In GOLD. Pirst-Clasa. Jom Kacond- Cl An experiencod Surgeon on boar a Tl eng will not be Kato: sidle ee Vela es unless lading, Gaving the valie #xiros ere signed thereon i JOSEFH J COMSTOC K, Agent, 7 Brosdwavy, New 107k. JAMES A. “WOTTON, Havre, Gain, Agent in Europe. LHEREE TTE, KANE Co.. Azvuts. Pans. PassacE TO AND FROM REAT BRITAIN AND IRELAN BY STEAMSHIP A AND SAILING PACKET, AT REDUCED RATES DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROU! HOUT ENGLAND, IREZLAND, OTLAND AND WALES. tlenksrs pid POACorr BROTHERS Co., No. 26 Sorth-st. NATIONAL LL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Lind b—Steamers week!y to Liverpool, calling at Queens ot this Line will be town. The sp endid First-Class Iron Steams Spsichd ux (allows from Pier No. North (3 CHELVETIA Thomeon, eee eiioiiines WEDNESDAY. Oct. 31 CSYIRODINIA,” Prowse.cocoviiiciirioisinnss SATURDAY, Nov, 2 *IORARA TT TL SATU RDAY, Nov. 10 bv expericnced Surgeon on each shi) tree of charge. Drafie issurd for amy amount, payable at suy ay in Grest Britain or ou the Continent. KATES OF PASSAGE, PATAPLE IN reg To Avespasl or Qlisgastown Through Pusuge to Paris, yea, Harmr® A ados, So. at low arose Pacvuge Tickets to bring porous from Liverpool or Queso Gown for $35 currency can be obtained at No. 27 Brosaway. For Freight or Cabin Passaze opply at the Office of the Con pauy, No. 57 Broadway: for Steerage hes vts, at the Passage Office of the Soups. Na. 2% Broadway, or No. 27) Pour. F J. HU RST, Menager, LY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHI IO Large additions to ows CLOTH snd DOME ST COQUS Depart ens LEGRAIN. No 729 roadway and No. Wirarlay place YLOAKS tor WINTER J at Legiaia's this week, 2° per cent esaper thao anywhome ein the city LEGRAIN, No 7! Bra tway 1 Waverley pia N pu NEW FRENCH SEIRT That the PARIS CORRESPONDENT OF 1 NEWAORK BERALD wrote abou) and described so beautifully few wocks ago 1s ow ix iF slo at my store GAYNOR Importer and Mauulae urer Broadivay, bet. Eighth and Binth ets AND RETAIL “0 WHOLESALE Al GAYNOR'S We ars opealug the wost Elsgat Asarrtinoat CLOTHING ROLES, y Civils aod FRONCH BALMORAL SIIMTS of the NLWELST DESIONS sed SUHAPLS yor Bord 12 Le UNITED STATES. We avis Ladies 0 lock ugh our stock, Ww hother they want to bh of BO GAYNOR, imvorter aud M wt No. 755 Browdw be 2 11 N yim tion what «ear WY E prankets, COMFOKTABLED, BLDDING AND MAT $h.4 BLABKETS WHOL SALL AND RETAN We now have in store a very la se stock of BLANKET tng in part of the ‘alawing Fisk CRIM, BERTH 24 104 11.4 124 and 174 SIZES 1 (hat we ote off=rint ot LACEY DIWGLY LOW PRICES Altogether coraprising ONE 1} LEST 3. and of eve y devirabic »t rie in moa th 3 e BEST QUALITY Also, BROWN aud BL GRAY, wu» va $ises and jghts 1 JWFELS sud TOWEL] A h F, ah 5 TARL! pas ASK, Qf HE Nos sil PlLLOW CASI Bh a FANCY GER: FEATHERS AT W IRON BEDSTEADS, CRIBS, Cl] ALD fron Redsteads made to or use, All those in want Fla tes, Bosiding houses, aud P tions our stock and prices, Wl GAR VE Et, 3. 24 Canal at, {(L0ALS, CLOAKS. Miss M GREGG, No. 1? Fifth-ave. Solicits an inspection of her ELEGANT ASSORTMINT of IM PORTED FRENCH CLOAKS as well as those of ter own make for FALL and WINTER WEAR OPERA AND CARRIAGE CLOAKS in great variety Miss G. has also opened a DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT ia counection with her business aud nas received some very ELE. GANTLY EMBROIDERED SILLS fordinuer aud eve nny dresses, At No. 19 Fif't WW

PEYTON, will offer the following Nos, Wednesday, Thursday ar ve, ston at on nasi Dovery rear Ho (essed at auction ‘dead d Friday SILAS, SIL BLACK GROS DE KHINES GROSS GRAIN SILES at $1 LYONS TAFF! TAS at AR Wo, COLORED SILKS, the EVENING SILKS in tie hot FRENCI MER] FINE FRENCH NERINOES, ot 73 LUVIN'S 54 FRENCH MERINOLS ld i A Ad S 64 FRENCH M Ly r ARIS POPLINS, all wool, only T5¢, ANU WL N fecently af ouly ERINOES oul ol \ES $1 25 sold recently at y $1 25 sold recently st d recently at 81 25 MPRESS CLOTHS; very clivice co wy worth 9! 5 COLORED and LOA de. Sore, JThe, 40¢, to the, 6-4 DOUBLE TWILLED. ENGLISH MERINOUES at We, §de., 824c ge FANCY DRESS GOODS STRIPED and PLAID MOM ATLS at 25e., 20¢., Me. 35¢. to 50, bE LAL K snd WHITE ALLWOOL VL ALD, d e told, at oc. wort TAR AN PLAIDS, all wool, don! le fo'd, only S5c., worth T2e. A ILE STRIPE end PLAID POLLING anly Gc. and oc, very rich and por yard, "s won PLAID POPLINS at 5c, Sc, I tol 3 per yard 4 BRIGHT PLAID POPLINS at? 6 MOURNING DKESS GOODS A large. BOMBAZINES, MERINOLS, EUINGLINE, POPI Fk MILES CLOTHS, FRENG H POPLINS, ALPACAS, ke, Le. stock A large Sisorut ent of PARIS SK IRTINGS, very baud.ome styles, at TS¢., 85c., $1 25, $1 5 per vard, PALMORAL SKIRTS. All the new styles aud coor [from $0 BS aac Ww. K. i TON, Nos. pl Bowery. GHAW LS! SHAW Ls! SHAWLS! ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN PARIS AND VIENNA BROCI HE, SHMERLE and CHAINE LAIN SHAWLS, LONG AND J30 ARD OPEN CENTER AND PALE BORDER INDIA CASHMERE AND PARIS "SITAW L%, long avd square, SCOTCH AND BERLIN WOOL SHAWLS, long and sauare. PEYTON Now 272 and 274 Howry QMILLIE Co. Mave opened the most ELEGANT ASSORTMENT o! CLOAKS. SACQUES. BASQUES. JACKETS and CIRCULARS in V E LY ET sud CLOTH, which cannot e surpassesd in America No, WS BROADWAY, het ween Ei hth snd Nigth-ate. WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE, sup. Js CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, BORDERED SHAWLS WUT! PLAIN CENTELS, FILLED UP SQUARES, EQANT, LONG. J. RUSSELL, No. nr ie ooster-st., 3 doocs below Amity. TT. STEWART Co. Will open ou MONDAY, Oct. 29, A FRESH SUPPLY OF FRENCH MERINOS, PLAID POFLINS, Y WDOLSEYS, and other dress goods, which will be sold at zu [andor suetion prices. Brosdwey and Tenth st, “A TTENTION. —Ladies and gentiemes having any CAST-OFF CLOTHING, CARPETS, ¥RNITURE, JEW. t value ia cash for con mckets. Please pall or address note by post to Mr. or Mrs. i. li, No. 194 Seveath- ave., btw eon Fweats T first and Twenty seco is CAPETS, CARPETS, CARVETS. GREAT ‘BARGAINS IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARFLTING, AT WHOLESALE AND 1! TAIL, FOR CASH D TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. i id to $2. ADAMS K SPENCER, ho. 201 GRAND ST. Co.nmbim Hall. A ELRY, &c.. to dispose of, can obtain the uli then, as mined have those articles for the Wet

MADAME ROULLI ER AUGIER. baving re turned from Parle with the chow voock of CLOAK and business, respectfully solicits the c 1c of hor customers at No. 6 Weak Floventt st, noar Broadway. C SHIRTS SHIRIS (—-GEO. M. TRACY wed Yoke, perfect fit ay one of Kis supers “ian and fourply Linen Lam's Wen! and Merino QHIRTS! 1. continues to manufacture his new lym ting SHIRTS, ove tila! of which wv oki! in the manuinctioe and TIOPES J! Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Mus oy, So etannd Prasrars, Bhiker Kuit and bimme! Undersairts sud Diaw wal Shiics wd De ware Ispes agsortmant eho rary Hs PEL IL Aran to 101 Wil amet MY. Dr Goods. AT GRAND-ET. Ln AP STORE. M AUCTION iack ote bord BE o voivets ab P! 82 5°, aud npward 15, $3 429, $3, flop. Corded, Gre do hingo and pai; ry CHILAP bona and Trniawming Ribhwos, PG s DOVWHN Millinery Laces, Cluny, G (pain ie v Jdeucisunes under raga's” prices. Honery, Glovss Emr tarics Collars, Cults, Sienvos, add sola. Daren Naw Willow apd (Vilrich Peale 3 avery morniug. E samine ovr lock of Flovior EDWARD RID 4 Boos. 0, S10 and 2174 Grant, and Mon 06, 08 aud 7) Allan of Ae Filth block oan. f*0m the Bowery A’ GRAND-ST, CHEAP STORE Our Tr mming Depa imeat se worth inspection Bottons, Ormanencs, Bugia Gaps, Friages, Drops, Cloak bets, ec, bc inondi-«fiuniy Ld of Black aad Colocad Sik Ribton Valvats well aasorigd and che Fondo Notions, Hoop Skirts and Corsets, she “apesl mthaoiy FOUWALD EL DL vy, Nos 302, 5! i

Grand ot, aud Fos. 6, 67 aad 70 Alsat. ack aut [1 our the B id AT GRAND. 87. CHEAP STORE Felt, Beaver, Velvet snd Suave Hats, Dons ts 2d Tu hay, ma avory style and cuspe, as usual under aveiyhody's |g Env AnD ROLE Kos, 290, 511 and 311% Granda’ and No. 68, 63 aud 7) Allen Kin block ca from the Bownry. EY MILL IN ERS and COUNTRY STOR EXEL We Fai cub lengths of MY ner Gooda cheaper th down Lown Jobbers sell whoo pinces. Calla! Grands! Glhoap Slor EDWARD ier y Nos 500 01 wr 34 Grands, and Noa. 64, 65 aud 70 Allon! bh block oat fre rom the Boy; i OVENING GOODS ENGLISH BOMBAZINFS, FRENCH BOMBAZINES, FRENCH MERINOS, PARASINES, a new article, (RAPE CLOTH, 2 yards wide, COLOR ALO CLOTH, EMPRESS CLOTA, OITOMAN CLOTH, TAMISE CLOTH, CRAPE EUGENES, IRISH POPLING, very alegant, BLACK SILKS, uowsaally cheap, BLACK and VWHITE STROKED SILKS, BLACK and WHITE, STRIPED and PLAID FR¥FNOH POPLINS, aad 64, DE LAINLS, handsome Goods QUYENS CLOTH, $5 and $6 per drome Black Alpacas, 6240. worth ATi Flack Alpaca, worth 5! Black Alpacas, 074. worth 12% Black Alpsess, $i; worth Bl “ig BONNETS, o suporbetock, SHAWLS Iu groat varisty CLOARS, MANTILLAS, V AL 8. GLOVES, ke P- Toe; (N. B.)=One case of BALLIOZAL CLOTH, 75 faches wide a beautiful article, $10 per dons Ful! snits made wp io a few ours W., JACKSON, Lmporte: of Mourning Goods No. 551, Broadway, bet Bpriog aud Prince sts i EDUC KE XP NSER 1! BY BUYING CHEAP GOODS The past wart weather has so ailected woollen goods tint wo [ave Vio now offer taea FORMER PRICE JORMER PRICE. $4 v FORMER PRICE, $4 69, AL ls WOOL BLAKE Ts FORMER PRICE $5 EXTRA ALL WOOT, $4, $0, 36 and $3 The decline in Nlankets bas beer very grost NT FLANNF LS, 2 FORMER PRICE. Te been able to boy eo big lot at a panic price, Lieaper thom th have p00 In 4 your,

GOD BLANEY «3 Ww EE ¥i ANNE 8S. We FORMER PRICE, wo 'N I WIOF ANN] La FORMER PRICL, we. HEAL LT CANTON FLA Le wie 23¢c. aud 50 Ths oe Flanne! s ara just ov (ion ae bon Also, BIG LOTS MERINUS, ALPACAS POTLINS, DRESS GOODS. &e., REY ALE] AT WHOLESALE PRICES FINE MUSLIN FORMER PRICE, 200 FXTRA a 3, ITY, i3¢.. 18¢., 20¢c. aud 22 CUE GREAT ri OF BU y ts AT ih i KLE PRICES SHOW PLAINLY HOW CHEAP OUR GO os ALY, UT TALIS OUT AND GO FOR BARGAINS TO FOSTER BRQTHERS, No. 167 Eiguth-ave., near Ewhteentl of md YO UER IOTHE! us, No 7? Blacks N PECIALTY BLANKETS, DRINKLEID ANDERSON, No. 120 DUALL-ST. NEW-.YORK OFFER FOR SALE BLUL-GRAY BLANKETS BROWN-GEAY BLANKETS, VIEAT AND HORSE BLANKETS, BLD BLANKILILDS, STEAMBOAT BLANKETS RAILROAD BLANKETS, WHITE AND COLOIED MACKINACS, ORDELS EX) LOWEST MARKET PRICES TED AT Amusements. (Lyre THEATER. LEONARD (GROVER... dresreasiariinarannnss vases ss Divoctor THIS TUESDAY ENING, Oct 30, THISTUESDAY VVENING, Ooh, 0, FIRST TIME IN AMKRICA Lite eniire'y sow draaas, LONG SIRE) ™MIE LONG STMIRY, LONG SARIKE, PHE LONGO STR'ICE whi it has achieved 8 success alot without cqoal al the Liytoum ow boing peridiined. Thin or, Loudon, where i! as KE SCENERY ost ears wiirted fron DILA WINGS TARE NON Sebi CEE CITY OF MAN CHESTER, ENGLAND, by Me. EF. lays col! Mr D. A Stony JHE COSTUMES AND APPOANTS ENTS carefs dy SE (he Lnods of SEVERAY, MAN CHLATER WORK MEN, on erad exprosily by TIE DIRECTO, to ctestually pr on Lite vam ol the wulbjogt, oe By Mr CHARLES WHEATLEIGH, tle vopy celebrated actor, hus basa especial ly engrzed Lor Una, p odo tion sud will wake bis Gre APPORTANCE WICH Wil wisanca of (bree BAC OD ala tiLg tour ol ths Lalilornim and tho ominces, ia tive guy wr cuarac.er of NOAY LEAROTD E The is laid fa Maachesier, iu the Distiios 1 THE 3 AST OF TUTE LONI STRYEY i an fol ows, NOAI 1 AROYD the Ringicidar of Cah Strike,” aud deleyiie Com the Untted Workingmen.., Mr. CHAS. BW ue ATLEOR Ais Grat Apposia@ io New York iu Hees you of Laneshioe, Soon an DAROIR ans aRes ES y Deolagates 3... A Hh ‘armon JOHN OD! and "hn: JAMES 57 EY ed Neadars. 3.0000 RICHARD RADL BF GRP Mannfo- goon. a. ARgiNA Srasssasne turers. r A sense Biz. BROOKE. 