The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
September 5, 1871
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THll"tTY-XlKTlI YKAR. NISWYQB T iFeSD Ay SEPTEMBER 5, 1871. MCE TWO CENTS. S SAINTS LASHING SINNERS, j tT.rot.KY, sr. o limns, axdst. bah- 111.11- A VI K 11 (I'll ALL A CO. The Freieentor, Almoner, llrrtdlr, and futon ol the Church of Hi, I'nlrr CreatlgntlnsT Ihe Impenitent iMnlrfitetora of the I'rolaue Horlrtr of the Columbian Order, The inns meeting of citizens and tanavcrs, Irrespective of ptrty, which wat held till night at the t'toper Union, to consider the alleged frauds Id the StuncUl tdralnlilratlon of thla dtr nJ count)-, wtt everjlbing that tl.a moil trdeut Irlendt of the movement could desire In point of numbers and eplrll, Tlii hill wis densely packed In even part, od a ire. t multitude probably tLouinds--n turned a tr from the doors, utterly unable tr iil In. Caul. Btrn. of tl e Mercer street pollco atal i Was in hltet.dsnce, with a force of several hundred policemen, to preserve order. Tneie were tta. Honed In all Ihe aisles, In the corridors, on the plat form, and surrounding tho building, so If at anr die torbanceol Hie meetlnr, even bawl II been meditated, WoulJ lavo been wholly iroposrlble. The audience within the hall wae of a verr Intelligent and resprct sM c.nrscler. a few Isdlcs being eeattered among the deme mass of 'nen, l.ko plums lu a eiTOrjr pud lug. occipanps or Tn rutronn. The ilstlorm waa cionded beyond decency by tlios who Md been favored with special Invitation! lobe i repent, which Included, of course, tho Coin-trdttiec-f Arrangements, llioee who had been se. leiJ ev the Committee for officers, thoae selected to serve on the Committee on lteaoluttone, lhoe wio wero to tddrcss the ineotiDE, the lion, Osorge Janes cf the .Ydf York Timn, a dozen or more at Uafs of tho A'sir York 71irui, bealdea the Hon, U:nrr Clew, the llev. Dr. l'rime, and o whole bolt of bsld or gray-headed gentlemen of eminently re spectable appearance. Tho Treasure, however, wat 13 cre.it that It was Impossible to net about to either name. The meetinc wn called to order irouiplly at 8 o'clock by Mr. Henry O. Stebblnt, Cbiirnauof the Couimlllee of Arrangements, who goinin.led ri-Ma)or William V. Havetnoytr lor V airman, The nomination was conllrmed with treat eutlitiilaim, wldcli manifested Itself in uproar hm cheers as Mr. llavemeyer appeared at Ihe front if Ihe plat'orm and spread out his manuscript en the reading desk, preparatory to tusking a srsecti. Allr the storm ofapplau'S had ripended lUelf, Mr. Havcnieyer spoke lu substance as fol ia! muAHKj or mr. UAVtuiTia. lie 11 h w.ts th son of a German emigrant, bora la th rm and reued and edncatoM neie. lie started l.f a nii iirretiiice. and rote to the honor ot Ihe i lin i u.-ir.ur oi the ctlr lie Mm led to hit mod enjr. ni it it auked tbe meeting lor ihe honor coiilerred l uaiii iiiiu chalrm.n lie and the meeting was sat eo .vt re i .n ti,e Imeieit of the Ilcpiibttean or the Item crane pint, nor lu the interest of anr religious lecturer e t. or in the inttre t of the ilcn or poor pt.t In th mtertstof every honest man tn Itila com ennui it 1 ic term hunt-sty haa still any significance, twneli uipciaiic or lteiuLie'.en, Cainolic or 1'rute.t- si rcli i r p or. who is A favor ot ao efficient and riuoi'iu.riii uiliiilni.liAiion ot out' city Uovtrntoent, iaJririu-.il itemc". and is wlitlnz lo worktoriucn a rerri.. i any An I 11 exl tins nbnies nt will afford him UK-ent vnient of th" Urce.i liti-nv tn all theootn. pfi i" s 1 1 life, and th m -t ample ecuiliy in imnon itt'i -i Hi. j.o,irt he my houurMnly and nooeiily IC lih- I l pUilS CIlAkUM AQII.NAT Till CITT GOVItlNMIST. II a'lu !i-i to me fact th.it tcrv srave rhartei av t f-n ni.tee uzaiiiit tin- ineuileri ol the Citytloveii. nlit. ol irallduicnl und comirit eztrMvacaocc In th -ripendiiure ot the i.ublic moneys thil lare mini hive in on e cne., been iAld to counterfeit demanii i and In oiheii, Hhere elllu-i no tquivalem, or a vuy diip-oiHi tiuiiAie one. hat hreo received, until the pun Hi hi.otcouii Alarmed, and u at Inst arouicd to lit nectuliy ot tbiiilutiiia; inch n riRid lneititatloii of ttMMMUiic aeruunti ai will If the rharije. aie lal e. aiipei a'eroi lot i no Inline, or, if found to be true, wiii lean to inch decide i lu.aiurei a to forre m Ln-lty partial to dnirorice it.e r ill-eutien Kilni, atd mtltr ihe utuioil tenalty cf the law for thcirlarccn.es lAptd.u..; He c lined that the rharcrs air Unit the lnteirlty uf tbe niemter ot our cit k--v rinnent hae not yet i ivrea in a way to .Alitly thw eoninitlmtir 1111 shay ale fa se. ur that luei lack ur ot tbo elettentv to CONVICT TIIOSI. IKI'LICATID tf crtssc bsiore a-.y hantteosrt ir Jurv tzi thit. If what baa been alleged aEaiii.t the oin Un be true. ih whole trntli hainoi been told and that the ci edit of mo city la in Imminent dancar. oy Itie act of thoae whoie iiair H wa. to picerve and protect it. Tneie itate menti rnnnot bo weakehet by tlatteilnff emniatel of tlie value of Ihecltr proieity, whltn mav bemads by eiperti in real eitaie, ai ihe uiai of thai properly It neeileJ for uie. and Is not open for pale, and an) debt fraudulently Incurred umit tailback on the reonlc to be pild b) taxation. Applauie 1 He alluded iu the i roipi-rnr of llil. city, claiming that In troaili was la sslte ol ihe negligence, unorance, and corruotln o( I lovtrninent, oulclil life, no long r honoraale, n-i become a bunneii. unices are created, not so much lo if ward noiitical farorltel u to purchaie lbs aid of irrupt men to TAMP OCT LIBXItTT IK OCR MIDST. Tha.o'it eior'oiiant aalailea are paid to lbs most t lunetrnt official.. Tne cnarirr of our city, as u t w -tAiioi, la a mere act ot perndlom legtflailwn. coo-r- ted and framed to prolong the term, of bad men. b nder It. and Iti attendant leglilailon, the government Dt tliia city hai become an oligarchy. 'Ine rtcm uf larfrige u prictically aboluhed. Klectlve officos are i ilioro of nowtr, and acaiceijr the lorm of a Democratic rox eminent remains to pa in h) cur. V.'::.U:, iltlilK I ai the ihai eof taies. from boneit toll, Saunis Itieltis i iie ptll'lic geze. m gorgeoui array In iblenald equip. I ifti anl in paiattai residences apnlauie lo aite.t, II mi P' if ti e provident, nnndulurated, lucorrnpilbl, and r.iitu-al democracy of Its poiseiaors. lo oranlcate th -e fvi.i wit. require the u.e of Ine cautery and tue lii'fr. in the handi ot bold, ikllful. ard faithtul opera tor. rMihtrlhan the onack noitrumi or prcteatloui filaceous of any literary mountebank. He nj 1 Ijiii oc en lurprlied at tnt IHTtkSHS AND APATDT Or Tlta rEOPLk j u. ni l isneeial v of the m'chaLlcsl and labor ing not't Sn bi ut,T popu'ulion. In not Citing the tub in t iiici, now appears to excite iodic ititcrc.l. earlier nt, nt on, sii-Q a muit tuve ions D'-eu pa ent to ery I d hilin tue ani.Hy to lU.a.. oe wnoi. i!1 r"""leU" "mere.!, thai every t.t' J.1. "-r:r, not to aat fraudulently expended .y me nt. guveruire.il, mini he nald or lho.e w.io la Jor in ii, inciwascd rent of the buildingi wb.chshol I")'"1 in me price oi every ganneni whieh clothes i..e(i laiumci and ol ver luoutnful of food Ihey cat, in.l ho l-uonuc-d ev.ry act ol pronuailtr or lonblug pi in in guvernme.it a. a ronoery of labor, oiuiin ltn t i r oiiloiti and dissipating it. erlorments. I. pr .rp n.. p,nul cnparti.ershlpn, he said, in poll, i c. ii, v iii,,rr nun lo rellmon, where one mm fur -nr iiu capital and the otoer does the sroik i la se tui. ui )chaui inniher i"f hit hoth worn: axd pat, ed ver the oodv ol our ciureni, eaen aetlni for iin.-i i, 11 n.o.n that ilioy will turn trom the vu. i ni i. oucaru In.' interiaii ami ir lu '"I i .ir,, ai' make un earneit nd fiiibful cSorl I. oi. i.hmw il.e WK'"B loer-,.nil eslanli h reliirm "illi totrrimieut of rit-hi- goul rt-.uiti woirn ii 1 ti I I., nun Ii, in tn. meeting n be secured. A.-ii Mai'-r. lu a re fin comiuniCAiiiin in the t' m en n i nut .1 dt-t ar d it io lit- lue lu then ton tun en- hi i. -o iiu puuiir i-ititlil ti permit a uuhlui.. d, uik-ii pi i imi un4 I .an ciiinlnitteent ttixray a 'i a. in.-, lu I ii lie i At- in lur Ian ir. ol liial a 'ii in ii.ti -M..itiiu tit ai t oiiuts of the r.i, tlit-rt-It ri'iMui o hoiie llml tin, ditties ol any .nrti f.,m. bull t ion iiii.v aj point loi inia purpu-e will bo rt-n-aiui ii-ft. Uillltul ami iirotrui'le t than tu.coi otin-r-tn. n tiiauitd. lie cloiid tiv repeatlnu with ttra idaiic ttfvei mi- iineill n wnii n It., hepii dt'ri.lvei y I 'it to di-ai.boltiied aad dli.st'.u, d iiiquirer. for inr r siati'iii i-o it-ei ilng tin- t iu- oil i on ii an n w ut in, i u Koing to ilo 4U'iut l Ilinuien.e appUuse and theen 1 TIIK I'ltOllfUMUr,. Vhen tf I i.i.i ni 1. d cm c uded his ri-muk fce w" pri fiitel mt'i tn ii,u-cript progtaiiiine t the order of pioct'cdiiis, written on h.ilf u iit-Ht ut i"ol-cip, wmcli ho cireiul apreud out btfore tun mil I lnceeded lo sillily, lli'euliy keeping n o)ut Ipou It tlnougliuui II. o r-u iei tue!H proceeding, einy leu rtqu. red to reunite them to nnnouuen i IpMki r, put u nudion, or erform some aliullar tiftl tul dull. While tue worthy C:iairiuau waa anil imieatoring to decipher the lire! linn? Indlcatxd on la t ..I oun. .Mr. Henry It'icoll, who had been II. -r.il the Ihtnl imn. ro.e. grj.tiy to the ventrahlc Iiiin in iii'n rofifu.ion, un i a'toke i-t1 pelce lit un ill. J i hp o! ulutf r i. ,Vw YorK Twm, about I column long, ia)iuz M II. lklllllN's NUU'XATinXl. Mr i i.iiiL.i oy initi i.ie loilowing grnt'emen ti I i r.-ut.'' -ii mis inec-ting (rjadi u a t oi -ii nr. nt- i tiii pt-v i.tl I'liierst al.o that iiiu I. 14 (lu-onl d 'CrftJll'h Of (111! Illiollll..' i t iii-.tl.ei lou. til ol iirtin, 1 ajd uuny olheis Ii J I I. 1'iue. li rea Wall aoun lid i-mlnenllj retpeol kbit- li.i-' Uirmn mag with (jr-it ilpliberatlon, an.1 Put li.i. riuni m,' nni iu voti. tnorouu'-li'tt Ibvui .il envd if.a u. tt'ienie w,i limril i hi cuil lor 4 ln.. C 'i !"i r S4(g'ln ri-t'tred, Ihe venei'd- lit", i",'"""1"' I'"1 "'idfe I-iiiinutt will now ad The ii,,, J' PkCII. tan iV,"". 1 ana prdimmarv re I el i 1 i -ii o 'en Hiat ihif dibt i i ..""i'1: v- 1""l It had fuelled i ''""red aim leu Millions, lie':, in r 11 11 no u-r me preienl Major, Im I reii.-daikij three mint 'iu. 1,1 r I iv.,1, H." '"e eiuimrUin whole. -.i. I N Vur vaalUea "'ifii '"'led upon tioii.e otiait and inttlngde i. ..''it ?V bar.iwVu not He tin 1 u"y wereven vo. i i "'0,!,,.ul tnelranoi i" i. it" J." rmont-s. '.at, k' '.tleii.ru olllt-uii to unit, to '."fx l ilii i. 1 plead guilty.' I Vea. Xitin .i.ii, '"lie iituciii. inouitl always I,"1 no tV.'V 'f0 b?r "I'lnlon. re io .V u 'harura ul iraud Iney l --I Tn J T'1- I1-""" nd rr ei or h'"' i in ii", diiting loseeiftiir V." 'en i,i i 't homily o: worshlr.ped i all in .i ',oi .should do their duty. If,',"" 1 Sui ."Uf ,he"" "I gotleii li"" I it i V, ,w 'he oower of a people 1 'nine late rebelllou. Ii.houtd J pC0,;'"IT" hkSOI.iJTIOi.1. I '"v. AVIl.!,',?'