New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
November 22, 1866

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a ver. XXVL....N% 7,995. MEXICO. Bis QUENTION OF THE EN PEROR'S ABDICATICR~—V I KY~ TRE RUQCRSSES OF THE LIDERALS AND THE (MTL RIALISTS—RENCH DEMAXD FOR THE VOSSFRSION Op THE CUSTOM -NOUSES=TTIY, LIBERATS AT TAMW- PIOG—DESKRTION OF LIBERAL SOLDIERS To THE ENEMY DIVISIONS IN THE JUAREZ PARTY. Vostospondence ofthe Assoilated Press. Ravana, Noy The French steamship La France arrived here yestor- day from Vera Cruz. ‘Phe news from the eapital is up to thé Oth. The Emperor hat not yet retuned to the capi ial, and although expected there on the 10th or Mth, of the 17 si et mmediatc and permanent whee wo have every prospect of ma’s bpd ao the only one poeeperity, My policy ison every thet wal save this Empire. The Emperor fingers most unac- conntebly away from the capital, but his minister having eharge Gf les matter considers iL go press ing that be Las gone to him with i rote than week ago. No one doubts that there will be an colle change of ministry, with ene or two exceptions when the Emperor returns, and that Dis entire min wiry, will be im faver of wag poucy. It secs that n hs rbecnce, and that be rv 3 1 1dared write 1 could give v v0 approached me with this J doubt on vonr mivda that gl) of these Ainge The delay is unpleas: go oo¢ it follow this de lay AB creat OF ssevery- I Yave lees £uewn, They richest gold three who have be is effecting thie ola wing away {0 accomplish JL {he names of percons wlod that woud leave no vil hgppen, and that very socn. the certainty of sveces that wil consolation, eepecially wicu everything is so dark where edge. Never have a doubt of my success, pow than ever. Willies gelling into heavy 10 Are proposing 10 give bio the entire control wine inthe werld, in paloe, and he is one Ao be still ab Orizebn, It wad stil doubtful af pe would sbificate, or world aeeedé 16 the wishés snd Views of the Conservative party, which insists upon tv entingnagen of the Empire with Muxinnbian at the Lend. Jt wa stu) sired that Le was determined pot #6 abandon Mexico. i several places tho Libertds hall obtained wdvantoges, bit in the majority of cases had fot worsted. To thaw the French troops contributed, who aro again Ur Chmpagn ang at the poss expofed sitintions. EX100, Nov. 4.— Mamterant bas avked of (ho M ntry of fhe Preasnry the neeossary orders that she Custom. Meuse offVers Craz be delivered to the Tnepector Holland, by virtue of the Convention of June 40; but Sooptary Lawipos repliod that as tho said Convention Lad net hoon published yu Mexico, and could not thercfoio be law of tid State, be would apply to the Emperor for justrictions. Tho atria asserts that a petition been presented the Kuperor, signed by over a thousand Mexicans, nov to ahihoate. Nov. H—On Saturday, the 34, the cenferenées between the Mexican Ministers an Gen, Castolima corame need. Nov. U.—Advices row Tampico state that at Liat place there was no seeurity for the inlisbitents, wer unity of command among the Liberals, who, beside the oun imposad in Angust, have exacted others to the wnount of $0,000 in September and October. Jt is denied that at the action at Miahuatlan, the atal- lion of chassenrs deserted with the enemy, but béing re- emits, and getting worsted, they disbanded, leaving thea wpcors bekvad thew. “Vuoeir colonel (Fertard) mounted a cannon and received his death wound, burrabng fur Mos ico sud the Empire; also, that erly 700 Austriay Mexican tebops fell into the ambuscede of “La Carboners aud ome piece of artillery lost, ‘Ihe loss was only jartial, sod the greater pert of the Lorees after the selon, fell buck to Huajnapaw. Nov. R. ~The 2 «trot advices the Emperce to abdieate, in an article wise plainly joretels the couscguencesis ho does not, a gn itary coups-d’ eit he Ere of the 8th says that gecording fo a leiter wolved from Tepie, w new division smog the Jrarsts hak arisen. Palacios, whom Juarez appointed Gavesmor of removing Pesgquiera for that purpose, ig pre. pounced at Horwosillo favor of Gowhaler Oleg Martinez who romeins at Guaymas, is still fat ful to Ji ve#, and there 18 the most colnplete diecord among the on habitants of that yicity. «orous and Ylacid Ven win keep up their angicnt guilty, urd new that Martine wid pqniera are divided, the plains of Noam are fuller oi bb flan ever, who have watued tho Railroad Cogs pany that any attempt to continue their wosk, will bie ge- ocived with bullets, Nove 0 —=The L=*iperie says tie Kmperor wie al Ui dovi and woh be in OrizaBa shirdy, The klation of the Present anxious crisis was snruounced for thg Bound Jwofk. Ouyica turrendered to the Dillerdls "the Slet UO tabor. nthe oth there rived ot Vora Cruz large ammount of Maximilian's baggage, exempted by Gen. biz madiid.’ 2 ol of the steamer trgm Vera Cruz he wis kncwn OH SLIZURE OF A MFTICAN ERIO. WY TELLGRAPE TO THE TRIBUNE. BAN FRANCIS00, Nov, 21.—A Jater geconnt respecting 11% seizure of the Mexican brig Bacco says D'Artoir acted wader orders from Gen, Ramou Corona, attested by ton- wif Coday of this eity Theen orders directed IY Artie to proce a tothe Pacific Ocean and scize any vessel belong wg to ¥Frauee or Moxican traitoig, together wilh sl) goods belonging to encuiios of the Republic, and toree to carry out his fustructionr. Af Corona er from Juarez, the stories of legal condrcl in makmg sewzure fall to the round, INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE OF DUKE ERR TE CWIN-—NIS LAND GRAST FROM MAXIMILIAR—OORRESPOND EXCE BETWEEN MR, SEWARD AND MR. DJ OUYN bE

MHUYS. BY TELEORAYH TO THE TRINUNE WaAsHINGTON, Nov. 2h—About fhe Ist of July, i560, Corwin was desirons of sending important dispatehes from Mexico to the United States Government. Col Don Karigne A. Mejia, then about to vigit this country, offered 10'be the bearer, hut Wis offer was only partially accepted, 1s 0 bu fog Mr. Corwin feared that toe ofl cers of Maximilin's Gov. ernment wonld net hesitate to violate the sanctity of dven J afembassadorial seal in the hands of any private person inorder to know the State secrets of this Government, HB therefore sent bis dispatches by private opportunity to Vera Cruz,and they were pat into Don Mejia’s bands after he bad gone on board the steamer. But the events that bud tip pened justitied Mr. Corwin's fears. Don Enrique had been sodzed, his papersall taken from him and opened. finding the expected dispatches of the United States Min- ster. he was released arter w few days imprisonment, and bi Raper returned to Liw. Among them was fovud id e of letters Lelongiug to some other traveler, but ac- <i tally wixed up with his at the exawinivg rooms of the Castom-Honse. In this bundle were the following Jesters from Duke Gwin, showing that he stood high iu the estimation of both the Imperial and Freuc® Gover. ments, that be was abont to obtain large tracts of lund,

inthe world. But Mr. Gwin did not confine himself to his own prospects, bot speaks of Mr. Johusou's necession todhe Presidency in uo fatterivg terms. fu these days, when President Jounson has been pardoned by the Rebels snd taken into their high favor, it 8 refreshing to rend that Andy Johnson's spesches breathe sveh heinous t that there is nothing before us but extermination, Ttreally makes me sick when I contemplate the bloody agony that awaits the Southern people.” €ol Mejia promptly forwardsd these dispatches to Mr. Romero, the Mexican Minister, who sent them to Mr Sopra, Throngh our embassy at Paris they were tiasis- mitted to the French Government, as coutaining full feof the complicity of that Government with some of the principal leaders of the Rebellion. Mr. Drouvn de Lhuys's pointed aud pungent reply will be found at the close of this corresponacues, MEXICO, May 16 1%65 My DEAR Monee: Nothing Las eccurred since 1 ast wrote; #u fact there is nothing to occur; all business has come to a stand-still. because of the Emperor's absence. When Lis august has sufficiently smased in with rural =<porie, he may take a notion to return te his weeplag capital und wake us ug our presént state of lathargy am learning to exe; «ise the admirabie quality of pationce, which mosus T begin to fall into the philosophioal way of taking things coolly—1ile best t a man can do iu Mexico, where the object of the comm: to approach us nearly «a possible to a state of vegetation, to imitate in all its lively peculiaritics that interesting ex- crapoence—u knotonu a tree. Cob Ualeott qrrived a day or two ago. He has been unwell (ou consequence of too great ex ertion, ond can scarcely walk from Jayiug sprained his ankle. We breakfasted with the 1amily on’ Saturday the old man vead thom that part of your letter about Spiller. "I think they are a littla uneasy on account of hi pro longed absence, The marriage, you know, was to have ken Jase Jast month; wow ne ove can say when it wilk come off, I'he old man is firmly of the convigtion that Spiller i« going to actithe dog Your otters were an immense satisfaction. [1 was very consoling to Lear you were in good spirits althongh know you must stu! Chorin fis NOSRG ARM] degree Jat pleasing on phat, sgn or gather, we'll God guipelyes, astan d oH er an Sead 10 mre wm extremity. and have determined, at tha hazard of proving yon u bad prophet, to make a fortune Phat’s a fixed fact upon the 4 a; ihe ihighe ariel, thn Frisfom finds vey ay. ye gat. he will and trust to Yuck for wisdom, and when that fortune is made, should you be hungry and and shelter anderer, I'll give yoli food Try wd man saw tig Mooshal theother day hut nothing resulted from the interview, 8 renewed Lis proteata tiohs of Triendship, and declared Be would urge the old man clajms to the West. We most content ounselves with ag ex. of idleness a while w t the Emperor. The o "a for po steps can be tnken hisnks theve il ego rouble, nad 0 far ab he itself is vons we may Jook fog alroag support, y Re Mba of Foraign YY has gone td Fuarops and every oue sive Almou'a is to come ia. Heowill thon be alll pageiful and with bis favorable disposition toward our plans weare ret y cartait 14 cary the day. Eo gS are progressing as swoothly as possible, only it provokes one io when there is 10 sofhcient cause. To think of our being kept lege holding. ou hands, whan those prodigigps wines awe in vifln RE Pim perof wif stn g “ux 10 fortune. and all beoanss Juris], och Yoiy easy about Mexioun affairs, hat Pm dred: u ue about the South, Andy. Johuson's ro pl sach a 1 My ean gfe noflihg a i extermmation. 17 shouldn't Le surprised if there were r wu the Amedcha’ dompent tk mssacre and havoc of the Eremch. Revolution, It ds hourible to contemplate the imation of the country. Iam afraid Tui will commit excesses to whith a the horrors that have gone hefore will be as notufty. ICs drdadfl total in battle, but it's ten times more. to die oa Johnson Ld can Lave po extéy on ert hat merits The direst punishment. That's to say, all traitors alg, 1 ‘and ws we are all traitors, there's nofiing left tor ns md ha i wakes we sick when I thi the bloody awaits the Southern But we mt Sings: ft may be after all that edroske home will be these Bs le. Jf the old man shouldnt succeed, #Yive in California, and we dre fortunate 10 even such u refuge, hy ivory glad Aunt Sue is going to vale he a rent oo lor 0. ‘The old map wrote the Judge {rom Ha aio, Roi dot iLé time came and “he “got ful ¥earted. Le would let Liz know. He told the Judge that Uncle Alick hed n with Yim, 16 farpish the pecessary widen be prid on lis errvivel. Pd "Qurie hie Voted Wad du Lighisul ind to write to we every mail. T protise to mms wes'hes one. Wel) piston Rey fo write me, and Tot pets mr. ned Love to wll, Your affectionate son Wu. M, Gwin, Kote—am the same note paper sheet appears the following My Deans Brioven Wire Axp Davourens The startling wows from the United States has made tho blood of every Sout) Conwy npethizer von cold with horror, No one will be sale n cur native courtey. How I thauk Providence that 1 hmve cox wv lol emewhere, apd that very sooo 1 wil hive o home 9 my voly (uu childses, Winns thoy will be sade Jie ol. cspios wnl i to use rulivent Not fis son was to have contro! of the largest gold wine 1 aw Almonte’ to-day: he detained re Th nor Ao be, Sar your lable. ked the eonees sion of all the veiiroad® Fp neg He will wile Pe both, and either of them will T° Ae a dozen fortunes, Lieut hig whele 2riay will secon be A Toxae I will weite lawge Vy British steam Ar eves, JOLT, GOV tedly, or [Ro vignature te thie) Noir —-Ynclesures No. 200d “iq 3 ure written on the rane sheet of note prper, aud vulva un envelqpe addressed ns fol- we Mie. Wm M. G Ww Boulevard Malesherbes, Paria, Hauge, The wiolc of wi eh 0 04a in diesred to Messi, Van Jem Proék Co Paris, Frares. osed on another epvelope, ad (0 Rue de ln Chauseee d'An- "mm Mexioe May Ik 05, My DEAR Coroves,: The news from the Un ted States appals Lavy one bere, god puzalyses wll business, What will happen next is the constant fndiiry. The Fumperors aogence must Sen 40 persons wt a distance extraordinary. but it is mow de veloping tse, that ho is binging abort o radical change in his counsels, und there wll ba an entire change of policy on his yetuim, Fhree of the ruling men in bos connee’s have been dis placed sines he left, and two end they the mest obnoxious to wy ideas of Goveymaent, and mest opposed to my project), nave been sen ond, if not in banishment, equivalent to it. Noone wbts bul Almonte wil come into power, and from the first he hag doc’oied that my plan of colonization iu the only salvation for tho emp re. The same sentiment is ut tered by Very One in faver of ‘he ewpire, Iu fact, if anytuing in the fate can be certain a ths country, at an easly day you will see a decree opening North Mexico Ww the enterprise of the here world. What a people we can assemble there Jf this policy is adopted. What country it will be in a very few ycare, The pecent staitling events, snd tbe policy I have indicated, dauses delay that is unpleasant, but so doubt of ultimate RICUes Y Lave neyer been #0 confident as at Wese Cy 10 my good and bighly-valued friend, Mis. W. that we will very sco meet again au tbe mort dehghtful spot on the globe, and there will Got a vould e the future, She will cat her Christmas Cinner in the palgee, (oa verioiuty, and what a time we will Lave! The day i 1 leave bore Twill send aa order to France for a duge supply of Hie host wines iu Parope ard they will be mellow to the taste 4 Uy Chosinas, Abie i pot rowaeree, The stern yeality that Egonfonits every one of my sent ments bansbes all romonce, 1 wast have sealities, The crusades will be. surpassed in the an'riabon to the country of uy future howe, and such A ieapin never moved from a country to apether. You and voir wife are jusong the very few that gove me clus of sue. ios, aed thot success willl Litd il you do not partic u ae 1 But, ike me, yon weiet Le patient for a Yue; it may vo Ji JOT y short time. J ecifers d chafe ot every hour's de iy, but bdo not permit this Ww deprees me oF damp ny ei oe givsee 1 have to deal du genera jes, for fear of accidents, hut Jou wity Cow ah AGViZx a bon e where y mw net or Ne PrOSPRTOUS Ana MPP. bit borored of one who 100g 4ho #ie nnd wilh A bmn ito 0 YOLT DALY, oh" siiine (ht may De an sh v Up OH, ceo miportant voncesstons ht the vuccess of ny peiicy oa way J tnd yon if wefite- of 20 equivocal character rnd EOSUL Ty vor Bvery ore with nu verticle of enterpr se in fis Winposit am have hu A ie ned Hi 4, I will be titet ap the graond. J od open new books red ecapitaliste LA you te coe, Moar youn wad beter mio oo their mowty. Wie 1 waite Yong HR, YOu HEN nd tre Kye the most <kentieal sogntry exist on the eart ores abe teh of 1 mt meg hat have hth With ry bast ove i okt wy an re bere IJ that at w whet’! am WI er Rvp {ig ort 1] 4 Le to Noy Thie k Colon! John Wir ve lope addres j New Yok lociosnies No nancy nd bh 1 hel) esd Bay 11er came throp,” npe nelos other No, 22 Foot Sixreerth ey y PEE Aner 1 e evidently in 4 of Wilts SEWARD, ing Usam KB, Aug 0 h cops TY) i Le vame hand Wow shu Ho, 4 cved to In 1 I 3 wr whieh fn heli ME, LIGELOW TO MRE baal i ba J STAT r ae of ah of} vefor th ref rrod to Whoy te trar anit fey Mas me to His Foe 1! on the Ist inet Aud of Mi wif I Gwin one us Vents disp Fhe sen y Intute Ll q tes n'y a iu Jee Ch ND RE i“ mined me wo hw from yoo fost eflective rej fama, Si, wilh great fespoct Pow. Ww. [1 SLwaARD, Beeratary of Slate {lodosare Ne. 1) RIGELOW 10 Mit, DROUIN Di LRUYS Jacariox oF tun Ustren Stars, Avg. reigned, Buvoy Lxtravidivary and Minister Plen ws of the United States at Paris, has tie Lanor to fans Heney the Minister of Porcign Afluirs copies of four letters ih have been submitted to the State Depart vent ot Waning ton Fhe first, dated Mexico, May 16 AN ib wldiressed vy Wil 8 Irtraved by this W te Yor hl wi 5 Fxeeller ju th pe joinded until J nd at ieust, silence will be ed fe dele hue HA

fu nt peivan! Jous Bioriow, ME FLO ul Fhe and en to his Exe CLS di n Hem M. Gin, the son of Dr. and Mrs. William M. Gwin, ol lowed by the second from Dr. Gwin himself, on the same sheet tressed 10 M18 Wi und daughter in Paris, The I withoor date ad tl nthe well known handwriting of the doctor, dated Mex {ieo, May 18 560 is addressed 107° My dear olonel and was aontained wi ens elope addressed 107 Col. John Winthrop,” Ihe fourth, signed 4 “and dated Mexico, 15th May, i605, was addressed “To the Hon, BB Wood," (now 0 prisone; t of state Tor Allepud treasonable practices) inelosing a comiu LC niention fo the editor of The Noir York Dady News, dated at Mexico 9h May, 1565 upon the sthject of Mexican affairs, By these 111408 IL appears First, That Dr William M. Gwin and fanily, though citizens of the Unite States, are disloyal 1o its Government Second, Thal they are engaged in oMtaining trom Maximilian titalar Fmporor of Mexico, grants of mineral lands in the Btates of that republic adjoining the United States, and that Di. Gwin isto bar the directing agent in working these ues 1 ULird. ‘That a lige sceession of capitalists and ginicrants into these States from parties in rabetfion against fe United Stites Is CE inn Fourth Lhut they assure the sald Maximilian and the Em peror of anes that’ ty contemplated proceedings will tend Monee to promete tie projeets of Maxuuilian in Mexico, and imate tor the igure of the United States. y Fifth ‘Uhst (hay claim 10 have the patronage of the Emperor of the Freush, with assurances of military aid fn dntting to His Bxeellency the Minister of Foreign A fairs copies of this. correspondence, the undersignad is in struetbd frankly to stale that the sympathies of tha Amencan people for the Hepublicans of Mexico are very lively, and that ther wre digphsed to regard with impatience the continued in fervent of of Francs wi that country that any favor shown to thie apecalntions of Dr. Gwin by the fHitular Emperor of Mexico, onbr the Tnperial Government of France, will tend greatly to increase the popular impatience, because it will he regardsd, perhaps fustiy, as umporting danger, or, ot least, a menace to the United Stolns. Could ths Government of the undersigned be brought to be Hleve that tha state of these speculations were worthy of entire confidenoa, tue Preaidont of the United States would be forced to the conclusion that His Majesty the Ewparor of France was [pursnitg toward Mexico a policy matarially at carinnes with that of nautiality in regard to the political institutions of the country wich ba avowed at the commencement of his war with that Jtenablio, The President, on the eontrary, confidently wiioorels expects wi some form an sssurauoe that all the pre. tenses of Dr. Gwin, sad of his associates, are destitute of any spnetion (too the Kmperor of France. Its nntecessary for the undersigned to say, thet after having expelled msmrgents from our own borders, the United States cold not look with satifaction upon their reorganization as Rartial or political enspies on the opposites baaks of the Rie rrande, The sndorsgned avails himself of this occasion to renew to Ins Excellency, the Mimaster of Foreign Affairs, assurances of the distinguished copsideration with which he has the honor to Ise lus Eacellency's mast obedient and Linmble servant. Janus Breriow, Hix Ktulipucy Proves pi Luvs, Minister of Foreign DEH EN {Inelosurs Neo. 2. Mig. HDWOUYN DE LRUYA TO Mic. BIGELOW, ["Uranslation PARIS, August 7. 1860, Seiad have rpceaved the letter which you bave done me the honor to address to me, dated August vou mention to Urge some plans for the colonization of Mexico, desmed to hays heen cones with idteations hostile (0 the (Fvernment of the mated States, and yoh desire to know if it is true that” the Emperor Matinnao and Franee loud their suppor te these un. deriakiugs. Wo ala! always be condy Sir, to respond frankly to demands for explanations soak to us from an wilied nation when they od hy a concilinfofy spirit, presented in an amicable tone. and based upon authentic documents or positive facts. But tiust add that the Emperor is resolved to reject all inter polatidos which may come W us in a comminatory tome whout ue allagations, and based upon documents of dubious char a vl You will understand, Sir fmt itis not for ‘wma (0 enlighten voi concerning the speculations of snoh of such person who his aitigtatud to Mexico; but what 1 know of the inteutions of the Mesionn Government enables we to 3a¥ to you that it ‘pro poses to del the cagrants rool the Southern States eater upon cits terctidey daly inbvideally, and without sre. They will rede such Leip as Wimanity requires, but will be imedistely disperadd through the pros inoes of the empire, and bound to abaie de lher conduct, from everything which might awaken thejust stscentbility of neighboring oations.: have, more. [ove feakdu wo believe that these Sispesitions of the Emperor Mus nition wroby this time as well known te the cabinet at WSL gion as thay mie 10 us. As for France, has on seversl oocasions, Sir, and with entirely nk sss, stated her rosolikion to obser é in all (he in- Cigranl quesidons whiok may agitate or divide the Union anim. prrtinl aul serupudous neuttnley) We have nothing to offer as a pledge of our imtentions but our word, but we deem the word cof France o guarantee whiol will satisfy any friendly "us we ourselies ave satisfied with the word [TE Federal Government, to remain strictly neutral with re, afisirs (0° Moxico. Flake pleasure iu recalling here. Sir, the wesurances which I had the watisfnetion to receives from yom an thet subject. especially in your letter of the 12th of June last. and which 1 have stated in my answer, dated the 171), ‘Khe Empeiot Fe ‘ith con 00 10 the sentiments of wiltel you werd the [nferpreter, and although certgin rpeent manifestations may seem difficult 10 reconcile with these de Clagatiom. his Mugesty rlogs not besiiate. w rely always on the Poyorablennss of the American ople Adi pb nesiraness of the Wich! combs in wih" wiih 1 ani ens phedieny wr PROYVYN De Lit as I k Monsis Biorrow. Minister of the United Sater, Ae A Paris MK. SEWARD To MEK. BIGELOW, PevAarM STA Waehungtion, August re BD f POCH Ni hag pon =ae vie ut via iaed oy LOSICEVOBLOUUL Paes regres aud orn? Lita 1} "{EW-YOR Mr. Dre TE Gwinr k fo Lis associates in Mexico. fron fire we pleasure to way, that information was received wt at country while t 4h wfonuation reas to with etill more pleawure that My. Droayn de Lb a, waunieation which he addressed to you of the 7 far as they were hos proved by the authorities acting in Mexico under the diree cf, or in coup eration with, the Emperor of France. ceived with regret that of representation which yoo wddiessed to My, and which elicited hin communication before refer that your representation tions given you by this depart these instructions we are rot able criticism. They were given un attention to the reports and rumors hevsiony, the indulgence of which was prejudicial to a derstanding between the United States and France, ident is gratified with Drouyn de Lbuya hos gi observe an impartial and eerupulous neutrality upon Guest ons which may agitate or divide the Duited States, 1 am, sir, your obedient servant, Wirniay IL Sew ann. Joun Piorrow, esq, &e., &e,, &e, Parle. THE FENIAN TRIALS. MORE ARRESTS=—APPEAL, FOR A NEW TRIAL FOR THE CONDEMNED PRISON ERS—MILITARY MATTERS, BY TRL HTOTHR were arrested to-day under the Habeas Corpus act. They placed in the old county jail by the sheriff, The Unitod States Government has instructed the Mon. D. Thurston, American Consul, to appeal for a now trial for the Mr. McKenzie to make the appeal for a new trial before the Queen s Bench, at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. A company of the Royal Cunadien Rifles 1s expected to pees through this city to-morrow irom Kivgston, en route for Fort Erie, They will be armed with the Snider Enfield rifle, The Sheriff hae been requested by the American Conenl to supply the condemned privoners’ with one substantial meal each day, the expense to be defrayed by the Conran. The whole number of British regulars on duty in Canada op to Nov, 1 is 14,000, The findings of the eourt martin! wm the ease of Major Dennis hae not yet heen made publie, althouzh the court adjourned three weeks since. It is expected, however, the ene ly ar Kidgoway. The gunboat Huron returned {rom Niagara to-day, nod report all quiet, She immediately goes into Winter quar- tors in this city. Her guns and crew are to bo peut to do duty ou the frontier, THT TNIale TO RECOMMENCE BFFOKE A NEW COM- MisstoN, EY TRLEGRAFPE TO THER TRIBUNE. A es Foroxto, C. W., Nov, 21. =A special commission, ander which the remainder of the Fenian prisoners ae lo ho tried. bas bec received by the authorities here, aod it in ex preted the Sheriff will forthwith reecive precept 1 stmlivi the necessary jury. AbLere are 4 Fenians wtoget! or reining in ail seven of whom have been sentenced, leaving “2 vet awaiting trina), whieh will take place immediately on the close of the present term, commencing probably the 3d proxime, COLORADO,