0 ieeeee Magincrwend o-oo JEM LUTARKIE, borer of Eosin®eis. seers SR IOCHN FAIRE JEL), 0 Judge on Cronies NON NY, a Solicitor shasanans FS sassssassnes Mr SPURRIER, manos [1 JOHNNY RUILLY, "ant Teoh aH. euse ss ess His fira* appearance a this Teaataz, 1 CRANKSIHAW, 3 Policaofficer Lenses Mz JAMES WARD BLACK,» Talegraph- OPATBLOT ssn arn: vesmersness Mr. A. BECK CAPT. WOLKE Ek, of tho slip Eliza and Mary.......... ps GLLLETT Tao Gpntiemasn irom Howidquureie, deluged io of Best Sh SUrKes sasrasscsanssssnsnergisinns Mr. E "2. sive LAIR CX O BOB, workmar. ara sRRisseasRIRR IS DALY ou O'BILL. workman. mi: RON JANE LFAROYD, a factory ren Mia ww BATE EWTON NE Miss GEORGIK TELBIN Mise ALY oF HARRISON Ser vers sMim T. WOOD Workman Factory Unrls, Clerks, Jugore, Opeciatons, &o., AG Rosier, PAS Tor) Monsyponny's sory Judges, Mantfactr rom Barrie iy agraph Operators, Officery of the Court, The Direstor hay purchased the vols right (or the perirzante of this powerftl Domestic Dramas inthe City of New York Wy INTER GARDEN. TONIGHT ats WL BTUART vs casannisnsssnsssnnes TIED WE ER OF fra. D, P. BOW ‘RS GREAL i 1 MPH, ca aad eathosiastic audiences, supporied Mr. J C. Meu OLLY MM AND A HY "CAST, iu ber grand and STRANGELY ATTRACTIVE personation of LADY AUDLEY The su'itle power i fo mrrat® art of which are TALK OF THE, TOWN TOHT ry hr Bennahan's exe itor drama, LADY AUVLETS Z Boor EVERY LADY AUVDLFY ROBERE AUDLLY RPPorie d by WW. ou) D. P. BOWERS MeCOLILUM e, fl 1 DE W. 8 Ao drews, W. A. Don a! Miss Androws, Miss e. Johnson, Mes. G. C. Bouiface. aud oti In rabcarsal a brii'iant comedy caliad DONNA DE ANE or LOVE'S MASQUERADE. Admission: Drags Circle, T5e.; Family Circle, 3de,; Orchestra Claire, 51, Doors open a Tt W ALLACK'™ THEATER Proprietor aud Manager... ......00 Mr. LESTER WALLACK. THE LAST; NOVELTY, cotredy (hy Hi. J. Byron, esq.) eatitied £100,000, wid ili ho presonte od THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Ot. 3, with entirely Now deanery. Costumes, Appointaants vod Pe OW! SRE L DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 31=THE FAST FAMIL THURSDAY EVENING Nov L ud FII'DAY EN ENING, £100,000. og of t'e wie Mie 3.€, MW. The asw r Nov. bat r ivor of the rp VURITE OF FORTIN and also of the first a: apy TR oes of Mr. J. W WAL LUACK, and other wmambars of tle cowpany not on tuded io the proseut partormauces. Dua notice wil he Box Office open dalle, fiom 2a. m, to 4p. m. Doors open at 7:00. Pertoruianes commences at 3 o'clock. WW ALLAC KS THEATER—GAZZANIGA™ MUSICALE GRAND MATINEES. The public are rovpe x fully inforwed that tie RST UR AND MATINEE of the celobrated or i dor MME, MARIETTA UAZZANIOA, will take place on THiS JAY, AT 2p. m., sssisiad by the fol liowing art MOLLE. ADE LAIDZ PHILLAPS, the renowned Auriga, Contr SIGNOR ANASTAS!, HERR MOLLENHAUER, tha popular Vioiincel ist, the favorite Teno AMPY, T Wiliam ADMISSION 70 ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE, sh Doors oper at 1 ==Commmenca at 2 u tthe Leading Swr Comedicune of Amarics, aud SATURDAY MATINEE, the twim-siater to wel, PodoR,cnsenss sosnssssassstsnsoshsnns Mr. Janes W. Colliar FRI L am: Wl 4DD0ULCIAZ AN angagement al

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Musical Conductor. couuicresssersrssssssssssns R. G, W, COLBY. No secured seats. Dickets for sale at tie Theater, snd the priocipal J3ROADWAL AY THE ATER. Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL appeas in thie baantify! doresic drags of FANCHOR, Tidk C8 HOKET, DAY. KOV. 2 ONLY oF NEFIT O¢ i CHARLES DILLON, SATURDAY, NOV, fm SEA OND MATING Music Stores and Hotels. ELK ond moet positively res Bo who will on MONDAY. Oct, 29 and every eveaiog during the week LITTLE BARE our e Little Borel WwMI53 MAGGIF MITCHELL MAGGIE MITCHELL Launergan and (ull company, will appear; on supported br M: MUNDY, bov, 5, 1856 Box sheet Low Open, N IBLOU GARDEN, Seats ay be sacurad in advances, Lovsase and Matasor eases sR RRRRE ESET RRIRRESS WM WHEATLEY. Doors on Commenca at EVERY HOI 2d SATURDAY AFTERNOUN. YDENTED SUCCESS OF BL Af R C ROOK N ENNE BALLET Tie JUPE, to2et er WS introd GREAT PARI: SILVER CASCADF AND THE GRAND TR AN Sk on MATT IN SCENE. Souls cau be secured six days in advance. GRAND MA TINT "E EVERY SATURDAY, COMMEN( ING AT 1 O'CLOCK, on which occasion the prices wil ONE DOLLAR all parts of the ho to N extra charge for peeerved seats, whith can be seeured any day during the week GE AUCTION SAL JON ATI N 15 re orner Blroekor has bought, and now ofl ar sala at 8 sia alge CARES Witt AND BRON 3 10 cane Table Damnks Naoki Ow ngs Ad 1000 proces Had V ‘e aud Glos Gray Flacneis, ot Jl ceats upw acd, os Canto in nl. 2 ns MN) pieces Leavy she F ws, Th ceuts DEESS GUODs—=IRESS (1O0DS 1000p Fr: ier French Poplius, Poplineti, Scotch Pla aud Alpacas, w a Slawlsin gres rie y u ing vv, Broche, Scotch. Plaid, al wil oe ry iY v BEE Wr ADIE “Ww LUMY NOE KWE AR from wu Kid Gloves, only #1 25, war rant s Is wort yioowliug, Shirtiug and all kiads 0 J 1 retailed 1 t va v i p COMFORTABLES-BED COMFORTABLES, at Pua yward fom 2 factory JOIN HEATH I:y Goods for the Million No 15 Carmine st., corner Bleecker P S.—Hows Steamboats and Boarding houses supplied at a Loeral dis it Fultondferry and Sixth ave cars pass thé door T. STEWART Co. pontinue ti s weak ML als of id AND VE] CLOARS, SAC A ES AND PALETOTS Pa wi PARIS MADE €L upwards being EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS Broadway and Tenth st. FRENCH SKIT. Also. a red at ETS, just received Pass 2 low prices IER'S, Nos. 880 and wl Broadway French KID al ull assortment ot W. J. ELGER, Nos. (rom $12 each, T=, 1,000 2 inde snd Misws HO 880 and 98! Brosdway NEW y of COR TEN FAME: Vi x1 2i—Ladies’ fs Ufid 5.208 sl #t low prices. usar vinetoenthiost filincrn, HATS. —This week, at L. BINNS" 77 Broadway, CHILDR EN'S HATS of and INFANT LATS, et Frames ol Materials THILDREN"™ Millinery, No. kind, CHILDRENS BONLETS BINNS'S lmueuse Millpery. Bom very L fislidap Goods. ADIES ard GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and WHITING CAS Portiolion, Pockat-Books, Card Casa Leo. on exhibition and for sale low at the office of tus I. FRY Co. Nos. 14 and I Willam-#t, 1. Barkers Caco, %i manufacturars, WM W. T. FRY Co., Manufacturers of the well knows FEY'S PATENT POCKET FLASKS, METAL FLASKS, SOAP BOXES DRINKINGCUPS, REWARDMEDALS, Ac Mapolstory, Nos 14 and Lid Will inmost ee FIVE NEW.YORK UNION VALENTINE COM- PANY have an immenss stock of Valentines on exhibitim (to the trate) st their salesroonie, Nos. 134 snd 136 William st. New-York, ES, Wedding Cards, &Lr. T WAM. EVERDELL™ SONS, No. 104 Falton-st. WEDDING GALDS and FINE STATIONERY, (Established 1815) Printing, A. EVERDE LL" SONS, No. 104 Fulton: Shoe STEAM JOo PRINTERS sad LABEL MANUFACTUR. W ERS Boal, Lc. pe ST En glish House Ceunel and Liverpool Orrell COAL delivered in New-York and Brooklyn in quantities to sult, H. L. PARMELE BROTHER, No. 32 Finest. Lo formers and Others. CUANG, 2.00 tuns No. Peruvian Guano 1.30 tuns Bruce s Concentrated Fartilizer. 2,800 tuns Swann Iv.aad Guano. In large or sual low, by do. EB. w HITE Co. No. 150 Frontat. a PEAT LANDS, NFAR NZIW YORK CITY, FOR ALE BY TT Vaa y a DUNLDIO io B31 PINE-SY, i Pe (EW-YOR KE THEATER. BEARADIED. sus si 600s srsstersstntihs Mark Smith and Lewis Baker TO=NiGHI ND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, The Cagedy iu three acts, by H. J. Byron, amhor of £100,000, aa- titled WAR TO THE KNIFE, with the following splendid cast: Sesnsssrrrnm. Mr. Mark Smith Mr, Lewis Baker Mr. G. Metkiff Mrs. Marie Wilkins Jane LT Ie. sss vnnnssnnnssnsensnssnsssnsnnse Miss Alles Mandevilie After which the pom az burlesque entit) LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET STADT THEATER. Nos. 45 and 47 Last Week of Mr. BOGIUMIL DAWISON. {Last performance but three). THIS (Luesday) EVENING, Oct, 30, MR. BUGUMIL DAWISON AS SHYLOCK, ia Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, and by gen xy request, Wiener in Paris (Vienneses in Ps ME. pouL il DAWISON, in his great Franco-Ger MAN Bowery. GE CORPORAL BONJOI'R 108® OLD BOWERY THEATER. Miss F ANRY, Hi. RRING....o000su0ssnssnsnss Mr GL HE BRILLIANT COMP NY. HISTORIC AL DRAMA, FORFST OF BONDY. THE DOG OF MONTARGIS, by Lafayette, COMIC PANTOMIME~LES DEUX FUGITIFS, FRIDAY —Hanefit of JACOB BOYCE, An Old Militia Soldier of Fil ty Years Servi ve EW-YORK CIRCUS v of vurteanth -t., opposite Academy of Music. LB. LENT... 0cnsssssesssssssassnssssnuis saisennss oes Director be NEES 5 Ww FONE DAY and SATURDAY AT 5% O CLOCK. EVERY RO AL CLOCK, STEEPLE CHASE RIDER. DASHING HEROIC ACT. MLLE. CARLOTTA PY BERG THE WO! LD, RENOWNE b Fav ESTRIENNE. AMES E. IN HIS PICT RES FROM APic KWICK. THE SMALL PONIES, THE BOLD RIDERS. THE Mk ACULOUS GAYMNASTS, Concluding with the Yantomime of the onclading With CCCULPTOR'S TRIUMPH. BARNUM® N NEW AME RICAN MUSEUM, Broadway, between Spring and Prince ate. Just arrived, and now on exhibition at all RARE COLLECTION OF LIVING W VILD "ANIMALS, Ry of the following specimens: ELEPHANT. JENNY LIND. very smell; Dov BLL HUMPED BAC TRA A it CAMEL, only one in Awerica in pA} FOX. wars. ROYAL PENGAL TIGE PI only ous in the United States. ARR, never before seen WHITE HIMALAYA MOU NTAIN BE in this country, SILVER. STRIPED HYENA, the only vig specimen to be found inthe U nited States LEOPARDS, BE Ks. WOLVES, SACRED ATTLE, 5. A. DEER, PELICANS, BLACK SWANS, Ww HITE PEACOCKS, ASIATIC NYLGHAU, JAPANESE M AS. KIN SWAN, THIBET BEAR, MONKEYS, GOLD AND SILVER PHEASANTS, SPANISH MACAWS, and over 20v AUSTRALIAN bay FTERNOUN AT 21 "EVENING AT 7, VERY A 00 2; THE BRILLIANTLY SUCC ENSFUL SP CTACULAR DRAMA, HE S NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES AND MECHANICAL x TONS, TIGEKS, biti t all on Also on SELON. OF THE. po GORDON CUMMING, MAN {OTH FAT MAN, weiziing 815 Ibs, A188 ANNA SWANN, Gontess, O VER 8 YE ET HIGH. THRED DWARFS, GLASSBLOWERS, CIRCASSI AN GIRL. ATIONAL BRONZY PORTRAIT GALLERY, NA PORTRAITS OF N. A INDIAN CHIEFS. Cosmoranias, Learned Seal, Happy Family, Graud Aquaris, Wax Pigurss, aud 200,000 other Curiosit Admission, 0 cents. Children under tes, 1 15¢e cents. DIO BU ILDING, TENTH-ST La Stbio of Mr. MOZIER'S exhibition of ‘MARBLE STATU. nt days aud evenings. Will positively close on THURS red {Aas bo oh the Statues will be sent to their owners, and the §10up Of 1¥ RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL SON” offarad for SALE by Mr. LEEDS if not previously disposed of at pri- vate sale. Open trom 10 a. m. to 10 p. Admission 25 ote. Eas i @opartnershi Notices. Wi ni designed have this Tay formed a COPART- NERSHIE wador the fir of MOSTIRR READ {or the per pase of condueitng Lio Wasim Fiat Dgsoping wl Lhe 3 Deamas Hotal, cornar of Brosdw a and Fleyyi ow Ne w York, 20th Oct 1 Jie A. TF MOSINR CA READ 4 4 Amnsemente. Sar A SOF MUSIC HOTOR A... MAX MARPZIK. TWO GRAND ov nA NIGHTS, MONDAY EVENING, Nov 5, al 8 o'clock, FAST, FPAURT. 35 CLARA LONISR KELLOOGA, on rrr) STELLA BONRY UN Aig ms Kl WAZZOLEN BYLLINI. ANTONUCOL, feos BAY BVENANG, Nav. Nov. 6. a 8 o'clock, vo SBIGHNOILITA ANTOINETEA BONCONIL WL IRTEH DPAMOR, 8K ONOZNA ANTOLIETTA IONGON 8 BARAG NGI ANPONDS. omoy AIORGLO ON GONT In bis wortd renown od characier of Ie. mg, The cele of Reccrved Sonts wad Tickets MORNIL GO 32 Brooklyn, st the Tho ine of the Ch Ma Naw Vork al Macuy sewig's, Nos. 2 and 115 Broadway. SLEINWAY HALL, Fast Fourtaanth st batwasn nian sqoare and Living plas. This usw and mazaificent Hall wil he ioanzvratad thes ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 31, wri Kise ZAR D CONCERT THE BATEMAN SERIES, foe wrtiloh Mo, in un Ci dad An IMWAY HAA, has bean eeectad hy Moss Seainway Sona. bn re medintely 11 the rear of thats maha warersonm, Nos. 71 end Foal Fourteenth a, Det wasn Hird Squarend wiih ile oxtension, um nn ne Lean through the block 13 to kileentoot., an bet] Las» frontuge of 100 satire ground foo, adn iret io stool, hang occupied by ths room of tha fiom. ‘Sle entrances and exits to the are of the elazant aud conacious shatacter, the ha! being of being in threo minutes, avery door on cillier side o; ontward. Tha dopte of tue Hall is 130 teal, the vig font, und is from floge to ceiling 42. The wiste building Las the m aubstantial manoer, without red birt You Spusity of of the Wali (all slegantiy-casbionsd, 1a 2,500, with standing accor modalion for 500 additional presen, tha seats holag wus wore (orm y and comibpriable tion bn any obese polis building io America by steam, ‘thy gmarstor hing aa on The Hal 14 healed at holga, fable pendent vantis ion are WON sap tha modern d. aad the lighting b A gd of aildiog. The Insti INE E ENON SUNLIG direct from the oof, hy Dafnes Son a Lave been fg tnated in wil the large public buildings of ensourage the that Steinway Lal will pol only he the capacious, clagaut, awa Jurroughly wcouati 5, hut st thie saws Lune most com!’ Jas am sic hail w the United HE NAUGURAL CONCERT ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, OBER 21 will taka place Lodar the of Mr. rh L.BALEMAN, beng tho first of the grand of Ji A on which oe caston the (aHowint uapraeadanted ALRAS OF DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS wil! MLLE. PAREPA, Soprano, SIONOR BRIGNOLL, Tener, SIGNOR FERZANTI, Bufo Bawmo. SIGNOR FOATUNA, Baritone. MR. 3. B. MILLS, Pianist, UR CARL ROSA, Vielused, Me J. L. HATTON, Cadshosse and Accompanist, and a GRAND SCHEIN Under the dir MR. THEODORE THOMAS. Sagurcd Seats, $15) Entrance Tickets. $1. The sale of seste will commaens at Stefaway Hall, Mondsy morning, Oct. 29, o'slock. and at Pasr Seharmar's, and Poad’s Mase stor, Noa 112 80d 114 Broadway Ld SN TEANWAY GALL. i BATEMANS INAUGUPAL CONCERT. WEDNESDAY, Oct. [in “Ort or ake bir i w ree tt AUST TL we agnor, ORCHESTRA. 2. Rowanze~' Maria de Rudanz,'... ....ooiiinnins Donizattl, SIN on" FORTUNA. 3 Solo Violw=lat movem-a’ Coocorto Mikiatsn.... Night. Mi CARL ROSA Rowsnza—" Slap rt wen Birth) vores neness lotow, NOR BI GN DL 5 Cavalina—* Bai Tn Ym mAmirmide) einen Honsind. MADAME PAREPA. 6. Solo Fuaao~1st gveueat Concarto A Miaor,. Seb umann. MR. by Be MILLS Rowdtnd. Daniealti. 1. Cavaliog— Lacy Rat ef Garhiors). 2, Daa="Dan MADAM Part PA, PAR’ Jewroda” SRcH Soin Rou; on FERDANT! "=f Li ada di Chamovnix) ou oR BRIGNOLL. 1. Ovsrtura=* 2. Sole Violin—" 3 Doo=" atola Sons PERTAVE: E 4. Romanza—'"In tects dink 6. Song Pha Night a HR oil. han. tin, sens ind PARE PA 8. Solo Piaso~'"* Midsummer CN iD 5 Dread," cuvunns oro Lambe MR. LAS. 7. Qual 80a MME. PAREPA, Fioxon FRRRANI, i 8. Torchiight March... ..ovsssiisssssssssnsanns M Cond ORC £4 THEGDORE THOM. onduetor LL. ee AL Sms. aon Second Cones, PAVE IDAY EVENING, Homa.” Third Concert, FRIDAY EVENING, JRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY, yg Suit m Tickets $1. with scoured seat. Tae Umad Plano used ai Lhess Goncerts is Lom tha caisbrated men ufactory ui Saiauvy Sens Secored Deats, $1 irincs Tickets, $1 To be had st Stelaway Hall, Bear Schirmer's, Pond sad Now. 112 sad 114 Broadway. Doors op=a a* 7}; con ‘ert at 8 0'clook. Tho doors leadic 2 to L5th-et will ba thrown open at the dose of the concert, to give additional egress to the sadiance. THINW AY MUSIC HALL. This naw sad slogant establishment. canabe of scrommedating 2,500 parsons, will ba opaaed to the public Hy the celobrsied BATEMAN CONCERT TROUPE, oy WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 31, 1366. Parties dosiions of cogagiag Mie above Hal for Brat class coucerls ox lanturas only, will ploase apoly to D> TI TRICK ORTUNA. nor=* Don WORE NA L. F. HARRISON, An BROMOWAY. ERY NIGHT WORTH HALL, No. INTENSE EXCITE RENT EY et rWONDROUS HEAD 'BASKE proses GROWT How kL oN. i" HARTE. ERs FORTY RIGHTH EVERY NIGHT Ras RF JRMANC FE. 8 skat conta; done wed Clie, $l. For sala ai the m, 1! Doors open 7} m commence at 8. SATURDAY MATINEE Al 2, STERY SHORTLY NADANE PARGPA 0 TSONGR— As svag hy that lebrated Artiste at the BATEMAN CON- CERTS. Con ug, Cou ing Bye anl Bye, words by J. HOM Naughton, He Heppy Thoughts, or the New Home, Sweet Home. Muse L. Hattoz Soe het hen we wea: 8 geaning, She; Why was I Laokiag it, Be. Fiva o'clock in the mor ning ale; Partad from hoe aud maay othace, Sert by mail, postage pa WM A. POND CO. Mo. iC ELLY LEON'S MINSTRELS, No. 70 BROADWAY. CAND OTHER MIKA i CLES EVERY ow trom® a’ hadd Broadway. PRI NHRCED a Gras: [TL BACH, B Edwiy Kelly, LITTLE BARE® PUBL AG AND Georges Christy. LOLLY POR, PRESS John Allea. SHE IS 30 SWEET. UNRIVALED Dick Sands. CHAMPION CLOG, CPOWDED Soka hy rg SWISS WAPBLER. HOUSES. SCRZ AMING JOKES. MRS LADY OR DER: Wha 3 SECRET TBESTRE FRANCAIS. West Fogrtaanth at, asar Sixth-ave. TC ESDAY and THURSDAY, OPERA SATURDAYS. COMEDY. VAUDEVILLE, FRENCH OPERA. QUESDAY, Ost. 30, 1 m. precisely, 1366, at 74 p. MIDSUMMER NIGHT, 3 DREAM. LE SONGE DUNE NUIT D'ETE. Comic Opera. in 3 acts, by M. Ambroise Thomas. Tisket Offices 3¢ Bear Schizmar’s, No. 701 Broadway, aud Macey Herwig's, Nos 112 and U4 Broadway, ‘CERT of MUSIC under the direction of Wit BERGE Max Dac. ORGANT STEPH will ba given in ths NORT i PRESOYTER! AN CHURCH, sorase Ninth-ave. aud THiay frst TU ESDAT EV ENING, th inst. Ho will ba assisted by several ecisens vocalists, together witha rand chorus from the MENDELSSOHN UNIO To commerce at Tr LY clock U DWORTH'S MINSTRELS. FIFTH-AVE. OPERA HOUSE, Nos. 2and 4 West Twoaty: fourth-st., adjoining Fifth-a ve. Hote TREMENDOUS HOUSES, BRILLIANT "SUCCESS of the GREAT ETHIOPIAN SPECTACLE GEORGE AND VE DRAGON. so. ROLLIN HOW ARD.every evening. Mat Matives Satarday sid pom RAND SACRED CONCERT—Tabernacle tist Church, Secondave., near Tenth-st., on TUESD EVENING, Oct. 30, 1355, under the direction 3 Prot. Ol OLNEY, assisted by Mrs, Chas Farnham, Jdecompaned by Signor Baril, Mise Louise Hotchkiss, Miss Jennie Ward, Messrs. Powers snd J voces. Messrs Paass and Badger, Pianis; Messrs. Johnston and A CONCERT Warren, Orgaiists; Messrs. Tow.min aud Browne, Harpisis, togethee with Dr. C “uta and Maver Toedt 0 of the Cecilian C Choir. Ticksia, sl ALLEN: -ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ORGAN EXHIBITION and SACRED CONCERT, EDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. 51, 1380, Ms. 3 hd RARE REN, Solo Oeguuist. A. MAYER, Accomipar y at. Sclotsts J Tickets 5 cents, 10 be had at Tramain’s Mosic Store, No. 431 Broadway; W.C. Bradley, No. 2 254 Broome-st. A. A Waeks 5 No. 506 Grando. a and al the be door. SREAT NATIONAR MEETING in in behalf alf of the Disabled Soldiers and Salers American Uaion, at the Cooper lustitute, ou THURSDAY EVENING. November 8, 1356, a8 8 o'clock. Lectures. and Meetings. A LECTURE on tae HABITS, CUSTOMS aod RELIGION of the CHINESE and BURMESE. illustrated ion of Chinese Burmese and African Idols dhorls ast Ta nghewil be delivered Public invited to att “at. Pradhytarien Shafol, Ad 4 JOHN B. GOUGH will deliver a uew LECTURE at with a large col ing from a inches L. SOUTHERLAND, THIS EVENING ar aoc. Frew Institute, EVENING, 1. Subject Cuno” Tickets san AY No. 443 Bode. way; J.& G. Grows, No, 19 Thirdaws. Wa, oot Grote Ne 158 Bowe ary; Charles Heard Co.'s, No. Wl Grand-at. Bradbury's, No. 4% Broome-st., 304 vi the door vu Rae of the Losture, ‘Tiokats, ic. reserved seats, $1. GEN TROT AT THE E FASHION COURSE. A PURSE AND STAKE OF $200. Ne Mie heats, bes: three iu five, to wazoma. THU LSDATY. 8» 1398, at 2 o'clock p good day aad track. D. Poors bm LADY THORN H. Woodcu's cb. m. LADY EMMA. 3. Crook's br. 8 GEORGE WILKES. The adore will ha one of ‘ho grates sweats of She wobiet. he Boreas are all fit, and very alos together iu spend. Kame hoat Wilkes with dfculty a thelr math, sad Lady Thora beat ber with allt srester diiculty saveeqien ly, on tie same day the stallion boat them both In Yagavd 10 (HOS GOMEGUTRY one of the Anoat and ful acon aver sean bu to he axneciod Care boavs Hunter's Polos lt 115 snd 2, spesial toala st1jp r= Ti be So Hou Ninsty ascond at Wranghout, Hind a ATE OROOIILON, Prapister,

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Re NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1866. A ot SE SO sent: este at See ue SEE ET a Si SE Rp h—— ns v——— a_i J E out, but now the excitement begun to culminate, both parties "MUSICAL. y SFE 88 HOBEPERRY. Levy demanded o warrant foe this be! {Anscurcements, v BASE BA LL. Wohi festing degroe of pervous anxivty wm regard to he a M ADAMS EXPRES i need, he registed the bd pi ht pa w——— that showed bow entical the position of aftmrs wae, 17 1he g Chief Ruggles new sent a posse of reserves to the Continental Srecian Norier. FROCEEDIANGE=TURTHER 4APSTIMENY to preserye order. Mayor MobMichael- wos informed of the Atlantics lost this gamo thin good by championship for FROOELYN PHILAARMONIO BOCES FOUL HN TAYNH MATUNEH TO BK VLAYHKD, then, the Ashleties being Grreel hors t het Yr 3 froz gE YY disgracetul proceedings Lud he directed that all the fo Tv fet of thei TO EE Ta 4 2 ree neces- Goupssirw's Pexwaneuiy, Boones H Pho foils wing malches aie nuouncoy fuet of their being ihe copquerors of thw Lrvingtors tn i Tho trst concort of the tenth season of the Brooklyn TAE LN. sy 0 Prono the public peace and the person of Cept. Mills Pe #n, 4, No, 156 Broudway. 4 Nov, 1— Amity vs. Franklin, for silver ball, on the Union dale x Abo Unbox, however, being om the way. Philbarmonic Society took place at tho Academy of Mukic By Sipe sern 10 Tak TRIBUNE be roast dno gut is. 110 Capt. Mill Pugils wit be received until Nov. 1 only, for the erm aamintucieg on ith ARES Was aul ced i oH o i 9 T Mullin publiely announee Sapt. at be he y rom 4 5 jothe Atlantics on Gaurday evening, the 7th mst. A lage and brilliant Dansky, Coun., Oct. 29, Itoh. —The tial of ihe ter lenve Sa ts Within 24 honrs, rh fo Devnctive ny Shu day, ak. reduction of aeutiy are ily Ogu Sun. ate; ak up hin clothes and go with hrm, as the towa would be made ticulars in Circulars. and though four men went to the bat, the mnings closed with rie out a run, Gi fri wy Jet The Trvingtons now had J only to Nov. (o Ste Reguneat, ve. Co. B on Empire Gromde get to win. Walter led off. but became a vietim'ot Start, at op iefe) welded Kaw. 3-00. Th 314 Regine, ve. Co. B00 Spire rome. 14 hase, and the Atlautios heaved a sigh of reiief at petting 1 heodore Eisfeld wielded the baton. We were fortunate oh Union Grounds, Brooklyn. hr of one wan. Sweesey and Teonand, however, batted pret- in finding a seat in the Upp! ter, Now Fork critics boing, k and sledge h to got Nov. 3— Married ve. Single of the Active Club. ity for their bases, und eventually seenred their rms; but a usual, loti without gcals, ukiers they fall upon one Jeln Jobuson Co. as Cashier; a lock an pe-hammer to gel aiviy. season has been oduction which, Noy. 4 Raveuswood vu, Living (of Newtown, L. 1), retin by accident, forts have been made in certain quarter «voc old at ont store on the J0th of test December; the sledge 18 seemn that Capt, Mills at home is fourless officer in the the present bas warhol by the Ji ue J a that this SOC ah y A Said Clo AN dinelarye of his diity, aad upon oue 0Ceasion made »n de- for elegance of style and besuty of water al, ¢xoceds wy heretofore ty wa ino falling ug sod for $652, end the lock for #2, our edges ond lock cent ou no place which was the resort of eight i uoed rondwry, 1 1 Pow we of (hose ‘own me; these k like those p i nu! y red over wie ern rv ites tld vy his 1 wibhelound ab Sig sores Xn. 22 b aad gi mblers, wd opt y vie therein. Among WEIL corer of Fulton st, and et No. 523 Broadway. audience was present, not ae crowded, however, a8 when Exprecs robbers was resumed this WOrnicg. pea 2ot for hi At th tion, the All h Ve on wide in New York ard oo ot for him, he wane conversation, derman, whe Mery 8. Vieom called X reside in New York ave ain in the 1 00 45000 00 Le ruled the town, redueed tho ius cud Tug Porenar Hat.