!;".1;" "'c'""' 'requenl tp. -eir cio.s ih. ,pjker uud lu, ,J, j rolnlment of a committee of aeven to prepare reso lutions lor the rnnsldeta'.lnn of the meeting, 'Ihe motion prevailed, wlien the Chairman read the names of seven rcupertable gentlemen fron the pro gramn e. Including Judge Jamtt I'molt, Chalrmsn, W. II. Vennlltea, John Foley, Jo'eph II Choato, and Hit ee others wnose namca could not be under stood. The gentlemen named at once rose from II elr chairs and formed a gronp. One of the num b r 'I row irom his pocket a proof sheet of the AVw York Timtt, containing the resolutions as piepared by tue the managers or the meeting. Jodgo Kmotl bowed assent. Mr. Foley smiled assent. Mr Ver mlljoA tscltlr assented. All Ihe rest of the gentle men absented In one way or unotber, and then they ast down, While this byplay was going on the Tenersble Ctialrruan announced that TUB HUM. OSWALD OTTftXPOiria Would address the meeting. Mr. Otlandorfer came lo the front with a minu 'icrlpt In bis hind, and waa greeted wl h applause, lie apologned for having a prepared speech, on the ground that Herman being hid native tongue, ha spoke English but imperfectly. He then pro ceeded lo read bis remarks, but owlnz to bis Imperfect enunclstlon the audience under stood bnt little that be said, and Onilly became Impatient when he was about half through and broke out with a roll of uncea-lng mock apoljuse, compelling him to delist, Mr. Uttendor ler then said he would glie his manuscript lo the reporters, which he did, and tho audience cheered him enthusiastically for his forbearance. The fol lowing la lie substance of wbat be had 1 repared I tub nox. ojwald OTTtMnoitr xn's srikcrt. I am ready to mako all reasonable concessions lo the necessities of party organ rations, but 1 cannot and will not concede ihe existence or anr valid reaion why onr municipal affairs anoutd be shaped, influenced, and even c. ntrolied by pany p lltiei The only rraton wtiich can be ai signed there. or Is that the abuse exist, that Ihey have exiited for yean, and mat all aitcutpta to icrucdy them have so far been In vsm To every at tentive observer of the manner In whl h onr man clpal affairs have been conducted and regulated during a long series of yean, it must have bfome e'earthat onr cltv baa been Ihe football and target at which the Irtrlgnea of both political rirtiei were aimed. The taxpayer or New yolk had to lornlah the corruption lend which kepi the machine! or both parties going llul even now, while this poor cltv. bleeding from a hnndred wounds, ties prostrate under the burden of a debt amending to over a hundred rotluona. the pay ment of which, together with Interest thereon, muit necesarllr impose new and manifold bnrdena to bo borne by Ihe working claisei out of their scanty earn tnga now, that even the most heartless egot st should expiess regret at our pitiable situation, the intriguing politlciana are already again at work lu turn our nils fortune, to the advantage of their party. This auur ance Is given br Horice llreeiey. who Interprets a mnifcst of the Chairman of Ihe Ilepubllcan btato Cen tral t.ommlttee In the loilowing wav i You meik ot k formidable revolt within the Demo cratic party to overthrow the corriipt I ainmanv King, aud that overtures were made lo irading liepublicaos looking lo reciprocal action, the rttolliug Denioerais ofleilng to support the ItepuMlcsn Hate ticket It the lie publicans would untie In support ol the AnlPTam. many city ticket, aid thai the proposition was readily acfei'ted." lnlee.l. the spectacle offered brthe Iloman soldiers In raining- at the font of the cross tor the clothes of the r-avlonr cun have been hardly more shocking than Ihia new attempt to make the misfortunes of New York Ihe beats of new political baigains, lint so It hss been and so it will be as loug ai we peimlt onr municipal affairs to be Influenced py party politics ai long ap we do rot emancipate the administration of our municipal gov eminent from the airugcles of political parties. Ihe Idea Is not new, bni good. A Legitlaiure elected under a proper pledge ronld 1-nmcdiaMy after Its organisation pa's an nnah log act, bi wnlchthe cituens of New York would be au thoitiet to elect a conitltnttonai convention to diaw up a new chartrr. to t e submitird at the gcnersl elec tion of Yfti lothe rat Scatlon of tlie people I litre is no aouM but that wltn some exertion and with proper carr the election for a cons litiitional ron. srntlon, which tatespla.e under Ihe imprrsilon ol the n.ctPiUr tu emancipate onr City Government from the lmlurnci-a of party politics, would result in Ihe selec tion ol our must prudent, expereneed, and honrst eniftns. who wonlu he toual to Ine great and rtspon sit'le tssk linpo-"l upon them anl mat li e charier prepared br them. If It contains the neeeiiary sale cuarai to free ur cltv entire y trom party yoke, would t e rrcomnindru by both politick! panics for adoption, tor It tney declined tu do it they would give the II to the promiaes made br their htate Conventions thia year and would indangrrthe sui-rr.s ol the candldattato be voted lot in the same olre Ion. According tn inv ludgnint tnts Is the most practical and edcleut wvv to free our city prrmanent v from the annea u dcr which we now .uCir 1 Uo not know whether this meeting win remit lu any permanent rt form of the evila ot our cur government: but 1 l:now It would be adepl iratile niiatake If lomo of you inti In the expectation that the exeiiement and tne indlg. nation nuw fllilog Ihe bearla of nine tenths of our tel. loW'Cit'Xrna ccuid be made uie of for political party I uc, oiei. or In favor of a faction of a party, or to pro mote the chances of any tandldale for omce, When Mr. Ottendorfer gave way. Judge Kmolt rraopeared, and on behalf of the Committee pre sented tho resolutions printed on the proof sheet of the AVie lYirJ. Tlmti ns their report, which he re. qnesttd Mr. Choite to resd. Mr. Chotte obligingly consented. The resolutions arc printed la another column. AM OVATION TO lOMgt, When the resolution complimenting Ihe AVu I'orX' 7iriCi waa read, the audience broke out In tumuliu una cheera for the Timtt, mingled with cries for Jones I" "Jones 1" The Hon. tleorge Jones blushlngly presented himself, and bowed polltel) In ackuowtedgenicut of tne compliment. 1'he audi ence then shouted Speech!" "Kpeocul" bill as there wae no speech pat down In Ihe programme for Jones, the veneriblo Chair man would not allow Mm to bo heard. As the lion. Oeorge Jones sal duwn hoots, groans, and hisses for the Itiralit tilled the room, wltn cries, Where's the lltralJ now V Hang toe Ittrald and many other exclamations of nlssstislsitlon with that Journal. These were allayed by Mr. John Foley, wno, with a significant twirl of himself like a 109, cried, 'Oh, the, lUrali will be ell right to morrow." MORg rtXDILLlO. Ai Ihe audience had now got into something of frisky mood, a disposition was manifested to rebel ;L3it the Venerable Cbslrman'a programme, and whed the reading ol the reaolutlons was concluded lucd Calls were made for a speech from Cnoaie; bul Ibis could nol be pennitted, and Clioate was shoved aside to tnike room lor rx-tlovernor t-alo-mon of WIrorn, who waa anuounced as Ihe next etit-skrr. Ho I Ihts proceeding was not satisfactory to the audlenee, who, despite the ri (Jovernoi's pleading look as bo aloo I walling to be beard, con tinued to cry for "C'hoatel" "CuuMcl" A CITIISM AND TiirMtn. 1 In the meantime an .nntpendent cltlxen and tag. pater nnder'oa lo be Mr. Henry Llbenao, an at t. ciio "J Comptrollor's oStce, mounted a seat nrnr the aurUi ond of Ihe hall, jn? Its'Wt'u!'' jJ- i 1 iiiiliu.T, ,"ecydl loluiliSiKtco, the audience In bis vicinity tVoate icr Hie I nioineut In their desire to I ear the uianonncod ond volunteer speaker. All that could be l id ol his remarks ut the jilatform was the followin;! I The Cbalimanof thla meeting has allutjed to g fa tten en as tleeply Interested In the rsfuitn of .MCguy. crnmentof this cltv as any man upon the stage. iClU-'i 01 bit down," "i'ut bim out," aud nipses The Chairman cilled the speaker to order and peremptorily ordered lilm to sit down. The speaker, however, refusoj to sit down, sterl ing his right, as a citizen and a Uxp.ijer to be heird. He "tiled lossy that Mr. Ilavrmeyr had entertained worse Democrats in his house liuu either Mr. Tweed, Sir. Mv. tiny or Mayor Hall. Tlae Chairman an.. In orik-red Mm to sit down, and tte audiinre broke onl Into a'l manner ol yells and shouts lo tliowu Ins voice, whereupon, as ho could not be heart?, iie quh'll) nosisted. Mr. isalomoii was tnen al'owi J to proceed, rx-cov. itLuMn.i's nkiunga. He isli thsi there wa. hAfdiv an initliigeul citizen In "itw York who old not bellete St, at -lie work tloni P. tin' c ly authorities v uid te honenly pertorini-d for O'ir-toiiitli or One fifth the present cost llul of the In ol pud inilliotn of liondt"! in'tebtetneps ol the tity. ihero was rut untjot that ut lean loriy or Aftr in ilio.i- utiu paid mil for work that hsu nevt r been done It ass said ihtt these frauu. wen pen etrale-l by t te id liusrd of tupeivu us I weed wss Tit-sniem oi hatitiatd kiiitr or tue Iting ot roboers, ano nuw C 'liiin siiuner tl 1'ublie Work. It was said, too. mat all tl.tue traiid ileiii lull. f the old Itoanl w, re not u.po,-tl or vt ltd by uie Mayor, iiecaine they won d tie -un- to tas over the veio llul all ken.ibie men kuew that even oig iiokkit vt to, publlr'.y euen. would have sir ,oid the greaterpor ti n of Ihe.e enorni ll i. Ine ptioio ol ail p.tr.i- it, u.e t'uuuir) mould only so1 l honeit men loolllu ulitn the American people would put lbttrcoui.tr. Iir.i ami the party tail and when they rrg.rd d.iiit only as a mear.a ol arcunipllsning an end. nnu not ai an end in Hsi-iT. then tliere would be no leaaon to du snalr of the eouD.tc tr t-ien uf the accounts of the illy of .New York, i pniau.e l llio venerable Cnatrmsn next Inlrojucod LITIZkX UOtlSkVILT, who piocieded in give a truphlc and humorous sc c urn ul II." inanntr In which he was elected Hepto s ntttive to Con;ifi oa the 'lumuiany ticket hut f und haw elet lions In Kencrnl are cunducleil In I w-ity; tlnally ctinitn; ttoivn 10 bard work by e enknig lu a serious strain of tlie Irauds lu our iiuiicipil government, lie proted to be a very 'opul'r apeakor end was frequently applauded. At tills lllllv till) kU'.llV'llCe begin rupldlr diuilnlsh i g, ji d intere.tjre tn rltg'-tl. llul one more tp cell ii mJtte, whld wsstliiitnt th st iion. rnwAiins piEiingpoptr, who was received with applause lie commenced his 1 adtlrt-b. by saying that but a short lime o fore coining in tne ineetiiit! he wns ioiiI mat un atleinpt would ue -.oi uy Ihe 'laniiiiany lOlka to bleak II no lint wnen f" Viuinioihe hail and iiw thv crowd before hltn, he ca, ,-.t(,l n,ai It would ne a putty difflcull mcet heconsn up, it i, sialed by the Chairman I it to hiea.. yU f,' "JlV fort, entrusted Ihat the oince. fj"0( prnclal power wcie rob Willi the eeried lunc S K- nnously itch, iiair the city, that ihe; li" t-" .ur,-. Where oul I l.ve-i i" V''ac'!X ep'fudufail jt. C44 been given llitseiudiivff 'iilllloni Lome fitSm II -squeiwcre oul Ibrougli