ct THE PEOPLE OF DENVER WUBILAKY OVER PARTIAL COMPLETION OF THE PACIFIC RANLROAD—WON PERFUL PROSPFRIIY OF THE STAIN. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE I Unicaco, Nov. 21. ~The last advices fiom Peuver (CUly are iubilant that the Pacitie Railroad 1s now completed

and running regular trains across the Platte River Bridge, within 275 miles of Denver. A fact express is néarly ready to run from the fornia of the romd to Dever, The stock of wlready purchased, und the line will be rus ping in a few duys, The Deni News, 10 comtuenting on the great prosper. ity of Colorado at this time sive, that the va uation of tax. able property 1s nearly $2,000,000 mora thaw 1 was jase year, amounting to nearly 212,000,000, the mines wot bee wg valued or taxed; that the assesment for U.N, Inter pal Revenue for this vear amounts to $111068 0%; that the productions of gold from the wines hus wore tan doubled this year over the last; that eight new smelting furnaces for saving gold, silver and copper have been erected this year at a cost of $180,000 that thers have been entered and filed in the Lapd-Oflice on previplions and homesteads for actual settlement during teu months of this year, 251,000 acres of land, against 141,000 acres ding the same month of Jost yéar have been erected im Denver City alone within the year at a cost of £476,000, that the First Natiousl Bank in the lust 18 mowths has drawn near twelve millions of dollars of exchange on New-York, und other banks have dome nearly as much business as it; that in the face of all this rasperity Cerritorial Gov. Cummings aud the Copper Pr s are by false censures and other means trying to dis- parage the country 1o prevent the admission of the Nate, The Miner's Register says that Mr. C. C. Post, Secre- tary of the Democratic Central Committos, whose Lame appears to the call for a ass meeting to opposs the recog mstion of the State, repudiates the movemont, as he 18 too loyal to cobperate with such rampdnt disloyatists as those who father the movement,

CRIME RR i MERCHANTS CHEAT (HEIR CRE I) WORTH OF GOODS~—ESCAPK PARTIES. BY THLAGRAPUBTO[ THE TRIBUNE Boston, Nov. 21, —Tha names of the parties in Fadaral- st, arumor of whoss failure §l telographed last night, have bean published this afternoon, with the particulars of their extensive) swindling oporations. The firm is Barstow, Edson Co. From what 1s wow koown of the transactions, it appears that differant parties have beso victimized to such an extent that the grand total wiil amount to about $175,000, Some times ago, Messrs. i. Barstow, Edson Co. camo to this city and mads arrange- ments (0 go into business. The mombors of the firm ropaired to the Mercantile Agency te get their names mado good, and succeeded in getting tndorsed by the agency. ‘Thay next obtwned a oonsiderabls amount of goods, consisting of furs, jewelry, loather, a stock of boots and shoss, &o., without giving any security tor them, Ss. DITORS OUT OF $175,- OF THE GUILTY from differont merchanta in this city, and also of boot and shoe dealsrs in Milford, Lynn and other largo mavufacturing towns, They asnccesded so w that they got a very stock on hand, and 4 it in uot that they thon wintly shipped the goo s to Now-York City aud disposed of thu thare at auctions wad thon loft, with the proceeds of the sales in their pockets. It has hoon ascertained that they lave gous to Canada On Monday afternoon last, soma of the parties tat had furnishad the firm with goods, hav- 1g suspicions that all was pot nght, visitad ‘he house of Mr. Edson at Brookline in the evening, by sgreanient, snd found that he hud decamped for parts duknawn. Several of the persons victinuzod have visited the offios of Chief of Police Kurtz to inguire what steps they could take in the matter; hut all hava rofussd to give the amount of their losses, and their names are kept socrat. Wo under- sland that ose jewolry frm sustained a Joss of about $2,000, and that the value of the smallest amonnt of goods obtained by Barstow, [Sdson Co. (rom any one firm or ‘perasn wos vabied at $500. There is no law oxistin sunder the provisions of which these parties can he bron and socucod tu Canada, rut fieoug orts ara haing made (to forest out evidenge hy which they can be arrastad aither by a criminal or civil process. Their office in Boston was at No. 25 Fedora! st. Edson cant to tus city about mix months ago from Philadelphia, Ho then had an unenvi- able reputation. Mr. Barstow had previously been en- the hoop-skirt business in this oity," and had yorne an excellent reputation befors he formed a or. alvip with Edson. Barstow baing connected with the firm, and wall known in the city, was what enabled them to got indorsed by the Mercantile cy, and also to carry on the transactions which they did subsequently, ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER, BY TALEGRAPK TO THR TRIBUNE. Provipesce, B. 1, Nov. 21 —AL Valley Falls, near this oity last evening, Rufus W. Cowden, a young married mun who had pagted from Lis wife, called at Ler residence, ond after an effort to induce Ler to eater a carriage, aNlsiio to cuit her throat wifh A razor. She od A oly und sucoesstully for her life, although terribly w in the face, arms and breast, until her grandfather oame apd drove off the murderous wreteh witha olub, The Siig vey TA the MAD WAS COM sew 0 m 0 Ye husband plod rent antil Haine wis ALA _poawed near his father's residence aud cat lis own throat so "thoroughly that he will probably die. He was probably par. Hally intoxicated. A TRIPLE MCRDER IN MISSOURI. BY TELRGRAPR TO THE TRIBUNE. LEAVENWORTH, Nov. 2]. —A quarrel has long ex- w do Lluys in rela’ ion to the slieged schemes of Dr. that correspondence was going on, and be authentic, induces the belief that speculations referred to have altogether furled. 1 observe in te com of August, authorizes us to expeet that those schemes and «peemiations, #0 tile *o the United States, would be dirap- tion It is per. ther a substance or wm manner the Drouyn de Lhuys, to, in repy wan regarded by Mr. Drooyn de Lhnys an exceptionable. t becomes groper for we, under these circumstances, to say was made in conformity with jnstrac. ment, and thal on reviewing to discover any growl for der the belief that a seasonablo that were yn eirenlation in Regard to schemes of Dr, Gwin and other Rebel emissaries in exico was necessary to prevent difficulties and to allay appro un the renewed assurance which Mr ven us of the Emperor's resolution to all internal ToroxTo, Nov, 2).—Ten suspicious looking chawscters could give no eatisfactory account of themselves, and wero risovers condemned, and it js the intention of that he will bo eashiered ‘or cowardice while in font of i K., THURSDAY, the State that 250 new houses But all this is ec NOVEMBER 22, 1866. EQUAL RIGHTY. i VHIVERSAL SUNTRAGE CONVENTION A" ALBAWY, ¥Y TELEGRATE 70 TUF TRIBUNE. MORNING SEASION. ALBANY. Nov. 21,—At the assembling of the Con- veut om rot more than 200 wero prescut Mi. Lasik sung, with good effet, a yeform song, oi titied “ho wearld will be the better for it.” AN EDUCATED FRANCOISE, Vpon motion of Mr, Brackwrrr, the following was rh stituted for tle resolution of yestertay, making cuucation a condition of franchise Reso ved, Thet degraded ond distranchised classes are incons sient with American institutions; ineeparabic that eduostion and taat if an educational qualification or a condition of voting, we demond ite impartial application withoat conditions of race or sex, combined with sash provisions for inive: sal ciation ue shall make the qualifest! ble by aM. THE PRESS, Mr. PaviLn Picsniry offered he folowing, which wap suopted Kewired, That we gratefally and joyfully recog ze the kindly die position of the press in various aliections, irrespective of perty, toward our new enterprise. We sincerely thank the weny that Lave niieady dove well, and hope they will do even better; and wo respect: falty call on oil the couductein of this mighty ergan of the popular voioe to hasten with their tnbote, assuring them that this me venient in the reproduced and comblued energy of ali the fuices which in the post have batted euccessfally with in ustice, eroeity, and opgiesen snd the whole ywivipotene of truth aud righteoncoess in pledged for our ultimate biampl A bak. hirsute, gricdy man, sawed Chauicey Barnes. who hed Lis way to the pletiorm, here got the ew oi the [HT woman, Luey Stone, and was introdueed ey a friend of the cause who had traveled hundreds of miles to Join the taithfal, Me stiaightway began to tall off into the eir tke any glib disci. ple of the rambling grondiloguent school. He co ned himself mainly to the pile iy of the infinite and the Mocoesity af “the mother clement” in governmental affaiis, intoning Lis violent nfteranecs and indulging frequently in iho expressive word Ume feels,’ and iL soon became apparent that the oralor wae not merely an impracticable reformer, but a jouny fanetio eraz as a ed hug. Tm inteilec tun) rel tionship to the rérowned Daniel Prats wes all tae more evident when he prized a large family Bible, clasped it to hig breast and (eit on Lis knees in sien prayet, and apestrophized the Almighty na rLaprody of bad giaimar us the great reconstiuctor of wll, Women, Legrocs, and the ed wen of the forest, whose bones, bo hoped, would yot rise from the earth and go to the bal'et box. Finally, afier quite too wach, Mra. Anthony coiled him to order end demanded that he should stop talking and let the weeting provecd to bisiness, whew Chauncey, after a protest, subs ded. THE CONRTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT EATIFIFD. Mi Fiagnuny efivied the following Reeclird, That the introduction of the word white, three tines repeated 1m the Covstitutioual Amendment new pending before the States, La gross ingle 10 Ml womankind everywhere, ne an o'lrage on the profus of (he Nmeteeuth Centory, and, on that gionnd rlone were there ug ocher ipgson, we earneet’y hope the Aucndoent nay be ep attated, voflrage are the citizens’ borthiight, A FCENE, IHE S1ATE 10 KE CANVARED. Mrs BYANTON then took the platform agam in behalf of woman's right to the beilot, and spoke ol (he nyrange neds they Lave been made for eanyassing the Slate Lofer¢ the wigemblin, of the Constitutional Convention. Meoliugs arc 10 be hold in every important town in faver of the wove nent, and mess Con ventions are to meet $3 30 or 40 of the cites of the Stake. Tt je piso contemplated that the chrawpicue of the cums shail speak tha onghopt the Brate. PETITION TO TUE CONVENTION. he following petition wos adopted, addressed Lo the Consthe tuticnsk Convention of the Sate of New-York.” Wo, «ileus of the Stace of New Verk, pray yoor Honorable Body that, imamendiog the Constitution, yoo will oe frno.e LU 0s clion he soaihug qualitiegtions ¢f wicctors, as Lo secre Ww ght wf aullrage vpon equal Lertue to both men aud wonen PASSING TEE UAT. Mise ANTHONY AC ah thE LinastiTy 01 he ely wos in peed of {unde tiotwidstanding that it Lad thas faf been excoedinaly sucessful, having received some fay mail clone since the Conyention was ealied, At the punoup eemwent thal on volleetion woh be nde, the andienee began to retivnt amid expressions of wisn raid those who retied 0 leo ie vr ula vg Lote, Remon 140 chdeked (1 stumpede by esking i mich whe had feck Rebels vould jun away Lom women. ihe sehwila W, Neo pion of funds und pledges: te successin ORGANIZING, Mist Avinosy moved ihe fallow which was rdopled Neve ved, Shas in vie® of the sppiosching New. York Steve Conti potion) Convention, we proesed vo org LL Fuel Mignts he In every city. town snd silhage of the Xinte, for the purpo oof helimy wir ge and lectoves, cvrvolet trae’ PRET, pBlting Bp pe titions raising fende, and ceuera ta create and concenirate publi pent i ant in behe!f of the disfren.! ised or, Mis. Savion sail Horace Grecley doviores (bat he iy 0 fuvor of giving the ballot to wo “ad soon ax oo msjority shad cemand it How does he kpow hat a npjerity does Lot wish Put suppose they donot! A Wy of the fied. I Jn not demand i, probe bly AY) Hh y hynaids 4 for thie. The tlio women is needed nob erely bevaise they wosh it, bw Oe se IL Is nee essary Tor the sood of see Ww weston of establishing free patie chooks wes moot the preference of Geo parsons Tost to ho affected was pot sought If the proposition had Does subinitsed to the ue, the Flunetion amd spelling booas wo dd donbtioss hoe tween yored down 2 Fes WIUAL RIGHTS ADDVERSES, Phe following appes!, drawh hy Mr Pillahory, woe thew wad hy Mr. Blackwell us the sense of the Banal Satfemge party of Areal to ie Mis arp Wouks oF New -Yola: Your State i 10 hold a Convention during the coming year, 10 rovisa is Constitution. and the American Equal Rights Association OPOsCs 1 Sees ol Jueclings wd other ow rahiols (eo dies stich changes in the conditions of sullrage as will remove NL distinctions on sceount of color or ses Add Bt is confidently hoped aud believed, that every friend of ampartial josties and liberty will give a cheerful wd hearty cosperation in the work I'he Eighteenth Century gave the world the Declaration o In dependence war of the RBevolution, and the Con stitution of she United States; but only in the light of the Nineteenth are these sablime phenomena to be interpretod for us From the Zov ut, the civilization. and religion of Great Bodmin, we derived our chanel slave system; but it sary ived the pen of Jatorson, the sword of Washington and the wisdom, humanity and framers of the Government and until far louder thunders than Bunkar Hill and Saratoga dashed it to the ground, wud almost whelme! the Government min, And the terrible lessons of this last Wl he in vain, should we now attempt to re in Injustios and WT Ou of 3.8 mn treason Fas the ration snatched Dg fladfo val Aud thus surely the gt full citize Pp 4a quality i the Btate, Kvon JoYarson declared more shan hall a century 120, that whoever (ights and pays taxes has the right of su! frage agaiost the world But the right of humanity=of wan hoa is oldar and of higher and diviner appointment than any other. 1 the right of liberty and the pursuit of happiness he the gift and sudowment of the Craator, then surely 1g the right to the ballot the only possible or concalyable assnrunee and guaranty of it in republican governments, And on this ground the claims of woman is no less than that of man. But base wid degrading ss has been the position of the negro, mn the Government of the State of New-York that of woman ia far below even his. At no price, withiu hu. mal pow ar Lo pay, cau she arcive ab equality of action in mak ing or axsorting the governmant she is compelled to support and obey. [0 the making or executing of no law however daeply Ler womanly interest or happiness may be involved. can alin apart. She is found guilty, not of a crime, not of a ooler, but of a sex; and all her appea's to courts or communi ties, for oquality aod justice, are in vain, even in this demo. arable and Christian Republic. he is w aative, trec-horn etic a property holder, fax payer loyal and patri. She supports herself, and, in propurtionable the schools colleges, universities, churches, poor houses A teelf with i war tor \y onr foundatio of rebethion and is hand of wruad ary the