--The name of Kxox has long Lamiware business at No. 6 Howard gt. al in the employ of +0 (he parties that bit 12 hours would be given them in which been associated with tasteful und very superior Ham, wd youndn Nov. 2-Orental vs. Van lbske, second wives, on Union before apother—the important yun--conld be made, Mr Capphell was put ont, and Cide-game” was tie ay to promulgate the win game, wb Jewiow B of rrr ve. Euteryrise (of Staten beland), ov grounds 0 ant SA The pune bad been Shiply pondition, snd that it jeeded some new feature of extrac ol iave tie I at 3 ye thot non nl oe My WHY Ve time TRAIL nw ar y v p al Groen pond wore Suninme at tonst and ad oid yet A es ordinary gicatuces to re usetato ite fortunes, ‘This is sold: (he sledge shold weigh 183 pou dg. there was an inter ooy 'MeMuitin, wie fold the Captain, on reaching the Station. ATLANTIC vu. JRVINGION. the clumpionship went ht p hs rv: a. i) woply a canard got up to exalt favorites, urd to doprdei= vil of an bows ilu o ait oz tao bos between the sales of the yron that he wes Aldesinan MoMulin of Philadelphia. The mame One of the finest and most exciting games of the quired to rally for victory if vw Oo wid xd one want #0 oM%Y thoso not within the eha ned circle, hia Society look Lid h LO WCR WIS soll firet id a Captain remaraed that he knew th Ald ran well by repata ASOTIER RATIVCATION MERTING, 2 il v ever di A we wend d np t on ties wo he same poy y 2 kept r sieht the bat to strike fo Bberty or death.” and sith ta shared tho fato of all other amusoments last season; ll OM Poth occsieny, put van high Bras Nig ently al tion, and vo he kept lian eked np all aight. pik We antierstand another Ratitication Meeting wil suou be beld to season vas Lhe Loe and home match between th Atlantic anQ fha¢ suited, Le orien it went v fore suf 1 ass. That the atterdance d nished gong: they were both young men, and hoi apparently abou NeMallin by the prostitution of his office, had fairly zot even a rvingh To Boll Clubs 3 od vestordiy t the Unio R a hon iowen wad In IW ¥o foc subiered TE re Or Ww 3 Unarhed on t ne i one of those who bo nt the hammer Lad the with the f BH by putting Nim in the. county Driven and fndorse that delicious Deatiivice, “'Bwi 1A Mskes grounds, Williemubury. ‘That the game was veuly played and Piis good Db Eine a Hi io HE y Shes, nu nh 8 bec. or of 25% Iieiunty Hi.the perk Fe i Lapdie un bi al the head wrap Lup Washius keopiag hm there ooh Not sdisfied, however, ihe Cap- and gus frm ond white, Leaves a fragrance to the breath, and deli. b ule mebure p AME Was iB yed ane ol ig. ve TOLHOWe np certainly untyoe. ue oid fasion no eo cataired ‘Fhose hammers are moae In hgrion vi, tain |b we wmrded 2 ‘vt Dour h-wa v i before” the Jere JERE Hy 4 rout RP Lat 7 Ain aw been black guarded ao ou'y the Fourti-ward crowd can cious taste ju tbe mouth, Warranted uot to in enamel, sloseiy contested ix seen hy a glance at (he seore, which shows I rod ai i he of it iss wo i Rosiding py A materiale; it was even more periect than the Now-York New York, and toe Jacks in Newark: both are Kept for sale in do" oud Fas bed L's life threatenad in this, the eity of Brotherly Waviel uss Jaze tie inp seen from the Avlantie ya tte for the reason that some ob the weal wens cite sons; 1 canuob swear that 1 ever saw the Buniper and Jove, Any amonst of bail can be procured by Me Mullin OPT <Q y y Ae! Coup Veer AND S10 Hrapaonr obviated by Mae, lek before; they resemble those we sold: Fentered the sales of Loo two mill one, weie it necessary, and to arrest Lim for fh Detorest’s STOCEING SUSPEN DERS— universally od, conven 4 yt ven uL riz “skunks” ou eaeh side, a tie ond score of Ob at the ond of the counienanges indicating their confidences in uliimate vietoiy. A Rinbh danige, S60 Lie simoll totale of 12 10 6 Both nines were, Crawford <ierf off on the Ir ington side with a tr socuring hore of that orga tion yee geht out, oad thew places i De looked at the wntry thls moraing h v Sim cpl pe he ut g Av af Nim homa had hie Hare Hen Lese articles in the book 1 looked at The or ng breaches of the peace ia later lost. When he does commit in loeb, i good (in ang Gispicjea thea powers. he st his tlind ‘base, the next striker sending im Home bat his #upplied by more compe cnt performers, it wae mo fact thine ar Romtiern: 1h ol tha ening i wher lost. en he does commit ai) and durable. Price 50 1 road large A y ared wl att three men were splen. 1h 10088 pe tfoct orchestra in the United Ftates, and win opiid swear from my own recollection that the date was the gee enimingd wet that ean be shod by the law ix the dime to able. Irion 30 conte, rastivd five, No, 473 wey. 13 Ste of Deeeinber, ln play fir with hin for the good name of the city and the lives of totes Dvehrden called: Tieside at No. 26 Howaid-sh, {1.0 who visit if Cheapest SOAP in use is i YLES O. K., Ww tendance was Nol BO Gipe us rm TREES (LIL I'he come ror wis the only one s os «idly caught ont ou fiv-balle, the inuings closing with the totals worthy of the most brilliant and Liberal patiouago, Thue ollect selling a comes extremely hud ond anlieble to waste, is good (ur was gomiaes ed al WU uunates past 2 Maret May ~The Atlanies went to the bal Pearce leading 12 to 6 in favor of the champions, after ene of the tonghest fights puch we can say of Lie past, yEhasien, DichRien cor mre sie: Tt un, hy Yeon on. sre) 3) a Ly yufiod Reds ry his they hove ever had "T hogeh defeated the levingtons show cd Of the presert oigarizabion of the orchesiin wo cab Hed Lemmer like the one shown me and a hendle which Bath, or Toilet. Hold by Grocers everywhere. Depot Neo rd on j nith wos it first themselves to be splendid pod well carne a vietory of woke no such flattering remarke. Ar Theodore Thome, at non the 30th of last Decenber, in the slterpond; put this AlD FOR QUEBEC SUFFERERS, Washington st. 1 in tirst sud bougut the padlock y Din andle in; two parties eau Prowx's h 18 handsome! a” lt on lev. ane did not. ave §t Abi, rtd. base, Start was handsomely airgrht on a foul by Baekley, and they did not achieve it, re result of this gae, close us at the now chosen director, who is f Jl of enterprise, and 18 a The following subseriptions have heen n ade in aid RESTAURANT Crane Was caught at center deud in tine style by J. Campbell Was makes the cond wi th the UU vtill nu y AY i i i nakes the coming contest with” the Unions stid more n= op 0 oan] afibitions man, while at the same time he ie pod asked me they came in about if we had sledge hammer ind asked me to the inninge closing lor wah terestin fore v v ate In tisf tis ray ing than betore Fhe nmpire gave crnl satisiaelion, N o aw A An lt Bailey, the first man of the drvingions, was canght on a dv amd kept the players to a oh or) iE obaers ance of thee Tiles. deficient in the experience and thorough education of has Teo bos i“ i$ vad ul I ue Be hat i oY, eb He by Peasce Buckley Lil well n pecond and third, and se g y TC prede cossors, ncling upon the proverb that “new brooms Pil IB 4 BARGE; ONG G2 She oh bh Who Douglit 150 tNmEGE Y of the sufferery by the Queheo fire lo. {formerly 7, No. 30 Waite tt). od bos our Saar Folk t Lad arash] WHY NOT A MATCH BETWEEN THE ATLAXNTICS whi pig RYN rs Aa Lode of those who bought the lock, the other was a stianger, recals wi No, 104 Leoxarp-s7., New York, cored bos ust, Wad oboe w! helped bom 10 the second pweep clean bas 4) pensed with the services of wany of ow i Phrowgh Mr, J. 1. Leayeraft d x Heat os 4 i NL d4. “NTON 3 4 (The witness here deserihed the per onal pppearanee of the pay Fist House East of Broadway, 3 and reached Ris first ono fir groand hi. Sweasey then hita AND UNIONS. tiie best performers ind has supplied their places with VEY vies bit rotking of importones wos elicited) GF Bonner Co... 800 y LAT nme fy, which was enugit by Crane, and Buckley was put oud, he Now that the Union Club of Mormsauii has returned indifferent substitutes, The resoll wis 4 pefonnance Cross examined hes were in (he store shout twenty min Henry Eyre Wo oil, El M WME Di i i iy paving left bis base ona fly -cateh, Walters was leit ou his fiom Philadelphia with a trophy from the Athletic Club, coin very pfenoy to the pe vious perlormances, upon which utes the Jast time, CF, Gostenliofer LA |G FL Thomas Broo. 0 Gi ADAME j BLMAR 3 sta Ping at No, 753 Broadwav, ne, 1 Toni q A ment 1s rem wed as to why a long promised coutest betwen {gh high repatition Lis society hay been bolt, and can Fhe testimony of Francis J. Byabee, in the former trial, w ho H. BE. Phillivs cease 100 WB RICE. LMG oe splexion, Le. to SY fet Suma J-uausu for beaptiiying 4 Sa Neco witngs— hapiaan of the Aflenties was eangnt by the Atlanties aod the Vuious has not taken place. Wile we afiord 10 7e8t. We wil! cordially indorse Any change for was not present in Court. wis 1 by consent, Me states that Ayame Co 200 Rabert Stuyvesant. 10 oF CHARGE. Fase tanger enive inte bis waloon on the night of the Through the Committee Moher. Frail was put out at fist bose by Sweasey nd Comp y i ht forme he R in at fa y 0 Ne do ne <h to doi sticoe any club, we have ywrmed the Oo not w to do injustice to any the better, b ft we wust re bate changes wade, not with hark ail "no on yr the sake of putting certain th of as Jannary, hetwoes 1D 280 phe Apri wii John Casweld Co... 800 1 Oclrichs Co. .........$100 M bJ any, 100k some sherry wine Brother rl Boa ru id ARVIN 5 PATENT 3 Walla secured bis firs through a mf’ by first-bise au opinion. after diligent inquiry that it is not the Morrisanians’ A t prover ti Lis geoond 00 a passed bull: ihen crept to his third, and Lome anlt if thet have not played with the champions, ‘The Initer a view to ymprovenent, bull being nhle diately came home on a possad ball Mills secured bis tiston appointed the Lith of ‘this month tor a ame wt Mori isan port ies in without reference to their executive nhility. file at ries A po i hiss Kg vorooat. and wis muffied beebe py i HN nod Sra oveTeon H Vy u oarrow chance, and soon tole his second sid tind, wind nally apo the sunouncenent of which vast crowd sssembled there Fhe system is 0)! wrong, and canuot.w ork well ander any about the face; the other had oh teolored coat and slonehed E. Pavenstedt. IK) Nel epeler Co. a 300 ceept home. Fergoson was conght immediately alter on afoul to be disappointed, only two of the Atlanties appearing npon ciremnstauces, hat hg Lou] ge Mosk tou Froost, Serocder Co.. 100 Alum and Dry Plaster by Cutolies Sout iF the ground. By the rofes of the A sociation the Unions were The vrogranine was a varied one, commencing w wh a Fhe defense admitted that Grade and Motlavin ave brothers A. M. Mose »n Janssen, Senmidt Nu Leonard, of tha Jrvingtons, reached Dis ficst thronch the entitied to the b and their President, in a letter, claimed it} gopnhony by a composer whoo works are hew 10 Aweri- on law, ag are also Wells and Alla ditaws K, Place Go... 108 pert oo... eeren 100 willing of his fiy-catch by Smiih 1 Prett together. bat was making at the spe hime the annou weement that the Unions an aidiain My ‘ded Al rips descr ptive syinphony, Fie v vidence pon th ot ot the State was here hosed, and W. I. tocg or Tames ‘F, Bell... A pul out in trying to steal hiss cond. M. Campbell wos put ont w 1 y Dla einen match a win o this Jetted cin andiences, dil «od. J, ers cr] 7 CA Nain hin Op 494 Hn Cary Co 00 Janes Cassidy a5 g to vre willing to play wn match at any time, To this deter Hed (*o! Murine Pictare,” in foar pars the defense was opened by Judge 8 vi in eral argmnent to ug at first bese. H. Campbell wos enoghi ona foul by Saat, the no answer has vet deen reeeived. The Unions, we are n rend eutrtied ALLL LER MLCT lrg, fe dedi the Court. Ke asked the 4 thd Tne bl NLS 6, Griswold... 