s.mi dui ei that Ihrse vail to, slule rrahsco by iufcessft'1 ppetulsilons In rrai -ir much aal not Ihe cae Iney hail not realised m 0 iiisliterable sum n any such ipecuiatloi,s, He (Judge ivnepont) couki tell WHIHS JILL Till lUDflkN VygShTM CAMS PIIOM. On Ilia Isiof Jai uaty. iku, the debt of tne city and niii.lt V?' lorif was MltM.0. Hetween Hut dale and J"ol K'al Ihe city treasury received by taxtii and oihef s'ruirx'S tTiJfJ.KIl II. enough, one woull tnlnk, lo havrf fiaidtfilT l" dent and lo navo carried on 4iiy houesi gm ernuK H ""t the Comptroller, on the SIH of July laitreiVrVed the aiiou'iding fact Ihat tne cilytheu wedaiW J-oV5- through an lucrttaso 01 the neht of m ini .through the revenue of 171- lU). making i tu Sis Si "7h.cl,fvr..'h.dl'hd. out in two year, .mi n onlbs, What had Pe torn, of all Vhii ino" w wer ,h" Why ware bv concealed aZ. J "arvey was a plasterer. In 160 JO he reeei.il!" -l!iH Ingeisoll Co i 111 lurnuMniVhVr."u"JL VilS" ,B m"' Ik ived W.IAOOO, .d pluruwr l k 0lW' ma rigw rog raiHTiNo com. nt iVtnH".?i'Jm:""t 'tnb.r. uJ'v'om'Iu V.WfiilU jor county prut.'nj alone,. V Eald for carpets for the Cnnrt House. An estimate had een ma-1 tiy some ol the best aud moat honest men In he cartetlng hnsinoas ot what It would coil to fnrnlih carptta for that Conrt Home, and iney ssld that they wool l glally supply ti,e carpets for which the city paid IA'iO.OQ) lor iu.oco All this monev went Into tne poca iu ol the King, Thai was the meat on which Ihe offl oials grew ro greet. Those were the rest estate specu lations from which the sudden millions came. IN OOMCLOalON, Judge Plernonl advised Ihe eltltens of New Tork lo appeal to IheOovernor and sr. Ihe Legislature to reme dy tne existing evils, and If the Governor and Ihe Legtilatute letused lo lake any notice of the apnea!, why then the people knew their own iemed after that, TUI gXgCOTlTI COMMITTH. The venerable Chairman then announced Ihe follow ing names aa composing Ihe Executive Committee pro vided for in the resolutions, via I The Hon. Henry O. e,teb3lna, the Hon. VTw. V. Have merer, oov, Kdward Baitiroon, Judge O, J, Ilarrett, Jackion 8. Pchulia, Jndge James Kmotl. W. II. lierl aon, Isaac II lialiey, I). Willis James. James M, llrown, Henry Clews, II. F. gpanidlng, tleo. W.l.ane, W. II. Vermllye, B. Tnwmend, Lewli Uatlard, 1'aul A. Bpof ford. Ilenbcn W. Howes. VI. 0. Itsrrett, Kuril bauer, Albert Klamroth, Frederick Bhsck.Jonn A, Slewarl, llohert l. Kennedy, D. 11. snernisn, K. Detmold, Lharlee Ore.ry. Ham. D. Hancock, Kd. l'leriepunl, Joseph II Cuoate. John foley. John titration, 1 nomas Meclelisnd. Ualor J. M. ilundr, Iteurv Meoll, James M. Ilalsted. the Hon. J. U. Varnum, lloberl line, the lion. John Wheeler, 11, N. Deere, Hamnel Christie, Judge 1 homes A, ldwlth, Joseph illumenihkl, lien, John A. Dix.Ueo. W. Varlan. J. J. O'Donobne. Itol well D, Hatch, John M, White, Kngene Ualllh, the Hon. Mm. Kvsrts, Julius W, Hemsnu. Atlrlsn llelln, Jonathan Sturges, Theodore Rtelnway, lloral rnelps, John CJ. Or-en. Wlllism II. Wlckt.am, Itobt. II Itoose veil, ftin-on Sterne, (leorge Van Blvck, Wra. J. Manor, Col. N. O. Dunn, T 0. Cunningham, H. It. Haggles, fl. Ii. Nooney. Knurl. 1) llstlow lnomsi V, l lenill, William M. Fields, J, bellgmen, William Itaddle, K. Krackcurtsen, M. D. The meeting then dispersed. TIIK ZAHTUItH 11A1LHOAD ClltMK, An Oarer of tbo Iload Tracing the Accident la si l.nrk ol ('nre-Whsil might br J.rtugb nble If ll vvrre) nol Trnglc. llosroN, Sept. The inriueat on tlie Eastern Ilillroid dlsssler was returned this afternoon at Iievere. A. B. llrown, engineer of the 1'nltmaa train, waa mailed and testified that he saw tho llghtaol Nowhnd'a train when be passed nnder Overhead Ilrldge bad no direction! bul to look out for the H.tigos llranch train was watchln; for the signal on the pole, and not teeing II, tncpoteJ Ihe trsck waa clesr would have stopped If he had teen the signal on ihe statl at Ilevoro; did not tnlnk It possible thit the llevetly train and his own could bo on the alialtht track between the enrvea j did not thUk It his duty lo know of Ihe blockade of trains at the Haugna llranch, or trains ahead. Henry J. Williams, one of the Dirrctota of the Eastern railroad, testified that he held the office tilled Comptroller." The question at regards the supply of cart bsa been talked over between the President, buperiutrndent, and myself. Am aware tbat we were snort of cm. 1 be l'rnlJent bat the poner and right to purchase cart, buperintendent l'rrscott baa frequently represented the necessity of having moro rolling slock, bluer January, 1510. tnenty-tlx regular pasieugcr, aud live 1'ullman cars have beeu added to the rolling slock. lUve KM men constantly einployod In the car shop, and keep two care In frame all the lime. Think Ihe cause of the accident can be traced to a Isok of care. Have kitOAii trains lo be delayed by waul ol cars to mako np trains. .Never saw ao many people In the ela tion as on baturday, Situ Instant, with the excep tion ol July 4, Aniirew Delteri, station agent at Itevere, testi fied: Have been emploed soienteen eara hy the Company. Was at the depot at the lime of the uc rltlenl. It wss taeuty minutes to 8 o'clock. Ihe llcveny train had not broil atsndlng more than half 1 minute before the collision. Saw the rxuress coming, and ran to the cnnsiig and swung my lintcrn for the express train to stop. Told .Nowl uid Ihrie was a train coming, and bo Immediately start. tl up the track to stop all trains approaching Have mue switches lo tend, and when 1 cannot tend ah of them tue freight hands on the train do It Do n t thluk 1 heard the whistle of the 1'ullman trim. Haw Ihe Iralu tlrtt coming under the brt Igo line nn assistant whose name is F.dward A. Donelly, who was at his post, and was In position lo see a mile and a quarter, and to rrve a algnal of danti-r which could have been lit ard by the engineer uf Ihe 1'ullman train; the Signal on the pole was rttan; think the rale ol apeed of the I'utlnno train waa tw.nt) live miles per hour, and waa run ning slower nan usual; the switches are proper!) tended belleie the trains were on tne curve at the tame lime, that Ihe accommodation was on the curve near the reserve, and the I'ulunan train waa Just entering on tne Chelsea curtr. 'lheltwattna t.11 lata adjourned uutd U morrow .f $3J 1'imn- or xnjt.icro. Title Introduces Mr. John Mnrllu of Can pitiiliilguu. Ontnrlo County Also .Ur. M.'e I'rlrndi and Mr. M.'e l'rirnd'a l'rlrnd. John Martin it a rustic youlli, reared on the shoies of Lake Canandalga. Having neser visited thlt city, a few daya ago he reaolved lo come hither and tee the elephant. Yesterday he arrived, and be gan at onco tiklng In the sights. He strolled Urough West street, and, becoming fatigued, rested awhile In a vacant chair Invitingly placed In front of rt hole at Ho. $0. He had hen tliere but a few moments when I Veil dressed stranger approschtd and tbut addressed lilm: Stranger, I think I've seen you befo,e." I guess not," replied Mr. John Martin I sln't much scqualnled In Ihese 'ere Darts. I'm from Can andaigua, Ontsry county, ISew Yolk." "That's ttrsnge," aald the polite atranger; "I waa born In Ontario county too And he described In fluent tones the plctureique beaut) of tho town whence they both bad sprung, the elegance of Its buildings, the lovely lake, the tlih tral abound In Its waters, and the (Ink ikaunu every winter 'Ih; ;;,.nc t-TCrirb liHt-r-vat.vJ. I. tid nover'knowu that his hpta: e Liautirul, hud he began to like, bU in-- u. l ake a cliu ol tooacco," aald the stranger, btodluX Mr. John Martin a peculiarly thaprd tobac co box. 'Ibe runic opt ned It, took a chew, and re turned It wili't ut a word, He was still thinking of the ue'crlpilon of Ills home, anil wondering why ho bad nrrrr O11 ire appreciated Its beauties. While tliu- uirdltstiht' aunther alianger cacne up, Ad dret sing alra'.ger No t, he aald May 1 trouble )ou lor a cliw of lobacro. sir I" "With pleasure, sir," he replied, as ne took Irom ad foaitjp) Co.; '"r'1 P8l 01 Pl" tobacco, neatly ""lrieVL'cut Ifvo" ll" tM "'n-'erialiili-, sir. certalnlr," tiiaw'. f0' "f..?. drew lorth 1I10 l.leniical lobec- o bu. ?J "c" Mr, John Moriin. irom Capandilgua, lik iiVan. ly, hud u 'sw n.otr.nts befoie taken a cl ew. iter No, i look the box and atleniiHed to op. He tried In vain. "Tho ilurnid thing I'n't made to open, no how,' said stranger No. li "l'o ret t IK) no one bul a wizard could set any tobacco out ol II," Mr Msrtlu laugled at the alranger't simplicity, and told hint tbat but a few moments before ne md taken a chew nut of tho same box. The atranger doubled It At length a bet was mule. F.ach put up tf, which by tne war was all thai Mr John Martin had, and the box was men lo lum to open. He tried and swore and bore down on It, and took out his knl'e to put the blado In the seam, and per spired and cursed luulrr, but all in vain. Ho had to gne it up with a deep-drawn sigh, and aeknowl. edgo that lie bad lost his money. A tew hours later he saw the two strangers to gether in llroadwar. Not until then did he tuspett Ihat lie l ad been plucked like any on or tooie The last teen of him ho waa looking lor Detective Field. Dou't llrlnli vs 1 1 Ii lWi-ryliody Hint you Mori In Priming llouati hqunre, Mr. Jolin U. Oliver, a resident of 1'aM, llmr.il, w'10 Is on a visit to thlt country, sojourn d for a lime at Iont llranch. Among bit chance acquaint ances at the llranch wat one Btlnley, Oliver aud blasley look eeversl social drinks together, and played a few friendly games of billiards. They purled at Long llranch, and met again tn I'rlnllrg House square mi the first of Heptember Oliver told Htanlcy thst lie was about tu return to Mouth America, Well, my dear follow, let na have one more game eif billiards und a ill Ink or two helore we part," said Hlanloy. I have bnt lltllo time tn spare, as I have lo go to Hrcoklyn fur my hsggsgti; however, I'll play out guine," replied Oliver During tliu progress or the game, sevsral drinks were ludnlged In by Ihe players, Oliver alterw.rd started lor llrnoklyn. He recollects nothing more until ho found hlmte-lf lu I'bllsdelphta, Inquiring of a policeman tho way to Fulton ferry, lieture be coinlrg unconicloiis lie had several hundred dollars In his pockets, YVIicu ho recovered lilt senses he waa penulbsi, Wbnl hveryhody lleire Not Knoir, A communication wat received at this offlce yesterday, announcing Ihat a man wearing the tin! form of a fireman had been going tho rounds of "lolk, Clinton, and Attorney ttreelt, ordering Ihe atorekcj"'1'" 1 fvt "htdet over llieir gat burners, and telling tbi" In of refusal they weft liable lo arrest and a In his communication ni res.eu If ".'"i'' mn Is an Impostor. The law reitliouvlo the above reads at olloat I All lights used In theatres and allePtlfor sdtci of publlo ainuiement, minulsclorles, ttalHrs, op in itiow wludows, thsll he proporly protected by glohee. glsii coverings, or in snrh other mannrri as the t Ire Con. inlpiloneri snail prescribe, nnder the penalty ol 119 lor each ormailon to do ao, livery fireman In the ctlr ll inppoted 10 be con atuntly on duly, tnd lo act it a patrol to notify and look out for any violation ol the laws relating lo the Fire Department. 