Yas fe non, tio. Is, prisons, the Army, the Navy, the waole machinery of Gov. ermnent and vel she has no vote at the polls, ue voice in the Nations! councils. She has guided great movements of phil theopy and charity; has foundad and sustained churelios: estab lished mussions edited jorcuads, written and published invalu ably. tratises oa lustory and ccoumipy; political, social aad marl; and on philosophy in all its departments; flied Nogorably Professors’ chairs, governed nations; led wrinics; sommanded slips, discovered und deseribed new planets, and patiently cxplored the whole realm of suientilic research; aod yei, because, iu Life's allotmend, sho is female, not male, woman, aol maw, the curse of iuferi. avity claaves to her through all her gensrations. Fdeu's dire anathema was to ba removed oa tie coming of the second Adam and in the new digpensation there way to be neither wale nor female. Jewish outlawry from ul the ations, eon. tinuing througo moras Contirms, is repealed Ly common con wet among all ony lige fineruments, Mor des, thn curse of atgronl attainder longer blast the Ethiopisu rate to degradation and slavery through Udnanu's su. But where shall woman look for har codemption in this suspicious Lour, When new woings of Liberty, new sirmises of human enfranchise went are dlumisiog the world. A ban once said “where liberty is there is my country,” but on what couti- nent or island, or in what vast wilderness shall woman find a nationality where ale shall be taxod to support uo gos erament she did not aid in making, obey uo law. she did not help to eu act, uor suffer auy penalty nutil adjudged, by n jury, in pars, at least, of her peers! True, Lor privileges in this state liave been, after a long struggle sud contlior. eulayged and Jueregsd, Like the Southern freedmen, she has hed her civil rights Indl. patible with the Dred Scott declsion itself [lie power that gives can take away; but of that power woiian Tis we Mur. Sumner says, tie baliot is the one thing need. ful to the emancipated slave,” Without it, be declares, bis Niberty is but an iMuston, a jack o' Jauteru wideh be will purspe iu vain. fthont the lal lot, he reiterates the slave becomes only sacritice, And shall it not al nently so with womui Formed iy Al ty POWEr a or than the aogels, her filng rds and masters ave, by legislative prescription, ph ee Ler iy ow myriads of the vilest'of the or claim is. that or sone yeasou they were so countitutéd to stand sien fn the TABIE of the Inthe Amerioan Equal Rights Association. dl is deters ined (0 jroseeniv Wa “whieli sid]! wake the nudibu 10 EW CONSUIONSNESY Lo tice Jong putlicted aud still suf. fered thuvagh presgt ve distinetions un pe WM agx nied IH ion. To they War doling, propert pri neing hg ring w Ae Low idl be made “op the wppes nu doug-lost rights. in to stir the waters, The angel of Ler all that the free school and the hwiet wie is imposed Ly State or Jiniicn sud statesmanship of the founders ———————————_———— lf ony. Fp hemselves is the perfect state, on bape, to hoid meetings for discussions wid lectures. to cienluie treats end petitions, and to raise funds to exnhbio Lie Aso. vigtion 19 carry forrard its “work for edneating the pepoiar rontiment, Wo shall endepvor to enlict the pulpit aud press, ‘Uyuth, justiee, reason, humanity, mnet and will trivaph. Al seady a host i300 our side and “our prine ples can hover be de featod, ‘Tho prospect before us Iw full of encouragement, and we confidently gubmit our enterpr ee to the ened nnd hand of a waiting and cxpeetant people, APTERNOON SESRICN, Arathor song fiom Mr. LAWRENCE forcelindonisy, the Wa Jenn um, The Carian then introduced Miss Bessin Let of Horton, Yhe Speaker 1s a Jody of 20, Jeeidedly Landsome and attiactive a appearance, and gracclul In her vpuico gestures, Eh wipe yoits hersell hy mananl r, aud this was her Lust ventnie in public, She made an excellent ppres ion va the audience, epttomizing in sententions style the sigamests for an elevation of woman in re 10 nn concession oF wages aod political yightn, Thiywitial cesay 19 a guarentee of one more puecessful ehinpion of equal rights. MATRIMONY IN ISSUE, Mure, Syavion end tho reason for the tendency fo celibacy, which i% #0 visible vow cdoys, war tha result of the eatrava. ganee and frivolity of young women, sod that an extern of ihe rights demanded sword lead her up fom the woserable schemes and tricks of hedu-ontehing to nn personal nse pend ene and to consequent scononiy. 1 women woo aot so Gee pendent, na increase an the number of wairiages would bo w- vyitable, RYERING FESCION, The evening session wea jurgely attended, wera made by Mrw Starton, Miss Anthony, Mins Shyipia Brown, Parker Pillsbury, Mrs. Xlzubeth Joes nnd Vacy Stowe. A Cowrrttes, convisting of Mis, Stanton, My. Douglass aod Miss Anthony, was appointed to jrotest prion postage of the Conetitat’ons) Ninendwent by tho Neate of New-York, on the gioaud that it dee not affid equal pied bmpaitind justioe, The eceting then ud owned sine die lp TUE TURF. Ce A VERY DXCITING CONTEST. —DBU'N MCULFLLAN AND BROWN GEORGE. —THE LATTER AGAIN THE ViCTOR. BY TELEGRAPH TO THN THIBUNE, Poverkereir, Nov, 2i,.—The most exciting race ever witnessed on the track at Daly's Paik, tovk piace this af- ternoon, ‘The animals ented were Hen Melelna aid Brown George, mile heats, best three in five, io hiiness, fOr 4 fuse of £00. Lage delegations wore preset from all poinis along the Madson, wetuding New-York City, ‘The troek, though a hitie heavy, was in eomparauye good condition, ‘Yeo same horwey trotied oser Lhe ame couiee on Monday last, mie hepts, Lest threo in five, to harness, for 8200, Bein MeCledan being the whiner, The rece nob being salsfuciory then, they wee pistelied jor to- lay, Good speeches C3. Kewmond, THE FOOL SELLING. In the pool seiling Ben, Met lelan was the favonto af the plarl, (ho odds being two to ene on Ww, sitbeigh iv a iQy ianlotedd ize Brown George wan the pot, i THE JUDOFR, ‘Fhe Judges were lsmac Cabry, W. Velie wud Bayicon b 341 Puig, Yor Bear —Path auimals went oraz the sore ihe frst time, Brown Ceorgs tubing the lead MoCPciing wood got ap tor him, however, and footed iL handsomely, both passing ue firet wuarter side by wide, At the half mite pole MetCichan weat up lie break being o very had and, whoa Frown George vuftled nway fom him, evading fim five or six Jengtes at fhe three quay ter twice, From then down the home etreted Motte fon de hived magnificently, manugime to make up eavily two lengthe of {he pag, Bown George gebting in across the gcoro ahoad ond wimg the heat Ga 299, amid great ehontlng aod eijeoving, Cspcord Hear—Both pos away sguin at the first crock, this lime Met leHan (azing. the teu, Sith Brown ¢icorge fap wig his whedd, Down {0 the quarter pole they thnderad, Bown Cenrge Loving goided on Ma adversary wid having yeselion hig side they Doth ivotting beantifully neck und neek ty the half mile pole, when Brown George broke prdly. Vie vollied ynlekiv, bat ES Ton hod got the teack, aw! led Bhim tn the thice quarter pole, AL the Iatter point Brows (feorge sgein wens vp, but nos caushs in astonishing yoek tno by dus tiver. Ha could not get up to his do wauever, Me (lettan winning tha heat tn 24 Pitan HoAr=Fhe greatest infeavst wae vow mniiosted boug shin wei Be Ve a on Mok has, Lhe lewis of Hiowa Guorge fvehing shay. both horses gots good send ofl, Metlet lon tak ng the juad, Brown George bicaking badiy soon fiter lewving aw stoi ling poli MoCiellan passing te quarter polo bul lenge abond, Ou bho back swivel Boowu éroorge made magnificent borst of speed, wind gis ceeded in dapping hi op- punesl's whecl, Abvat half uny the troy gaatwe poke, however, be went wp aga Com, sown the home streton, was about on densih behand, Bp drives plying the whip vigorously. «ust bela they reamed the home SOO Aho bIcy Rs Came Togeiher, ald fu ab MeioRl 3 Was thought that the driver of MeCletlan woud bo tivown out. Me, boweser, mini 5s send, pind Yen Dis BOONE STORY THE SRY plead, WInuNg the heat bn a8. Afies gelling val 0 bo uppemed ia the Jugend Tor a deession, say ig taste elnino tha race, The tricnds of the Dose ano ris! ed in and yeded Rally Joi a decision, they oie claiming hint Mel lohan had non the race acconling to the rales of (he Lingan 47 new, Lhe @iaver wh the other dwrso pavibe ran seio Jum. Vie Suda amply gee the heat wo MoClelian, refnsing Lo mn se y devi lon an the eloim of the driver, IL was ow goiting dark and os tt wes evident that the horses voila not bee seen ni they waited 2) minutes before they rotied again, the parties conohiusled to poduee the tine, Which they did, For 211i TRA Fo—Provious io Hids toot a change wo spado an the didver of Brown George, Atier several ineffectink attempts to get started, the crowd in tHe eantimo bhecsming impatient the horses received a fine sod off’ and went thanaering down to tha gearter pole side hy side, As they speeded along wward the back teack MoClellan took the lead wenily a length. When Chey reached the back tack, owing Ww darkuess, it was almost {impossible to see tm. Some of the fiends of Brown George i yelled to the driver of tha andimal, “Run biw Bill! ron kim! beat Lim! beat his As the horses were as good us ont of sieht, it was generally concofied that Mot leila would tueke the "heat os he was wll of a length sliead wien last seen. Ko the when the horses were observed coming treteh Prown George was shead with Lis wheel, the former crossing the score Judges’ hut surprise of all, however down the home I MeCletlan lapping ahead, When the driver of MeClellan drove back to tae stand for the decision, he elaimed in an excited monn, the driver of Brown George Lad ran bis horse by him. Cgollowed a seene that beggars description. For a moment seemed us thongh a riot wonld ensue, The friends of MeClellun warned the Judges uot to decide agaiost them, while the friemls o! Brown Georg, also adi hed the of wigs. Augry words nid plents of them were heard on all sides sud an angry swing, crowd swared to and vo in Dont of the Judses’ sian], The judges axanined witnesses ang considered oft the matier deliberately, and ino half on hour after the heat Mr. Velie ex. cigimed to the crowd that Ben MeClellan had won the heat and Thre, 2:41, The greatest gheering followed, and the Ip reads of Brown George seemed to give in good hmnoredly, The sate horses will soon trot over the same course 10 wagons mile heats, best three ia five, for another purse of 3%0. The Wilpwing is the sulyugy [the above paces: Dayton o ters dork Lotes row BEirge....oiiiiiiininins M. Whipple euler ag, b. Ben Metiellvn Fe Time—2.59 2:10, 2:38, 2.41, THE RACES AT WASHINGTON, KLAGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE, WasiINGToN, Nov, 21, <The race to-day over the Nationa! Coarse was between Jerome, Lady Lightwood and Monitor, Jerome wus the winner, Time 2x), 242), and 2454; mile heats, best din 5 Gens, Grant and Logan were awong the many spectators, There is to hea great trot on Saturday; Dexter is to run against time, Toauorrow the Baltimore colt runs against Polliv Ann, 1 H LA te THE FREEDM

ME:TING IN BOSTON IN AID OF THE FREEDMEN'S UNION COMMISSION—ADDRFSSES BY LEX-GOV, AND THE REV. I, W. BEECHER. BY TRLEGKAPH TO TUE TRISUNK. 5 Bostoy, Nov. 21.—A meeting was held iu Tremont Pemple to-night in aid of the Freedmen's Union Commission, Gov. Andrew presuled. Garrison, Thompson of England Father Taylor, Judge Kissell aud other Boston notables were on the platform, a Gov, Andrew opened with s plea for the education of the pobre classes of the South, He said that negiosutfrage would wvely coms, beeatse, if the Republicans did not give it the Demnerats would if the North didn’t the South would, and if tne South wouldu't the Copperiwads wonld, in orderto have quarrel with the Republicans anyhow, The great uced of the fresdmen und the poor whites ol was educa tion. It was their right, They Lad in them all the womeats ‘of greataess which the people of “Massachiu aerts possess. vive them the same sit “genial, ddstortesl wind pligsical, ang ma one epi forgeted how great they may be. dome. Chay eal for chance 0 elevate thetasels es, and it 18 aur patriotic andl religions dnty 1 respond fot, Mustuchusetts is the head of the family of States, ane she mast, lead iv this I aod ofthier nitibaal ditine. The Governor's 8 1 was an able plow for tha ostracised classes of the Sonts, He concluded by askin gz for $60,000 for the Freedmen's Comission, and stating that the New Edgland branch had 150 readies in the Sontl, mainly in South Caroline and Maryland, costivg $65,000 per aunt for its eatire expenses. Letters were read showing the eagerness of the negroes to onen, Henry Wand Bosshar began wih a glowing enloginm of Moassaoinisotls (w gyew ugator, and followed it with s humorous pivticul desertption of the Yankee character, He said that the leading trait of the Pugitin‘whs not faith i God, no nore or thAb faith tan the Churebmn or the Catholic, wus Al WAYS easy to rouse med fuith in God. AN Believed it the Father, It was want of faith iti Lhe Some of Giod that was the trouble. New herein the Poe vitan differad from other men. He did believe in man, in educy- tot, ih progress. Herein tay the differcuce between man and the brute erentiok: yuan is educatable, while the lower orders {of life are not, Educate man, and You have seenved the thermal wor whioh will achieve all the other veforuts which we ke seek (un society. The perfect man would ie porfeoct model Ropublic—all the faculties in order and free. Iv Tolling its Quried, <A State made up of men who can goy- To was because of grevi. ry. Every prominent LN. ft uments ale Neecssn ance that strong Gover lions of white laborers to read. A NEW LIGHT. 4 Then i ANDREW VRI ed a CE FOUR CENTS. EUROP ml Harirax, Nov. 21.—=The Steamship Africa, Capt. Anderean, which left Liverpoc! ai 10 a. m., of she Oly, and Queenstown on the 11th, arrived at this port ata wm. ‘0dny, She han 12 Fialfnx and 71 Boston passengers, ol GREAT BRITAIN. LORD MATCNE BANQUET—SPEECH OF LORD DEREV-~— KXUABSSION OF PRIENDLY SENTIMENTS TOWARD THE UNITED STATES, The usual banquet was given by the mew Lond Mayor vi Loudon on the 9th inst, All the Cabinet 2} inisters weie present. The Earl of Derby, In his speech, said the Min- istry desivod to earn the good will of the people by thcir act, bit be thought it wonld not be well at present to state how they proposed Lo carry their desire into effect. He rejoiced nt the return of peace in both Ho could nob but belive (hat that great and powerful Amerie, would speedily know how to quell the agitation w at rein existed within it, and that peace would reign from one end ity shore tothe other, He looked upon the completion of ther Atlantic Calle as another proof that was Mistress of the The London Times says that made one of hiv happiest after dumer speeches, nud 1t notices as of grest hw. portance the intimation that a proposition for the arrangemen of the ditlernnecs between England and America, with respect tothe Alabunn claims, would |e favorably entertained, awd that the duties of neutrals in mar.time wer ight, if necessary, he reconsidered. THE REFOKM MOVEMENT—PIEVARATIONS FOR THE GRAND METROPOLITAN DEMONSTRATION, Representatives of about 150 11.de societies met in Londen on the Oth to tor the great Metropolitan Reform demon stration by the working classes on he id of December, It wow resolved to recommen that shat day be observed as o Loliduy, and that employers of labor be e led upon, as far as practicable, to close ther THE PROSECUTION OF GOV, EVEE. The Anti Slavery Society have issued a paper eotfing forth the grounds on which they propose to sustain the yroscention aguinst Gov, Eyre, RELIEF FOR QUEBEC. Fhe Quehee subscriptions in London on the 9th inst sexchesd the sum of £12,500 sterling. Queen Victoria had addressed jotter of sym wihy to the Committee enfaged in collecting Tunes, and contribnted £300 to the fun. RAILWAY SECPRITY. swied that a well matured plan was unde” cousides ation hy Disraeli, Chancellor of the Exchequer, for lacing the dehontire system of English railways on a basis of perfect seenrity, and also of making them contributory to the reduction of the National debt, Another statement is, that he will propose in his Evdget that thie Government assume all debentures of railways, Jusranbec. ing to the holders two per cout less than the railways pay ind years; the Natiopal debt to be reduecd one hundred nud twenty joiltions sterling Ly the profits, Sometling siwiay Is ia ecuie of arrengement for the ‘telegraphs, i an FRANCE. POLITICAL ARREST. P chiefly stodents, were arves! od atone fichael, aris, charged with holding clensess If was repe Poyly poison an the Pince SLX LITRTTRU ATTIC THE. TROUBLE WITH COREA. Fhe Monitcus says in regard {o the trouble wish Corea, that in consequence of a ace reactionary intrigue, several Mind sionmdes 10 Corea have been put to death, Froreb Goy ernment is hut imperfectly acqualated with the facts, and hed sent Admiral oso to cruise off the coast of Mevis, A recent telegyam via China said that the Auli] hed declared wis against 'oreg, A Ea ITALY. ARRGETS 'X PALERMO. Several nersoma of positiongin Palermo had been are yontead for oom plicity in the September insurrectionsiy wove WOR, AON others, the Bishop of Monceale had been diseovir« ot to ho implicated, VICTOR EMAXUYY, IN VENETIA. Vietor Emamel still -continued Fe visits to Venice, 2nd was engaged Tn inspecting the public institetions and principal’ places of interest. He was niedting with enthnslastic ovativor, MR. GLADSTONE'S Visi? TO THE POPE, My. Gindstone had had another interview with the Pope, id Youth Tsitad any of the Cardinale, Rumor attributed politics motives to his visit, and The London Morning Herald oharges that Js design was to reconcile the Pope to the 1ato whiel awaits him, wid says that be des eompietely failed in hiv efforts, Carl Clazendon had also reached Rome, ond woul! have a3 arshicnee with the Pope, RUSSIA. i wibkey DEATH OF MOURAVIEFP. Moorayviefl Karsky, the eamgueror of Kars, died o) the 4th of November, THE RUSSO-PRUSSIAN ALLIANCE, A St. Petersburg telegrun says: The rumored aflishes hes tween Russin and Prussia is totally nufounded. TIE MARRIAGE OV THE CZAREWITCM. The marriage of the Czarewiteh and the Prince Dogwar ek pls on the 9th just. In eviebration of the event, tie Cane me pied a wanifesto. commuting sentence of Jour, in all paris of the Eanpive, xcept Poland and kinks and remiliing pave Hiont of 1 fours OL TEKS, THE CROPS IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA. The American Consul at Odessa writes, under date of Set, 13: The harvest is now nearly ended, and is considered ples. tifiul—in fact, hountifiul—the hest, as to quality and que Wit, foe any years, ‘The pew wheat is ra Four nto h wid finds a ready sale at high prices for immediate igen 3 ahromd. The price of wheat in American eoin wonki he El tos 20 Vader date of Oct, 6 he writes: re in wrest Joy in all the Land, both among producers and dealers, ou ses Count of the crops, which proved nnusnally good. The poe winsuadly high and the foreign deans unnnolly set Ce INDIA. DECREASE OF THE FAMINE. \n official telegram, dated at Delhi on the 7th.o! November, from the Viceroy of India, says, the distress in Upisan was Delivved to be diminishing. Tae harvest piospecis ore very good. oh a ve,’ QOMMRBCIAL Bovnay, Oct. 50.—Cotton Guiot jek Uroopiug. vd Vi Dioner ean, Oct, 27. —Exchauge 2104, Freight to Liverpool CArcrTrA. Oct 2% The holidays are over, but business has kardly resumed, i WESTERN COAST OF AFRICA. TRADE. The October mails from the western coast of Afrieq Lad been received, but the news was unimportant. Trade gens erally was good. DEATH OF KING PEIPLE. King Pepple of Bouny 1s dead. ee COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. THE BANK OF ENGLAND. T.oxpox, Nov. 10.—The returns show an increase of bullion in the Bank of Bagland of £168,000 sterling, LONDON MARKETS. Loxpos, Nov, 10.—Bating Brothers, and other authorities report breadsh ffs easier, Sugar quiet and steady, Coffee firm. Kice firmer. Toa easier. Linseed dull, Linseed Cakes fivm, Spirits of Turpentine tends upward. Petrolesm tends down. ward quoted at 1/4al/? for Refined. Linseed Oil steady ad 3, 9als. Sperm Oil nomi Tallow quiet at 43, 9a@44/, GLASGOW MARKETS. GLascow, Nev, l0.—Fiour steady. Wheat firmer. Corn ade vanced td. and tending upward. LIVERPOOL Liverrool. Nov. 10.=Beef steady. Pork inactive. firmer. Lard tends downward, Cleese inactive and downward, Butter steady. Tallow steady—45, 6 @46/ for Ame eican. Ashes—smali sales at 36) @a42, for Pearls, Sugar quiet but firm. Coffee dull, quiet and steady, Lins seed Cakes steady at 107, Cod Oil quiet and steady. Linseed Oil quiet at 40. ve 4l/. Rosin quiet at 9, @9 6. Spirits Turpens tine quiet at 41 242. Petroleum beavy and tending down. pard Tas or Retined. Cloverseed firm, Tin firmer, THE INDIAN WAR. i FURTHER PARTIOULARS OF THE REMARKABLE EXPEe DITION OF LIBUT. AMES, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. LEAVES vORTH, Nov. 21.—This morning's Jusctwn City Uniom has the following special from a letter dated Fort Sadgwick, Nov, 2, We glean the following: Lieut. Geo. A. Ames, Co, M, 2d United States Cavalry, wos ordered oat with a detachment of 25 men from this 10 10s conuoiter. He encountered a ban! of Sioux I ing shont 100, had a fight with then, and killed 8 wounded Ii. He captured 44 beaf cattle, 57 mules, 24 horses, all their ponies and plunder, and burned what could not be brought iles in 36 hours, with nothing to eat away. He marched 170 m tor men or horses, te had to ont usinsm or fanaticisio or THE UTES AND CAPOTES PEACEABLE—KENEATOHA AURRENDERS HIMSELF, BY TRLEGRAPY [0 THE TRIBUNE. WasaiNo Ton, Nov. 21.—Superiutendent Martio, under date of 50th ult, advises the Commission of Indinn A fairs that he has just returned from dis Government guods to the Capote and Wamaue He found the fudians peaceable and well disposed, and greatly gratia fied with their presents. They ex heir intent to keep the agrcment made with a a A woath before, aad Falian, the C Chief, the killing of whose brother caused the previous NOW eX] ressed nons Ee orimutdent alg aobis dike a bomb with its fase cut of liable 10 seater death on destrtction ey ery w Leis without notice. Fie hope of efvil. ments canded athe th horton fn lately, had (pation in the future Lies in eduestion not in legislation, whieh is #0 the United ties dnd returned to y an external reform, pup in uaiversal und thorough education, on the North-oast. Agent Henderson had to +All questions now coming up und to come up for that part to take charge of, “Indians until 4 poplgr discussion will fied their final sole 1 agent shall arrive, bist: ot fail) proper Rea mn Hip menful dovilapment, of the pevpi, y INDIAN UTRA os Ld “whoat education ell other renicdies wre srbeal: GES, The biiteruess and Lhe curse of Slavery copsisied not of the A Jde ditpaiuh fom Great Sult Lake to the Directors of’ ones of Jubor eaforeed, but in the ciuel prohibition in the the Ad rion Telegra ny says: ho growth of mind in the bondwen. ‘The result of futtigding at oF sa, i a os nd 1.000.000 of shaves from learning was to prevent fou other wil. hn as y Sy you Heep our foun so durk Were runoff ofe man killed md! two od wid 4 hat vou ean take your dugueiteoLs pe you cau have ght enough, 10 Foal at the same time, (Applause.] There were 000,000 in she-douth te be taught Tids cause should was precedence of wi others. Tu Lis church if shoakl [A J Oir Tinea of wlio vive in and wr os a Beg of 40 18h Mi pi r Who nee heating lus prism. Nor is it one of the Platte City. The Titas brothers whpe iii Missouri City on Sun. [1st cheering signs of the intelligent women of day Just. when i €iotent Widreation took weey It country, du he to a Ml consciousness of tbe and Elgin, in which the latter shot and two of the Juoth F wrongs they ster. Ey 0 war lis taught fuvaluable los 18, succeeded in waking Lis escs d in soaehing the Ps 00 the dignity and h of woman in a fousand new bouge of bi father inlaw, a fo fo og 44 te (lite. io spheres, Our Floréuce Night] navy uot been one, bul py Th night he Wis rand Im 1 I y yi many, Yea thousands, omy as well as the Oecduwen saved Wige W, Fig attemn duding on say, ibe Tafion fu t3 hour hs and jo sested horse! with new i" nit they Wole Ww "Rb was by a ball in the hack jy dignity desing new ‘ion, Now emphatiatly is he wile Eee aha? 20 Sards froun Lhe imine, won, Bat no fompa be insite, none sively should li 4 4 we urged ad re 18 the “parton “aim, The t great clock of Lumanity has stenek the hour and its tones are CLOSING OF THE CANASLS, bongiug serons Loe continent reverberat lng ax well among the BY TYLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE, Alps ux the Alleghanies, ant mingling wwe SIC in batik he; hemispheres We Nov o enr and gladly ow he ALBANY Nov. 21 The Canal ColutnigrioBers auioiuee ne pi We are oo or? i gp ye ye thit the conals will bo «losed ou tho 12th of Decornle L with th s ivene ond Gil Um v exeeph Abe Champlon 4 which will be closed on the nigel leds wig pivl o oh ul Leevaulbe, iy ed Wighie clipe oF Con natlovs Ww owe ont, wil» pian now ard af hota not Yess tha in Ttliopia’ We 0 Ine toss (0 foreixn heathen but more to our home heath Mi Becelar's concluding appeal was execedingly eloquent, in hi hich est style and chmncterishic In giviag and wopie ee Ii kept the nudience nately sutg i ling sad» alan Coon 1 ow 1) 5 “rr 1 LR) Yar vakien of env alry pursued the Indians and some (nists were killed and evel vig A band of Grosvent dor v A band of Grosvenutres Crow Iudi felow Fort Benton, in a fight with hua, Leg,” the head chief since the death of Fit another notable redskin, Thunder Chi the swall ivy of the Piegans, The i] eight otf Wig ite ciiorcements, turned upon the Grosvent led i alt souk IN prisoners. Fhis is the best NOwSSRYS 7 4. H whi have ha e the reeves or long