100 MeKenzie Labagl 100 tunings closing a second time for 0 y are untlous 10 play th pions: bub the latter seem 10 be in bis, we are informed hy the bills, boen performed pany Ihe 008 grain iv re mdony iu 38 CIE HIP Edward Siopaon 0 Sturges, Arnold Co. 100 "h2 i BLURS ME chmnpio LURE een h apr ott wore TC pPrisener e ground 1) law an soree at the tine 3 Sars oy hind duninge—Learee, of the Atlonties, gave a fly ented o haste to meet the country ¢lub y times at the European Piilbarmonice dunng the past year, of the po i Ty he ofl mee on vi ted! wim x \L May iver i William Scott Sons 0 which won taken bye pitcher, and Smith and Sun ere put a Ar peorian 4 a oman With marked success, It is a work of quest nahle dwar no ks Y Tow ade wits Y of Ee ol eb] ke rwEns J Brown, Bros, C6 £11] Ch XV. acs 5 ®t ak fice t base Ww ick suecession-—seore, O k iM E CAME IN THE KROUTH—THE VIN OF 11k merit, showin ood musical instinct and kr owledge of p Pi find H we J het Yivighv b 5. Roce: i” Dabney, Morgan Co. 2% irs, and Miss N., Staten Cyn vhs 4 ww 4 2 H wh w fl b "W ALE pd Dy enosent I Couns the rare 3a p Craw ord of the Irvingtons, came out on a foul eanght by NATIONALS TO VIRGINIA. effect with n fair shaie of melodie inspiration, Ve recogs veuntant Hho 4 Wm wostnored to the final samning Hoaee tiray SN Island, gold ve BD Muls. Cagnpbell was pui out af sist by Pratt, and Galvin and r Siok y Vir arts espeeinl?y in th Lerzo fund wo an hr ih Altera W, Nehall Co wo Fev follow 3 The Nationals returned home yesterday from Vir- nized some strong tiaits especially in the Scherzo fi Fie Pp to the fur Buley followed, on fly caught by PVearee, Both furipgs wer y lav that ha ww y Muitlund, Phelps Co. 20 Total 0 played in very brief time, J high wind ot this time Hlowing gina, having bad a delightful time of il. ‘They were oil na'e, but we do not consider that the wore was either ad. Phe rst witpess eailed fur the defense was Wot} encill Co 100 fry rly vy brie ne. he high i ot this tine Dion 1 tie urtolv ort p int ornate The wi rs v. whe testitiod as follow ws 1 tara f Veo U0 2UCKEVRME du. 00 in the faces of the swikers caused the balls to fly high and teously received i nd hospitably evtained by 1 Cp iis eqirately perforin 1 or filly jute) refed, he re he tra iy, whe 1 follow 1 veside at Stam ard, WARRANTED THE LEST IN THE WORLD, chanass for uhh ASA i Charlot ille, being cheered as swoarrived an nied, cust not under that firm control which nsAes a Just pers y 4A AEM Fp am AR parte er ol Jon Gran, Bitye besuied Ta wany changes for catehies were given in conseqnence R y v cheered AS acy Twa BIN ep Was ilo 3 B h SVER C Fourth Tunings—rane, of the Ailriti coached his first hs wive the score of the best of the thive games played ser formance. and in point of cotor and wellcopsidered eficets 5 Hey A six Jour, recollect the Tobhery of the Ra uns Ex THE ASTORIA TRAGEDY. NEVER CORRODE THE IRON, vi the N 1 iviein he the aampto Lb ess Lompal ta HI Was in wy rt t Lirh TEE LB IIH A ‘Ha Sad ua mull by first-base wan. Chapman Iso reached his first (y ER h W hi b Fo Re tas he y h v oy Us it was very deficient, ried Ay mn Nev x he i I ho co ond ep 16 NEVER LOSE THEIR FIRE-PROOF QUALITIES. Crane going 10 the second. Pratt was caught on foul. Galy of Virginia—maKing the beet display agitiise tS wy Peethoven's Cverture to Leonora was Ly No cans whit 1 unke 3 4 phi oF: pa ent H J YN i y a hos ollow ing o of the wame played at oLiosy lie dads. y d y n aiCdi Visit me every week v Lunily consists of my wife and three er EYER 1 ven Ruched the Tall: 10 wood hase, and by a double play r nd low ng the core of the play e ot cles perforiunnee, bit it was faifly rendered, Sehu- tons. including dob ww Bong ol Poe ig Ridin He Po HE CORONER'S INQUIST—VERDICT OF SUICIDE, Are the Only Sates Filled with Alom and ‘vane wag put ont at thud ene Galvin of fst, oy y ia GEAR f'n Mare) «1 throne! zt’ n i Pe v Ri ms 0. uh bre th 2h 4 ru 4 z uckley A the Irvington was caught on foul. Waliers reached NATION AL. 0 oy} ONTHCELLO 0, ber v's Mareh was dashed rough, Vaszts's crashing ip- are Tommy and. immy; Jo vane nn brockm i on he night Last evening, at 8 0 lox k, Coroner Lewis of Astoria Dry Plaster, his tr 2 fusky Dat waned czanaad Parker, 2d bh 2 3 Beird, e...... PORRE 0 stroapentation serving as a shld ww cover up every de- express on the New-York and New Haven Railroad; John p is rst on os fair bit between the second and third, and his Int 4 held ap inquest upon the remains of the unknown man found second on a Pass J ball. stole his third, und came howe on the Fox. 3d b. (Cam.) 2 Nw ny, Ist bh... 3 i ficiency. ye tn my house on the night of the Gth of last Januery, a tew o et an Please send or call for am Illustrated Cs talogue, hit of Sweasey, who secured hie fist. Leonard wes then pot oat Me Le no 4 p How i Asa whole we were very miaeh dissatisii d with the minutes miter B o'clock: he coil fu ond shook hands w ith dead in the woods near thut place on riday tase. The evidence ot first, Sweasey going to second on hs hit, and shortly alter Bes chong, ily Ju Tree instiumenial portion of the concert, and do not consider him; be slept in my house thut night; he went out in bout 15 lyon below throws sem additions) light upon the case, and ba? 3 Smith, Maupin, db minutes otter he yine i da "ne iH Yoo) ye g coming home on uty throwing. M. Campbell Lif for a catel H. Lert 35% B p Rand 2 ok). 5 Lit in any way worthy of the former reputation of the 1 sent T, To actind v ri 3 0 I fk EL degves little doubt as to the manner of bis death; 3 ot right field, but it was net taken amd he secured Lis base an ian v pe BR Ai Brook!vn Philharmonic Society 3 fn i NEWT OPS HL AY] 1 GI SIL furl ome vidolph Redline's testimony was os follows am !2 years ‘unl Pritt and Start put him out shortly afterward in the n dst of ron, 1.1 2 Paul 1. i 1 I 3* b Moni ur “i P with John: John eame hone first; Tom came home that night old; live at Datel Kills; on Friday last was going to rake up Principal No. BROADWAY, New york, roe «l wy fel A Fhe sore WAS NOW fie nN fo PET suds. BE Jshnset, 8, 1 B Miss. Adelaide Phillips. being a great favorite in aud stayed there all night: ster breaklust, the two boys went leit es to bed ny cows, and saw this min, At whout 7 in the Warehouses, No. 741 CHESTNUT-3T., Flusdelphia une sharp feinung. IC SCONE WHS NO Ne Mat TY lvn. sang very carelessly tl ng achi md wa! e railroad to tin 5 fe A v 3 PTT er Fifth Innings ~Mills was caugnt on a foul hy M. Cam fillinms, p enuze 4 a Rrmmiteng, o po i y Re 3 4) i Jugal; not bY HY i Silly Juael wrod a AP 1 hr rh A edu dolly Dh EY Huu AE IOS: S298 WK 41 Breagow's woods: another boy was with f1.0.E. LAGRASSE begs leave to inform her bell” Kergmson barely secured his base on a short bit whic! ber uenal standard, ler intonation was frequently very of CHIR 1 3aW «O11 tanding outside; Joba reached home we; did not go very nesr the body; then went wind told my friends that she still continues to GIVE LESSCUNS on the was badly 1h own back fo first bases Pearce wus canght on n Foal hi i Fotuis.... 2 faulty; her execution wis not olear and artistic; in short, Before me and was ap Ginter mother: sie slid not go to the place; saw the corpse lying with PIANO FORTE aud iu SINGING. Call from 10t0 ila. wm, or ad- fiy by Sweasey; Saith hit well and got his base; Ferguson Lad Wl iy pW Tota! sho did not appear to advantage in ent al judgment, bot “i re RAVING 0 ig Fe A Pow 19 oY Lu hit legs crossed and Lis left hand on the breast; did not see any dress No. 125 Fifth-ave, New-York, L 3a h weanwlile wot to the third when Start knoe ked a high ball to Nat C dh yn ith, oH i ol stil] she was very heartily apy’ nuded, i Hopi fo ww ol yr nt i ire jim Bo pistol; saw no one else in the woods at the time aid met no one Baus FOR BUCKWHEAT, GRALN, SEED, 1 3 7 A oul 1) o 4 i 1 Ise, 3 teen wi wel roils Yossi "w he 0 1 rv ooine mY y 4 v center field which was held in tine style by J. Campbell, leaving p00 00 a 5 0 6. 1 Mr. Eller isa most exesilont oboeist, and played very ij told Sp” to on 4s Now York: we were there alone; Tom h a R OF Z0iNg ont of them: saw blood on the wan's head; Flour. Meal ke. Seamless, Gonny, Cotton, Paper. and oll styles both Smith and Ferguson on their bases. Ummiret ‘ol. Joifos of the National Club, finely, but the instroment is exeeptionable for solos, and tft the house before dinner; 1 did uot go to the depot with hi heard no yeport of a pistol or gon, to Bags, ut Maniattan Bag Manufactory, cor. Dose snd Givenwieliate, HH. Campbell hit away splendidly beyond center field and hia “90 a i 4 Tab. Sede atnbasnkican mn a iid im homes Gardner, sworn, smid—1 reside in Duteh Kills, Asto New York. ming h a bad thy 1 Seorers— Messrs, Ho A. Munson for National A J. Boguer Mis selection of inuncie was by no means a happy one. 1 gave him money him to New York for a little groceries _— mp reached his third, coming home on a bad throw to Mills, Craw 4 Mr 00 rat th 2 iw; was eating my breakfast when I heard of this tragedy 5 CE ford followed and hit well, reaching his sceond J. Ci mpbell for Monticello Mr. Toulmin has good comm «J oi the harp, and plays told him his mother wanted m to vo: hi Tkod with my wife my daughter informed me of this: she said u man was dead oe ro MACY ARLAND Book Store, comer was then caught on a fly, and Crawford was put out by it ime of game MOPS and 30 minutes, Deatl; and with finish, but bis instrmment was not in good shout sending him to New-Vork; she wd she Will da hittle Pie-nte Hill: 1 went there and found the body, did not recog. Twenty-third-st. and Broadway. Thera you will find all tie NEV also, he haviug leit bis bag Bailey tipped oul he score I Hy Rp pes Tea, ate Ww Berthoug, 1 Studley i i order, He, however, received a vor) hewgty encore cotles ten Ian I ated beside to send Win Jew York nize the corpse this was about 8 o'clock a, mm: the man was POORS of the day and all the 9 4 Standard Works, und, also, ehoive pow stood three to two in favor of the Irvingions, Joga Baird. 3; Worthington, 1; aul Nutfonal Wa hope to be able to render a nore favorable account 10 101 John LiFacy that Iwi ed to see him; Tom's mothe ying on bis back his face was oll carried away; his left hand English, Fremck and Scotch Stationery. (\Nizth Farings—Crane, the first i the next innings, bit but to yd Piel n ‘Thar night. they were of the next concert of this Soeicty: but, to dose, there Si that he HEYS FO OW ne a} vent i Be was on his breast, and his right a little lower down with a pistol 10 TO THOMAS RB. AGNEW, Greenwich and a short distance, but reached his third base through mufly tield- he i i rival in n chmond 0 d harsday Hight Cy We mast be a very radical change, both iu the orchostra and tol mo tha he eu ae home is #41 tui w en he kot home in its grasp: the finger w as closed upon the trigger of the pistol: x Morray-sts., where you will find Teas, Coffecs, ¥iuh, Flour lug, i failed to reach his first, but Crane camehome on hea ain welcomed by the 1 alos Sa End the next ea Rs the execution of the works chosen i) na in pol iy oh y min ro one mys wus there at the bariogh met a man in the yond averyihing vise cheaper than any store in New-York. Owe urice hoase i deatt then strack and reached rst. 43alviu was ne irginians a lesson in batting to the tune of 140 10 [LY a ahr es helore bom came i Ve 8 ol ad alien John got hein; the second time I went down; the hat was then moved: the PETS ou A Cy ri on fonl Hinchey dren She Bratt Ao I made no less than alee howe runs in this game. On Saturday FRENCH OPERA— THEATRE FEARCAISE. 