'Ihe mm nu dsiilr U Ibe per tvfmauce of bit dutf, DR. GREELEY'S PROGRESS. rrr.sTr.mn rni: bta n of nnvvn. J.lC.iyiSM TA KISS JUS WAT. Our I.nleir Franltlln'a rilgrlmnae to Mln-nraota-Wortla of Wledom In lie Spoken lo Iho An-rlcnltnrlati of Ihe Watt. Correspondence of Ihe Sun. CLtrgLAND, 0., Sept. 4. The lTon. Horace Oreeley arrived here at T o'clock thla evening, and departed at once for Wayelte, lnd where be de liver! tilt first address to-morrow. Hit neuralgia still p-iins him very much, although not ao severely 11 yesterday. Ills fact It twolltn, bnt he hst re moved the bandages, and thinks be will have but little difficulty In speaking. Everywhere along the rocte the deepest Interest hat been msnlfetted In tho movements of the great lecturer tnd moral and political entylst. At Syracuse much curiosity wat evinced by those congregated at the depot to get a peep st him; but at tho bonr wss early Le bad not arrived, and the gazers were therefore disappointed. At.Ilocheater.whero the train hatled beirlr an boor, Mr. Oreeley wat made Ihe target for a whole battery of eyes, pretty and otherwise, Hete he wat waited upon by numerous gentlemen, tome of them bring. Ing letters of introduction tnd others Introducing themselves. One or two young ltdlct who were travelling alone were alto brought Into his csr by acqaalntancra of Mr. Oreeley, and tenderly placed In Ida fatherly care. It wat expected that Mr. Oree ley would make a few remarks at Hochttter, but In this the people were disappointed. He appeared on Uie plat'orm, bul bis nenrtlgtaand twolltn faco pre vented my apeceb-maklug. BTipgxctt or o.ttAT nuricr. To-day I have been itrbck with the deep felling of respect which htt been exhibited by those with whom Mr. Oreeley hat come In contact along the route. There has been no rude, boisterous cheer ing or Ill-considered and untimely tills for tpeecbet, nor hive thtre been any other manlfestatloni of a similar character which are 10 characteristic of pol iticians of the rndcr class, but all has been quiet and respectful. In the heittr grasp of the band and cordial words of welcome ralch have greeted Ur, Oreeley on every (lot one can detect mught bnt sincerity tnd a feeling of actual lovo for the man. There is none of the hurry and bnstle In the throngs nt the depots thai one ao often tees when rrratmen are passing through, but si I la decorous and gentlemanly. Those who cannot get crar enonjh to speak to Mr, Oreeley, ur. not knowing him, Tieiltale to approach him, content themselves with mutely gixlng on the scene, and returning br a wave of the handkerchief or hat the pleasant smile snd conrlentis bow which the greit man be stows mon them ss the csrs move on. This shows how strong a hold Mr Oreeley has upon t.ie a JVc lloni of Ihe manes. Ills silvery hair and elm, be nignant look at once atlrael the attention of tuose wno have never before seen bltn. Mr. Oreeley Is brartug Iho hardships of travel with uioro than ordlniry putenre. Thla morning ho complilned a little of feeling tired, hut a nap which he look between Hnchester and llnflalo greil Ir re reshed htm. The trslu arrived nt llulT.tlo at bait past twrltc A telegram had been sent ahead, aud consequently tho depot was mien with rtorn anxloui to gaze upon the dlillngulihed traveller, I'liloriunatcly the train was a very long one, and Mr. Ore-eicy'a car was the la.l on the train. It did not rrach tne depot within one hundred y .rds, tnd while thegentlemen were valnlv looking ln.th-1 for vard ca-a for the great editor, the conductor tihoutrd "All aboard'' The crowd aero greatly chagrined to see Mr. Oreeley as the train moved ofT bowing Irom a window uf tlie very last cir. Ihrr aliutited luslily, however, and waved their bats, which rAlutatlons wrro responded to oy Mr. Oreeley with buws and smims Irom the resr platform to which his friends on the train hsstened Mm, It waa undoubtedly a very great disappointment tu the llollilonuns, bul Ihey have no one to blima but tlteuaelves, lner should have hao aenae euougn to ask tho position of Mr. Orrcley's car. At Dunkirk, where Iho train Hopped for dinner, Mr. Oree.er 1 ighted and was speedily surruundeJ by a cnrlous and admiring throng. Here, however, lime wus precious, and the honored guest was hungry. He bowed toall tn the pulttoat manner possible, aod B litis- lureetl his way inrotigtt the tntilillnde tu the dining tablet Hete ne was an nhjeel of much In terval, the people tilling the dourws)s aittt Luittuurs TO ngT A CftANCk TO SIX IIIU aa he passed out. as ai iiocnester, so at iinnxirg, 1 observed the same leeilng of subdued admiration. There was uo noise, no unseemly behavior, bul all teemed to look unon Mr. Orreley with a feeling of reverence, and Irelr exrreislons of II were rather of the filial Ih.n of fie enthusiastic character, AI Ashtabula Ihe asseinblata was nol large, but It wis composed almost entirely of women. Fully two buuurei were present, many of them holding babies In tl elr arms. I ac-oont fur thla from the fact that as Ihe day was dne the men wero all laboring In the fields, and sent their families to reprosent Ihem. Mr. Oreeley bowed anj smiled to tbo women in his plessanlesl wsj. Ilia tdmlreis at these ttttlerent depots were pbln tblnklng poocle, men and women of real worth In the community, those who are practical In life, and who look upon and value a tnau for what he Is. I am Informed by toveral Western gentlemen on (he trsm that among such, people In their section Mtl. OHIILIT II PA1RLT WORSOIPPtD, and Hut Iney will travel hundreds uf miles lo see hltn aud hear him speak. Tnese leutiemen un Ika train h ive tried tu engage Mr. Urre!cf 111 reiriyersa Hon. but as ho is not eellng wed, Its 1. Ji- Ml .Kit!!- L however, he ssld to a a"" .d in answer tu a direct question, thai he never ha t been u very warm Irtenil uf Oen. limit's, mid that Oen. Oram knew This Is the only re lerence ho hss made lu politics, nnd as It la well un detslood un the train Ihat his addresses In the West are to be coLfli.ed almost exclusively to agricultural matters, the gentlemen do not tlt slro to pint lilm tu anr exprtislon of his Hews un olner subjects Mi.Oieeley will ..rrlve at Tuitdo at midnight, and lit I.aiaieile al eight o'c e.ck to-uiorieiw miming, lie Is lo bo rucent-d 11" 10 by 11 large depot. lion 01 mlrens and by the ofUtors ol the Mile Agricultural boclety In a body. Tbollfuvlr.it llooso Hint F.vi'r n Thief AI tempted Iti I, III. Mr. John Hauler rosidcs in Harlem. He be louga to Hut profemon, the members of which, It Is bjiiI, must bo divided by nine lo make a correct census return. Mr. Hauler for some time has been very busy making garments for the Harlem poli ticians. The other nijht bo was hard at work by gaslight flnlslilog a dress coat. After putting the onlng bond Into the sleeves, ho found that bis had cooled, and so, alter making up his little rer ,ltt ihe goure ou the stove to got hot He fir-, he imself anl )awned. Il wan ktiuartor to N'retcne! k to ro out nml crt some later while 14. lie reci. tmccooked. lie did ao lorihwllli, its gooae wae Juw lor eanilary purpurea. In Liat opening Int. I. Ou entering his room he ten minutes ne ret 'tv H his duk Mr. Ilmi'i r, -sawn man going ti 'T liirniaii regiment, and who la part ol a memtt hoaid and nrul for ery brave, seized his iro l t.ie burglar headwise, uldenir, and '1 lie uttooisbed luuuder tutl -ed weapon dljeoveriiig Mr. Ilau er with an jv. nc, n lookttd round lor an in.trumeiil or Vii .r. eye rested on tho goose. Keeping his g"rr? i,8. Ilaufer, tno burglar went toard the tnhrt a t woya, and clutched It. The burglar replace. ih goose without being rrquenlod. and sprang lowa4 Ihe window. Mr. Hauler tcccloratod lilt exit w Un law) Ironing boerd. Mr Hauler la looking around lur n slim man with a black moustache, who carries bis right hand In a tllng. Tbo Onlrlul Vole tn Kruttirkv. I.ocisviLLt, Sept. 4 The oflluial voto of Ilia lite election wss e-ountod at Fruukfttrl lo-dajr, and Ihe oolclal majorities aro aa follows lloveroor. Ih II. Leslie,,. M.Oie l.eul llovernor.J ll Carlisle S.rj)I Alloiriei-tjrnural, ,lonu tvoamat,,-,.,.., ja Auditor. I. Ilowaid o ten Trea-urer. J W late SJ.KJ.I Iteaiiter. J. A. Orant 11 'm Buperiuiiiioent of 1'aulic tnsl.uctlon, 11, A. M. Ilendersua 11.570 No official returns were received from Woll coun ty, wheie Letllo had l'W majority. ri.ASii r:.s niofi rue oatsAX caulks, An Kngllihman who attempted to cllmo the Alps without a guide hss perl. Led. The bark Krmandine tnd Ihe brig 1'eacock cap. sized ot! tbt hngllih coait, and all on board pemhed, LoasK if rut it, Jttnea teeg A Oi.1' D0'iSB.Rlll In HurrlllyllU, It. I, Lois IIOO,WO tiuurauce il),0iw. IvesA O'Keele's livery liable In bpilogfie1d,Masi. Four honei perlihed. lia S OOOt Inmred. f;. If. I'atrh's feed store and stable were also burned. Loss fl,l injured l.oo. no v ns of Litiaviiit. Jiewcorau A ArlliigJHInilftl fP'SM season last evening 10 a c.'0ded .house in the I wtMy-. eighth btreet Opert llouse,Tn orchestra is under the msnagenientof Jesse w:HtJ. W' ..W"0.0.' Lon Myers, Harry btanwood, Jlttn Trloe, and Wall Ilray are of the company, On tie 'Ilea Mllchtlt nee trtek P u."d,,I' It 10 be 11 hurdle race, welter wen..''''' 1,000 Ttmnisnr.Vesayms.Dufly.Fooi elles,01hnsg. and Klog John have been entered. Triw horses will start at II o'clock, ao as te give tne srvtKt an on portunlty to wtinesi the (rial laloiasrAoaaJ tiogitrkJs oafJAismtt Lsxt, TUB H1XTJI WAltli'S FOICK. Honflrrt, ryrolrrhnlra, nnd Ornlorr In Honor or llonrat Justice Hoveling -A Vitrei Thrust nt Congressman It. II. lloosevell Mr. Iloivc'e Anlnblocrnphr. The flrst meetlnit of the Joseph Dowllns Asso ciation since the return of hit Honor from Europe wit held ttet right In the hall st Franklin and Centre ttreets. It wtt a memorable ovation. Nearly the entire Sixth Ward turned out to greet the Spartan Judge. Long before the hour for opening the nesting bail arrived th adjacent streets wer crowded with sturdy sdmlren of the man whose face, beaming from a huge lllnmlntted trtnaparencr, shone from the headquarteri of the Association. A fin display of fireworks added to tho enlhnslasm of the multitude. Before S o'clock the hall wit dentcly crowded. Many were nnable to gtln admission at all, tnd either went home or ttood and twelled tlie crowd at the outdoor meet ing, which waa addressed by tx-Judge Thompson. l'rtvlont to calling the meeting Id the hall to order, the Hon. John Quintan, rn of the Vice I'rrtldtnti ol the Dowtlng Association, called on those not members who wished to Join (0 step forward. The response waa Instantaneous, Avery Isrge number of men stepped np to Ihe platform, and for a time there waa brisk work In enrolling the new supporters or Justice Dowllng. Al 8 o'clock tht meeting wtt called to order by Warden Btaeoin, I'resldent of the Association. Among those participating was Oeorge tho Count Joannes, who csrrled a new full overcoat on his arm