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a PO RTT ep REW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1866. i] BE aaa NEW PUBLICATIONS, SE —_— THE SANITARY COMMISSION. WISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES SANITARY COM- MISSION. By Cramlks J. Sree. 8vo. pp. 33. Lippincott Co, An interesting and valuable contribution to the in- serpal history of military operstions daring the war for tbe Union is contained in the present volume. It fae been prepared in accordance with a vote of the Sanitary Commission which decided to intrust the work of making a permanent record of its transactions %o experienced sud competent bands, including w gen- eral history of the origin of the Commission, its por- aud methods of operation, a narrative of its ial relief service, and su account of the orgauizs- and working of its supply system. ‘I'he work was to be comprised in three parts, according to the above stated division of subjects, and the first install. Went is presented in this volume. 1 will be read, we wre sure, with deep interest, by a numerous portion of Re American people who are aware of the magnitude of the debt which they owe to this enorgetic and efficient organization for its lerge share in thenain- senanoce of our national exisience. In the first finsh of enthusiasm which inspired our lation at the commencement of the war, there a8 but o faint sense of the dangers which threatened sho soldier's life beyond the conflict of ars, and the Is of the battle-field. Many appeared to regard whole movement as holidey spectacle, und the waarch of the volunteers 25 a pleasant excursion, A sareless nneconcern with regard to the true character of b5 position was spread rar snd wide. Jt was be- Jeved that she rigid discipline which wae necessary 10 the enforcement of hygienic measures con'd not be earried into effect with en army of volunteers, little attention to their duties in this respect was waid the officers. The result, @s regards the health of troops, was disastrous in the extreme. A few in dividuals of equal intelligence and forethought gradu. ally arrived al a perception of the appalling evils which loomed up in net very remote prospect. The fearful risks to which the health and eafety of the army were exposed, became the subject of anxious wonsideration, and sat length gave rise to vigorous con- eorted measures. Ine Government deemed pervarless Jo Juevide any remedy. Several men of insizhy and Judgment, most of whom had been taught by profu.. mionsl experience the vadue of sanitary precautions, yeeolved to infuse a portion of the popular srmpathy tuto the machivery of Government. This was the of the Sauitary Cemmission, which sfterward wxpanded into such grand proportions,—a lofty and beautiful tree, whose lesves were of such potent etfi- iy in the healing of the nation.’ bave no space to follow Mr. StiliSin his ac sount of the formation and growth of the Sanitary Tommission, wor in his subsequent narrative of ita beneficent achievements wherever there was a call for she ministrations of loving tenderness and Loroio sell devotion in the hospitals and on the battlo-field. His sketches of the individuals, however, who bore minent part in the organization of the:Commission, who were engaged in the practical accomplishment of its benign mission tewpt us to enrich our columns with a fow specimens of their genial character-drawing The eminent founder of the Sanitary Conunission iw thus described. The Rev. Dr. Bellows, to whom wach of sriginal conception of a Sanitary Commission he pecuiiar circumstances of this country wes due, was with entire unanimity selected as its Pr y remarkable qual fications Tor so Mspensible position foci 8 Do man in the country exerted a wider or mei powe) influcnee over those who were earnesily seeking the best menus of defending our threatened nationality, and certainly gover wes a moral power of (his Kind found-d upon jusier aid truer grounds. This influence wis not confined to his her Phe City of New-York, elthough there it was ju ontestably very the credit of he at all suited 10 und whe sident, possessed M pat. but it extended over many other poriions of the country particularly tienghov New-Euglaud, where circum stances had made his name, and his repatation lor zed on 1 Jtiey am HAY to these most likcivio and the furtherance of o new scheme, This power was dae, partly of course, to the yery eminent posit w hich he oconpled ax o elery an, part $0 the persistent eflorts sud enlightened zeal wii wh he hed fue advocated all measnres of social reform, ly. i} 8, 10 his widely eats repuiadion asain oral h prin y, and above all, to.that rare combiosion of wide compre peiye views of great. questions of tha poltey with exis fr practical sam md wisdom, which cngblad Lim so to ganize populs Nigrence and upalhy thai ru sal resnlts were ined while th 8 gy ing Ne was eserved. le had HL Of uot Iw wi youd ofession alo gue; he had the cle On hat could snd what could not he do a a Jo regard actual expericnes as the best p v walue of bis plans and iheorie These gq A 80 CXC p fi are “Pew ud efforts made by him to Cul LN fon by the Government, and it wali i of its history 3 Lhe strong ey ol 8 teristic view I'he first mu x hicl 1ission seived from bis Johots was Plan of a order wo show how 3000 gid didea wn feveloped 10 Its maturity in bis fertile mod, it Is only necessary 10 sa that fundamental low whieh, by (range pres seetned riectly fitted to meet all the en which arose in a rvioe hitherto sutried apd unknown wed th rn it pow bea daring the labors of ua single morung. If Dr. Bellows is to be regarded asthe brain in thelr brethren, was Arsbel's Griffith Barlg, whose life from the very commencement of the war *legs more that of those to Hy ou, the, Kataan Cu Chureh has canonized an their unshrinking devotion to the relief of heman suffering in its saddest and most repulsive forms, than like that of one rearcd among thefinfluence of the hard, meteriad, snd artificial state of society in which we live, Mra. Barlow was the wife of Major-Generhil Barlow, one of the most brillant and herolo officers of the ermny. ‘They were married on the day of Lin de re for Washligton, whither he weut se a private in ons of the New York regiments in which he bed enlisted. She was a lady of rare personal attractions, of Lighly cultivated in. tell ect, of the best social position, beloved and sought for by a large circle of friends, full of life, spirit, activity and okarity Her husband's extraordinary merit Jed to his rapid promotion, He went through the Peninsalar Campeign ar Lieut. Oclonel of his regiment, sud his wife was one of those women who worked hard and nobly, se close to the terrible battle fields of that cam- paign as they were permitted to go. She again a ns an angel of mercy at Gettysburg, where her hushand in command of one of the Divisions of the Second (General Hancock's) Corps, added by Lis skill and bravery fresh laure to those he had go desrly earned. At the commencementof tho Wilderness campaign, she identified herself, as we have seen, with the pecu- liar Jabers of the Auxiliary Reflef Corps at Fredericksburg, superiniending the important work of pre partig proper food for tho wounded, in the special «diet kitehens established in the Hospitals. While thus oovupied, she could hear distinetly the roar of the storm of battle in which her husband was exposed to extremest danger, but this cerved only to stimulate her to re- pewed activity in gnoooriug those avonnd her who ready ‘allen victims to its fury, Her mind, fruitfal in resources, was always busy in doyising some means of aloviatin the miseries of the wounded, and many a fractured limb rested on eushions oo. po sod ‘rows materials which she alone~was able to discever pad make sexviocahle, She was the last to leave Fredericks. burg, aud paseing to Port Royal and White House, she actively continued ker beneficent end life-saving work in the Hospitals In those plands, Arriving at City Poirt, she went at onco to “ihe front’ in the lines be ore Petarshurgz, and there gave her- salf 1p Lo incessant labor in the Hospitals, This pe t and piivation proved, st last, too muck for her stren h, and a fever wes producad by it which soon after terminated hex pure and noble life, Mrs, Berlow was a ¥ruo heroine, the record of whose sarecr is ‘hit of one who sought, by personal service, to mitigate thogs horrors of war which «are appalling, even to the srfect wpirit of devotion which is se characteristic of her sex. Ter motives were the worthiest and tha loftiest which een stir the human heart, and she appears at all times to have besn wholly unconsnious of the pramptings of a epirit of self-indulgence, and love of eases. With this intense asl absorbing desire to relieve the guttering soldier, che combined that ardent love of the cause for which he was fighting, which surtained and cheered her in the midet of the most toilsome and forbidding labors. She and her noble hushend wera trne types=of the grandest moral ideas whinh the war developed—a pure love of country combined with a perfect épirit of self-sacrifice. ‘There are many glories,” writes one who kvaw them both well, “of a righteous war. It is glorious to fightor 10 fal), to kleed or to conquer, for so great snd good a canse as ous; it is glorious te go to the field in onder to help and 0 heal, to fen the fevered soklier and to com- fort ihe teoding brother, and thus helping, may be to dio with him the death our countyy. Buth these glories wero vouch sa‘ed to this bridel pair.’ ia The raccess of the Sewitary Commission affords a splendid illust-ation of the power of combined volun- tary efforts, a: compared with the old-fashioned official methods in which buckeem and red tape play the most conspicuous part. In spite of the cold shenlder which was turned hy the autiguated votaries of tradition and precedes: upon the infant orgauization that gub- sequently became such a mighty induence npon the prosnerity ef our srs, it accomplished what has never been done by the torpid machinery of govern. mental’ routine. At the same time, it reacted with inspiring elect on the mass of our population. It awakehed 2 deeper sympathy with the brave men whose lives were always ready as a national sacrifice. Jt fired the imagination and softened the heart, The soldier*in the field. the sufferer im the hospital, the man of lrusiness in the city, the farmer on his acree, the workman in his shop, and the mother in the {amity at her fireside. were brought togather in the tenderest and most sacred ties. Who can compute whether the physical health of the army or the moral health of the natien was the more largely indebted to the netle 1

whose fertile suggestions the Commission had its the faactions of right hand were discreetly itted to one, who ellen clothed with important sts, has never failed in their faithi The General Manager of he Commbsion Was respots faithful performance of all the work which it had unde evan in its minutest detall It wus of conrse not easy find a man wheily qualided or posit bt was 2¥ 3% Wi discharge. Si o ocessars ual he ah dunt Iw 18 Tarts N n of qualities found Cape 2. He mus eat administrat. ve capa swear g al fread! great fundams jes UN at ity was to He Leal Il i (PET Nt fares w 0 inex NEE A] A In Gr elton sion, after a good deal o sliheration al M wderick Law Olmsted, al Lme arcaiect- ind a paris dent of “he Ceniral Park Naw York, possesse dssential qualities requusile Jor wus plion, JU Le Wold ih oad to acoept ut How s performed dul oi the hee w much the Commis ion is indebtsad 10 his Carne tness ol pu p and his extraordinary 9 of weanziug Iabor in 4 ew id, it wil be the businew a1 the unio ian el! yout ary page Mf this work it: JACEAArY 0 sn? he wy the public. to whom the name Mr Olmsted was fmol ws the author of tho most oompiats and hitosonhical yveount ver published of the condition »f hie Southern coumry wiore was, and as the Director of o great pulae Work, the neeess management of winch had bees marked oy mcovruptabie im ity and the recat sdmunistiative ability, as appointmen was universally regarded a4 4 gure gupianves of Lhe “id Sho Commission's juans The original quattios of Mr. Oimated’s mind, as well aa his FM povdiar Laniog gave hin ni TR preat y vor in the nowsl and extraordinary alion fo Which he Lad beco called [he ‘hewy of ‘he Commi i regard 0 ith rusabions RRL Lhe Goverment had from the frst that «of would careinily avold doing any*lung mapas 4h respons nition of (reve pent officials, or vnder- in any Way la perionm dutats which rightly Delanged 10 am. Lu ints view the GOvernmen' maclipery was te trae end par agenoy for periovmung tho Government cmb. If ghat machinery was found defsctive or unable to accomplish what the novel curcumstances of the times demanded, wen its SABCsH Was Lo 0rge wa Lie prapar Juana LO acu nery ight De 50 enlarged w modiiiod wo sm the emergency But s Commission alwass scrupulously avoided wlerfering with soverament further than vo profier its aid. La otlLor words, it sought 15 do ita werk throvgh Government chavnes and by of existing Government ageucies Iu whole system of ibs of Paliel, General and Special, aud of the disteibu tion of Hospital supplizs, aud indecd ib whole organization, was based oi this theory, Its abject was to supplement Gov: ernest delicieacion nel in any way 10 eusclitule dnelfl fon the Government orgumizetion, ut on the audesver Ww socure from every overnment oficial ware of Ina wospong bility. The Ashioate and diffloplt task of determing exactly where the (Government esponsibility snded, and thal of the Commission began, Jovalvad pr Lally upon ats “yeneral Booratary, who wan charged with Ge adimustyation of its wx eoutive sarvios. Any mistake in this master at the mitiat would havo-boen inte Lo ail Lope.@t srcoes nothing but 2onstaut col Psion, resuiting of lass in the withdrawal of the Commisaon from the Heid, wold have marked any naw interference with Betails of the recogniend nuagos and regulation: 91 the army artunataly, (he matter was in the hands 0) one whose studies and expecionos aad thoroughly awed im ino scicace bitle wadevatood nda somntry thal of wdmuistrat.on. The foun- dation of hat scones an ths principle that cach agout of any org ralzation shill have fis cme of cenponaibility for ‘he wark exactly and that Ye shall then de acoountalie 10 his euparior afficor for tha thoromgh and faithful performmanos of that ular portion of the work and wothmg wore Puarsnng and misting upon 11 constant obser vance hy lis sub ordinates, the Genoral Becretas y soon placed their relation: with the afoers of the army vpon the most fnendly and cordial foot Thoroughly amderstandiag the dwmnet geld acoupied hy the Government and he Compisaen, he incsiad that each ahould ma ntain oper ree oguition of the other's work. Ths pomarkabie fact that luring he wikue war, there wor soarosly asingle watauce of duoeurieasy vw afficial insalencs toward mew the suomalouws postion beld by the Agents of the oun the mmy wm due perhaps quits as much to the Ooustant observence of thus rue aw 2 We persons character or Foersona services of the Agents themselves The patnotimn of California sweens to have hacn ‘embod ed to a largs degres im the aloquent pulpit orator, the tones of whose esnestly pleading vows «till Linger on the snr, The most giftad and inapising of the patriots who rallied Cali. fornia aod the Pacific coat to the Flag of the Union, was un. doubted y Thomas stare King, Minster of the Firat Daitarian Church a san Frascisoe. Horm in New York, hut reared in Massachusotis, he had ewned an almost national vaputation for eloquence and wit, humanity and noblewess of soul in tie Jooture-rogme and pulps of the North and West when, at (he of thirty five, he yisided 1a the religious einims of the Pa coast, and transferred himser to Ualiforaia here in fou: aos, he had Hult up ss a public speaker from fas pupil and the platform, profigions popularity, His tew werament sympathies, meronrial, mul electing; las dspomtion iwaily, aud swest bus wind versalie, quick, and spe hing his exile and infalibie; with a voilon elenr sx a bet and Bond anc cheering as o Lom pet, wis Raloro sad aCCOm Hos mane Jil a! to the people, the place ned he tine ighoris prod politi hin ih fauitu ou disarmed wany of Lis polit cal sasstes, wl xy quieled m Jos religions 01 poasute 4CTOTOuS, Wasriablo, aluintarested his full a aud open hand waptivated the California poople, wine bus sparkling wit mek dion calepes I Wi) thetoriaal ABLE Le) rlegtly sativtied heir taste for fnteasiie, wud povelis, and a touch of eras At has Loan wd by Yhgh subhoriiy thas 30. Ring saved wlilornia to the Union. Califernia was Lo lal at Lest to oe, ihe horat YOUrOQ uh we But its pot woo nch Yo sar LLat 30. King Dd wore than sug soma by Win prosapt, oul spoken uncaieuletiog foywky. to make Californls Know what Ley own fuel a really wore. Ho did ull thet uy Aan could Lave done 20 load oe PRONG sentiment thal was unconsciously reads too! low where earnest loyalty snd patriotism ebould guide the we! We cloge with the follow ng fli ition Dort Fait ure vi y of a noble Amer; Wiinap whose fine social gaalitios wary of inled oi he fervor E3 driotisn and the energy oi! levoledne hy Fon Ml of Lag goviivng Lagd Wag apd Soya thls Mee fn eX yoluwe, on toned paper, illustrated by Fenn, i tinge, Ward, and Coleman, 18 just out, labors of the Sanitary Commission? BOSTON LITERARY ITEMS,