1 had a talk with James H. Hoyt a few doy bout the juan 1 nest met was named Henry Eltons the thind time T wos A Rr RI MH ee LARGE cone howe on passed balls. Mills was caught on foul i they defea od the Pastis ws by au score of 7% to 10, i he Na Fhe performance at the 7 heater Francaise this evening time duhn got hora fe Int with him two doys after John's there it was about iark the nose of the dead men appeared to 1 AR A FORELIN AND DOMESTIC. vb many Buckley of the 1rviugtons cme ont on foul tip. Walters then tionals were Tundaan ely vente rtained hy the two cinbs, al will be the ecomie opera by Ambroise Thomas, ent ied fk ked him W inl lie HAppenev Ybor i ut his be split, and Liv face was badly torn; there were sigis ol pos es et reached his first on a good hit 10 short-stop. Swexsey was negtly left Richmond Lighly gra ified with their trip I'he Ji bond Le songe d'une nuit d'cte—A Midammes Night's Dream, watch: he ok me th t ine my hoy got home, Hoyt told me dor on the man's rieht hand; 1 believe this pistol (pistoi shown) L E A T H E R B E L T N IN sucht on foul by Mills, and Leounrd was put out at rst hase FIUUE ATT UE ager 10 try their strength with the students ot 34 will be sustained by the strength of the company gow Hes, 1 talc 30r. 160) t did not know what Came John js the one lying by and held by deceased horrd no discharge bf i Ws L 1 1 r Y vid 1 iy the n! v myany. t hon 14 1 1a J y N net Ee 8 N PY after three strikes. avers 0 well ugaitiat the Natiohn's, MATINEE AT WALLACK'S THEATER. geht nue 3 fomnd him t! af og A gin in the greartas af the time or near the time; saw some of the man aor GEO, A HICKCOX, No. 73 Becknanot. Bescith Taninge—Fergoson reached his first ou a poor hit JON V8, ORIENTAL. Mune. Gazzanigs will give a matinde al W Mack's Thea ght wud oni Jam oF we morn W r tostitied bere brains on a tree a short distance off; they were some six or through the slownes of pitcher and cateher. aud shortly The Union Cla of Morrisania and the Oriental V Hg bi LJ a I aur wl al X 1 eft I ug! ot th i in 0 is I told w. "i. Kuapp the seven foot above the ground on the tree, 0 JOBBERS. a ni and] thine his third eau v i Hob ea i commencing al 2 o'clock She 1 be sam 1 told M3 ot Ba vlios. sworn, sail made a post mortem ex Eien after stole to his second, reaching his third in the same Wanies 47h of ol atch today on the grounds of the |g giag hy some ernment artists, and will mssuradly at- fe direct: Mr, Hoyt is the Superintendent of fin vod: Dir ge tise fiver wash Dost Wein 5X pe EAGLETON MANUFACTURING COMPANY luvite the- sud was brought home by the stitke of Pearce, who secured Lis Umon Clin Ve «lila. Since the trisuuph of the Von 1 oo os 0 1am yl the cot was 1 fay after J wa BE he face wostnlmost destroyed wid the gy 00 the TRADE to THEIR EXTENSIVE STUCK of fst. Smith then went out on foul dip. Start went out on the boys over 1 1! of Philadelphia, this match will be ract a large and fashionable uodiovee, the ec y wi ae wad ay utter v iy 4 I ie n result Would have beer prodnced by a sirst. andl Crane on the first, in quick succession, Pearce being looked for with wy inter MISCELLANI OU ie is hab t) huppenec. H MPP biry; Sp BAK coed into the month, and there is little doubt that A 4 Wh, u i f WS, Your boy isa tery ba 1) vid you sel hm bod told tend 3 hand foe) 1 ft on the turd. im Srsmbrioes FINE A A Hi ried n bad this was causosl by a pistol ured from the hands o we de k vt the third, the Yrvingtons was put ont at first hy Smit re "ROGRESS VN, SE OXD NINE CLAREMONT. Camille Urso's playing at Mr. Harnson's Sunday that I had uot raesed fam bad; le Wl Jolin bad stolen a ceased. The Docter then progeeded to give his reasons (or this R and Sigrt. FL Campbell was finely cn ght by Crane on 8 foul Fhe above 2 ed clubs play ed a base ball match on evening coneeris, at Irving Hall, is tie theme of gendral con Walch in Ue car; that be had got tn the express ear statement, quoting valons dieal authoritics to substantiate the LATEST STYLES after a ung run lor it Crawford fuiled to resch vis thsi ie harsday. Get. 25. on Central Park Groands, which 3 sulted in ment, Her career in this country has latterly been a bri Forty -secom i 1 vl osoh; 4 knew that was or hie position. The ball, he said, must have beca split ag tint ya SUPERIOR FINISH seventh innings was closed with the score: Atl frving v signal victory fo oiess. The lavier club batted one; an 1 her talent, which has been developed among us, voa nn ne JOR BY ome, and 1 told nim 1 did some of the hones of the head, and at the LOWEST MARKET PRY ES, ton. 3. pv ily end telded <u sharply that their wi go nts could make by year, has been acknowledged by those eqpable of eriticm ot know r Francis Baker, sworn, spid—I reside in Dmteh Hill: knew r EAULETON, ANGELL CO, 4 (ENTS, Biaith Tanings—The first mon, Chapman vis caught om O more tu OUI THLE I y inning alee too gous her coquirements, without at Lhe Judgments thus veo ded Reerossex ne Mr Dixon can p Wi Hoy! and loceased, wd have met him (regi atly until about vw o sears No. PY Jolie at, a foul by Buckley. Pratt narrowly escaped bemg p to n eRES ih vie Fhe batting o ohinson of the Progicss have been usta ed by the best Foropeau eritios, ond her sis were Lith il i hott with him to zo, since ther we not seen nim till two weeks yeste rday BRANCH SALESROOM, 335 BROADWAY, cer, Werlheet, fly wmufied hy pitch but wes put out wt second base by ti the d Melis of Stein of thet crnonts were notices months’ sojourn in Paris proved a son of pure artistic t wo x be come to my pliee and stayed some two hours; be Moffact Bailding. smart felling of Leonard and Sweasey, M was aren put thie lent ol w Wimp Among tirsteloss prtists she was cog nized as y dhomnas dud), cane tn by ‘Ru 4 ih, Ehud ol Just 1 had no conversation with him, and did not know J M AR 1% out at first, leaving Galvin on se base Lo Campbell of The SUR 6 p 1 0) ly y h £ud on Lo. ihe "i 1 ie ot 1 he b way, a iy father told ne he Ww antes to -o and 9 kod Fa by i ih nik hl oe a Just od dt a Wrvingtons wes put ont of first hy sharp fielding: Badley followed Progr fh aris SOCIAL CT style Is wore melur wT read tol 8 my Ie B wor i a nu a he said his wife was dead; i tnckley was caughs by Mills Cline 3 0 9 11] nes are broader, and in ull she does there is an pppearance of ind fhe A some groceries. 1 went te see hie ney er kod with him on the sabiect; he told me he iy py a Sih a nile hends, Vinpire— Mr. Ge move perfect din oh a heretofore Fhe mas HL element of lol uh Iw thir at. whe ‘N RidE het MUS TR bovrded to Willinmsburgh, ord conld pot hoa longer unless SALESROOM 1'O1I Pearce followed at first base, the hall he n hs nds Seore) a Feaheimer and Stein the violin bes sever beoa attained bat by one woman Milanola I cate up «pan. J tru did not ses paid in advenee: on Thumsday he ket me for a ALD by Leopar). Smith gained his first, bt Wis antly tat out 5 Fane of Coooe sur and A% minutes but Camille Urso hs ined much in thot direction, a ho y hy y 4 wine at Sila p i of coffee between 2 and 3 o'clock pow betwien 4 and auaning on foul. He regained Kix base, hat the Drvingtons ENDEAVOR OF NEW-YOKK VS, AMERICUS OF XEWARK, Plags pon wi ha wt h—a wd force which lead dl foul Juihs 1 4 X hat be end 0 clock went away, seying he was going to see rig contended that he ranout of the Jine of the bases Fhe Umpire On Samrday he BE deavor HT a0 I Wl Club of us mt little ton i f hie 1 A noof Vieustemps od h rll h on a pal 4 SFY ST Pt y ey WW iim in the woods on} Vay morn IV L SON ave him ju, however, as he hu tine te reach oid recorded to Newark in the 1 p brain fen Fon 1 composition, the Ballade and Polo wus a masterly per JALIL yd eh gut KF o'clock, dead; Loew deceased (rom the cloiiing he 4 ge. Start soon after was put on y shor thie bred y R wm th thet fr got a os Ap JUrSeY formance. She has eaught the brond manner and ms ela a went skating 16 had ek overcont, an onder eoat, black pantaloobs, a Walters of the Inv ington was put out at first. toe b hey of NH 4 este i 4 No” yh andr 2 1 os Fo neter oft) great master, and laterpretod his work in a sty t« oo i a F tha drab ha, Se. Lo the deceased told me when I saw him that PINT Kl du Wet I 1 vine i A Mn a aT PY 1 "ae n ol loge i th AN well fielded by Crane and Start, Swensey reached his first wa a: i mhitably enievinioed ra which no other vioh in this country could, except Poznunshi Rs KM lands, Biv «hool he had been in Bellevue Hospital three we ks: 1 saw nothing 3 J 1 J I~ tine hit post ghort stop. Leonard followed yo iti Woy vt A Toe uost hospitably entertained. We appead the oigriarite pupil. In der own special, womanly style she ha Wis in; J rt inthe afternoo wrong about him, and believe he was sane; he seemed to be gid EW ING MACHINE d bh rd th powerit ®CO f Int ot h x) x wbemiieuted:: Ipvamariy CR on certainly no superior, for p a of expression sid tenderness BE ough skating comfortabh saw hime have J0 eents in stamps, which he sod haodk heya 1 hat tie) Vai pi en es all o, es WA 5 iy FANVOUS i i Lpaeicie Kk of sentiment re hever n Te exGuisi ly NHustented than in wel hom yas in wooo t ut i 1x skatii aonkl take him to Willimoshburgh ho was ik sober, wonld OXY OW 4 oY ol wi ont w “st 4 AONELY, 8. 8. «nevus agate Xe 1 3 .e 31 her performance of Gottschalk 's prrmphrase of his Cradle So father spo yo phout going to New york; old my thoneh 1 offered sowe beer to him; he was a loek- Bean bell th 7 Ngai ol} hr va Ao dla ou 1 H Jaker. fay hew, H W 3 bo arranged for and dedicated to h It wos performance thi er that 1 ped wlio told me to go Mie ZToveT ciness or profession: don't know that he has any f coceded 10 The Dad, and Save a ub i i Th fambert ist bh iins, Mh _— 4 oye he only ntfeet 3 pr ave y y N nl lof finished the ninth innings, but as the gome was tied another a op J yo oa 1 bie hrony ht LeUrs 10 any eyes an de ply teeted W 1 ha Fiord lative 1 saw a little dood on the left arn of the M 0), inhi na’ OSS I Hu b t 1 i be justly prood of the t Iey f of Camille Uso, for Ve iw bo oe psd 1 the woods. Le was a Gorman, i i Fe wad rf sreathicad, 8.» v Inve fey hoped d mat fired n ha in vit we to bed w Yo le libers The Innings of the Atlnnties opesed with 1) rentin 521 been developed and at iw country, and she will Phe fry, after a beef deliberation, rendeced a verdict to the a home strike by Crane, which sent the ball over the buiidings. ten ‘avehi ans P| represent honorably and success v in the Od Workd, the en Jolin oatterr that the deceased came to his desth from wounds in- 1 Chapman then Knocked iv. which was tok SW ease a hi Spy p J rapid growtl Jd appreciation of Art in Aenea he was arrested Last Ma eport alone to i o pigtolsbot, tired by Lis own hands, omer 2 -St, Pratt took his base on three bolle, and reached Lis second on a Fi we 3 “0 K oily. ot Y cappears iu Pars the Spring of 186, wn; y Wik t RTIEY wt a 3 ved 1 wet. y g yd Ih t I La A] ol We 1 possed ball and bis third on an overthrow frow the catcher. Reider 2 1 h Galvin reached lis first mu good hin and bis second and third lo "14 Total 7 4 DETERMINED SUICIDE oh LH t i «i told bw; ory FRENCH BENE! OLENT SOCIETY. Arrsugements may be made to give instruction at residences iy Xi Passer 3s Hin stom lon p time at Um Mr. Motrath Resolute Club of Newark is bral ol bask p I carried the basket he ‘Société Francaise de Bienfaisance” held Competent operators and machines sent into families. LMI a) INS O i RUS oa Dll he 1 Leoime Lg N 1 TM ot 4 tos 1 1 ir N imi 1 ont o Sid R X itd 4 ul peral assembl i ON 1 shin Hually Shri and guived Lis Hirst. stealing or eeond iminedi NCO Messrs. Leonard and Ross AN AGED MAN COMMITS SUICIDE BY INHALING THE cared! z JeBers Srpeminy Delmon Fourtr Ya hioestoremtbythemonth, ____ _ _ ee guson wade a splendid Joug strike Jwyond cente Fly A E re 16: Americus 10 Ye y y wt $Y t evening, for the election of officers for the ensuing yeat field and secured his third base, coming heme at onee ou a TR rw Sad FUMES OF CHARCOAL GAS—( HARACTERISTIC LET. i oka de 2 when I talked "ho a b f 1 passed ball. Pearce t hit apd Led his t hy ¥FFERSON VS. STAR. with nu Bridgepo and thie wisnction of gereral business. The President, A. d earce then Lit and reach I's LATO 2. re X 5 TT RN ehanee, but was put ont on the whine Suit nd Sta al The above ciubs both ol Greenpoint, play ed a game ERS WRITTEN BY HIM JUST BEFORE DEATH Eobert W SRE or the past Soleiiae, read a reg roperations of the Society for the LJ Pe i uu ar also heb Tr V X 4 p by 3 passed round the buses oa the loose th of their tugo of base hall on Friday e 20th inst, on the grounds of the CORONER'S INQUEST, I 7% bia J Aabp Is yen Be cared that the total rece is were mists, Crane was at last put out on fia Sweasey and former club. At the close of the gape the Jeflersous were de rd ah a RAE $0240 3 and the expenses, 81100 10, leaving a balance on M. Camphell. The score of this ini d that of the clared the victors by a score of 30 to 15 Below is the score Yesterday, Coroner Gover was notihe ito hold an Jauun SRL HA t-office und Loaf 82.005 The assets of the Society, including six whole previous game by 2 i FEE ERSON of NEAR oR it a a the b of the nie Ho x he mortars aad <0 tans of coul, are $19.015 2, Relief has been The Irvingtons now went to the bat for heir [Ward Ne 7.9 inquest upon the body of Emil Moth, who had committed sui =f and 8 p. 2 Was 1th vas shut fami! ting 53 persons. The subserip gtons now went to the bat for heir last innings, ard, Nelso bones 5. 