and bit bright beaver and glovea In hit hind. He took a teat on the platform. Heated on the flttform, or tctllered thromh the house, were the Ion. Morgtn Jones, the Hon. Oeorge Mlddleton, tho Immense three-decker William F. Hone, the Hon, Abe H. numtnet, the venerable Jamet Hogan, Detective Ooldeu of the Major's office. Mr. Cacy Counsellor Ned I'rlee, Mr, John-JIogan, ard many other influential residents of the wird. Vociferous cries were made for "Howe I" Howe 1" Hum mell" but before Ihe speaking Ihe loilowing pre amble and tesolntlou wcro olfered B'seren. Itohcrl II. llomevelt. our Ccnrresman, since the decease of his trllllonaire father which gave him a legacy of a million ot dollars, has proven a traitor to hie ronetunents, and Joined Iho lladleal party i therefore, we Join with the rest cf bli Demo ctatlaconltltnenta lu hoping I oat he will follow the honnraMe example act bv t'ongrrnman strbbins on a simllsr change of base, and resign his seat en that we can elect a falihrul Urtnocral In hia place, and one uAo ittt tn in lirdiArrfrf. Tlie resolution was adopted with a tlmndeilng "Aye Throughout Ihe proceedings which followed Ihe rime of Justice Hon ling waa received with tinmls likable manifestations of respect. Mr, Howe was again called for, and the appear ance on the plallorm of Ihat wonder of avoirdupois was greeted with lively applause. He said I don't know which onpreises me mott the momen tous etrcaiton or the heal 1 hut, in aecoriianco with an old Demotratio cuitoiu, 1 am gcinir to take off my coat. An.lJ approving shoult of laughter, thn three decker dlvesle-d himseir 111 his outer garment. A olc Dnn't lake off your si 11 1. "1 would." said Mr, Howe, "If II were necessity for the cause." Mr. Hon continued: Co'. Fellowa was exneclet atio to address von this evening, hut Is sick and rnnnot comei he-tee yon see Howe 11 is We have come here to do honor to Justice Howling. (Cheers. Long helore 1 knew the wsrd. Jus tice liowllug was one of ihe old bovs here lly I111 tact. Intellect, and snpeno-Intciltgerce he hss made a host of tine friends among the stnrdy men of Itie ritv, and he rimiita hlstriend" not In this city alone, but through ctitthe htate and Union as well (Cheers. 1 'true, he has maoo somti enemies 1 pui thev have been made in th true discharge t.f Ms tlutr, as an able lusl. and Im partial biagtitritlc. Cheera) othtrs have made posi tion, or hare obtai ed rlehea. hit to Howling lebeers) to Dortlt'g lelonas the honor of saving ihe Democratic cany In the ctty and 111 the Mate. It the Fenians w ant a man who can lead them to victo ry, floating Is Hi, man 1 he is a ladies' man i and if a man Is wanted to c-ptnre CJneen Victoria, 1 don't know of any one better able t. do ti Laughter and cheers. In this wsrd 1 had ir.y start beginning work for ti week, working alog aa well as I could, nobly a.slsted hr the man whom lam proud to rail my dearest friend, noble Joe Iiowilng. ICheer. 1 11 you aro to be cou. trolled by anybody, don't be controlled by a man who does nol reside In the ward. (Cries rt "Thal'alt," That's It") Dot'the contiutied by partlra who have no mouses except ol aggrandizement, but by men who live here, who nave tLe interests of tne people at tieart Dowiiug, ihe friend of Iho poor man. (Uproatl ous aprlause.) Mr Wallahan was the next speaker. He de livered an eloqeenl apeccn In eu'o'y of Justice I. tw.tng, tad seaa frritarntl, (-.tvriup.ue! Ly ap plause. Mr Mattln of Ohio, folluwed. aajlng that the national Adnuatstratiou woull not hesitate to tear t-o.wn Il.e crucifix, were It :-cce!..rr t.- accira pltsh Its ends. Whl.e Mr. Howe was speaking. Ibe greatest en thusiasm prevailed outside. Fireworks were ills- rliar e.l anil m tin. tinnflra tlir-w It. trl.e nine th People, who called foraspeecu. It wat decided to hold in outdoor meeting, A large table wae placed on tho sidewalk In fruat, of it.e 'lombs. near the corner of Franklin street, and from this rostrum ex Judge Thompson held lorth and wat handiome.y apolanded. Id the Sixth Ward last night, after Ih monster meeting had adjourned, 1 Herman Joseph Dowllng Association waa organized. Messrs. Hauschlld, llumhsch, and other influential Oertnant art at tue head of It. HIJJXAl'l'ISU Oil lrilATT I llotr did Ibis Child Find hrr r Into re Third Avenue Cnrf-A Midnight M trrr Cnpt. UeuucfiVe I'rrplrxlty. About 11 n'rlnrk last night a matron with four children entered" cut Io. is of the Third .venue "ue at Eightieth street, rjlie ptld all tho children's fare, and thoy slept all the way down town. At I'carl and Chatham atreeta the and the tbtee boys alight ed, leaving the girl behind. The conductor called to her, and asked her whether she had not forgotten her little girl, She replied that the girl wat not here. Too touductorwos positive that all tho children Lad entered with the woman, and the latter na. equally pvaitlve that the child wua 111 tho car when the en tered. A policeman was called Ho Interrogated the little girl, who gave her ntme as Lona I, emu, 0: Kliblleth eliretniid Third avenue, flvo eirsnf a;e. r-he said that sho bad entered the car with l.er pa rents, bnt at what point she could not say. Meantime a croud gat In red eon e of whom open ly accused the woman uf kidnapping- the rllld, while others recognized her as tho wlfo of Mr. Fiaser, ol C3 New Chambers street. To odd Ic the excitement, Mr Fiacr nrnved, and vrhemenily preMesied agaiuat'.Le trifl ul his wile. Tho officer railed for erg, end inarched all concerned lu t ie Franklin stree t police stutlon. Cupt. Kennedy listened tu the conflicting stories, and though doubling that It was a case of kidnap ping, fell compelled tn detain Mrs. Fraser, ss the conductor wns positive that .ho had enU-roil tlu-eir with tho four riiildnii. An officer wat scut with tho child tn Its home, with Instructions to return lo the station with the father, in order that the mya lory might be clu.irod up. Owing 10 tbo latoucss of the hour the rcsu l was not ascertained. ar.iitus riton inn tkll'oha rn. A serious drought Is reported as preralllnz in southern Illinois. Mayor Screven of Savannah, Oa., denies the ex Hlence of ellow foyer tn that city. I'reatnn H. Lester, Oovernor elect of Kentucky, Is to be Inaugurated in Fraulfott to day. The Ilepubllcan Jnillelil Convention of the Fifth Jndlclal lilitrlci will meet la nyracuie on bopt. ;'7. Fourteen persons died of yellow fever In Charles, ton during the Jl luuri ending at noon eitrrd.iy. The Iter, Dr f'hatle V, Foz, rector eif the Church of kpli'hsiiy of Chicago, died )eslerday arivrnoon of ilivusnl carbuuele, I "V kins, Llvlnistnn A Tost, a New York firm, v nied a petition In hankruptcr against too vs.-feru- 's, C'lnciuuall and Lalayetto itailroad I j tht Indianatw, Mr claim, lIM.Ouo. Iho Kepjfb'-i- -erics W. Ilriggs. Hewitt r. Kill.. Tl.omsi I'alnM. C... John llohcnsteln. to attend ihe Aionr.li I.. fdouMlii auv .civcnilon pireemed the nemo o,.hor.tt I .WT-ll.SOS A1IOVT .ro""A". Tho schools reopen next Monday, Highest temperature yesterday, o5; lowi, The Orand Jury for thla nionttt meet la Ihs Oe.' rsl btxsious room to-motrow. The Msrtln Nachtman Association had Its .tnunal picnic last night In bulxei's 1'ark, Complalnti farn made of the bather! on th filrr between bprlng and Charlton streets, An officer ol tne 1 nariea street slatiun last nlti-'l fo ind a Knights Templar hat and coat, aud a woman's snawl, lu the street, t r-emtor Norton Is lo be received by Ihe Fifteenth Ward 1 weed Allocution at their roouii In tail Mulh sireol to mcrrow evening, Senator Norton last night tddreited ttui Sixteenth Ward norklngmen's Noriou Associauon at 31a Ninth at enue, thanking thetu for their hearty approval-01 pis political action, An K. J. Shandley Association was organized In the Nineteenth Ward last nlarht. with John lagan. I'resldent 1 Joieph McUovern, Treasurer 1 aud William gaerwood. Secretary. Orace Kngllah, aged 63, or 177 West Thirty first street, while leinuorarlly Insane yrsterdsy, slabbed hermit lu the-flt-cx aa J reron.tr wi.o-i.Tatt fc.ttitvust, bhe was seriously Injurec, Lsst eTtlilDg a ppcclal meeting Of Ihe Colored Vpuog Men's Christian Atioclatiou was held lu their ro.UI 41 IS3 llleecker street, Mr. Aaron I'otter and Mr. slathews urged the colored young men ul tut city to unitt with Ihem, Mayor Hall fecently addressed tht Btcretsry of War, enclosing a resolution of the liotrd of Health requesting 1 egnlar and detailed accounts of all con. tag Ions, Inlecilous, and oestlleetlal dlseaaea among Ibe troone at military stations wiUiln the clip limits. Sec retary llelknep.ln tepiv.says that It may safely be left onuer ine control 01 vUctrt ftspviislble lo tits Wsr Depatiment nip and riscnen, tjib jiovsdisiib. The Political Uougha that Hold Williams, bnrgh In Trrror-Hlaahlng and Mauling with Impunlty-The I'ollce ATrPtld to lu lerpete-Tbe Mneleentli Wsirel Hang. For toveral jcari the) Thirtcenlb,-Fourteenth, and Nineteenth Wards of llrooklyn (all Includsd In th old municipality of Wllllamtborgh) have been at th mercy ot gang of political roughs, tin citizen dared oppoie them for they were desperato men, and threatened death to all who ttood In tholr way. They had perfect Immunity from arrett; or If tome honest pollco officer happened to trrest any on or a doien of them, be or they were alwayt released br the Justice of the Fourth District Court 00 the payment of nominal fines. About a rear ago what wat known 11 the ltsd Htggerty gang of the Nine teenth Ward mad a raid through Wytho avenne, principally populated by Germans. It wat on Hit erdny night and Fnnday morning. They visited every Itger beer ealoon on tht avenue, took posses sion of the bars, drink tbe lager aa long at it lasted, and refused to pty for It. When tbt proprietors re monstrated they beat tnem to Insensibility, and left them bleeding on tho floors to bo cared for by elr families. Several taloont that were closed for the night wet broken open tnd completely gutted, and a number of honest Germans wtre ihamafully bettsn, tome of them wnnm an inch or rnttn litis. Thlt gang wat composed of the thieves and roughs of tht Nineteenth Ward. They were a terror to all honest citizens. No man wat tafe frum outrage or robbery on their tttmplng ground. They had a cer tain amount of political Influence, tnd were pro tected by those men who make politics a trade and live tnd grow rich on publio plunder. Tbe Ited Hsggcrty gang wero taken before Justice Voor hlet to answer for their raid Ihrough.Wyth avenue. .Serious charges were preferred agalntt them, ladl vlduslly and collectively. The whole community wts aroused by the enormity of their crimes. To make a show of Justice on man, tho least guilty of the whole party, was tent to tho Island for a ihort term, while the chief rasctls were let off with nomi nal fines, which, It It reported, were paid by the Justice himself. Another gim Lave confined tbtlr operatloni to Grind, Fourth, tnd Fifth ttreets. The members claim a certain amount of respectability. Most of them are on the city ray roll, and torn hold impor tant offices under the City Government. Tney ar nol thieves or robbert In tht general acceptation of the term, but they are political roughs, and at inch art known tnd feared. Two or thrte months ago thlt gang committed a gross outrsge on Filth street, hear Orand. .They bad been drinking, and were oat on a kind of lark. A corner merchant named Lewis w. a their victim. They damaged his properly and kept him and bis familr in a state of terror for an hour or mere. Lewis called for the police, but tie poilce conveniently kept away. Il was nothing but Till POLITICAL UOLKDgRS ON A EgNDglt, and why shonld tbe po'ice Interfere t Finally a policeman did hsppen to pass, and Lewis called upon t.lm tor protection. The spokesman of tho gang remarked that he knew the officer, and ho wouldn't arrest Ilea. T lie roughs and the officer exchintod Ihe compliment of the evenlnr, and that waa all. One or tlie chief spirits of this gang was lllo Drown, brother of the Fire Commissioner. Hip holds a clerkship In the Tux Collector's office by virtue el the Comml.slnner'a Influence Another brother, nicknamed l'lrcier, also holds a tat office nnder the cits government. 