n Qui Special Correspos deus LN Lr Fit JOr*ON an Nov nile le ‘erkins, Ey- It cousiets of Longfllow's Flower de Lee,’ 13 pores, some of which have Row sppeared for the frst time, ['hisis the opening piece the poem flow whick the volame takes its gms LOWES DE LOCE. Peautiful bile, dwelling by still rivers (ph sons vy Inere Or wae n meadow ‘brook deljvoe Its w f hon ft the whirr ard worry Of spindle and of loom snd the great wheel that tolls.amid the hurry Aud go o Lune Born to th wan to joy and pleasauce ho wi Wi v hipy ore once adow ihe wh blow plifts thr drooping A One yn the rmishes via of thy maser the outlaws of {he burnished drag i& thine atlendan And rgainst th d A nd down the listed suntwam rides resplendent With steel-bine mail and shicld. {hou art the 1s, far wong the Lairest, Who, armed with golden red And winged with the ecloatial azure, bearest I'he message of some ood I'nou art the Muse who far from erowged Hanntest the svivan streams fPlaving on pipes ol 1 he artless dittie NAL COME To 2s ws GJ 8 dows te It 1 ve inger 1o Kiss 1 {tower of song, Huo Nn, ADU Lake lor ve world wore fay and sweet Tae other pieces are entitled Palingenesis, The Bridge i wid, Huwtho Chnstinns Bells, Kaman, The Wind over the Chimnar, The Bells of Linu, Killed at the Ford. Grotto's Tower, To-parrow, Divina Comedia and NOs Longfellow is atl! azgaged on Daals, He heanst only transiatad the whole poein hut bas near) all the notes fone and stereaty pad; Lat the work will cartainly ap pear auning 1866. Emerson 15 now resing the proof-sbeets of anew volume of poems which will he wssued before Christies, t 14 oatitied May Day aud Other Pieces.” Eierso goes to the West this Winwr Lo lecture. bo, also, doss a friend A. Bronson Alcott, who leaves for St. Louis wiihin a week wo give 'Coaversatious” on Philosophy. James Rukasl) Lowell in writing a sories of articles ir prose aid verse, for The Atlantic of ngxt year, The stare wont Chat bo iw ongaged on a novel is correct. MNivar Wandel! Holmos is writing 8 novel for the Atiaa- tic. The rst part of it will hoe published iu the Jenuary oumbar, 1 is called The (Guardian Angel” (tt is a novel of New Kugland Lfe of tho present year. John G. Wlittier is ongagod in preparing for publica tion a new volume of poems, 4 ha callad “The Tont on the Basch.’ It Las not left lus heads yet, but 1t will piohably ho irsued in tio bpriug, Prof. Agassiz in lecturing at the Lowell Institute, and is also busily at work writing Lis Travele in Braal. This hook will he of a popular chim aclor—a volume of adven- tures, or travel proper, rather than of scientific sxplora- tion. It wal) meke a handsoms thick octave, full of ins isis. Wire. Lydia Maria Child is sugegod on a novel, nwme aud aature not gat announced. Tickuor Fields have in proas a velume by Prof. Stowe On the Origin aud Wislory of the Books of ihe Bible: what che Bible is not, what 118, asd how it igi." It wil! he a largo thick !2mo Thoreau's journal 1 atill no stat quo. Nothing has bean done with it. Mom An aditor waated.” James Parton is traveling “out West” in order to ool- lect material for a series of articiea for the the all-devour- ing Atlantic on the great cities of the West. He has Leon earnestly urred by Mr. Redpath to write an elaborate Life f John Brown, sud will probably soon set to work on it. Bayard Taylor has hoor cliarterad by The Atlantis to make a naw wip to tho Ok World and write a somes of paps on the By -ways of Europe.” Muss Lowsa M, Alcott has returned from Europe, and in said (0 ha wiitiog a volume of Yampean akavchos. The author of that popular novol, “Faith Gartney's Cluldhood' has another Look on the stocks. ft will he published by Ticknor ¥ioldu, Tho Lifs of Josiah Quincy by his son Edmund Quinoy will not ha published until Spring. The second and concluding volume of the Life of Johu Winthrop by Kobert C. Wiathrop will bs published next month. Forsvihe Willson, tho author of “In Rtate” apd “In Repulehre,” which obtained conmderable celebrity during the waz, has a volume of posts in press. The name of 1& is The Old dergena! and other poems,” Mrs. Harwet Beschor Stewe's “Clhimuey Corner Papers” will ba gathered into a volumes and published wood. She w now ocoupiad on a novel for The Atlantic, which will probably take up all hier time noxt year. Liss Bhapard aniounce anew woekly illustrated maga- gine 6 be edited by Mos. Julie Ward Howe and Edmund Kirke The firs: number wii! bo issued on Now- Year's Day, 10 wil! ha dovoied’ (0 talon, icavols, ws, sketchas and sasuys. Chaves I Cou gdon, Richard B. Kimball, Post. manier Nasby, Fraderick W. Shelton, Louwsa M. Alcott, Jone 3. Austin, Bose Tarry, aud other noted writers are aunounced ws contributors. The Daddy Advertiser au- monnces, with becoming cranity, thet this vew periodical is to he called The Noghern Lights, boeanss it is expectad to hea roaer' The Bohorts Brothers hava in press the Memories of Maiame Pécamis: der Friends and Correspoudencs.” Translated and editod by Miss Luyster: “the Genius of Solitnds, comprising the solitedos of Nature and of Man, with sketches of distingniahad mon whe have led solitary fves:’ Hy the Rev. Wi i. Alger. “The Book of the Rounatt,* edited with now by Leigh Hunt and 8. Adaws ime. Mr. Hunt coninbutes an Essay ou Malian snd En- ghish Seune's sud Sonucteers, with o selection of Bonnets auricied by the addition of original notes. Mr. Lee finishes the Cssay on American Sonnets aid Souneteers with 8 selection of Awerican Sonnets, This work wll be dn two volumes. Roberts Brothers have also in press “Winter Nights with the Young Folks” by Edmund Kirke Jean 1ngelow's Poems published by Koberts Brothers id in the United Stat ne 37.000 copies of tho American edition. A lavishly illustrated and riehly bound #CAOL uf Lor poeigs op DARBY TERE) for the market. Ni Nave sf es alo was got up in England, sud s large edition imported for our market. jesne ‘First Year in Europe,” 8 Wm, V. Spencer will rew volume ny Old World Sketches by George H. Calvert Lee Shepard are about to issne a juvenile magazines called Our Boys and Girls,” edited by Oliver Optic, J. E. Tilton sonounces The American Journe of Hor- ticulture and Florist’s Companion: an illustrated month- ly msgazine, ‘Our Solon Robinson's” name Appear, among the contributors to General Hortienltare, The list contains the names of many of the most eminent torticul- turists in the country. This work is intended to be a specialty in rural literature—to occupy 6 field or garden hitherto comparatively neglected, Tuton also has in press a trauslation of Finette by Edward Laboularye—a rich holiday book, on toned paper, sud with 52 first cless wood cuts executed in France, Little, Brown Co. have nearly ont Schenkel's Charac- teristics of Jesus, radiated bY H. Furness, in two to-dey vols, 12mo. They issue pamphlet by Samuel Hooper on Cuatorn-House frauds, which 1s waking a local sensation. Littel’s Living Age, published since the memory of man runneth not to the contrary, is retaining its hold in the market. Some 50 odd volumes of this standrd eriodice] have boon published, Liitel has in Pee Bir rook Fossbroke:” a novel fiom Blackwood's Mrgarine. nyenile entitled Ly Mrs. Pike. 8 Guest,” by the Nichols Noyes have in press J Climbing and Sliding,” a book for boys E. P. 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T EDWARD MOLLENHAUER® MUSICAL CONSERVATORY, No, #20 Broadway. musical instroction at The hall cf the Conservatory will be 'et at reason: HEVE™S NEW MUSICAL INSTITUTE, Under the instruction of SIGNOR JOSEPH BORRA, t No. 1,279 Brosdway (Entrance No. 65 Thizty-fourthost.), N. rofl. B.. In addition to the classes already commenced, bas opaned sheeription for NEW CLASSES at a REOUCED PRICE, for eapecial benefit of Lumeroos talented ladies and gentivmen pos- who yet csonot well pay full rates. Also, 3 in wl voilees goo CLASS for CHILUREN between 8 and 14 years of age. TERMS—~Twenty Lessons of half an hour aseh, $10, adies will re instruction from 7 to 8 o'clock, Gentlemen from 9, and Children irom J to 4 p.m. ou Wodnesday and Satorday. e will be daily at the Tustituie, from 2 til 9 p.m. to receive calls HEVE® NEW MUSICAL INSTITUTE. Under the direction of Signor JOSEPII BORRA, No. 1,219 Broadway. Entrance No, 65 Thirty-fourth-st, msizous of proviag Lhe superiority of this system over all others s taught int ountry. Signor Borra proposes to give six lessons gratuitously to ull parsons wishing to pursue it, and requests such to mime d ately st we Inatitate, from 3a m. to p.m. be tirst Lesson for Ladies (oash class occupying one hour) will be Gentle be University, ACADEMY, ARDNER INSTITUTE. [ard ENGLISH BOARDING Circniars ot Veadvonag-st, M:, and Mrs. C. HL, GARDNER. Principals RVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. Y.—A board- ingachoo! for ouve.—The fity eighth semi-annon’ session will mence THURSDAY, Nov, 188, For circulars apply to the pal. DS, ROWE, M.A, BS. BLIGH™ ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARD- ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. 82 Want reopened Sept, 20 W. LYON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, No. ibd FIFT AVE, and No, S17 BROADWAY, oome have lofty cmbogs, arsall upon the same floor, and Lieated tests. For spaciousness. light, ventilation indeed, for all school wes, they ars nusurpassed, Add the older pupils ars inder ihe et training of Mr. LYON, the younger of Mrs. LYON. Light nasties are tanght del'v in a large ball. A Literary (‘nion of Lars and older pupils mseta ane avening weekly OUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI TUTE «Classical, Commercial and Franc’. with preparatory No. 176 Wait Foucth-ot corner of Macdougsl ot, on Torms roascoable. GEO W. GLARKE, A. M nglom-squars cipal R. VAN NORMAN FRENCH wd ENOLISH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Now York Addis an abova ~A salect wamily sohool, opens Hep! 12, 1868 For Circulars, pu EO. VW, MoLELLAN, A.M. Principal Pouzhikeapuo, N.Y Yih KINDERGARTEN" SCHOOL, FOR GUILOREN, will reopen SEPTEMBER 17. ot No, 70 Waat For Cirnulars, &c., sali upon or addrass MISS EK OF an above HIS ENGLISH, FRENCH and SCHOOL of Ir FF. BERTHET GEO B Ahora tan Ogi For Gucuinin apply lo LOCKWOOD, No Sit Bioadway ALLEY SEMINARY, FULTON, N. Y.—Toach- 2. Stadoats, Fall Pein, 00. Jastruction thovangh, disch Nao tahmoco allowed, Board, ke, por term ob Toi Winter Term opans Doo 4 Address J. PL ORIFFIN Princips) S MILITARY INSTITUTE, Kor making boys kntalligont, ealiby, Christian MEN irculars ad dives BENJAMIN MASON Yonkers NV CLASSICAL GOODALL, will Din, 4d in common Luglhsh, $9 clan ihe A done A Fane Wow feos Ln alilldron Toachon Enghah, flusio and rudiments of Froncu. Uood reforence Perms movora's, Address No. 14 eDouga! oo. NY YOUNG LADY, graduato of a celebrated Mus- PIANO snd O11 of No 1,027 Brosdway AN EXPERIENCED and highly -cdueated THTOR, LY] Melhom AM, Box No. Ulfioo. JRE Lh RH WACHER WANTED—As ASSISTANT to the porioncod and woll recomm wg, Algobin and commen Lnglish Lond we sia zing. can dud apl Yok, @cachers. COMPETENT young lady d ww onos ia ity, ae a COMPANION aires home, in or DOVERNESA to a position ws INSTRUCTRESS of the Highast Tribus cal Lnstitale, deciros TAN, oithes in a privalotamily or Somina ounces aid cos umonials. Address KE. B,, Box No. 1 WELL EDUCATED LADY (rom Yaris is de- virosa of procanng PUPILS a FRENCH, at tholi own sel oa of at the $5oma tho teacher Wor partionlars addisss or call or Mlle O YOUNG LADY wishes: to give LESSONS in the x on ail a Wrmo And Fron 4 hind aod

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LATEST FIRST PREM TUMS, (GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS) for thelr GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS over all competion, October, 1665, st the Fair of the American Tontitote NEW WAREROOMS, No, 141 EIGHTH-SY,, "Near B INDEMAN SONS PATENT OYCLOID PIANO-FORTES 21 w ded at the ste Fair of the A RST PREMIUM GOLD MEDA NOVELTY. SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE. were awarded these Iagtraments ition. oy Warmed for WV arerooms Bleacker-st,, one Wen of Broadway. Send for ~r new Medal ler. MASON HAMLIN, MANUFACTURERS OF CABINET ORGANS, No. 306 Broadway, New- offer tie PHL SEI toc ce, 81 is $1 Jy fry od LAY MEDAL w DriiER HIGHEST PREMIUMS, vinias ow yan N BW No hos, of PIANOFORTES with PATENT COMBINATION SSUNDIETE Bo mpe, Patented a AT i Le thereby a ts that of tie ng-Board, from tion with the pianc-case snd seating upon under oui ds, is relieved from the rigidity eansed sch connection, 5 {ta vibratory quehty tly increased. All of this household instrument, ae well as parties proposing to purchase Pianos, are invited to call and ine ou nt. WAREROOMS—No, 135 Grand st., RINCE Co.™® PAYENT MELODEONS, wor Broadway, New-York, AUTOMATIC ORGANS, SCHOOL ORGANS, Overfi0,000 now in use. P. WHITING. No. 41 Fulton-st, New-Vory PIASO-FORTES, Melodeons and Cabinet for RENT or for SALE at low prices, for cash or on ments. Ss. T. GORDON, No. 706 Broadway, nesr Fonrtuet, STEINWAY SONS GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS have taken 22 First Premiums at the price! ‘airs in this eountry, and, in sdaitioa thersio, 8 First Pdze slat the OGrewd Interss tional Exhibition at Loudon, 1862, iu competition with (60 pisuos lon. ali parts of the world, wiry inet ament constrarted with Patent afle Arre ment, and warranted for five yours, Warercoms, Nos. 71 py East Fourteenth-st., N.Y BE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square and U pebt PIANOS, MELODEONS and CABINET ORGA wholesales sud retal’. Te LET, and rent allowed if p» Monthly payments received for the Second-hand Pienos at. bar sins, ao $60 zo $225, Old Plenos taken in exchungs. sane. Libersl dunt to teary OE ba ¥actory and Warerooms, No. #8) Broadway, New-York, Cash for Second-hand Planes, ORACE WATERS rP'HE WEBER PIANO-FORTE is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by oil the lesdiy musicians of this ~ity sud elsewhere. It is presounced by the Natisa Piano Forte Association, 2 ter a trial in their rooms with the fim mancfecturers of this country, emivently the BEST PIANO IB AMERICA, and used by the Conservatory of Music snd other high music schools altogether, bocanse of thelr immense power, equality weetness and brilliancy of tone, elastie toush. and great durability. aud DAY SCHOOL o RE J. C. FISHER PIANO, the most reliable Pianos made, with latest improvemeuts. Wholessio and petad ot Nos, 241, 243, 245, 247, 249 Wost Twenty cighth-at,, tear Ninth om Protessional Notices DEE \RMONT, No. 173 Broadway.— Treatment from 10to 5. Medical Adviser and Marriage Guides,” on his snecia) treatinant of local, constitutional and nervous diseases, sirie tores, fistule, piles, ko., &c., 81 30, WARNER, Publisher, No. Vor YGEIO-THERAPY.—R.T. TRALL, M. D., ma to 2 snd to 7 o'clock p.m be cousulted at the College Rooms. No, 37 Stxth-ave., from for their tiekets during office h a Medical Stodeuts sre requested to all ure,

TERVOLUS DEBILITY, and all other Special Dis seases, otc., Mule and Female, Tenth Enlarged Edition JUST a PUBLISHED. By C.D. HAMMOND, M. D., formerly Professor Special Anatomy and Surgery wn the Syracuse Medical College, NY. Ce $l 0. WARNER. No.! Vessyst.: GODFREY, No way; MACFARLAND, Tweuty-third-et. and Broadwey: thor. No. 236 Fost Fifty-firet-at., between Second and aves. from 1to J o'clock, and 7 te 8 o'clock evenings. NG RGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment ob A) STRICTURE, VAR!COCELE, HEMORRHOIDS, FISTULA and the more obsc.re diseases of the Pelvic Viscers, exch under the sive control of EDWARD H. DIXON, M. D.. Editor of The Office hours from 3to Sa, m.. 1 to J aud Tto 8, eveniugs Dr. Do residence, No. 42 Filth ave. _. sh. a Torpovation Notices. YORPORATION NOTICE. —Public notice is hereby J given to the owner of OWLAIY, OCCHpaRt OF 0CCH all Hower and Lots, improved or nmumproved lgads, affected that tke following Assessments have beer completed and are lodged in the office of ths Board of Assessors for examination by all persons interested vis 1at—For paving with stone blocks Worth street {rem Broadway te Baxter streat, 24--For paving with stone blocks Thirty-sinth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues 3d—For filling sunken lots at northeast corner of Fifty-fourth sree: and Broadway. $th=For regulating and grading Fifth-elghth strest befwesn Eighth a a wid Ninth avenues, 6th—For setting and resetting curb and guiter stones to Fiftyeiath straat from the Fifth to the Tenth aveane, GltuFot building sewer in Sprtag street between ElGabeth sree) ad howe TthFor building a sawer ia Tweaty-foarth street between Lexisg ton and Third avenoes Mu—For building s sewer in Blgacker strest batwesn Charles and Parry streets. v ha Oth=Kor building sewar in Madison avenas decween Fifty-thind snd Fifty Glth siraets aud basic on 3. W, corner of Madison aveowe awd Hy fourth street, 10th ~Cor boilding a sewor in Fifth aveaue betwesn Thirty-dxth and Thirty saventh streets (1th—For building 8 sewer in Sixth avenue between Twenjoth sé Twouty second strocts. piRhnior building s sewer in Christie street between Delancey sod some streets. i%0--For building a sewer in Clif strest between Falton aad Jobs atroots. 14th —For building sewers in Essex street between Stanton and Riv ington, Delancey and Broowe aud Hester and Division streets. Lath ~For penag with stone blocks Tweaty-seveuth street from Firs wo Filth avenue. -d The limits embraced by such Assessment, inclade a'l the se Rous wod Lots of Ground, vacant Lots, pleces sad pacfels of tusted on lat--Both sides of Worth street, from Brosdway to Baxter streel, and to the oxtent of balf the block either way oa the intersecting wlrncle. 2d—DBoth sides of Thirty ninth stress, from Fifth to Sixth avenoe, and to-the extant of half toe block either way ou Fifth and Sixth ave nuoes, 3d— Five 10s on the sasterly side of Broadway, between Fifly fourth and Fulty-ifth streets. atic vides of Filty-eightls street, between Fighthand Nisth tesdion, and to the extent of half che block ou said svemies, thot sides of Fifty-aiath etrsee, fron: the Fifth to the Tesld wvouus. gm Boj siden of Sprig street, from Elizabeth street to the owery. sidos of Twent fourth atrest, from Lexington to Third avenue. Sth—MBoth aides of Bloscker strest, betwesn Charles and Perr? areal, betw and Fifth avenaes, aon ih —~Both aides of Sixth avenas, from Trentisth 12th Both stdas of Christie atreet, between Delancey and Broome ot k i3th=Both aides of Chl strast. betwesn John and Fultoa reels L4thi~Both sides of Essex between Sianton streats; also. both sides Spt, Nosed, betweaa Broome streots; also, both sides of Essex etree’, between Dividon strasts. 16th=Both sides of Twenty seresth atreat, fr to the extent of tad to present the writing arned, at their offics, Nou 32 Chambers street, House, withia thizty Saks 8 date of this JOHN D. ORWELL, Board of Assessors 1 0. HUNT, J SAAC Office Board of Assessors. New Court House, November 17, 3 Tirustess of the Fit Ward. ut the office of the Clerk al J sard of Education, Orend and Elms. vai yr Dax. yas teh tay of ber 1868, at 13 o'clock doog, for Lt ke. required for furnishing the new Sebet; House BOW n conres of sre tien en Vestry-at., usar Hodson, 18 and thong for wid woek oat be ut the offer Sh and hoot Butlin, ii roth acom- Rs dlc, aad 03 duration wik be rege Alok ue sureties 410 br 8 o La Sch the Ward the to reject eay ao 5 popons shared. I dead or ho Te interest to co #0 ba fi on Ward. CONTRACTORS. —Proposais Tie ph EE LS ST SEE EE Cymer venues, os Sequisti Su, ger, nd Sagiicg Bosesty sees street, between and Ninth avenues, Fao wih flagging Twenty sixth street, between Sesond avanus and Bar Meer south west gorver of Second For flagging Twenty seventh street, le, together with the oifiestions and seed rs Date Stree mesh avenue. Blaok forms of pro HARLEY G CORNELL, ments, cas be obtained at this offic Now-York, November 17, 1666. 1 thelr instrumants over all competitors, 4 of which wore e,~ C Siret Cammistpet