8 buns] y i sive to 19 families, represen ie 'r Crawford led off with a fine hit into the buildings and reached dilliard, ist h Coaehiler 1 cide in his aparsment, on the third foor of the tanemeat hogse ip; aj vt went uj 3 during this year ati ed to 83.540 05 as agninst $3,263 tis third base; J. Campbell knocked a fiy, wi ch was caught at Lyi p 4 3 Stillwagon I 3 No. 19 Allenst., by inhaling charcoal gas. On reaching the Ino why RR ar 1 i Ail v I I ta Fl {ak vl the Feeeipts fom the dramatic entertainment for right field; Bailey went out on a fly to Start, ane Buckley wus Foulks Lf i Cig dace indieated. the Coroner for sconsed [vine upot AA hin with him the bonofit of the Society to 32570 20 against #2.225 2) as com canght by Ferguscn at right field—Crawford having meanwhile Hunt, 2lb.. 5 2 Connelly 2 b Vins. atoll’ rods th found the decensed ving upon a would shat up: 1 d Mil 2 $i a iN pn vith last year, the President recommended in his re. Mn 1g ie] ri ne neal nu hr ed inn stuall room adjoining a vge apartment. the Latemy loon atl too in of Lor 2 Yonge made his run home on an overthrow sliding one 10 Lhe score Hughes. c.f M Ntllwaggon. 4 havi i p Phil. oi JUTE Lut gel OLS gh of the Constitution be amended so A wii ne 1 I wving been occupied 16 deceasad a workshop for the w in t hom suaded Woe Whe score ix as follows: Clak rf I Snow 4 I a aula ol Re ITs chimney rR of y Tn int ong wb es 1 had sf hentia 8 BILL larger number of Commissioners might be ATLANTIC. RAR IRVINGTON, Kegens, 3d he. Bron i 0 ‘hich he had lat iv: Ubaniuad a patent hohe sre ae id HEL, G00 Tha down 10 uk A! ti 0 elected to keep pace with the growth of the city ORR, Be Beceensaans 0 Bailey, 1.1 co. 9 1 KO tet coe cevnened fi Campbell 1 wid hi boo el io Be at nt. Un i. oh urs w Were him I Lad an account of this; ia ot 1 ormer trial, qnd the inerease of the French poreition and Smith, 3d b......... 3 3ucklev, A 5:3 -_ punt tusted nowian i i ny a 5 and ol Wt oame aw y wd fo zo I am it Was tot more speedy assistance to the Frevel emigrant TORTI 5 14 Walters, y Ha Total 4 oy F)) Total... Ly SE 3 order y Co TE A ei whe net Arta rl vot tiese shores. At the conclusion of the reading of oy tion, The first letter was sddressad 10 the Coroner of the _— vane, 24 b.. aed 9 Swemoy, 24)....... 2 IXNINGS City of New-Yo lon wi or 4 to tir the report. the subject of amending she Constitution in the put hapwan, Lf 4 Leonard. 3d b....... 3 (st, 2d. 3d 4th. Sth. 6th. Sth sth Mh. Tota py UL vel Yay us fol] ecol cotton wien 1 heard o ins en m cul Rie a taken up and after considerable discussion fott 8 N a rita New Youx Cry, Oct. 27, 1366-5 p. mi. book is dated the 100 of Janus that i hoe beak ing uth HOM Peocccennennan i M.( ampbell isth. 5 0) Jefiersou see 4 4 LEER To the Coroner, Cit of New York: Should sucoeed in lor unating m of 1 I" NE ily Hi pred to appo 1 omiftee Io reise the entire Galvin, e. f.......... 2 H. Campbell, 1 1 i Star...... $4 5 3 0 2 3 0. 0s au existence which has for soma tis been a great burden, ple ay Wh ho g-! be ald gnstitution. It was Mirther resolved that said committee Mills. asens 3 2 Crawford, i i Umpire—S Youngs of the Orchard lub allow me to s'ata that 1 dis by my own baud aad of wy own acsord. (i es 4 4 vg o 4 oald consist of the ex- Presidents of the society and of the first Ferguson, r.f....... 2 2 J. Campbell f..... 4 Scorers— Messrs. Buckingham and Rogers, by the suffocation of charton gas have also taken a hh of lauds: gi ome Sidi ne fein 3 fis ommisioners about to be elected. Aun election of officers wR Fiv Catebes— JoNorsan, 6; Star, 5 num. Neitheram 1, as my connected narrative will how vou, atu rots, not vt B though Was a we ERA Hae Was thea Il and resulted as follows, all but the Secretary Total..... wo owl Total MM) Home Runs—Ward ated by the effects of ine'itiety, not am laboring under ismporasy A A 14 ue to um wiops and asked me fF recoiled v reslocted: President. A. Soleliae; First Viee President cnsane 4 Rliceees PP r abroteation 1 re I 14 INNINGS Time of Game—Two hours snd 40 minutes Soweuliy, of dhe file ind: but Iam Nery He 1 of iis vad die 4 4 i" th told them x. J Vy Fortwenzler Second Viee President F. Brossard: Treas. a p webs Bal; oth To i 3 WA WN ie deaths of a suicide, prowpted ta commit the uct by the jmpuliss o ny hooks on er vis kept by Stolles er. EF. Dechans: Neoretar unier sleet i Vises instruments are entirely new, in ip'e and schon Atlantic y ad. 4. $80, th. 6th, 1th, og nh. I “wh. Total. LL ALS, JR, AUT. UNKNOWN, JK. blighted and broken Lien t Further comments are NOSCOsIATY A 1 ane tot wr of t voor when ne ont; yy a TTY an miss Jie rt e AB lection RE fom ALL OTHERS=LIGHT., CLEAN AND SYNOD FREES Irvington. EE Se 0 1 Sr RT i.o..02 1 These twa clubs plaved a match game on Saturday, metetol God wii, Rape forgive nn 108 sash oct Flan lat sia one nm there; 1 had been there betone with tie en clot i ubolnicobid or SURE on the BACK—INWARD AND UPWARD MOTION— 5 2 14 1 foloan clay loay bur "yy as bf g uel Hse 3 ol result in a victory for the Mutuals b wore of 42 to 3 disturu my icles ela ave ue buried ae l Le. 1 would earnss CURES the most obstinate case y ree. U mpire— Mr. Jirdsall of the Union Club, i I Bb o 4 4 3 c wh u request to have wy wife, liza Ann Moth, Inforiad of my death WM. M. ilaentzer, Provo Poissonier, De L'onest. Marchand WHITE'S EE ETE TRON Siva Scorers— Messrs. Flyun and Johnson, HO vA th, SANGER CO. AGT. METROPOLITAN, previous to wy beg interred. 1 kuow not whereabouts in the city SG ry aos Fureis, La t Hevdet, Dardonville; A. Guichard, €C, Sole Proprietors, Passed Balls—Mills, 3: Buckley, 1 The first game hetween the above houses was ste lives; but she can be found theo gh a boy called Bainey Riley COURTESIES OF THE QUARK BR CLTY. Fraugois aud Jaquemot No. 09 Eiondway. Flies Missed—A tlantic—Smith; 1 Crane. 1. Irvington— played on the Contest Grounds. Brookivn, ou Saturday,”27t! Lying in the lower flaor, ha k roam, of No. 30 Tuompea st. Fioass tii Ihe Nociety, att ug a physician for the ear of the 3 EMINGT ee S—————————— Sweasey, 1; Leonard, 1; Walters, Which resulted in the sigunl success of the former by the follow grant this last raqcat of dyiug wan, Respastiully, EE Mou w LTA DROP DRWM AR im ck. then ad od RR SMINGTON Time of Game~"Two hours and 15 minutes ug score Ram in tla 60th yous of ay hi N HOW A PHILADELPHIA ALDI A¥ TREATS A NEW- am JA so NN oH vi oH at rt SPAS The second letior is addressed to Mos R.A Moth rosidegen ANOTHER ACCOUNT HOWARD, SANGER CO METHUPOLITAN BUILL/GGS, to be found through Barney Biley, No. 50 Thompsonst., N. YORK CAPTAIN OF POLICE. owl aan oy ve hs Millard i El lorf F Cite, and reads as follows A vear ago or more Capt, Mills of the Eighth Pre METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH. On Thursday, June 14, last, the Atlantics went 5 SF vf 5 Saenevil, ta. 1 My Dzan F A Naw Vor Civy. Oct 21.1856 r. te arrested in parts wl I! atay, Af a, Hh My Dar FrLign tthe tise you re give tus if It aver comes fo pice restéxt ih 8 hike Whites i 1 over to Irvington New Jersey, to play their first game with Wells 1st b 51 Ht mplireys Lt I'l v hn rine the prevalence ol the ho era in Tuly last J ther nu 1 ith Veil Am Va vour hands. shail be no more, but have en arad tha’ bourne wheaes 1a le Alderman named MeM I'he party was rig tae pr Cindy Clot «FLILS A000 the Irvington Club, and, thinking they had a sure thing in the Kellock, rv. 1. i Dickie, ist 4 Do Leave of ave; teturns, shoud the wisans of which have availed N the Metropolitan Board of Health being in need of aceon moda: FIRE ARMS. Menzi f lived nel Loe We ‘al WRAL ww the I} Hola sta J rote way of a match, went over with but three of their present N i 1 be 4 ry unlf vguash. have sndly mistaken sack ater. Had you sctad 1 a) vent wi bu Lree of their presen ine. Laibeurth, 6 Wickham.’ P 1 Aifarently wa might far many years have Jog aang together, It vl iting oh val Fhe so Pp La ite Ls wos ols lo TOE (H vod on the building known as the Red SOLD BY GUN DEALERS wiz. Start, Chapman and Fergusor The result was defeat by Macandless, Lf 51 Hall, 5. 5 has born otusiwise decraed, aud succumb tomy fate. Lowa you no oo gu. py 000000) N rctord N CU Hose, which was vacant at the time, and converted it into a 3 of to aa full g f stafford, 2d b tl J. H. Myers, o. f 4 auger, and indeed dig a prac withall mankind, frosting inthe sys ny hiladeiphia Press of yesterday n #1 i Qn wont rot ywsesaion for t nd t days AND THE TRADE GENERALLY ascore of to 17, 1a o full game, The return matel of the Yana Nr bab 1 1 6 Mv 1 1 enduring wercy of my Hawvoa'y Father, and dying {n the blood of the of the procesdings of the Court of Quarter Sessions M TT" ng i ss2sslon of ve Months atid we ys PRICES REDUCED ler JULY. peries took place at Bedford on (the 24th fof September, and 4 Pb gi ih Brin dus gi jtoly Lawib, shad fui the Tedamption of suck winners as 1 1 havs Amos iriggs asq. made application for a writ of liabe ER IY oh Ape Bias Jasucant: LH UPWARD OF 200,000 FURNISHED THE U, 8. GOVERNMENT in diwme the Cmts A iw thrown a yall upon His waicy, sud hope shortly to receive His ma ARG FIR 4. Pw I Aa Bad LBA ry Ram es hed (2 lols), and elalins dainages 10 the SINCE this time the Champion Nine, with the exception of Smith Polal. casanees:cdd 401 Fotal.... CO LL ciful forgiveness. Having understood that you have, with Arthur pus, Aes foriiwith, HEE Cll 00 Capt, Natha ar oi R000 for tue Dilowing Hems ALMY REVOLVER war Ee. suet the Irvingtors and defeated them by thescore of 2x to RR Samity ud $y line v RAR a Ao sagazad lu. should wish you ns aot 4d Figi th 4 paz Poliea w-} ork Lily I AG Yur me a reat, i 0), damages to painting aud NAVY REVOLVER, 36-100 in. Caliver. a, Puma thd vi om Lo of 21. ul, fh, Sth. Tota wight be permitted to baucht hy the tools aud so (oct, which save boot ine Levy produced a note recol capta in paper, MW; woo rnd, $00, damage for forferture ol BELT REVOLVER (Self Cocking), Navy Caliber. fu full game. Yer rday the third game took piace on the Howard, Sanger Co. 2 ih iH G— 46 but kuow not how {cod have ros hed yo to convey Lo you intal which h sing hat he was arrested on git and loss on yf eattle yard, 85.400; paid builder's BELT REVOLVER, Navy Size Caliber. Union grounds, Brooklyn, the final result of the contests be. Metropolitan oe 1a gence ol my just oanmitied u t. The corowsr will, howavar, inf wu mitted to the county prison on the cinrg A UsiNg am Tr Jr contract, 24% damage to lessee, $15,000 Ruck Ro Navy i he two clubs boing the succes tha t ire kins of Contest Base "en you, if you can be (ouad. wat disposal will be mals of thew i} or wa Delors in his lifes. The only res the tuin could Uotnl 835 130 EW POCKET REVOLVER (with L ing Lever.) t¥den the twy alm belag te sue 6 of the Atiantice by a Mr. Tompi mtest Base Ball Cll Arther, for me, an 3'8ual (Are ws May La do well, aad shun his a cu wos that Alderman MoM was ti sia o the vas ment of this bill the Board of Health demnr, con POCKET REVOLVER (Self-cocking) score of 12 to 6, after a remarkably close contest of ten (nnings nondam fathers fau'ts, and now. way heaven svar ahisid sad protest Kaa that O10 HR I I Ie hut i Fund Uf LL: lemnr. col REPEATING PISTUL (Elliot pt.), No. 32 Cartridee, played in a little over bwo hours duratio you from poverty and misery is the siacars desis of your now do 4 fat 3 n ya gli wt 4H re last Rp, A th a Hh p Ul Cie nt 3 REPEATING PISTOL (Elliot pt.). No. 22 Cartridge. Lg eek Aes aoa AN OCEAN YACHT RACE, Darted, you affaotionate, Dat