'Ihey are bioli desper ate men when In l.quor. On fcMurdsy night, three or four weeks ago, Hip was going the rounds nt tho iloonswilha pisinl in lilt pocket, threatening to shoot a decent and respectable citizen against whom be hail n grudge. It he had met him thero Is little doubt a murder would have been committed. Sev eral gentlemen attempted to take the pistol from Ihe desparateman, bat falling, finally prevailed on him to go home. Ijtle last Saturday eight a portion of Ihts gang were In the back room or tbe htevens House, on Fourth t'reet, near Oraud. They had probably been dr'mklng heavily hhortlr after midnight, one Kdwfra Kelley snd a companion entered and or ileMJ sor.tA.U-s Ku.is.-kVAsoUuUrJJv.rACU-. A tliapiiie arose between Ihem and the barkeeper, during which, aa is alleged. Itio llrown came from tle OticU rcoi., cJ lafclr ca let t 'inlier fro" hr bar struck Kriley oter tho head with II. He re peated his blows until ktLLIl'a rCk WAS SLASUID AND CUT In a d.-zen places. The roil of the gang rushed from tbe back room and Joined In giving Kelley an unmerciful beating. Kelley eueggercil ncruas Fourth street and eiown toward Orandi the blood from his wounds sprinkling tbo sidewalk for nearly half a block, lie fell when near Orand street and Wis. picked up and borne to the police station. Some or th r.ar I .J n .11. fje u.r. .......I .1 not been discovered in time t.c wpo'.d no doubt have bled to death. Hols now out, of dinger. No arrests were made. Kelley. wUo li a stranger In Wllllamt turgh. refutes tn Z'.nt coiaplalot, because, he says, ho haa bee- r0fj coi.nilslnant In a similar affair '-.unit the same partlea waa hrcateoed by Justice Voornles to be lent to tbe laleind If ho ever appeared before b!m again In such a drunken condition. 'Ihe other side or Ibe slor Is that when Kolley called for a second glass of ale. Hip llrown told him he iad got enough and must not drink auy more. Ketle) then stiuck llrown a pnwerlul blow In the face, knocking him about seven feel. He t'ico tald that having got rid of one he guosesd bo Could clean out the rest of the patty, llcforo he had an opportunity to strike again. Drown recover ed from the blow he had received and attacked Kel.ev w 1th the ice pitcher. There Is no doubt this latter story conld oe proved before the Fourth Dis trict Court. Kelley positively denies tbat he struck anybody. About the time this row waa taking place, Tlncher Uruwn was seirrhlog tlie town, pistol In hand, threatening the lllo of a man whom he attacked a few nights previous ami got tho word of It, l'lnchrr recently ran a faro bant on Grand street and mure lecentl" akeno den at tbe tame place. He belongs to tne r'nlint family, however, and, like Hip, Is quar tered ou the city treasury. ir.i.sjf i.voiw.v sorns. Internal revctoe recelpta yesterday, fl.133.000. Kxreuses of tho Gorernmcut for An;mt, (19, WaTJt. ROuo hundred and seven grain distilleries are in m rratlon In the I'ntted males, with a dally capacity or IV.H Duiheli und IW.ttM galtota. AU white persons aro prolilblle 1 feeji, Ih Indian Tt rntory soulh of Kims,.. M'"nF on kunsai, and those who have aU- '"oil of r be removed py Hie Uoicrn-'.,,, located more mil ji uooici.ry. The total School ptioiiiallnn of Ilrooklyu Is l!a Wl; the total uumber of teachen. bU. Lvt iililit Ihe Wllllamiburgh Yacht Club com pleted arranjementi for the regatta on the nth. Kllen Jlilcy, who ttabbed her husband at 30 Allan tic stieet, was yi-stenlay committed by Ju.tlcu Walia. Mrs. Catherine Miller tccitlertaily fell on astute In her house at 1'optar and MeKlnney .tree'i, t iter iiu altcinoon, and fatal!) cut htr throat irom est to ear. Cyrus P. Sinlih. Superintendent of the Union Feiry I'onipany, and iuiui.il eiit .uiviyri have been inhrit'iiAro id hi pear beior the Aldermen's Coiiiin iter un Ferrv and W'uter nights, to lepiliy in relation to tne enriOAcnuicni of tho uew Fulton feir) house ou the pun 1c street. In February last, Alfred Foster was convicted In the I'nlled btate. luitriei C.intot eelilng impr. peril stamped cigars and sentenced lu psy a flue ot t.tio and imprisonment in the tviiiientisry lors.x inonihs. Ho served his term of Imprisonment, aud yesterday Mar shal Harlow received apardmrrom l'rei lent llrint raniellmg thst put of the sentence muting to me Due. ruttsoxA j. t.STKi.i.m user.. The Hon. Kthan Allen Is still tho mcst prominent llrpubliraii candidate for the Aitorne-l)eueralihlp. Ueh. Vs'i'delia is recovering Irom the wounds which be received at the lian lt of l ol Canzt In the late duel. Senator Carl Schorr haa accepted an Invitation to a-dress t!w pc:plof .s. leas., oa Sept. w. as the esadltion of public attairs, The lion. Fernando Wood will deliver Ihe Innugu rat jj'tdrvss si the opening of the baraloga Scuiiuty Falriu-ruorro'r l 0en Mitchell. Ittcorder flaea. tt, who it a famous pistol shot, pierced a qutnte ou the head ol a Iriend tlfleen strds illiltUl.OO ihti croqui.1 glu-iuda of '.is I.k Il-aiii, Ililp, Long Island. I The Hon. Horace F. C.'rk of Itoekaway Intends to r list tno coniiruclion uf te. .'.''"'"i J'iL'', branch through his property. He will spend IjoOhoj to defettMr. Charlick. Commissioner Krear hat opener." al "Ceo In Ihe Centra btreet Hospital, a here he iial,.' holds a poll Helen's levee. The inmates nit ninth dm 'trued by the clatter of felt ou the stairs, Dr Oeorgo V Skin, a prominent membe. of Ihe Oriental t'ltib, and a well-known Kail bide luigetn. n the rriident nhystclau ot thn Metropolitan Hotel 'le wat with McClellan tlurlug the 1'emnsular campaign, Miss battle Williams, clerk In Mr. E, Uutterlck't pailern establishment. U'l Hroadway, has brcn made 'p .tw.-v.t -.fci, 'i.r;i.4 iwi.- .asa.'4A-ra ;v-4-i s -salt cellars by Ihe employees. Mips vt lilikoil Is about to change berntuir. An elderly matron- met Sheriff OTIrlen on hit uiusi uioTrlog wslk during his recent vi.lt to e.r toga, sod boas:."'lr InformeM him that she hadjiist diunk fllteen glasses oi L ;.:.;ttii Water, "Well, don't lei mt detain vou," wis the quiet r iply. It Is stld tbat Oen. Anthon, who wit mentioned at Ihe Ilepubllcan candidate for fWretary of Stale, has agreed with the lion, Thomaa U. rJtewart, candidate for Ilia 1'oitmaiterihlp. lo change placeai Hen. Anthon to run for the 1'oit Offlce, and Ur. htewirt to tans lue ehsnct lor tht nomlptlion lot lbs atcolamil of Stat i THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS, A OIIJSAT IAY PASSnn WITHOUT DIS' 'iifl XUItltANCE J.y I'AltJS, Flrtl Annlvrrsnrr nfthe Devvnfall of the F.m plre The Dlaarniamrnt or Ike NellonaJ IH (Jiiard-The Aasrmbly'e l.nteat Tpix, lH I'aiis, Sept. To day belnj the firat annV. Jfl vernry of the downfall of lb F.mplie and the pro clamillon of th Itcpubllc, military precantlont .H were taken tgtlnit eUngeroutdornonitralloflt. Dal th day hat pissed oil quietly, tnd no dltturbiactl ,H are apprehended auywherr. Tbe disarmament o( 'H the National Ouard In the dtlet ol Southern Franc will begin on tbe 1.1th Inat, Troops hive boon con IjH centrated nt point In the touth In such a manner at to Insure promt t ol edlenre lo tho law. As toon tl the disarmament Is complete the Hat of ttega will be rtlsed. In the Assembly to-day the Minister of War In, tH formed tbe Chamber that Iho Commission appointed IsjjH to Invesilgste the capitulations during the latowsf .H would moot on th Ulh Inst. It would InvesllraH 'H events In chronological order, taking up the aurren. t render of Sedan ftist, Tho bill providing for a lag H on new apapera was adopted. Hurricane In China anil llie West Intllre, Havana, Sept. i. Advices from Arecibo ro sl pott a featful hnrrlcane on the?2d nit. In the IUb. mas. The American voxels C. D. Kulie. C. V. Wll- 'H litres, and Carolina, and tht English vessels Lady Illrd tnd Ntllle Mowe, were wrecked. All hands J were saved. The lirlllsh vctstil Hamlet lost onl man overboard, ll lloso Kono, Sept 3 A disastrous typhoon vIMt- ed this vicinity yesterday. Twelve v us. els wer) JH driven ashore, and much damage was dono on the SJJH iindny' ltlol In Dublln-Ttvriit vfour Con. s atnblt-a Injured. London, Sept. 1, Dt-spalclicsirom Dublin skit H that the riot of jesterday, following the grrit am. nesty meeting In l'htxnlx 1'ark, praeldod over by Mr. Smyth, M, 1',, was begun by a mob er:uris. Ing partldpiuts In the meeting, who attacked I police pstiol. The fight which ensued was very v tfl fierce, and filly constables were Injured, and a I'ntisi at the corner of (ueen atreel literally demolished. The assailed pollco were relnlorceil during the tntln i 11 iH by a Isrge bodr of their comrades, who were kepi 1 'asatfl out of tight during the meeting, and many ot th 1 tH rioters were taken prisoners. DcnLIN, Sept. 4. It appoare that the number ol iH police Injured tn the riot )eeterday was oxaggcratod, i atLH Only tlx members ol Iho force were badly Injured tnd eighteen slightly hurt. Twenty-seven of tht rlolert wer sriested, Disorderly persons were ll tho stroets all night tinging tedltioiis aongt, Fhe poilce nation It tine. red with Ihe blooi of th wounded, tattr Eight rlolert arrested yesterday have bi sentenced to three and four mouths Iniprltoomenl Mr. Cliidatnno nn Ihe Feeling brlivrrn F.ugp lishmrn nnd Aiiirrlrnns. Lon pon, Sept. 1. Mr. Qlailstone, in a tpeecli at Whitby on Saturday, expressed his Joy that Engi llsiimrn can now look upon Americana at Irlendt, and tald, we may now lndulgo tho hope that all cun trovertlel between tho two peoples are settled, A mass meeting of engineers wat held at Now. cattle-opon-Tyne, Stturda--, n'lended by fully elghl JH thoosicd persons, at which It was determined It IH Insist noon the arrangement of the lime ol labor al nine hours per day lor six daya lu the week, or tattr four hours in all. (neen Victoria is till lndtposeJ tnd confined to the home. Fatal cases of cholera have occurred at Dantxle, Elbing, Altona, Coblentg, Lolpslc, and Vicuna. The rnlr.hiirg Confrrencr, HgRLiN, Sept. 4. Tho Ktnpcror William, afla hit interview at Salzburg with tho Emptror Frtncll Joseph, will go to Munich, where he Is oapecicd tl trrlve on Friday or Saturday of the pretent weak. Vienna. Sept. 4. It It officially titled that Mini ten von lleust, AnJrar.lv, and llolienwarl will assist IH ai Ihe conference of IheLmperora at balzhurg. The Emperor of Austria Isavet for that city to-morrow. XEWAIIK'S SVSDAT MUniiEIt. Ar-;trrir.irr-t'-w-lsVtfl'e'-ie.