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iy! xd Wa Ji SONS S66 STEINWAY 7; so» y 22 n's houses na ER f more like (he ora havo Bob RAND, SQUARE Anp UPRIGHT A OVEMB 4 they look move SULT a ge YR INP, sD XY, e————— pdens, ut divellings oy 5 w, wid wii a be A are 1 N H j tha ity Od Ae fenafi fin "of fi sh a Kk, THUR fon ora thin rol tome. At Toraly the Loder 11 TRIBU dy BERY. 10 Hin I leraite {eiritory, af tw chris, BOL 1 LJ DAILY I a D BOND ROB I it hardly bes craiderable t Phe A néw 3 ndews and 1 J ORK HE LOR HO CL ied owe ry Phy ty, With heayy Jy, with tho riscipul Fikes held in ie NEW od T BE ED—THE MAN w or 1 net tio she Gothic 3 3. 4 Imad paini wl Tne First Prewis me at info boy og pir vg ol H STE _ ished, deities ty sin ugely, aim ig hborhoeod, 2% Firs and alse com: en J. Rielly, 2ARRES i TBD i nishe hy GORLIBBUE ALIA 0 ot Shi i Jermont 0 wg taken Xs 0 EE eurs, i nn Londez, mr Chicke tory Bo BTA LEN THE BROKER prim A¥D Anan HEL Jo) 500 A inmibstantial ye: js in begstifi Ly go noe pa Fa aps a Ji er, HELLE} PONS DIS ED t and nen belo thes nlnod Te sid wal 4 Medal at th 260 Lsanos from instruments A Mr. 4 Underori antes, H “HE COUPONS S$ TRAC aig ht and ym both of these 1 1ealug Hu push of the ith 260 Ly es ins Stem yrs’ tou! “worslip ot Ply Baaretary erchant ations were Insarance Comp THE N BONDS 7 \G AT pect, from bot) jad Lerticaly 11 rides tition w apes) city of Marrs, bavi copied bone i fawtly 0 ihert Aes) with h'm i it of Be ders requiugiong ee jation of jte lasutanoe Drocatiug is OF THE STOLE g JUSTICE DOWLING pros udsgn, Wase he roa) onl Wor selves on_all asl, ously Phat Ye gras v y the fev of Counc” bay pb ele ia pn po went wif st. Mr. 8 if. Not being ember of Life lnsuran lon shall be the PIMCUTCL £40, is BEFORE JU. Be Tevas below the nih frving conceded 20k” coultarition of turers of b or pets M venthe. be in (range cud of Me wife ve Resolved. Ths Chamber Association insurance, co TEEDINGS i on of BeLDET) ve 8 NY bel yries Aistance rovemeuts, manuiacti INGEMETS 1 Ye (3 MA Fad ha hance wilh alled The Ch bjects of the neident to lite cnernl, the N-=PROCE Sixth we. ALC wt the memo: it a ghort die o, imp ab wajor Wy ol the ITROUF INFR the moet a ———_——— FPAKTMENT, mevib "antl 4 0 Lae NS eh front va be $0 d. That the objects legislation inc tics, and. in gf LE} {f the Si Trppan Lec. tows i An 4 ily but fr. Sipe 100, the great ia) 'f Bm DONE W red by AY own poe wi Wf pik} LEAR h h d to geoghled iw wt Resolved, Mori of vital sud other statistics, ited States. BS dan TRppe ary a 1g apperentiy WHE ly tN oy LY AS ROVE, py ruments ar them for Aer LIT AN Fi a hod assew haa ational or uniform SAL C0 the United State m. TOMBS, our ellen aeite, {ps is visible re mites distant. bose eA NNT arose UF ut their instr fio preler rE WETROPULILY dR natn Wha ee a he Ura ee the th inst, Capt. Jouslan of b FE HS Se Ronbaaars 07,4 0 o£, I rate Avian y ww! f o ohee, Jectin y of the interes ned to the Elder having tr 820 Teast) rier Fen CIMUTARC BO U8 kel Hl oy of 4 tive whenever ac their fi EX add (he oy silities hiv Ig off ouestion ‘onvention adjour On tective EE 1l.st., for from ao; y, Lali t with darkel try along Lhe Hac go ub fores tL} Ye and Ving a use tructed with inex Frame i ANQUNI op forded special faei fence rails “Ihe Conven BE inct and De vo. 9 Wallet, ns cut fro in eight, but with.4 2 COUDLEY 1 esamilan the lends, One of very PV 0 ARROTLY TO THE FULL to, Aus new! _ ANG hoe netly afforded An iron Led abe ecine No. 4 000 coupo ig night, fyative, and resem go lends, aye REQTLY TO ta) attertion BRO A I on ow EEE TERE THE DRAMA wie wd Il 8X es moans BR 40, i a wr Bh Tl TH RES M m Lhe strech, and bk 6 bord vad t the Sub- of the 81,500, lace, m fl noel a LS ther than S40) try 1a the hots oh UPRIGHT atented June 5, tlie zon cache fn g 4 My I OE wa these, Moy RE Seuss tee collection a tion ‘hange-piace, before a Ire i the edul dy JOLT The TT Are ent «UP patented ition to tle won 4 2 ved wt Siureh eof rough one of eo tasida 1 will for co ds—a _portio’ ax Exch Tombs be thre B for 4T08 st Lhe OMY #01 1{v rou Frame, t Lin addition the REAR oe Be eways. 11 po, being op: ue RISTORIL, stort wi "nited States bon 1 of No.: 1 at the Tom! ‘TRi- y ploasing fi Ost 108 GY niorpring MEAL Ha hoon idimg the instrument ire in wlity of con. nya hen pe, beng og yn rest of Risto United fs L. Low as hac h in Tue the a tar ds, the entony Fine win providmgt iron brace imparting a vm 4 bok plore Tie cecigin wl. Jac) gg Sok wife, nud the rest nur that Madam in the Mr. Rufns L. ination WAY at lengt ing Mr. Hellen, tLe {0 Pn New -Notheriar +s, th pA OF owin® “8p nin provi a} with an thereoy impartin eiluined in thet, vi DEER om RE od efergd oI wife jnarely bu te minded is evening, MIC 0 or Mr. rthy examin reported licating Mr. hom an GiddrEe ‘sb the obliterating ith Nts NOW: ID thee soundboard) OSE PIECE, th BCVer DuisEo rottan it, thy igh he Lad heen separ lanted hire)! equa ne way or the 8 eader 18 Te of Musie, this venir for the yaet A lengt which was dduced impli wal from who t by the obli de 1 nenis I ‘frames being cast in of standing io tun ook om eerie 0 dle TI PR Retry pon plat {ised to hudee on Vher (aor The r Academy ve will be fi jee Dowling, ould be a know the u he ordinary He 03ST Was he mys j lear n and 2apecity the two frames by an appar Yeoh owing LUE vert refs J 0 Brooklyn formance ARS Justice widence lid not wo 80 Int via end strugtion nt. on the Bie degivn of (Fae Ny al J Fillhen d him 10 1 ris rat the Bre h. The per 1st appen? No evid hat he done 8 fhe CURA J f insérament ted betwe atest pove: y We Mer i piewgy, Ad y satedly neler 14 de done, appear a Elizabelh. ke her last ap; re- USB.) ing stated tha 1s, having ischarged. r i the A v= 4h lasq of in sard is suppor! hab tie gre to the nicest ae ee Yolign, Dedwerth'e a Kags Pork OW Jacob? 1 pet A 4 t cond m.iited Queen Lk will thae ma A ke her far 1 Le having ste he bonds, gly disc tives Flde cling oO) The soundbs nsion, so tha od regolated i" wenn Fe meld Po ud p apt. Jacoy hat as soon as it 1 Le pa ‘haracter o ustori, who v ing she will taki rin an chased t ns according nd Detee to Af niet i reruiating its te obtained i! Ma coh, (ia ang Farivee Mert 3 1 y Om .3ed that ag seo n, ad Loweves h dam Ristori evening sae wi h Tl he had purch be was acc oinet a t led them FORCE.—A Teadgui®s o404 rom [lug capacity 18 well 2x alastivity fliand Ma Bal, Aug alaot Fart nee y d te IL at was, (ho enefit of Mad To-morrow t the French 1 mons h 1 business, Sixth Pre ation tha he then YorICE Pore Headg 1nd-pr oducing cay lity of tone, as have siited, AWN fo Crd Mn rata Bh Baten, Frgines y 3 should together, My, Gill out vi bene in Brooklyn. To-mn appearing, al facbeth "—her 1a int eourse o rdan of the reived informal n last, an tion JTS INTHE Pon r#, held at Bouce of the (‘sound point. ud exquisite qoality vight Plane, have dave 1 YO Winee L» Popina f p whoa og 1" ho take bia oat ance in it in New ay iw 0 Mac eming poi Capt. Jou srward rece afternoo d in addi Cr Avars SELONCTE, We lif Flrag. wo lumea xq pe new Up wd sll wie Thet ag f vie nizkes to onefl he t ac redeem f by ter v g and b- vo Comin Ae hh Arh lj great of these (easion CRE EET pr A pon by Ne 4 Mok aud is tag direct Dy a wil bene fi and in the whic h i He Tt 18 ps 4 and Me iy Hellen, Snde¥ the Sus ubs William E pb {he Foard of Plies Ge g, Capt. to 1) 4Le position a hsb #8 of setion, of the mis.cal proie titel ustruments D y 0" LOW Pei i Yen he Sow abusive Medea, seene, ac oh address arrest Mr. t he ha man Jabeoe v merning, speotoy HH) Aor aualifiedadmi heanti!s! By Ip R was Jd using jh eR walking f Lady JA will h to- rea Wed the from n sted 1 hes cos torday winted Ins; ver Inspe the anqu ofler these und i oa SE. i, Githey Wenner Retarming sleep-wa pation Ristori snglish, bot acknowledg len bonds er ArTes arral foie Jo was appeir Caipentey sued to 0° 4 "nn fidently to cull und exasnine A _ _ Apr s Lack and cou y officer. Rt perso Madam 1510 in English, vk. On ack f the stole it the officer rs WEre ttord tig Jo Popcinet Was 8] ented Cai 5 as ped head the L SONS con r of masic al fv ceige by tho in her that e audiences, vow- York. 845.000 0 lay night risoners L. Wow +1 tieth bof the lam anil Wes asl ‘me PEINWAY love Ww Com 0 hs Ui wn Leken away by a X he Way, rewell 10 her night in Ni wer last ap- On Monday srday both p Stewart peared by the death of 0 bed? J lgugth of toe RIED lic. end invite ROPEAN PIA? 8 PT i Fa p iI 0 nw i abusive Lu ye th je of farev 1 to-morrow i will make he tart. cock. ‘ay. XY ester y Tombs. Stewart ap; S. nt by th Jd patiolna derabie Polica to thie pub u 4 ATED BU 4 ry EY. TRY hecouiing me a tare, 20100 go wor klyn, ane Ristori wi Mary Stu 50 Broadwa line at the Jando L. Algernon def% vag appointed 0 COnsl thief 3 CELEBR THOUK pea Ne J w ud becouing ato nen uelre, sol n Brooklyn, a Madame acter of e, 50 ice Dowling nd Orland t and Algel filmy was upposted, Jor oe of LOG fhe. ROM THE WYsoen nyip wh {Bow st nid At this} y INE night, atinée, the charac very large, 5 Justice elect, ro Sar (Cooke Winimg wird Ward. in tise offic wl assigned W PIER KI DRE al vy Vow y House. dx" nie ae gat, at am sent, in fon, was incere fore. Wernor Ax Judge il) for Jay fl the “yin letective i ine vin and iu ofr Vis Ly r DER f Russia. oy 8 2 Frat x Ny p o Stoilo G sed Dim turday, for the pres ald mention, ith “since: ieutenant-Ge wek. EX E. Burril ford for 1 th os n dete ted Captai fraetion 0 EX AN ror 0! Cont. 2. 1945, Con y N a an RAR AA ARS kK Lim away ned pusse 0 dnd a here i evening, We Shoh was greets A as called Lie the prisoner oe Hellen Jose Guanivg 5 Pl i j he or or was ming or fal yo int the OF ghia A LENA ee etwma new. vXpLesing ie iy pe Som v of Gif that apt Jueod lience Mary Sw 't, indeed sathiusi- Ah 3 eared for st» Attorne wpd), and np For sotné res wo hin toruRa.ssion caDRGt re WATCH Fog how that Ung 4 yu {er au rformanee of third act, in jon of eath Sullivan apy District algerd, a Ward, Fo 1 removed hi aun Len Sons: canon EVERY RESPROT piece PB. Sheridan, y No. MH ERR ta mony oes to sk moderstwn w ov ae] nd Ler pertor he end of the hay demonstrat time A d Assistant ul —1 have Eighteenth War yor Wood r a 1553, the, Low isin, and Hreiswar k m of your IN oneert ix Branwwich Company N Rie. 15. Pug Ne. a CE LY oie U 4igcretion, mw surely prees ant nse, Att in, with every at another time, Lo. anc 2 tion. was taken: iinet testified after. rie in 1676, Ma) iitan Police wed dua Cu 10 hus Messrs. H ulsed adr datmy last be whbs fo oy wpe y N perly, wad with ng usdoabiodly pl. Jacobs nppiause, the curtain, TSONAtion at an the prosecut on. testimony ixth Precin Sanday A Métropoinan th, Appe. fe dn 1 my undisg (which I uae h as to be CAT6 od abhi Lc aad M A Ny Lis duty yrane dart, being prath on Cu wice hefore review this per “The followin of the Six on; it was on? tion 47 the ine” Lia wort Proefn®, wil PWOTE OVE ye Grand Pianos would so wm nie, Shereiyme. Comonst Be cad Regine Fagine thn bry 1 be beeen 10 vent bis Wal Jie We shall re OLYMPIC, ppearance at A John Jounin Pronk Arion Houses Pork Eh, 3 hh 10 to 2 we I ries vi wr i, by wy An and 1 Ses Se Si Focorebargh) ce o7 vot Cems a i pie a N etal, ‘ik Chg his first a ouversatl Precinct Station- 100 fsomer Bn Tet ad YT Ye 1 ono of th ith of Ju ttempt ope of tl Co, in ioderate artist's ei ral. N 18 the da co Sixth wid for thet prisoner Pak chi pack on the Mth 2 tommig- upon a4 Hoetle t moder Lo pulse yd Pole ne N OFFICER, fet otae Motel 11 make kh let; or, at the wh for the pi we but Bus into Liged ten pack :uslon 0 Pun Commi wn Dayl se ut mos can Gost recs q te A mM AN 0) t, Nieh Robson wi ww of Han ES Long oon last, Sa adr YO t es wi aby ui sin and beaten 1 4he occas! eo new Po. yith Johann D, sof cour ner I can Honk J WEAN Yan VISTALY ter in the St, Wh Wika 1 St nart 3 in the farce e “The b ve os} L. Stewuit, RAE Sk TTD Vy i tv of the n t nurpose wi Grand Piano in which wan \t QE SCHOCK, s Ne ol who a waite romresteny by 3 i rening in il preced Oranao LL, forthe, ox x ho, Oblgetl 3 mol M nly for that ad 3 Lis sithout delay, Respectinily Jou R PRET 1 Lh Wpoey 3 ol N 1. Posen Sor ‘lock in the spter this ev v which w Al he ted tothe forlh in the cas. opongh ios heat withet aid Voom {ed tof low L me, wil ALENAN Py. e ed TEE Moe: Petrik te Work at 4 0'« GY this theat he Black, wiv Ohi soy owe ole ir Whe tne ied to with n d decide W ib illing Jey to you. WILLIE PAP), eh oe ped of (Hoe leg 1 Litnate be saw bo 00 varing of 1 i knew of ao rhe it wold ram ofl AvIng su wie ntered the bulld Lio FROM H f Engls ud, Yaw wit a No one te his legit that le todking 1 Wearing ne ne Vine tong Br Jd a4 he ex ay I LR LA bl nelle NP ig enter aa o's ETTER Fomil 1s. Ne. 44 gives dpe Com oe he hl ad of a doorway. toh ree Strike. THEATER. Jrigtion Poy name Whe) el x Jn A md thought, X a UE he pt it mared y i hid Colt AN to tho *Foxpom Low nd: 4 4] apld Fev p y ll AL ouipanion mn th wo within tv one sud Hod WERY “i 4 Lens Bin ebent db that A he head, an if es. lat tae ot I) pr wp t of haben Vrve ui mach pleased fon vou Lave se ing Mesebes Yiu LR 1 wit) wn There had heen ory COTROT, 89 re 4 wi Seward iusis haneing over y ny fort ted the Moye woleopod onn whent has alway one: Tama certificates ov y: ge. h b ddet Comey hes hn ol A "m mitted WO: Pat 3 LA pa A Ir'nk oLD p ITH HISTORY, op ER nt wes ang ag BoLhiog eu vl crieste eo new ne ibeks and will up Messe. Sruswar k 8 and the Barubie epiniog be of my i pats wy t Hod LR i” of bore ery cowanit pus; AAG REPEC Label of} TAEATEN—1T N iy A ar i ed thet any i hati the PriseRLr Wis Sar i ths tore thy oiler, sition to ou are id my R Pianekert that. my "eo pa «Ln ic lous the is TRE TUE water of o eerntended Judee 12 wih, tgustwor i vii advances y Ad UNDREDT bere; Y LIF AY Lh Iwas in ROP T The nder tiv a Ty sod by Ju a coul 2 ues of been adly abtaine FOUR M v arrived v Te t nS 4 YN L ower IHD y 1 y v Noddfc Id be 0X n sued bY acter Of a io the dub 1c Las In vedly slew my wand Viens Foe pang y eid Ny 1 a was done Sunt Fd Tee SRQrONED n an forty yeais_the ie w ye song who he should hy n BAO vase corld peel, whic d bone the Sharas i riz ned hy pt. Beng Hoddet Precinot. a vid that 1 oth A wy ery A [sad ih ps RUBIRE- Hg tk op nd s pot off "OOTY. .v more 1 pad the of Dow pers n Assisiond abd fn aad BE tons and the foubtedly satisiig x ned, LR ANREAA I'wenti wdin the nham. its to t have io der 4 ile doy. Jeo wail douls be NBILECT OF DUT eniinkton af Wis For mo 3d word in the 1u0aths Answed amon the 35h i a eh ed be wz al) of actions, o doubts y py Reixveonth 10 the command ng Yo: Shue uy fous snuual vishs 10 rers, pat han In far R yA i a UHGRGR OF r Cf, OR Ni VO heer Wi bron a honeehokd ty #8 to be lairly the oldest onsileind bo i Afr. Stewart Ne ded with G4 w od from fi y, for many y-4rs om Xteny ho he firet Furones 1 ZURORATED UI of the (et i] Mp he y ff the Tenth Fiocw Ist, charged Ql Col v ig in the city the wogiow of the by y bh ewled by AD prden wie proce wy—"TLe CONVO SA tropsters Villlameo: en transfered Hs vo Ca 2IECEr, UAL TO TH s equal hat 4 v eh le RAIS of y ol Nou 5 Grand aver a! rg ary 1 og 1 ogo lived so long Yat anese And Oe ero “ly Mitigaiad by LL nT of Capt 40 RA the v vy wh He lon anes in LAY A ii J inet bas wy tr 3 an energe ta {Br 1 irom the ENS Bae rest ai aie ILLIE B. PATE. Ww peeted dad Wh best h neglectiog 1a Kae, 10 Leds eon Wal] JT rete old Muntat Fury bovs 8 as to bity wn th k the examivet EY “House: 1 arkes oun officers 1 won a Fobrigen sant Ira S G8 wha) trusts 152d to the sed wheel; here, Traly Ww if. the Vin ovms of ve wan DRE Ll Ee wien on she nig p wo worth of on SUM a he bitants at te ter oe utr whe va a w 30 tha i View Fie ace in the Sta oi Bw 2 to about to ask Jus4 inet Reto uted Acting Capt Po iice C I wany years ma Plankt to H.R. the only A a AL AE A sion V mic Gu sala vecafion ule hat the com Wy 1a fact that There a ongocsote it a warrved so well, York yl, lor arre a Helen Al a fit." then ask has been the Jotlerson X ienry Barden, jo ‘othe com: ONS PIANOS sud ects of ‘In 0 pie boon Which ane the pg 4 ty, and to LIARY Your A "or New Ye he Was ne ail Mr LUA GS YOu see I's that he had mand of th Amat Sergeant ransferre ‘0 re INWAY SONS large n smbers IL aproqing hat the lose their duty, tl property, has 107 U0 lie “Long” histori and said, EV OE OY LGA pordid vd: he cower Precinet, hos heen tra he fetowing a STEIN. Furope in hime, y AWAY. i nd that fioors Ji. a wim tio mses it hay one ol ihe thentieated bi {ny room Fou Qu Ann 00 Wi +d to Mr. Lord Fourteenth h Precruet, Las her) sqand. ‘The feito Nhe cported to Eu concert “om, La re t bbe oy n of P W N ih H ih The ater Ru vei. U1 we to Ie a the dates hich nue al oh 1 LI 2 of 2 Babeock i py 0 Flehtee ht 1 4 nA wrket Cony Loe 4 1 Ceo t 3 ay, ne Pianists in Earopean cone FR( TRINWAY HALL, 8 (NT od t all vig sors that o larly a 2 to which 4 where he oy i vad om WW. de r, Dab Yof the JePereon James L _" gras Ul XTH-ST. y i o woul el WSO INARY YY ry to purticalay al Lege f him Cove in vain UN t fiom M 1 Egcl ot 1 tous: oi ing N OR 0 TRTEEN y WOMAN. Deescoll jos Ks 1s necessary to f the Americ and we {today AME ad henght Ne) had done 10 TOE Tree Vv. Wailing. INST FLO 3 EAST FOUR lace, oT Lod FANE HOUSE n Mehul! al books Histor: yi Yili to ment Prentor pL o thet fhonds he bad ee) it he kh now the George W FIR AND FF Fr d lrving place, 1 'h ACA of Pou an 3} oh 4 sv ive HI A hast wry The lst ed to mw ant ol bo ve’ voakn 30. X k ond Geos TH OS, 71 AVE, 3) KA Sra Ny aly resting Diveold “dregs; ome we al retern thanks t« rain facts whi yh he told nn t he hod pir id I Mi FRAT a ve Sater Er Btege, ks y Othoor 10 J EE ie alse lo 1 etired, Yor «of A ag m; he said he he evniuge In per cept x3 1a Pri LO WOYE Jate eb Book the NEW dra B he DP i he hair of his eg. ws shme for hh acting und tors THAT [with them; b hen what jer saith 10 sell be: Tur Arriva Dri “8 C1 nopittee to CFARLAXD von will fiasis Mn he he wind tthe bay By 4h flect tha pou 14 ro other quart BOWERY THN pn of New ed Lon th thd) ons bh Rie ty last week ted a colnpitt 10 1a MAC edway, There rks, ami. wien, Per udeRe nL Ke w baw Leja stint u Lol bos to the sald, “11 perve He isined in ITOKY OF THR ding ge tiem dn way oil ng the bonds baal any more Dub thab Mi L. Bad held in this city la fom 0 RpPOINL «h (x Weronty Tr od Swaand Wo tis 4 on Iu 4 M le J bates ners hateser said 1 ith. £409 00 and es rentlemoi Vos p h went us nd n Re Pantha y #60 h ol ance [Tom vied NE rod het (hr your R05 ert y of the hn id NA tiwir sur nk in Buboovk, ve wa ceston between Lien he Toluwing ge ip r De q 0 should BOOKS of the Gay yuo Stationery, Site A Sid wile srl themupon of w Ler down atid aocd the Inds t for their love Crtaan prehort ion Lit be prop nemg to M oa a s i bee p ANner an aa oi u oo ton Chapter English, Freoch sn M—————— "ne WANT A N r h "ie ne My reviowdy ohio Yas, e1 gi lved to invest 4 wher wherein img rtragio ht him that he UI etn hae i i X A 6 society v. i ght, ar swold, Urban GEN’ S i wil Ar fl House, having ford vith ui played, KO nuh ou ol of a, satdran uiinte, ot ih Sas oD ia bond A i 1] oh oust "i dL RY ter: te BE vt J, A BOOK A ay ol work—not gesitiest oF see teen ie Of the Hib e a bag ul 4 ape LAH hy mmi iby i i Yoo Tati 4 v te 3 a t ie that Mrs Rau sti] 8 wus pom {i Airs ated the wo aronossd Wok ‘Bet: 3 Male tin where be bad 3 d from MF nation on 8 Solifvan 3 lamba Chapt Ei an Chagos Ge h pir delivery. agra bri will neve Ve employed ned Cd 3 Ls STA eID Labusesd hiv rit ory her oly rey wr plan ones FEVER wri se m Loud boven 0 sted; bo» 2 a50L wn of mri biapo.uan igh, Yale rea in AL Jin stan literary mer ean, Oo A n bare she Hote J Witty TRH 1 v orn Vo On y Macdono uy A Now «ion in d lite a wry js eo 4 1 p y when a elaige, sb tor stand xan CE a Li TAT Fin ni 0 ive for sell then 4 us: BP ud Chanter: ok Wi Chi A. 