distiastod and hoart-beokeu Wushu satisfaction. dune bast be pursed the property for the sum of VEST POCKET PISTOL, No. 22, 30 and 3 Cartridge. The ground was nn gplendid co wWlition. and oxeellent order KE Morn the commitment was also produced, in wine ie ntending to open a cattig-yard The cose was hy mu (UN CANE, using No. Cartridge. was preserved throughout, and good leeling was shown be. Bid him Keep fotwiue, ut 8 Memints mort, chal aasonig yin. wi bh Pit ha L EE hn i to hoid the said Na- consent referred to abitration. and the following gentls SINGLE-BARREL SHOY GUN, tween the astant A hig! wht A revaile wu) i THE GREATHAT MATH H EVER MADE~A RACK VROM 1 prized so mn 23 ol wi bortewed,; wien las borcowsd ba than it. Mu shi ged, an the ati 0! Na 1 WW. Willing on selected to act an the t nises For the Bourd ol Health REVOLVING RIFLE, 36 sod #4100 in. caliber, ween the ants. A high wind prevailed and it was de ln on a did not return il to me ahoise and threats, so doy it woes in bodily tear the Hon. Win. Lambeer. and for Mr. Westheimer, Edward ROENCH LOADING RIFLE, No, 2 Cartrides. i NRW-YORK TO COWES CW HN 5 cidedly against batting, the result being u trisl of skill iu field. RE Tie third letter is addrossed to Mr. Chale Palmer, Chris La amitment 1s te brsed on the back Do not le i Robinson, President of Eiszhth National Bank. The evi BREEUN LOADING CARBIGE, Rou. ¢f ami 43 Cartridge, 3 “1h tol rare. oii in thet f 1 “34a m nthe v ant tie-st top floor, front room, N.Y City i Wi he arged annul dl barge him, William MeMa fence th {oi Ken shows that the buildings were vas 2g LE, (Ste rel). with Saber Bayonet, ig oon clu were unt ote “full strength with ou AmeTiGEuS ake €VOF I Lag Val i RUj65 lngatartling Naw Vouk o y ow Alda proved i y atad lity the warp) wis of the Toard of Health ho a ONL eptior Irving being mi he service misrprisex bat we doubt any ever MRA Wes oxk Cory, Oct. 27, 6 p.m, 189% i wT mploy 00 exception, the Irvington's being mini the services of that fine prises, but we do ia it in the sportmg world 10 Ar Cuannes H. PaLsrr. Dear Charley bag of as alset Fudigs Allison granted the wi wird an officer v Usp tunt for Westheimer a going to prove that his loss o Mai pe oadinl Ava just been approved and sdepls toly Fy d for Military ssivice in Furope. J fielder Lewis, 4. Campbell being ag excelent subwtitute. ‘the Las created more of u pe wsation than will the snuonpeement of sat r ost, rim you would cause the asscwpaaving [ter A 1" Wa to bi Mails Be amointa rd e cattie-yard, and on the lense E. REMINGOTX SONS, Ilion, New-York. Atlantics had their full champion ning d eae the match which has ot been make uy twoen the owno reach r aunt Fhize, wntatng my lay’ adian to her and Arthi ro time tan Man Wins «a hie tae ho ye rR, 1 108 ha i Li i is Jia ll y hw I. gh gn up i“ Oh Ray o should yo not sghetwise kuow Low to tnd har, you may seco ad al B:% vel Puseles and Wheeper Gan the ints g a egular position, and all in fine trim for play. Lhe atteadance i EE es a Dis match i 1 from Barasy Riley, ving at No. 3) Thompson at’, the sane how bia Fhe Cap Is I y any fine Was not 8s Dumerou kicanaiid. abont LOR Deon 10 be an ocean race, between Ne 1 ind Cowes (Isla of whersin she formerly occupied a room. Barnay's parsats ary toh 2 Yook sel. B by R Inpe i pr ur od y TTY NERS torres, Tarriages, C jot wmerous as anticipated t LOO people ouls Wight) England, for a pitrse 0 R00) 000 the start to be made found on the first floor, the back roca $id Lide an eternal tarewel! tis heidi 13 e 2 CITY NERS. a, 5 v being present, the axtra charge keeping hundreds away, during the second week ol EO a Inlowing vacils for me, ard Kiss the dear litte onss. Adinu, God haw yo Mr Big A 4 So. i Gait tl aot Wo mea GENTLEMAN whout golng to Europe would Ike The game began al 2.10, the Atlanties going to the but are now aiaterad for this great race 5 kK. Morus Mille wan bit trated that oe arrived in the city BuLy's Heap—=The past has been a heavy week in Pearce leading of with a h Mi. Osgood's Fleetwiny 4 Beauett's teurietta yo fo ing s the ont t nny take yo tie wr AL Fas aca 0 EHTEL he or ink pt EXELL at private sais A PAIR OF SADDLE HORSPS. leading v1 wile 3 3 Whi ea vi s hase A Voriffird's Y ontis Charles almer Lining ly swoia spond ihe aed vow 3 y b A h 3 N toa Wie, Tore HE) AL] ves, aie] ai before he could ge! home, however, the thre Al strikers wero All of these vessels have tested thelr qualities as our columns on h 3 i vy Hm 4 BY Wie hi Tecait'y, wih 18 1 i het nl pH eing told. iy v hogs gorng to the shambies, New Yorkers were never eating ate tioroughly trained, ta 4nd gentle. Alo 8 Family CARRIAGE nd lent fieldis a tantifie hes Henriet pd Vesta recent] I BIE chm good standing; of ate years he has allowsd himself t1 he conguaesd Ly s, and, Ww A i ba. mh Dank Xe ell Gilet fhe EN Indi oc Mftons, 8 1; Wl LET! wy ht 'h i wh Ry Sh A i WEAN Laut, snd as uw consajuence has not bean abin to ho i sy mittalion i “i wl. He wa hoeind vad loud com wach meat as at the present time, showing au it creased In complate order with ali the a taoliments, Address S,, Boa i, sank score Deng tee os of the lnuings plas ‘oarce only 1° re Nl Ke a hi hiv mpeiied steamers of enoutiuility and trust he w I ac +0 me shaw 3 rh ot ho hoe is 5 od securing his third buse. "The first striker o e IrvinTiun side 1 vi t marcha ytmen 0 p i 1" I ort fon al elton ind pros 4 their oh 59 p v i at be ry W A yo 4 tn Hl 1 Hie on o i 3 J population and an ability to pt relinse Ireely by the w orking Tribune ON a, xh Raa. WAS 4 vietim of Pearce s rom By catel. the next two strike he h 4 ek 1 3 te ln ue y a" husticaiarg i Lite d ests Haig pw 4 eros A u R RK) army all theo wt madd ind Aldo To M Willinzton Ren I'he 6090) beoyes were about all sold and prices raled Gn Ww SADDLE-Ht RSE, thoroughly trained. securing their first yases, iit a high ball well .1she Crane 4 Wiad 1 the wai 14¥ fg A (ARTY 3 hen the war bros Pro without mya s bittde firmer Chai a week ago. Sheep, too, are improvis in 4 Coat and gentle, FOR SALE also a handsome Top BUGGY. Jed to a« Pearce oat v and for man years previous his wife and adopted aon left him abou I g pa 1 Nl Fl Cre Ww. us he a RY ak ane] tw woeks Sq0 yesterday bie was secu and ead lo partinants as M Moan mnd tLe proper wa pees Of Pus Was largest recep wer Know close yi WLI) Addrass 1. MF, Box No 193 Tribune Office. ce JAREO( o him by rane drers sing left. a blan col A 4 te t i 3 "etm Wi La hat W K I Faest LOW lose nx —_— wlositlg the innings play cud s BILLIA Ro q Yate as 11 O'clock poor] 84 aricd on the business of manufacturing *Y Bw vol lee wi 8 week Phe arefvals. however. have been less five for YOR SALLY very cheap—A dark roan MARE wh In the second bia Inge or Badnd Pratt were Sink 40 uf 4 unp chim ey: I ERA Bip YY “a nn nbs of boys and gir's la) Me 1 i J sh) A X tifa y ‘adh oo HARNESS; handsome, oir y made, shiftiog-top ent wagon and hut and to retire, aftor w) a M re, cn the Dusiness i" ol hn i vine to work as usoel, sadn A OW wad he conta as Ol ed Lor a bie post dis fogs show hitle decline bul are going shifilng-cop Light gig; will be sold saparataly or together Apply ot at and to: 4 whicl Is iu and Mills scored ruus, Fa le tn WiLL CH 18 hot sak mopet seoenr=d i ines baud N 3 5 gan being the ds hu. <3 BILLIARDS IN BOSTON==GOLDTHWAIT'S MATCHES, $l 3 ain yim a et) _ oh he io i tha wh aud is ba wl tv it improving rates, With quite an iucresse of all the Lu vive Vaud, toot of Wag Thirsth ot, v 3 a ng md hand ou innings eed I ical i TR WE the Captain mie A baa p N par Champions two 1 first blood for the Atlant ha i" 1 toh for KS at A (Ah her ov v bedroom window disrover od In ving dead oa hisbed, and 1 el "it vis 0 o receipts of 1 corresponding period last vem OR SALE —A light EXPRESS WAGON, HORSE i t t {he billiard mateh to $500, between the young ex- x Let Trott side one. two, (hres was the order of retirement. the ET J ron! furnace tu his roon om One rATnante ye na y wv A v2 subd VAR ih OR (‘s ii N ky wo fii le on now le w While sep have deel wd sud HARNESS, Apply at Siupson’s Stables. No. 143 mg bein ory share. Leonard he rht 1 he Pert William Goldthwait ar w Daniels, who until within te it: deceased has threatonad to destroy Munsell frequently, and oiace at re hirty-otnth-4t Pratt and Sart after Jaana beiag cing! bpivas by 1 ts 43 gh FO ook Taudanum with that intent 3 ana hwo urge o Hh cota eile v1 eorrespondingly, and hogs are fully Jo, lower than one yedr ago ARTE Havel hs ta i Mas I tie next weeks held the championship and champion gold cue of the heh pw Seamer gp ro hh WOE IAT JF ROK) 10 Awl Wen wante i I OR SALE—A beautitul Little saddle MARE, never Reding bes i” rving ir State of Massachusetts, ane off in Bumstead Hall, Boston, on who rendered t following The That {i Erie Ot 10 TT hit via capt 7 z x sed axcapt for tiding, 3pocntiy adapted to ul ght men oF or by po ir 1 hi cham Friday evening last. 1 same was the four-ball American Moth came to iis<denth hy suleide Dy duialing th es 0 eid PrnaoN sn =Among the arrivals at the hotels are wanting a spirited anima Apply to MATHES, IN Chron plate. nas. H open 0 standard Woke TL hs U= hil A ai INGS i y v A hs AY bot 4 Sank score: the (he mean time pr y ‘iotds A ta up. a or Sane Sutpookil Ad fy charcoal NT Alenst, o ov of Octe Ae Dist A LCs bING "i iH l Wilson, Mass e Hon, Kobert H, Pruvn 350 —COUPE BROUCKAWAY, with Pole and nddiog three runs to their score. the totals at the close of i dr EI cu} a «AF DOLLAR ip LL Pa Ad: AEE RH i {ou W Radford, Yonkers; H. A. Risley, oh oe Shal's, iu good ardor; also, Shifting Top Wagon. ath fanings standing at 3 to 2—a remy hiv winall some’ for ou Wi the. mach by one poikt only. The winnet's ay Poconsed was for some years prior to the Rebello a wd. 8 Levy, unt at 4 De 1 Col y Int 1ich® and tittle vemd, $150. To be seen ot Empire Stabies, Thirty” such batsmen us the Atlantios 2: Ww HA rh 2 his I ae y 5 Lyouitt {t pany two EF les we #1000 with a sonthern steamboat Fusing rom ew Olen y the M J i t Alderman Med i A Woo hincton, sud Commodore Lath giniidost, and Kighth-ave. el F wn. ailers J ow McDevitt of this cit the tirst of whieh comes oil _— ve ter A wighout the w the y youn pets to ihe tn i Shit or F 4 3. FF. smith. ay Th Th) 2 Cr wid, and, being wnason ppt buns 11 Dust Lugsduv evening i ear oy is by he r 'N jive y ml Wh ntectored p i 1 da i JORSE BLANK ELS, HORSE BLANKETS, av he chat pious vol Ladi ni, OU i ny LILA rm yw elo came North dl ena we Dsnees iB N x 3 a Fn v po defeal. To hink thar} BS rl they Lannea 14 exon 4 wail 4 Wr points up, on a standard American table nentim i al 1" employed te firm of vested MeMullin am NRT is v Beit! vin Ne 41 I ar ol phe PA pe ay) A ry ual such ne ibe I box ak h i. we abo a 1 r dutta a 7 Vie Wai 1 wl Mages 5, rosettes, badtors and mats, nt loa Jose by ths tere i hy the AM 2 nacho lr IM Played a this ety, Line bins Miliard spragns, dealers in N¢ y Chon i oY hea wiotge pple i iN wl MAGS ROTHER, 190 Wa ties hy Lhe Athenbies, und yor that Gus sero t hoes y He farce delegatio om This RIT Fhe was native of Denmark, aged of nd ww hoep nN XM linda Tr ag pooh a bas pane a Thos, own iin 1 Ye x dn ff al ol he Laie wy 1 f H jain Hoak! oR A Rina, LL aan \l 3 4 ESE 3 LETS wyery stokiog oan 1 wnt Medd y R Pp JA wll Hl Ho Ios the Gib. “Lh and 54h ioatnoes 41 Niaah bits TH v TIM A MM. il prion ly A 2h Mo) fw te eo Line was retarncd by the 2 nates Lh RR ros 4 Hin hy REL {roe le f Habite, oud gh white ue shied by MeMatlh INO AD i Mast TT J hy RL TO FE champions cine (id Ris ard Bd 0 0N wi y Wt od wy Vl LA hf Bh an Wael, Lhe bolold wid Lehwwirs wd LU) i 1 i ol 1 f re at thine i th ange standing i of Dg re f f I A pane wl Hin COTTE CR LLL POLE A i choi pest pow brotgic sors ong by Finches Li Yan wibei wa Hr ret bishbylering conyeyed to} Whee i EF ded bo he alii chou kh i i 3 5 aah Rh on 0 Lag ll alae i Vi x bh, A NIRA poe I fy a wi Lt awed bik hi a hit flies Debeeitye boasted ib tem oi be vi hk HB ov Botesond