-Ksli. r-rieulren of tbe (iunir In Jail. Pcvip more of Ihe riTilles who on Sunilsj morning beat Officer l'aul Wild of Newark wen arrested late on Sunday night and yrsterdsy. A number of the most prominent rillzent of Newtrk visited the police station, and paid the highest lrlt ate to Offictr Wilde for bis courage. Tho Injurs! officer Is lying tn St. Michael's llo.pltsl, There U no hope of his recovery. From words droppet by some of the prisoners, the officers became satlsflod that they know the mas who burldd the ttone which crushed the officer'! skull. The officers arrested James Oll.eusn, a m rocco dresser In Nugent .t Cu's tannery. The entire gang were nandcuSed and marc'ted to the county Jail. Tills gsng have for a long time been the terror oJ all law-abiding citizens In the Sovenlh Ward ol jH Newark, aud havo been known at Ih Stventa Wsrd plug ugllta. jjjjH ZO.VO i.S..I.Vi. Two excursions passed through Jamaica nn Sun. day. line nalted neir Judge Hu-ierd's residence en. piaj ed ball all th srternoun Officer riloane sloppsl H onoof tne coaches, bin wnen soma of Hit-psrtr pre- H tended to alight, he look tu his heels and wai not ier H lor the re.t ol tne day. xjsir jKitsr.T. In Jersey Clly yesterday, Montauk, 0 Oilvan, 7. The Second Iteglment, Col. A'len, goes into cams lo-iuotiow at Camp Hand tlpn, Dover. jH Charles Crosley. foimerly Chief Engineer of tbt Newark I He Department, died yesterday. Tbt Republican primaries In I'asa.iln county tilt RP evening eleclod d -legates favoring C'oin-lini W al.h. KiL Government engineers ,iro mnkln: a survoy of th L)flM 1'assslo rlt t-r, from Us mouth lo l'aiiatc l lllagt. with t view to making It navigable. Catharine l.utz of Union was killed on the Kris Hallway at Wechaaken trsierday morning, by being crushed between two coal cars, Ti e Ilepubllcan primary meetings were hold .'.-evatk last iitglit. Ihe linn e-uuetr dlvl.foil Wi-imcn ii.iriek ...gates art Iho Oerin.ini of ihe l'lfieeiith Ward or .Van art have n-Milved nol to v.'e i,.r any cindi late who will i xerl hh luuuuueu for Doi i-nforcuuitui of Ihe &uudas One of Ibe Committee of Arrangements denies LiaH that there was an) tli.iuth men hatnsrr oiuoug the igtH rrutl mists irom ht.-tten Islan 1 who tuned Lous !aH ll.anch on iho truth ult. jH An unknown man, arparentlv ahfliit 50 reus ol LtLH are, foimJ wauelrili.tf umi UV ri)'Jl.uTlehrTes- iiB lerdar, W hue on tne a lo the hoiplint in a ruact atLH lie lell back tit ad. I he noiiy was taken to the timet u glttS ex-Coroner Crauo, tn Waihlugtnn street, llobukun. cvjtwsiTius oi' c it i.n i;. Detoctive Field istirdat-arrested Jjines 1v -nr. LtLH sneic.iHjd cuntlct Irom tno deoa)iug J.ul in ll a atgtj 1'airlek Heiley while pining through West Thir. LlH tv-ninth sn-i-et I t-t ttio-iu. was p Ited hi a gang of 't tys atLiV Willi Horn a and bile. a. lievoral ot lit missiles uru ll LtLH Mr. J. I'. ilson's tttiro. within four doors of the I.eonsrd stieet police ptiilon, tt.ii t'liiered bt tuig ktH larsrariv ttiit'ribt) morning. 1 Ho lliieytis, alarmed sLH by Mr. Wilson, fie I. Win. A. 11 ill ul Ilutlaud. VI., a victim or a black. tH mailing opeiation, leiere-d lu. juuisi iHinnn Htfur, iH da) with a pocket anile. 1'a ch, one ol Ihe blackball, JJJJJJJJH era, has been aric.tt-d. H Jauie) Orar, of ;s .N'oilli Monro street, biker, wat riH rommiiled tu the lumti, )esterdiy fol causing ths ILH death of Jaint. crigau. hi knot king him down al iH Ctrceiiwich and North Moore streets uu buitday last. Martin Qulgley, thn brave boatman, while stand' Ing at I'lei 4, Norm Knei. on Htinday, had his wsietj mM sittlen nv John WiliUms of is VaihIhiii street. Cl-alglef kHfl nal.:.d!lie pn3kot!.i,4ad Jusstte D-j(tag jos.vrdii LVaH he 1 A large number of watches and gold chains wer stued lu lliiiralo vesterdav by I' e. liojle, Huiieitnten d nt of tne i uy nonce, aiibiio-ed tu have nen stolea r ther in Hiss .url or Nehiaika hy a burglar whose ktH r aute ll luppre.led. Spassai The Siaten Island Coroner a jury Investigating tht iiH t'.eath of Hugh t'onnolly the ae tnian shot on board ths sH steamer Dunham in the Narrows u:i i-ent I, se.terdai CsH fount ay- diet agai'.it the first mate, I. F. Lee, aui jtH Ihe si.jD a latt., J Vot. ig. !rtH Frar.ia Mulligan, a Lifer tor Hit Now York VH T' antfer I'nnipaiii having been discharged by the Sis- Yikm perintendent, William Donaldion. visited the Coin, ryjH pany's stables In Wen Twenty -ulh .treet, and bran d. Vkm IMilhg an ininii-nie hor. plilol, thtratrued to blaw Y?km Dunaiason's Drains out. lit wai arte. tel. vjkkm List night In Ihe tenement at 51 West Twenty- H pislh street. Mary MrOralh and latheriuo llyan nnar. TiH relied Mary's ion John look up cudgeis fur his mo liter and kuociid Calhrrlne down, Mary thereuuoa plrkrd un a heavy chair snd struck Catherine a nun- vkkm ning bloa-, ipiitnog her IPfchcad, Mary wai arreted. John eicaped. vB Pr,...Jo!in JlaiJf1 Kennedy, while atnliln- a 'teotlflc book In his omce ai M Han llou.loi str-ei oi VLi fih, day, tuuk on hit rust and ve.ian.i h.'n T? and wh,.n "J waa ai e-ep John Lawrence ineakeei laies the office aditpie 1151 ftoin Ihe coat. As Lawrence itH wat stepi lnk out. Dr. Kennedy awoke, and, mining -iH nls coat irom ttu' hook, o cituicl ihe leilow's arreit, KsH Tht ltrgo teneu'tnt at 159 Uroome ttreet Is th aH scene ot a denpeiate fight every week. Tho polie SiH were railed Into- the plat by the uprur on aandar. and arrrate.l Mary Woods, -weighing 775 pounds, fro. afsH derlck f.arnnsnn, sn aged bul vigorous Oerman and. latH Mrs. llarrmann, Mary chived thai lha Darimsn.. esH had auetupierj to choke her toeleath Justice LeJ with ILH patkutly heard their story, aud sent Mr Ilorrmsnn lo MsoH pnaoa, ss.d lies ktayy woujib U thf Uuts uf ltleu. JgM 1 t s fitsflrTatM
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fti ''''''''B iaB I 7 I THIS SUN, TUESDAY, HHe'Ki&MUm 5, 1871. It 11 fr AIL TUKrfDAV, HKI'TEMIIKU 6. 1671. I'oith'w TfcMtre I" 1ltUNlU. Umnttf IhctUre- OMfct lftil. rillh At IhfMre-Dlron. 4. fa tit. Opera ltnif I rdwU'al Wftrf-KllT A tWi M iitrrlf. fun I ranrUt Mlnntrcl It Ltintj, IS blt (lrlrn-Jr.it. htwiomb A ArllBtUn1 MUtrtU-ltlb it. tit. Brtlr S lUk'(lltt NvJ. tt ttfHM Eiut MtHit. Trrm of The .mn. Jirtrf tf, tcmt.il ttbmt-m, J So Ti, nv,tf(,UM.HrU I J? 5H ?whiyrrmUMil' f xx llftvutiMU'MalJrV lljrC4 tbM.Wrv it In tmy uttftt t th h4-lrw l v ttru, li 1 l.t r'kjt, iCl.. tU. rJinTafr ltiTt1K 111 ttMAr Apf imit rr lit', 4ft srtt. Tii-..in i "lit llieM i,wut4i)r U l 0 ii mmm Nvtim. Ma' ijt anu i..im, f tat, 7 at, Mini llh MA 1t II, II Hf ifBM &0 Mn. "ADT."n.f m irtr N Ut fi0 I itl amuiii.t tf hniifiwmpl. CyU itltpta t? mv M I In W -,i n4 &4ai bij, witb rtM cktfit. HI lh M-H flh iiTlf. At a tiim r IitrtM tt I fa m 11 .4 ArU fav mimmi niikiT, lorriiD tr 1 it. .TOR PRESIDENT. Oar S n 1 1 1 t n n h I s n Di IIOUACIO GR Eli LEY, or ciiAmutM. N A. I... la I M.MJ. mi Mid kith!, f I .1- It. i II i,. U'runim. I'l lie l'lrst Duly. C'orgrcw meets In three months from the 1 1 or cut thin. 'Hip first duty which ought to be done Im mediately after the meeting of CongreM, iirittictlvo (if nil other quotations, la to ro itoro Chahi.ks Pvmnt.h to the chairmanship i f the Senate Committee on Foreign Kola liuiis. l.ot the .people bestir tlicrnsolvcs in this matter, and let the Independent press speak nut. Chahlks F I'M X eh should lie restored to his placo. lie was struck down on bc tount of the San Domingo swImBe. That Is dead, ond iSoi.NT.u lives. Why should ho he excluded Jroin thnt place any longer hy nason of a dead Issue? IL Jtlr. Hontwrll's Vinlntlon of the T.nn. It has Lccome so common for tho ofilclals of theprtMiit Administration, lollowlng the t is&tnplc of their chief, to disregard tho laws, 1 tint ono instance mora or less of illegal I action on their part seeins hardly worth Jio- 1 tlcin. AVhen, however, a gentleman of Fecrrtary UoUTWEl.l.M past reputation, sue- cumllng to tho spirit of demoralization r which Furrounds liim, palpably Iolates n I Katuto passed at his own solicitation, and J drawn.1t may he supposed, just ob he want l r It drawn, the case is a pretty serious one. L The Fundine Act of July 14, 1670, as amended la6t January, embodies, It is well f known, Mr. Uoi'Twr.n.'s pet schemo for ro- I duclng the rato of Interest on the national P debt. Its 'first" section authorlrcs the Iss'uo cf r.O0,00O,0O0 of liondWarliiK fire percent. Interest per annum, 1300,000,000 bearing 4 per cent, interest, and tf700,000,000 lieorlut; four per cent. Interest. Tho second section then enacts: k "The Bfcretnry of the Treuoryli hereby Minor- Ited to ell and dloee of ny cf tbo bond Uinrtl ondtr thie ict at not Uu than tJitlr par tatmor I, c(4n, and to apply the proceed thereof to the re- L demptlon of n of the bond of the United State I, ootiundlni, sd knonn are twenty bondt, at their car T.ilne; or U may acchangt tht lamror I luct lu-t trtt ty Ui.di tar and ar, t tit the bondt (J l.erehy notherued ehill be neif for no other rnr- I, pone UUvr; and a turn not ixatdlno ont halj of I (i.tr tii turn of the bond tin In autnoriied birrby aDbri urlate-l to pa the eipenie of pre l' tmlnp, Iu1d;, ni-U ditpoiln: of tl. aatne." PH, In nsjiect of the first 570,000,000 of the (500,Ol'(i.(CO five per cent, bond authorised Hj,' i;y the I'.ct, the Secretary ol served the 11ml- B tntlou bf cxeiisi' filed, and sold them at H' par lu gold, allw:ng or.c-half of one percent. B' mi the binuunt to his agents for their com- PV missions and the cost of advertising. To dispnf-o of tin ?o few bonds occujiied, how ever, nearly five months' time, and the pros B p. c fnrfiirtttirsileHlofikitl very unpromising. K Tlan the Hecretary resolved to at least get B' rid f enough more tn make up f 200,000,000 HB' ol t v i cr cents, cost what It might. The I J H a d per rr'n'H were rvliUntlr a hopdets HH, b I .i' i! c (ailuro he thought would he HH s-.mewb t. -.vcred tip by the success of the HH (iye vt f n't- Cn.- iUfrtly he sent r.n agent HB t' Kuropt, .tn.l tl-cri, by tli.' oiler of uxtra- H rdluary coin! 'iiH.it'oti, ho lm.m-j.1 a clKjin', HHj r syndicate, ui- the pdrdsu Ik. of hii i kjubli.'rs H, i (like A pr.llioii of tlie 130,000.000 r.'