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Mao August tional. {no theitior eight discinguisbec to close wh of Li taraTy be «t Ler, {being ond ned! er w TRE to tue but its ay until canny wil, and wu tof the ent TEER La the colin telah ile b 3 folyoke, HAVA wd, Genova Chapt lL Pent has vo compet ne, from coma tne most celeb vos of Co 4 ndicd e gained, and called in 10 Ww being new projes ty k xl subse y alii ol {wiv hie did pot dp o would I nm Oseoml He Seware wl BY uBell, a or im writing it; ti ado ymmended by 2 over 2 Previa: roe thew ite y in 2 oy Fed ct uiliceis we ed ber in the cell au wt wd tahun, trail had i ne |W iM 4 ®e 7.30 ak pier; Laid Lhepler «ai Chapter; ala Wil budorend aud iZRtY or iy laser is w er i lee Cnotain Jock whens tes th tothe paid in to Wi fey, 1F26, the new we ior Fo MIs ta 4 wel shai ho bl b Libby, Bow dein A a ANE R bo weientilie ty ia phigh ng wan Vie swbmcribecs ole House re a ror gr ole 4th of MM: ander the sux “a i f reeollec ted tha COYOTE on Wa. wr Gil Ain ve 3 jaelly interesting «nd ly or you *t me Tw dima tn rong he 141 at (Pe avar of the push be ny Conve rs i suds oy Prowne, is equally 3 every fam y er. y we rve o po omen. thelr tind Vevey din y.. Ving of theo u Hone. thon Ave send: think fe at Jenks MeCord and Kider. 1 BOR: op i a bers} welgit'ib glia e Subscription Rabati thas Ry a vaving ee rated by w v in a detectives Me use na pte; ory p aster than any 01 Agri sent we Lay Ir 1 S70 for eve 4 t Lr Bai gh od tho COBY OH vith 1 vy NT vil Ler. namber fe his work, per mission, te0l Ss f ON FOTION DAY r y WY d by the Land yvaiue and J all 1 tn com LA fas Rovand Midis i SLs Bh jeksudforiily w the largest com a boaus to Ageat sd ond socoesss v eg ded N hl lw y alee ta paper tir He 1 o m' p i hi 3 ra extern od dition d also ul oer uh a u barg oy Whale in S00 OTT SLOG, Wilk New Youk Corn the Wt ite ore JAELS Cl Kye oy peposted fom Lie ui i oI adi oasonsl WA) 100 opie. gi fall Gemcriptio Le «a8 1 INLAY ie A REAR tg Bred Cuder y db iad dad ud Im Bow is ey ag J o ‘YO tho "y Meeting Garvaseort ey Stal others need uot appl INS. Theitfond, Oh ho WY n a Mr. Hale did pot hy pissed, 1 pores wa ng iy Ww O'd Bow uratiahod iy 1 By git House; wi legates to Lub who the ful Azents tvaiited; IL. STERBINS. 75 og p A st anv wi ta ol Hw Je i t Wied i 4) Beitr rE tte <r 1 o W ti then ethos, to wm ie WOOD, A or} tere, address oo A WEEK, fal hd aul fhe oh i. BE LOuE Fp neu, li a 1 Lf 1 bie 5 y v Rr ot 1ONUMENT AT GREEN atituc fer TINIET LO OF THE tu ripaonsl sor. whe Jor Ci WY aps aileetiys hos peels jar York ii ue Li ic, the Se dome Ni MoNUMSP. AT. G3 ET cried oa 'THE NEWS 3 ly efwom At ol head hay Lhe S ay t Ie fad nf i 24 Non 4; anh ont Ho ddd a i 4 of v won y as hes s oy y Rt 11 ME YPOT Bb wh Lot y wn Ved al a L bd A n 1 eon fon a he oN 14 I old i 4 4 ry of ye iia heise i v th Ll ra i te i ald ha i ORR ape ol bores ol Fl t mea, x MR RIk or il ol go t laying of th apy fed, ot Mi. a id 4 3 pum sof W nel? YO w oe disposed stated and he sing finished ty hey Ph A p oe Ane Wag Rh insb 2A all gladly joize Hide Bot: “whe a k Pat shod ‘beni TR] Lat LL Ve oT hee Of Jginm y Ove L hy sO Wel ve” nue gs JUNE STE iY are DURE 4 N “w aved] se en Al 1 Wi p yo od to EY th teser)] CTY Il i 4 N b 2f en ak LON {OR 3 W 4 EK f y Hii the ot vel on ides ol il pars w h N 3 IN. Flere was o 1 fe white A wi Bite k yi 4 be Hn URANCE CONVENT K ep dood 4 ou X wr receded A J owe aster ol wi bwin wed Uf i A I ranula’ 3 lip ts To SURAL tan the ee Wns i a Lnirahly Isoq words p— ‘Rs Rota i y LiF) of ihe front an pred by two In od be y LL i Wilikig LT A ip ips Ul SOT ecated, OVEMBER 21. gh "ER Of b was support J v v Eig Fe carved; d 1h Cadi UNE for N¢( i we N b CUAVEER which y Cle elicatoly desig ul Lard 'LEKLY TRIBUNE a CoM po ht PA ATT ONAL GETORPON big ys i \t 3: J iy 0 p A o i the o of our vole r ME W LEK 1 this Weak contains tite fo y 4 f hve font id 0) A lo H ie te a ins UNE fot Le or i INSURANCE tina b i feet, I y Y do baseme it w Lod 1 RR dl HE N. WEEKLY TRIB Mr. O. A raw sont Lag wy t mvential s nis Loud ol A o ye ig n Davis: Riker a ah ouge bb to Ihe St Wu eo’) ca (FW V N lowing: r1CLES~) efferson be Right of: wil] Pete in With of Seplembe ed amy ol o4 M Lia 1, by A. J. Bleecker, LEADING ARTIC wud Rowe; irs in Yadia; Mes tollh af y bit o ih rh r w wii Ne vention 1 ba ig rR SALES, Nov. 21, by a i Dana: The Fumi bv i y vy and dig A y ie REAL ESTATE SAL wd Sixty #030 Tilbune 80 Litozial Varageaphs. Crimes sod asualtiosy ote min od to Jol y S -iiegs,; i 1, NOTHS, tic News In st ondition oe h 3 i p 1) A "hw nA Vols 5 oa Lpirorian rK=Domestic a S utheris New d. Framer} J» us of Uh Newidin ui IY 3 I Wa Fev Sach x10. oh foot i Ve $200.) News o THE JARRE Now York son Fc AN ent of Ye iad a m he y ob norih sid y Obituary; h Che Free PY Turkey: Mexicw 4 af 3 y vin ult ped p wast »uxi of tie Soild, f 3 LLL and 2 "SENATOR. 2 ary a ‘0 he “1 uy. Los bod a ihe bois ex eoriepe) ol Rusuin: Austrs AD pw as 1. 8 ATOR. Clad VAP fell E 1" hd YY 3 8 Noa on Mer. inexr LX. MFFICCLTY rie p 1" Yr i y Ll Tue Barnrivorr a Becks P N oH 3 L wp Now: York fron bd dd y i he Rad’ t fo, 20 leat Taw Frriax aroTION; =a Examiner. Movember Ame ont W a aos =U uw Porws 0x3 The Christian Ex 1 Corres IY 1 y N wi J be NEw PUBLICA IO) rom Oar Specis PP o P Phos I git y w Ln ride fiat ti si, 4 7 Fon wR ri Re ininiscanse Dwellings Sw I) wig M He tr aeke) i At Opti 63 21 yg N ta il jetundred bx south djownin 70 1 pandent=The W rather Men; oe Lake Pot Swinburne and nel NY 1 Nay howe, WV v 1 i" ¥oxd him leventa st, lo y sonst Items of L ‘and Human Food; Items. lent—=Eoe I. (ly nel ie NY PTT ed-nd-ele he Cattle Plagne 1 ini, Various Rema. pone (0 he "rf Ia, LL BLUE we} Ole 3 ol I'he Catt f his Poetry Mezzin From Our ial o: 1 0r Basnetio i dy Thesis hat Time in America NY a RY v uM gh} ni Hep jd BRIGHT 1% I rans Reform TR eel y ~y Co y Y hite, Deo that e sof tne "w 3 k i Fide of Me d oni cast Ts y JOR fon of the G How it w iy iy w Liny outineiva t, the wife oi i A Ar f Pa t v 's ange 0 we a Yon aouth id A) y o $sknfauls ie a of My. Bright Follows the Lead of the r tisk ten itn i au X oth: at blots, DAE M otnmiy; 2 0 v able th y by x $9: Connect i y Fou! to] t inet vould ach v adivining Tenth-ay Huda Press ~The Boston Post wie TRL 4 H: 0“ tieperal Agen i Travelers y ban d dion Wa AL i t.. 4 lors south side, Y IMPARTIAL SUFPRAG ial Correspondent, Bayard vived si Anse i i N cad A lent is nr otis Tile 0 om d ey HEY SOY Or 3 Yo feet west Ninth 525 Chicago Times Apo—From Sur leet al Come il N W X i d hw ve nd Exglish ere Jontbie a 4 SN LLL Tie AGH ‘A 1rir vo Coron rd. Along the Plat of From Owr Spee p— y vv Db i RY: (TAR Moen fom} and pit Hhedts 1 the 4 bay Cooke 4.0. u k, whi venth st slime Taylor. XXL-Ilowewnrd, or OXFORD" 1 Comtume waa 1 wed on dd le Pin Venn. (by W(t ices of box amd p by justifi SN SACH Ib he had a aud ROCK 0 Oe Liundred 1, 000 TY Tran Tox Gof Micha an Fer pl The Fivat Ass battled Low EL a v psn i wo Muttal. Mey ‘on tilled, ind the Fash ont on t—"Tue Opening Territorial Aristoe i's Maseh; Dew witbes) i [ha Nin American of Nile slisbred the Mr. Gilh od 8 J hind «i XK. euch responden Diivlin: The Te Jolin Browu's The ut ol th BTN y wih IB pL p kA Convent lon nl tmphth b i Mo th-s 1 Reh Sa ke 10 Tee Bright jg Viti Paluerston Hy. Som Enynd: 3 at out ti rt int thd Ny il LAY ol Wi ts elie 4 12 soni 0 Or Y. tried Whe same time poin L the preamble and repos wt forth ol dancers, M Meliss po hates bunds Thirdave, 3 8 k ach or a Notable Laregter The H aud Prot y pr for discussion ble hi sloste and He we Jet v “tales bo pened rod ane Lx 100, 10, sacl of a he Jamaica to a Tory Duke, i ivedd for di ron Lhe Preaw Miles, Sh B wound: tin One I'hi “wel 2 nents of Acetioan Tady ATLANTA. po H Rau ens Mm oseek Lo piian are vweded or 1 hong oy 1H f i Woke M o 3 i Aust ivan] PooR AT aud ard Convention a nw J by rein ol vind ers i" YF, We f [Annuuecsienta] Fura Hose ry deg Fouts I tine {a Lome pr a bl Sughinh Me M the ns don't like’ the BURGLAR Fisk an. mal re pa CY neve ular pue ha wan of OO cach ons doo i! r onend SCIRNCE. yp Mead roar Satine I» v ne v oe: uid the v- ject sich reqnl i me Res eite 3 y J 4 ip I is. Na <0 isdn and Mad Nhe roan. J imamarens RCEATY “oy ui bh fren ut neeried. Aah A her aah, 4 vi Rt Mp ue ip EOP PY di, RET L x Of sha op A torts SYRAY Hous, No. 24 SE FoRs1ax Shy sinler 4} "u clntter eve. do wa RR Ma Vagust La token ng ntoredtid, andf 4 Lo Phot of Letter from 0. A. Brown with Cow emda v 0 demos Agari ies Komdt i 2p v YT SAA I a thie A lr Ah MT or His Diferewe haw y iN dtu orate 1a wf bt athe] 3 A PRSn Las fun wpe] Lc True or 0% ON IMPARTIAL SUPPRA Wamsas: Mish ht wer dha Nake man dea grea Mas of detions a ni Tia zs, AMAA Mx JONNs30: ue Statement. CN w-Jersey; ay iW 1 f business Notw aa i“ a Of 1 i v4 Horr $9, a fourth-st gross: Am A ihariaed eateusent ork; Ne via bb RSL nin yo bled ar. #30,0K t tA t can he Baz t Twenty fon gre SOTION NTELL! "e lt &f Cotmpanins ht Da Wor “a le a oil .s nt ie h -_ Hd East somes pairs DRI Fis 5 4 Now ae a ae ER ae ee rT be mange Yr. Lo ar tobi sata tone ine CRNA Sr TE a mE mii VL i Lo pe Wis A18 PIO} on State agi] oy pvor to rebut ak tio wnde a 4 R CY.. HAS FOR SALE ah, aud SOME VATY RAL—Ame v Froit trom awting; i my SPIE fo ced riment va veil SOO0 Be Were NY.H p ug barns AsricrLrr Gourd, A Nev Tree Plan Weight horse Bn Bt ode snd on the de sxpad ~d wwdily Ale Be 0 nih that a from dey sso a (sw for WwW BLUGY Tae Disticloth Go th this Manure ov? Live the Dep Hy y wma! sarmdon Be mn von wl "Fue thanter was ath ol to the public o at Geos i ROMDLS Crumley Co as NG HORSES alu sadsoms invite 13: Tae D4 w Potato Digger; What Will Dest Pear Troesy that 4 w thai» vol gegen of som at atheros (0 ra vaiate Lie naire ‘hai 1 igh, aad i wis open Astration. 3 Ui i Bi aa Capt. Horna, 1 é YOLL HORSES alo ab N4 BROADWAY, HE Heisealimeat Maguire gon More: Taper, Chitmen Yam: Viowgad i eo r of be gow dita atten nie to rey NAA OF d os yi Lars aller ls 4 pild bi Malle A id He pt. a I Bab RAL TONE, No. 88 ant of fest as of Hor a osliue, Once Prairie: Cb Accounts ee TR sod a (Javearninan ome few th WWolthy vias oad f Angst. #6 da N per of aon tan Feopeii oy W “a wt! DAMS X ON Rte sharia COUPES. LAN sf Catile aa ria ladges for the Bletonism: Farmers wring all be planiy Vs hat vie to the (1 f wild or Yor pri y alive igh AT i ET. wives sald! AN ot their exteasive (OF 3, the the Prat S n Jy K As a en mevi ne panels among ach: arn ohvisns yo Ww a it adage rp A to be greparsd H A sncis. I v h formed s pita Wis pa ce hasers t 2 peat orisiug LARBROFS work. nds be Horde Hew to JADOYS Staves: for Rmigiatie. 1 ..Agriealtore comp y thie subject thay r= v at addross don Wo i i. i woe d hi LIAGES, v ose nant.actol h J Ju i rig Ne ot i dove oo 4 hia aga iia he reaeing Ig any hoe con i be y Vorpanck. Ot. Jd 3 Homan a Fm wieseanttl 3 3 4 aid H tiv bry Mr. Stewart. sant Aa and we yh 3 20, at their own i m1 re Fary Cluster Toa: Iolartutie ultivation nn na thd) lamaly he vast aud rag of cant itutionm a Between 4 slidnl nas L. Sm waldad the proge Ate and h nation DAS, Y ad by the best COUPES Law and Govern Baoes. 1858, 3 vantng the prog ai nom Lo Ah sions of (40 w Iho awa vorwa sd ons s eAu m wale nks 4 INC ES AL Swarmieg at's Song- S y Branca fering (ole que a [Ne iADCH ie Pwars why (ong Bai that ounces Hid on Legzot aap i NOU ae i a} from yest u CLARDN nh warner Broadway. is Indiada.... Garden Gondolier p athe b TH a wh yey Lt Ima PANO 48 Puen be no que» mitten wh can M? iam a ar 22 ‘2 rt i a wl ny witty of ‘VARRIAGES ‘10 East Fourth focth and full sles; Popray—My “yp MARKETS y rou Riseavercd 4 which y aps Ww aot thare op wuld not o Ligh ata ey y oat. Tam al rv was crofiis a thy 0 3 B0S CH iN C. RAM Re. {rout Coupas slahoratae finish, wt LiTagy Xone hin ha the Ntatps 4h WLental gs of Ma Ix Ever When the ta wit 4 EL ctmant of circ Stk whip. 4 Crry Ir jepatehes 16 v _) 5 hi wi std nd at of any ov pip ore sud ws present »ady o th I Wo Laas peoptuling, Ww N vl agar g a i Lo Moss A ansted ont boards ht ya ie o n Nort eet JURCHILANSOUS INUMY TELEGRAPH —Spacia Dispat Lo oh a wing land. in an wn irk W A pa. dg manag bl GTA ane ae [hwiary «copay ge an A wef Newb Conptderable AU Clase Hin y Joan "ant jos than Hrow Manniaaws 5Y Maayevic ‘otton, Greing i fhe? are hatched pat oe odors smn Inpro bamaery ta Cong ons ypc ify. i widiowosn wars wars laces a sopiou bonds. 4 amber ookd no it oat colt i 1 RENT RED cites 0 TR Ta momar of he ine RY. Sint howd Pops 5 a "a Wisdlidly ix req lave ul arhiah und pr Mpaity, rtinad aa ies Maadav. the Ag a wi i i st. belbre he Tobbery of the (z" K IN i CARRIAGES, Commnacus Foi, Ropar reported A oy Ca Hu bh AWunt In ta. Chery Ol igHous ans uafuguis saverman uw the mormng of 3 1 Was wrom- stole ey he mls atabed stared the dese CPOs KS, KE 3 Mark rappers, i Vary LH To 0 for he por ying Lo it some eh a inal i» 'forve ow ules aor disast on N NA u kf y Moo Mo hh. 3 ph 1 pablisind him eait Mid OMe tone of pod CARRIAG FOR BAL. a morniog. Price in w id whers......$ 20 i -1 ap ar yp wr hes g rod SES far or a and Wo spain ut ie Haus ual hor, 143s, Lhe a Mf about $10 waving at ih NE 4 Kept ho ept tort i pon nore tacts of tmportand GREAT EA Sle Ba CONS, For sale by all naw ingle copy, 1 ye Wo LET that ETT tal N ER "ions i tine 4 i LAL yh i 1508 m Lbecribe A Adhd cufips VI 3 ie onin the a of Asuatiosn Sad devarnm at 0 WA the ressans Fur a No i ground oi ning wis al that Lin a v nau Law Sh i Whicn [hie [0 to wf the atand Hourn the case [0 Jimighs, 500 Harnauss J, 8 CAR lot ii wi rat SiaiLuuptocid Clubs ho of subscribers Fi ZF 4 vpn ol within Suen ant ack oss the pars «K) phostiming 4 fea allows i ed to adiourn A Bap i QC, od 166. 168 and v rR aerka 0 dressed to ua subsorivers nel hy ast show ienil (rom sa I Louies o alned at $2), ord and witness Mus ci pati ue A el for th Nos. s OADWAY, naa copies, addr. LO LAS 0 ai bh a". at tumttumtb dds Ove AUranes. lala lusuraace mango p Lafitte an Ia new man tool Mr. the withg tore the Magisis a Jlhe couus tients No 6738 BR Ten es, addresssd Hue aad sean on “ow 4 wy of Life In taudant of th y Ad a tie ‘Powpeil "and 1 siranaed and a ne deren pin At (hie june ia dClnk Bp 8 rance of their clients, h RIAGES, FX SuAT copie 068 AdAToS overs is ye iit Usain, sre te a, Loaal Cn bares, Super at rontinh a mi onid 1 a amant n dif be 2REATOFIAS ait LE n which tik Friday west al py 1 Le «gay cotded tor the STOCK OF CAR Teu coples, ous address ten. 1 te suit), gol er outa bb a HANG su Lin Hou Win. nddrensd a Af rT wl il ow A th wo) man ey and rebuilt ie y an a oootid f s otared bail to N Dow diy rid oltont LARGE STOUR OF, PRICES GON Twaoty Sopity, [oa sent for sach club o payabis to he aides Ig Ig vont, then» anething lation by whe wdertook Lae ma sar In ras sonal hy Jas rt thought that Al INESS WA MOUNTING, RIrs Copy Wik Post Office orders, o any other and o hols Soh wh Draping anlion wus hat an associ; yaght to r nnoeford raised 1) pli Ta the soln! to [aves ris was doclin budge Ninart thous bean so ope ONE BUSINI VERY D Ane New: York, or ferable to any New Tuk T sn dW d ong o Ancora Wain ind he thong ht tha ntry sould be bong a WwW. Diun oh wl to tha p I My. DYinnaford de N fuse ba 18 lentoney for Lay IS AY Dersond Also, HARNESS, CO HARNESS, ERTY.ST Puake on Doing salar, are oo TRIBUNE, a hk Peres gf direction b cod Lime of the cou tothe anti o Was ugniu urned, ar "wes sHabod titled to le y thought 1 ht AL MW LIBE vo 4 Tus Tinos BE Talay viding of an ox Yer th ern OUuk My feud. hin mterois of hroughou! The he plan again bh manilost.y 1 trad to pac sh allan, was I arrest, and {Uy Co wiv boag Na. 19 Addoess nr loard of Engineers i oa Ue ana wiiormty tire carried out. The yoar iv was iy 0s SEBEAD #0 mith Ja pareertal in ard to M wie SH ie fay Cooke CU frm ia bis ws *artition (ronts. .witaace. 5d wae of jhe b of thigh oO ry 4 2d pron Wille should fra he autyigs ane I" ovuid any RurEliar Ju an 4 Theater do 3 on na Cam Jue el we: riya ues w a Magisti He wi yi PE ROCKAWAYS, 1 arviion Aum ast. thoush aub least Is Ea analyse ar, wot forth by NE NAUERNON To SHI the ad, and. seco S. Hamblin Ff al Mr lelie coidueted to their Lown ‘OU PE No. i LIBE 8 at, though no ww ons Ly, wan p liner, we ought that on ha the hest Ww the land Mr. I homss tickets o rad vi WATS Beco be a well hi 4 ANI GY An y pote sach appear rr "al ALL BAT of a Nations although hie t ong try, wonld ha pn tite from o n the enterprise ote he refuatiod in 4 LE A ai LEISONARS 1 by tha Police to Ix Im or that Ous slide-seat BUG wll wy with the central "h aml transmiii 18.1 wot wholly indar A for the wh ho i tha progant a suld angage pp moans of 4 loa pasful, and Roeluion Lngr alegpa wd ouce wrrested wi itiy about 1 i. BLANKETS, CES, Nl a ou auy part of the city aud 1 ire ald port annoally oy he davinnd it Ii a Natioaal Bureau waos the mousy Luo undsitaking was sprendid 106 “pi. JOudan Tint yr wee, 10 1, appa ORSE 0 RUGS, AT AUCTION PRICE sostved Ure 4 By (hese moans readiness for aot y hat cou dar whie o anbirs iosuend gnission y ralion Lodse dia a Tem Korine tive of "re ie i o p+ de sly 0 ali yar ow or Kes »y) Mutant ye a8ch And avery ri od JIE anh 14 wide Ton ers to Rave: ine apr would Bowery way yaa 1 Ylds JUSTE it w gt UT TUN I ot 0 CHEW 2 al No, 100 LIBERTY.ST ROCKAWAY hla wt in per Te wdialy in for then ad with amy neo auloy to 0 faw yaars all profits to al "a: a had not yet H years of age 4 4 This "hy at Bll vhodrn hy Fora 1 prod 1 FRA a b pa ne I tauchinion, wi Ppasmoum Cxailinalio I hiirg of the oatsy pi villages sy wid atl be a hosinoss, toiu ping Sco: fut wh ato? n vs again br e CITY NEWS, ‘BRAWAY.—=For sale ip able No. 41 West Thi o y Lae 10 ak J en's a hele f 3 64 i 5 the theate y rob t Cis 3 ps g proseal al A4y Wis Gade the aasemnbiy yy or vied Wa _juoniine B in “et NeW "Oromins, wr Ads ia Cy and in ae i WANAR A! y from it tates Circuit Court R! persons. Apply at p Harness wer i’ "(na Ms uN (har q v 4 Minas nists M Inowas the ue me fortuna a y o Nate hy y ur ay OF LWO A A praranon of n a o! s pl amid a o A any he ink whim wind vu A.W. Jacks ah wequired a ham nh n. who remained fud Nalsoo of the United ler the Goodyear teenth yl, RHETLAND PONY. als No. 18 ror ow fy with bsly refs t nics oa i you het Woan (LI atures va thie Sato von to Mr A 11 Juek som Judge Hed for under th rubber Copp a ale i M. RICE solved pi Ro paid who, as a k tarmmn ub pion <1 as Judges b tv ahow thane Logisia ey ad y Ai fe then so dat fanuary 8. 1855, Mr. faved tho iajunction upp from wink hard rubber FAN LEI aan Apply to W the Pal? ¥ira Depa York the Stale Leg Wf whould ha dons lic interest 2 its t ha ba throe ie wahip till Lis death thriving, las refused costrain dant] tall prior io a final and Wagon a of New EN "e Yh n pe The pais 1 lye 1" X orients sent ues th AB Bed N aif x nlerfere al all pid ane. oe the y UE WORSE SP ARS pp Eines 1 the p thi wl calonintad Lo ae ve th the atey t 3 of win Ww impr I a the oy wave uil~goingige 13 yon oom age Sal ekaioy v.80 Maidan ane HE pa Attached 10 th VT he “EN wheat in haw 108 Interests Op re, 30 Ble +h the theater icotedad in (ah b ox, king dental N] be coutittaon of the hot of _.. Gar ent 4 ow Wea o tho Jystln whi 4, and ti if yodse Mon Wis The fon ute 31 Mi da ae or Ras ingand and Ana his v ing 5 Wt ner of the DO Q N 5 wha wis the #t hjecr (1 ily well Gitte Yim APU: {digit sued an ice interest 4 48 sevores la Wom eties m bouiface, Fox y for o time during Cah rge steam yutenlay hot and flesh, sud pices Marcopoit 4 A i wt ou pn so that the Bind Qrorety Wow hid xy Ate rat itp (gham, Allan 8 oo the Old gt ow returaod lo 4 lie launch of the la wo lade to day, bat "ER" PATENT LAMPS K E J u exec. én he sine member of oy em Ra Hot trom I sath Ba hanoh 0 have less string 2 (ollow dinnnanion o who, after has ingaid at the New 14 establishment, and LAUNCH. Th ‘ompeiy WA nol take PH Ww H VE: SEND and in every way Ang life 5 vee 18 very sired the stres _— leat hofors w I then would ampavies and wopnsotion with 1, unger of the o Le maneger, a vl steamship Company i hs of M a CONVENIENT, SED? t This vans a stant he has ren e or us oh a0 the wnly difiewtious, sn vod to the hoot as we lossoc and ma Fox has been tL we Lie Paclic M XK, from Lhe WOLKs 0 ul Loe SAFEST, most EVER USE UPRIGHT mon full watton the in s Withoul mo ots MM auld come jnoditics wld result ing Bod on the any d the to this Mi For the west of the or a nest week, fro N ST LAMY EVE SQUARE AND pA wv wl no hoes can do by the Fire Deport I horses the matter, wh ublio must be tg islaturas ALC moe ‘He From hat Sus stor of the house stained in (his thoat ine 01 ay i "dotice wi! be civen i A FHE BEST L. 's. HANDING snd TABLE ony OYRAND the sta v 130 horsss ils Uae the stables an the public The p though the Lag lie. the loading ac ead and has a} seulinr to the Webb, 1 1 4 Lo 2 w'Tha JKKTS, HAN od sally now 13 cndoul o 5 averaging OT po few, althoug d of the e Beg mtrodu od to he pw the KLOET he S. BRACK and trimm There are now Superinlen We ha companion, en nates {ogumiature Ir. Fox has in to suppoy is cue from tl y OF FIVE, DELIERS, x GAS, filled Muna weg TUT 3 md, Inds well an tha he oom pan ow York Log Mi nos hithe ga Taking hi Rev ENUR f CHAN NMCKLY as EB. GLOBE o William Bu Ii worgh (rom thas Sate, Veun tarina’y to repr ament th w that the N WL to walh trie of performan he Panton ne. y od to goustruct a Barig axp ub wiicatipn o ISHTED As QUIC OVINO the SHADE, Gold wd horses wil» mostly rom thas f atables, velerinary poss 1a vey olreal SEpeTIONCe MpANY Which saw lature pV 0 id Italians, th r. Fox procesdig which be Tir Nsw oonell on Lhe app) can be Lie OUT REMOVING PREMIL MN, pT hey sie Ia. The ol horses are a found bw man Alun of com) Ihe Legian Froach ai Eainily, MN: Franch works p Cowgnond ory barge aud ail WITH! URNER RE IVE FIRST the rine about rt oq from Cala s ut. The hors ol nl (how fits condibon and this oll known Rava ded on the Fi his produ mi lie of te CO te fora ne aad ucaliy, i ingthsa B alld the best SIXTY F ITORS at yu F fomaeity) Chrystie re so thareugaly sould wol g latement of CCOmpPADION well ki mas foun wdwork for hy tl dont Com to select a a sloek woe INFY, or unscrewing fall kinds Wo a awarded COMPET E WOK. AYA. Ah (For eal No i hey are s they J oand fon ala art of th OOmMpPAT a ios of pantony foes a ground AUTOULLTNS tovernnent to sting at 12 o'clool CHIMNEY, NE GOODS o [1 buyars, both Hava hean 3 VER ALL DAL AT TH country BAC, ni tA al noon sornund th ald 4 Bw! th on the ula of the com) ner Amr AN ted qatiwal p sang! Cor ald a nett as the oaly Lin KEROSE ttantion of Modals, O RIZE MEDAL of this bespitown dav, and on tnt an siarm is vadod good ini the Ls intores 0 Live wollare for the fest few all a most talent Ll 10 ARS 4 KO the Gang to have he n Motinnis wa tat Wada in d Invite the at Suver acd a PRIZ Ls best makers fad tary 1 thts deta nar avimg th wl “if von w 4 a nia ee, were 4 Lan La his country, jon with the NOS ent-fead Ty K thal the sii saad of the d d sb will, having allot cam [commer y c oflioer ka We proved bimy 4d that ‘if Handi srasois he revenue off hour Alderman Wednesday nex we D OIL io markst AND RETAIL int in compat F PIAY 10 Their wou he mont on Det ug disine 1, Go al! a public ofl Lona, te be sal ox.” Yor wveral s tavel at at that h joutiment to rovernment wing ESALE A licauin ONDON, in 0 OF THESE trained Ww of to be off ast) De Lhe public ot heart, Le Stats. As wg e publio Ba Came nd see Fox of ihe Ba esterday I an adjouti od by thie (ic WHOL tte all applicaus L PERIORITY he yok patie and af Lhe p regis of the bot woen he p nid it we must go an Liflcaions of 3 g@e.0 Yontond reset, wad an ad laud desi t side of the Monae, sea N. Y. Furope. JREAT SUPER! by t from ®7F 3 LUN w rence inte tinking place Oohsarve tomimo vou ith his own modi avabil iwi, he Metabor bad. The from the west 5 a4 and tosti Maidea lane, N, 8 THE GR d bundant'y w Im. JF the insu rowllic would to pan meell with by a noble uw Mine ‘olock oon. was tends Vartan Sicoulars, with pri Go.. No. 49 Alsiam THAT ded in e fe NO TAL pronto do all he (arents o nted ums stized by I pantomime, 12 o'clock Lalore named fnitery wal Lirouiars, I$ IVES Co, NTERN. i lly ved du t Fe ERS A) _ TRIALS, would, in the ev he obligor! to ha ingdrancs a ponte at length bang ly naw and original he purposes balore the old Ha wit 20 feet to the JULIT i POCKET LA still univorea 0 race FORTE AKE men POLICE Berge: and Maciaree. he Aman ios tad with the aya, but at length ntiraly for the pry “erry Pier aloug th ve of about 2 the HE FOLDING ters and tesiin vo PIANO. thers may be owners Berg i and the d ay oonues way y sousts ‘oad AN0Cesd, "MT sla Fo rly a distance iv the whols of t ante lor T lat JELEBRAT 4 Among 0 London. md Coniuvinaron RCH Ue public gow American Ang solved too PAbi ct asd suecw flea his Pomary he Bruton b yroe Kouthe y jor line, Nea Ly or Rola a MOST C OF EURO wood Sons, dont Acton (MOUTH CHURCH. b A838 a 4 f the Woith now from ich lie did wi bis duplicated often mes eAnant. ot 22 fart, the ow exterior line, oF WaleP, YL aod INTER- ING ARTISTS of Broads lard, London. rent. Bstors Pros INT OF "LEN the Rev the Ste I" emdenl o He differed 1 opi of a WC that time ho bos dig riginal pautomim is direction Vdiugaioners ex t, is now wuder w; vp LL sod INTE 4 H B rd Collard, Rene Fuve ‘WIN FR ‘Arnes of the Wk Av. Mdvgan Die vantion tablishment Since that time Mi. Fox's orig rks in this direc Hato 0 gguars foot, i Sp SAUTIFUO them- BD" 0 1a! indssy Sloper eh we ERI APTI met of 0 vw adtyen rk Boia Thought. that ‘might he wad th oy gt wd Gi wh ator beiog oh Al abut 4,00 yy P THE Paci Mar, A LL LOVERS of a NEAL LE o apd 1 Canes MIE A Godda aw Rvdney Srilh “Though t Jit rovekad con t mu procoding a» Inseam: I that it might b ‘ounted on in dae and Gil o and load tor (Toes 0 g the TING FRENCH Simple. Sure, Jheaply, Quick. Halle, Hatton, Brinley e re that (he disputing 6} Buran of In talilishoad, and or or the sulminated in duced an gn Direc torday at 4 Es ARLOS'S Now, Koowl Cheaply. and Chas Ha xe, fd Beecher wns nol aware that National Bu tutionally costa f the Interior or fo have culm Bowery, was pr ELECTION Fo tion held you 3 Ay f Dr. H. CA onvarsatio LAK it treely Benedict, ‘arl Reinecke, Glaho pod, Hyg Ww Fart, we are fs. [If such canes sould ba consti the Papartment o What life st tha in the ttemetive in Broadway. theaier, wal y At an clect Nos. 5 and 0 aalvas of f acquiring a Con USE and SPF INS oniv. and Jule Well, Kule Vou Ai —y s 10 fisticufts. If; Es ALA ros GO aither the f vision of it Lar Wi sly atteaeti naged Lhe the SHIP COMPANY ‘ompuly., Ne METHOD o ughly, as to 100 LESSONS eh James happel. yeas and uneow fv come to 4 "su Ios cate rized tha AYE RUPALY ww will not ks tremnendo ox has oa ines arramg Rreavsin 4 Steamship Compun) on as Di ly, and ao thoro rae monthe or d 16th of ea Jd Osborne 8, A, Chappe i NAe4 OVOP gi wh y Shines lave eve hy STL all at 10 50 wor Department gi Joggislation “ie ok various W Novartheion, A Bw n pe mptory ba i office of the Paedic Mail St a tien ore os a Potion dA in EE Tes qa Ge M W Bate,’ Louls Plaidy ol ey Stash Ww a Nn pened, the nartu a Nol wo, ho Ll BEE aniad was inte ROTTEN ‘hth te it pay, cei od by 4 ofhe tas Bal she OWMl t of bat $3, CI Da mt L ACADEMY, No. "Lou Yoo My Ab 4 the Comg which the he has mad Mzage exec 4 the following Melan dennistous 1 the coat of dias trom 10 a. UAL ACADE PIANOS, i have “1 the wow sw Wi inesbiers sud no IUTRNCS WAL arntions of sneral plan by as h nal its Aale. {4 morigag les, d Wait st. the ear: Allan William Deaisto wt Tours for Ladies his LINGU UPRIGHT AND m okur y Bescon ho oper fl ROMS gone; We manner, comp awa oul of 4 dol 8. Gilles, he ensaling ve: 1s Davis he 1. "Cor onth, Hoo ne 1, at his AND hoot der, nono wehigho Ma ombarrag ree upon nthe svine m ly ments the sale xr IN% to Joly petors for the en Angostus Da A. Grinnell, on Spm tllvp a SQUARE THREE UN ot I ol non paw ho Bi sonis- 15 bh Lie Words tures could ag would al] be made i BE Id bo easily Live causes of t) ‘4th of Novem wr, Swery Theator—a Fm is Skiddy. Clarles Ang 2. Moses tiskel re wan, from 8 p. v thats a (JRAND, ‘FE BRIDGE PROVEM ‘iy ae 1g A Lo-aeal Le Yor the Loginia nits coul Companing wou the f fin on the y ot the Bowers Tver Francis Ski Flisha Rigg bo above Lek 1 Vast Twenty-six Q AGRAF DERN IM ranted. Pas 00g itt ew who-pay for th its of Compa nsirancs Co laws in all th Ham blu tocklolders "Orage Was t WW. derdne ra Ai) aliares t ganization Is ast Saad DES MO is fully wa ofa ly an tL b8-eVaR- of Honey i ase roports 1 by the i oods of la 3 TRE f cartain SG 04 This ‘mort t heater L.00n31 yt of 150.4 t Tor organ! Cod YW SHA Dy wade by us 0k who seem Al ALY _—— {vas Le abnect des re I he a simpl Skim his wou Lriston of Ine of 88.50% shake of the t) Gargison. tm rd will mes INI T, new deslans, y inet rumoant wr bot I divipe Lh f reguls ol v Thers shoul ut the conn'ry oth ie of the value of wd of tha athe olivs K Board GILT, (DS ‘Every ati ma sla dareh mo id Then wonghout ol the ortgage of tl J shares B] nu Fyores, ‘I'l OLLAND EROOMS hud 4 08 A halar at aracmatting sl mad ttatned work waformly theo of the Companies wad it way RGTIRAY payment on ily f the par value of ig uth Mr. 1s%€ uve: ib ans yo id BEST SCOTCH MH is Y. No. M7 Broadway PV YORK: NOTOX s1. WoSTOS JR ne 8 0 LL To nlite west Yih Na o mold the int atv 4 of this being JAgh it Wis 10 soe ‘were at that tine i b- Bie ahibikariding ANS fu fon avs Sepp The orphan child- G. L. J. B. KELTY. NO. 652 BROADWAY, N NO. 246 Wasa of the Union. SOUS A lots dil oily sertaaly promo’ nit Sal 1 ts consider WICH Wir) nt Lui rere paid uy au hy (DD SUHOOL, ea Q h olties ere aro ve A o no wld gives hick fle sAres Ww 8 AE 5 D SCHo red up i’ neva wog® the «i lois of eau» fore b ing farest slo ea Burean, which Part of tie sl ed six othags, u of ¥5,63 LIOME AN ives were qffer JURTAINS!! ts ln all the YUL dILg wal he A Aditi fo public o fasnrance in al lasurancs Bur y ary cxtingugshies sd for the sui i was. by Aue UNION base Yves Ti INS! (C op origed Agen uy Ea by Wag ns hey alahors that the iw Nationa 5 ‘Waldron ex ard entered fc Ln, which wa 4 Mots w thyiand WRTAIN! LOCATLETL, Auth there waling MORE a Lun f society “ir matura wmeal of a tion 1% Wn wm afterward ft Mr. Hawbll Richard B. we soldiers and sa and the sympathy BR whol thoy a decencion of Ah J Th Lhe aniaMisle ot ponght for, ed the Convento A litigation to the family of for them by K ren of th Yieht to dem ani Sehool LACE TIN DAMASI, fo th wm lo pro perfectly y sof the shjacl o 0, then addressed dd os pe luis as dus a in charge for 6, the mortga othr have a vig ie Union Home an SWISS L RA JARieh regs foes @ight oem aed wis Lowondd om of Boston F COWpPALICS. Aun Clnlmsd sy gourd, taken Tn %06, Lf Ter tairvon The Union ling LACE, Y REPS, Lo, ve con il nn “w Wright, batwecn the f valuation f the cou we Sapreme Court er wife o Ld 2 tire pubife bx, groviding ne INGHAM L TERR d expeun rtintant a n coed in se Me Bhs rmony br for nan of vu order o Mork of the Rap w, lor A r. wolf the y unales ation. NOTTI i M on od a, pe Nt frequently au 3 v LTR, A AL nd 01 the necessity Jf {option of a un O Ly J of tl yi Donnelly, 3 ul Eliza Mary Ann Sha jon, #10826 Js, 3 *3HIAT ANC oe oad these little Unfur deoent efiucatio W TYLES FOR 1266 8. KELTY, LR Si Jess arowding, A wnfort of many o Wo ehareh mage cpuoovinng the iA would fmt ti io of vital sta Idd become dus A plication tor her partis 10 uefide With} has Sedn yh home, and giving ver 1 to the people of 8 Oo. L&J h No. 447 Broadway. Sham ves. to thie dee ute exclusion Whe semis oun ion of gush a pl o abd in the eolleetic t the inter n. made a ted by the cor thout doin wnitable ne, Wo apes vitizen. They Now a PAA badly N lon ney wld also ne 0 {famblin 'e 5 Appoint mreels wi 11 Tor tigom n tilution uo tig citize 3 War. for theme othe oeeipancy i of Live win It would also v Iso put an end Ie Yeu 74 Lis wa old in pa dle of the ins v patriotic ‘air. the pro NITMENT. an one, from the Moench Is Som pauiey, ‘tion would also t of the insu Philo IT. Rug god could be i 0 I'he innagers 10 help of evervy nd Fai 3 N OINT) files, old Lastanoes AW OWnen, afl v wi0@ NE nny ancert of acti the conduc rig) aM 1v mortgage the ried one i d usk the Ww Concert and e haild 08 GERMA a An for piles, rae CoN IR 0 Bre pw sat ily p A con nother in eof State logis! he propert} of any of emises, hLeing New -Vork au resentation jon of anew hu BERG he slightest dang For sale TIV, fers, who ve paid wo praple tisiios State with terference of Sta sutry thep interest of an) bat the premise ls, wus New old a grand prese; he ereetion ing aol WUHILBE without the diseases, 0. IN THF C hich they ha thon ds of peay as of one nlry. Any io er the conutr) ary to the decided tha Idd in parce postin to Lol voted to the agvertisyy rain core, and skin DRTMENT I) for win tens of thon OOK vi; aren the counli} itself all ov 7 injurv) ter Luving il not be sold would prog which will be de aca ta our hands of fanted a ce m, all bone 1508, 5 JEST ASS( A the te k nod Brook Dusiness o hich soresd tted fo act feree. afte in bots, coud 1 Lie property comi oo which By preforenc is In the Lian (ula, salt thew ineipal diuge a d LARGE: YLES, Al Janus furions fo w of New Xo rere folks ace hus ny wich sp should be permi ‘hat refer WOTOTILR sever lay when the 0g of coms gently needed, agement is in ti wounds, scrofu d by al! the prin Sr mwich an THE IL BLE 8T fact no Cation o (0 Ua compa State #l 4 was wha ding. co point a day nena i ok urgen the manage JNK Bowery, and by ai! or EW Greenw iv 1ONA (tis aa throng the hureh—-or, a rel Lok will Noone I legislation bute y the court to apy toa prior» mort LAL be seen that th wiable eit *t No. 9 y AGNE hi Flour aod Mg FASHIU ‘BL th Chure ier sn Ulirel Ihe regret to sales. Nationa 5. a8 11 erp tered by the dion. subject hy way of will be most respecta YW THOMAS Rr. Coffeas, Fluhi, we. I Min who avery dors of Plymou ty, Bee Bowl was lo le United Stat te the business, oraere ablie anetic B. Astor by bevic mins lthiest und un TOPO UW ud Leos Co Jue price hon he pew ho ravaren PIIY LIK Pe we whole regulate th to regulate sold at publ by Willimm le haw w some of Yous wen NEW 18 you w to Now York. Ouepil rim gid vi Wo otrbgen Ad person Nes, of nip iy wed, C wh right to go ue y 7 tween the FA pv on the sainé, heli by ng gh Aor onde, wre Ane N RTHERY HALROAD OF iw (x Hdd fT WA mr ANY ore _ 0 i mm 10 render os Wa me workh That a8 TANOL C8 COMMEeres In Great 1a pursvan to Mis. Shaw and L er bids Lhe N OF THE aN u ound -W everything w hsb A SY 1) S A we calle 1.0 rlosics apd (vv the clviliard lib ale an ness Which AS 5ECessary neur. RAKE The amount due ¢in trical manag Bowery Excuiao be "Noribe i" D bh i. Ow Lions in Glial liable other dhusines 6 W wis of Life Luss vrelered less some thes ito of the 7] 2 ers of the os8 Mes al 0 1! to them mo 08 Asse Clive, is tha rumental Hundreds Parl or Low, Un le. the old owe ab Ie manag MIL enafiv J forty ously eugio ad with Abe dunt Hoy known as ap wy states. Gaverw op CP 1 nx. mder act o Fa B xoonds 40.00, is not propitia, a compeicial strat ie to J ERsEy.~(") n excursion 10 the mt T I ood, I ar TA R NO CLEANING, 18 NNN B iy LJ} NCL “1 Poel Loe pirtt (x a fact o ITTRTIEN OY 0 #008 hd shed ted n this country, we I property be speedily Gocupied exconngly Tat Jersey gav) An sterday. s CHAT REPQY Re T AND SIL A f) BAW ihey truly Clirletian sp ator vows bl cary to Lhe) Roel les tad eel tf if initiated fr rpeater will ation) WANAZOE wre |id¥iagen are so vs of tha uty ud 1% a hat HHONZE. FIR Pr FASTENING i Ue eral, 1m wl pasts s people up pee 3 thibe ompany Tbe he ify wereld wivan z mereha other Pugiewood is A PATEN n ths ge 1w 1 w ad) Hot ance Comp LoCartam nt is coi tei sing Perma i win ta wy meeps wm pi Bp ers buve sin A i euzuen the United Stales Lift oy Insuranc: ccure the proj od OF JLOre OF Oil hp 0 Flore, hy v wi v Ww oCount he ied aiip) 1 Ni Ne 2 Dosoe o. Spr (alversal accony I Dircaiors of fe Mv. Joly Eadie o was a desire uo hat #uch a plan Bil Goyal ARID V1 OF WN Of unm KAS oi v rotect. For BALE hy st MLESEREAU, No +2 Spurl OF o 4 Trupositions ou that the pogdind 3 My tv paid that there wa ted action. Tha me of Lie oc) oN i en untn lt, Ver d Woh a ML Fo ia foe 10 Tor wah S10 ht etfs 1 Sort n ylan of ante acon, was on wil wean 0 Metre mh d jinn gobi nl hy and the. s Deny ep pele was obvious 1 (RX) 1a ver B Pu, hy M y 1 LL VS dais 3 ~u wid atfuirs wh senily apt Fane adopted Fd ountis Fliers ve chi ene ou O IE L Port 0EANS Vo od wy of space abou eh Pols Conse ne) Tia hthe ha in. HH. Ca oo kith thin a ed vith nis he Poles Chueh of J I'he som invest scl) Scere 49 uch cormiced. Gr yeast o h whet S00 (00 000, e ss W i Buck ily I a Cr ly PS Were mi ph pauy 42 it yr MYC ot Bo coe] of 8 I AL Camnectio [TR 0 the cub Ne f the Cu Nn] hh JOU Bow Om i 4 Beonom ats Mr. duh trwety Bes N ov 1 ro President of the Con vont ww; A Nt Jenne sata bo Sagdey pe wr ant v “Me Galt "Y