- tualnlng of tho f:oo,O0U000 otr.red, HBj. vlillo anuth'T pnrti'Mi be coaxed and BBj- ..).4.Umu4ti,f,',. r.:.t.i;uJ laj.l....uXJJs. BBi ountry into Hccertlt.g. Hut tn aecnnipl.sh HBi this result ho litis prue'.ii.il'.y mlarged tlx- HBt c .f the tntiii.. tiun liwin il u pr.M'i'ilnl BBi o of i nr p-r nt. to nearly twi. p. i BB't I.'h thus expciii'.e'l, liibtiad ot BBJ t I'y 'w 8.000,000 tm ex BBJI .000,000. BB i ii I u I y which this expenditure of BB. H I. con atteniptitl to be covered BBl" i u-, but lacUlcitinl. Tlmoct.it BB 1 1 .1, rtqulien that tho boudbe BBS l at gold, cr (3) ex.'hantfo-I nt I BB ivMitiii. Tbu H' crelury lies aj. H' i,. U'th JI lilC'Su thlilt', bill ill BBJr t i;i-s dona neither. Nominally he BBJ' 1 K mo of bin bonds at par, and is BBJ' i .xcliangp "Huts !'nr live n pull BBJ' 4-rritl'hy4t-"ttiuvaotiimo at OS in BBJ I 1 is to exehsngu others for five- BB t Ht u dlscur.t of t'.v) per mt. H" BBji 1 "lie this by aceept!"g Htilerl'tlni b for BBj' "e tH'W IiiiikU Iriuii pr.nl bnhlers of the BBj Uv'1 iweul.m, and thnt ayiv Intf to ullow BB them to draw buth Inl rn-t on th' biin'ti BBji and int. rent mi the fiv. -twei.tii x for the HBj tpace of tli r- ii m ntlm, in addidou t a cini BBJ mission of n. liulf i er cent. Int. r. nt at six BBJ ir cent, for llin e mouths is one an I one ball BBr jwr cent., and tl.U addod to th. inn-l-alt per BBj' (en), niskis the two per rent wh'c'i it litm HBJ really (ost the i n.tury to inarK. t tl.- BBJ $'1UO,OCO,000 of bis five per cent. bnr.,! BBj It rcnuilns to be seen whetlier the A'iinln BJBj Ijtlfi'"!! ojtt"f oi'l wr.ii',rswlll gh.rify t'j J BjH' tr't-ueartlou w n triumph of finuneinl bb n wo..id not br, siin,r,;;,;;'rfs'iibgai BBI uec "'".n'iflti.rv nillcrt about his ptrnon BBj '''".'rtl cnpucitliH, hi I.is pppolntmetit of col BBj lectors of in'.eruul revenue for districts In which they do not resldo as the law re quires, In his repetition of tho census of New York and Philadelphia, and In his em ployment of tho national troops for tho fur therance of his private political schejnes, will not bo likely to Hindi when so small a thing ns the expenditure of $2,000,000 is In question, ;ood News from Clnclonnlt-H. Uomeo Iteed Abandons tils Infidelity I Wo rejoico to learn that our labors havo not been without effect In Cincinnati, as our readers may sec from a. careful pcrti6al of tho interesting epistlo which wo subjoin. The great fact which It communicates relates to Mr. 8. Homko Itr.r.n. That gcntlcmnn, who has hitlie-lt for a longtime wallowed In tho ml rc of Infidelity, has, wo aro delighted to hear, experienced ft chango of heart, so that ho Is an infidel no longer. Wo also take pleasure In stating that under the Influence of this blessed transformation he lias ceased, nt least to n great extent, to break the Sabbath, and It may be hoped that ho will soon succeed In bo far conquering tho depraved practices of his worse condition 6.S to bo ablo to cease fruin breaking it altogether. Hut to the letter iNrtiNATi, O.. An. 31. t am full of Joy a I lift up ray nice to nnuounco to Hie world that nivf dear Irlcnd Itimtci ItErnofthH wicked city It no l.'Bter -in Inndel, and no lonter a wicked partner of Di scon liicn Aim Bvith. who ion tery protxrly tuy In a truly cood man. It l most bleiiant to me to be hI ile to report Mix lntrrcttttis fart to yon. be eauio Tint Ses. with tm frequent pl.raa exhorta tions, li-.s been uue of the cblel tneJiit of uorklnz a transform men In the relliloui tliaracler of llrother lICLn. In lormcr ttinea he wa an lnfldcl, a profano enetrer, and a cortfr j but now he ban experienced a cLanen ot heart. Tim etianco datea from the llmo when TlIK bis flrtl leean to rtbnko lilt Infidelity and wtckedneM. At flrn ho affected to make llrtl of tour rcbukef, hat they tola on film notwltii ataadluft; and finally, aome tnomontha back, wl.ta llrother the Key. (liusyiLi.i Moony, feelinK a deep and abmlDr; Intrre.t In tho wellarc of llrother nr.rn, prricnted Mm ultti mae nillreiit copy of the liible, bound In lawn akin, and otnairentrd with biary sclden cl.itpa.thn charge became Tery marked. It hat been blntid that llrother Aloonr did thli at tho lortance and eipcmo of th llonie AIl.loi:ary Comoiitieo of lav Eran;ellcal AinncUtlnn of Ihla city, whoe at tention w at rlrat aw akencd toward llrother limn by 'I lis M S. because a leaf corner waa turned down at Kiudui xx.. and a runcillcd (lnpcr on tho margin pointed to tho foutih command of the Urcaiosue, lienitmber the t-ahbatli day.' blnce Ih-t i vent, llrother IUcu make It a point to do all hie wrlllnz for Monday' paper on Satur day altirnoon, lorecoin: the plwnrea be nfd to Indulge In. ar.dearn lor thocomlnc of the babbatb, whlcl. tie derotca to a careful peru'aland ludr-of tuijecta and boot a whereof bo died to make mockery. 1 am anre yon will tbdly make known thla chant e In Ilrollier llttu. tor bun belt we all belleye Dcaroo lticiiiun biiiTit la tho irul) sood man ou (leacrlbe him to be, yertly we know mat H. Koaco Hecd la rwwaerklng llRhl torolrtr hie feet Inn the dark wayaand auareaof luQje Itj and vlckedneta. ilay he peraercre In that cood and laudable courae until, like Deacon IttcnaifD Miitu, he alio la a ttnl) tood man. I understand that llrother Iloario ItxrD It In tome doubt a t to whether be tball Join the Central l'rei bjterlan Church, tn which Deacon lticnauu bMtiu la a pillar, or the Jlrlbu.lllt Churcb. In which hie friend the Iter. .Mr JlooUTlt a burnlnz llsht "A PnttBTTrniAN." Wo tender to this reformed Infidel our congratulations upon such n chango In his character and prospects, anil we urge him manfully to persist In tho good path upou which he has now entered. He will not find it easy, wo presume. During so long a career of Infidelity and wickedness as his has been, ho must havo acquired many truly de plorable habits, which will stick to him llko "burrs to tho Imrk of an old liell-wtther. Ho will also find his old skeptical opinions and Biieering, jeering tenden cies returning upon him agnln and again but he must ttrugglo with all theso things fxd JVC', them off, csjrJaUy t!a taIwy to hello Tnn SUN, familiar nnd sweet ns they may havo becomo to him. Ito w tit nUo find It very hard to abstain from deluding bis pious partner, Deacon HicilAltl) SMITH, n truly good man, If there ever was one. Hitherto Deacon SMITH hn3 been led Into many errors of nction, and has even got tho reputation of ahypocriticnl Sabbath-breaker, because his partners, nil of them wicked, and the wickedest of them all S. Homeo Heed, have been In tho habit of having tho tiro lighted under the boiler of ttielt steam en gine about four o'clock on Sunday afternoon for purposes of secular labor, while they jire- tended to the good Deacon that tho only ob ject of lighting It was to prevent tho wn'er pipes from freezing and bura:ng. All this and many other things of a like nature the converted man will now havo to depart from. Abovo all, wo enrncstly commend to Mr. Hl'.ED tho other wicked partners of the good Deacon Smith, those who havo not yet ex. pvrlcnccd tho benefit of such a chango as that In which bo now rejoices. Let him labor to drag them also out of tho pit. It will lie a hard job, but ho will m mon than repaid by the comfort which success will tirhif! tr his soul. This pleas' tig intelligence w also com mend to our friend Field Msrshal MfltAT ll.M.sTnti) of fine mint1. He has sharad In our cfibrtH for Homeo Itr.ElVM reformation let la .in hbnro now in our feeling over the success with which thetm efforts havo been rrownud. Though not equal to Deacon Itii HAiiii Smith In goodness, and not en titled tn rejolru over Itlir.D's amendment so TCT-jT-.tr"tr-y,ti-yi llintrrofWtwi s'i! Wm njii.' lb-' sc- pii between them ns tho Doacon and the Fi. l I M 'r-linl me. t tegetli" r to I. iiis.'b i'.i' r te..r-.i' Hi.tlhlnet on over lirs 1." lif'litful event. TUfl (auvi'tnor ol iv Jcrtcy. A Hi'ublienu cundidiite for (lovnrnnr nf New Joitpj Is to bo nominated at Trenton fids week, nnd the tpttatlnii of the subj. ct lresdy porvmbs every pnrt of tho State Tho centrist ems to have settled down s i far that, pJthoviph other names are cursor' ly mentionel, cn'y Coitsm it's Wai.sii and Ji t-tN KtitM i.iHK re illy remain In tho field. VatII Is n rich m in, whose rlaini to IKilitieal diHlinetlun lb k m the lavish uso of liis uu ivy. Kit I'ATi.n k U a man nf genius, vl'o.ba-gHJud gtry ou thn fiebl of bsttl.', and who would do the wnrl; of any oillm with uri.'yinnlity nnd ddsh. Ills military record is suffl. ieiitly hi t forth In tho letters from (Jen. Hiikiiman whien wh puUJsh i.liotb. r part i.f thin psjHir. while s rich pecuniary recotd and n(i..''''t polit ical leeort are likelse dif iu u l";u'' i ,.,i. o adorns our col trom Nmvurk, which umns this morniii!', utwccn (Jen. Kii.pat It tht choice i i, i itUKandMrV'"'"0 u,,nll" ""I"'1'1''' oilrllt t, ll,U' k'M'I'Oft KlI.l'ATIHCK. t'ienlii- ,'1'"'u' 1b mr better than Wlt'""1' genius. Hut why nhould tho ..publicans of New .lersoy pursue this con irovemy any fiiithi ri Why not end It by tubing up a new man with whom no qiiur. rels are connected, who 1 In every way qualified fur the tiillce, and who merits from tho Itupuiilirim pnrtyoftlix rltnte tho high tst recognition In Its power to givo? Wo nean Thomas T Kinnky of Newark It is true that ho neither wants to bc nomlnaUd nor elected, but It l equally truo that he would administer tho office with talent, dignity, and righteousness At tho same llmo his election would remove all discus slons, In tho party and render It once moro a united, directive, and victorious force. J President (Hiant's sore-tnlhxl colt, which na the subject of o many newapaper paragraphs n few weeks ogo, suddenly diaappenred from public notice, and, aa tho 1'rraidcnt limultanc nsly discontinued hiavlills to Waalilngton for a long time, the public naturally came to the con clusion that the Invalid animal was cither well or dead. A lato number of the CupUal explains tho matter. According to this authority, Gen Dxxt, finding the skill of tho medical fraternity In Washington inadequate to the emergency, de termined to try (ho effect of cundurange, and the experiment was completely successful. Not only did tlio cult speedily recover its mu ll health and spirits, but the afllicteJ tail shortly bewail to sprout in the most extraordinary manner, aud hat now developed Into a flourishing cundurangj tree. If this remarkable cure can be authenti cated, It will afford a new testimony to the vir tues of ciindtiranro, as well as to the wisdom and usefulness to tbc Administration of Gen. Dint. Tho Chicago grain mnrkct has recently been in a highly demoralized condition, owing to tbc operations of a clique of grain gamblers who succeeded In ivoiling up a comer in wheat. Thcw grain gamblers make contracts to buy or deliver groin in immense quautltlo, often with out owning or expecting to own a bushel of the commodity. There is n great diQ'ercucc in the effect upon general trade between stock gam bling, as ptactiscd in Wall street and clenhei'e, and grain gambling. In speculative stock ope rations, aa u rule, only the dealers tbcmselrci are affected by the vicissitudes of tbo busUiets. The persons engaged In them are like n party of men who play draw-poker among themselves for a year. There may bo a large amount of money lost and won during the time, but Hail remains with tome of the party, and no others cither gain or lose by the result of the game. The rnoit mischievous results of grain gambling, however, fall upon fanners and the general pub lic. For instance, the battle which raged Inst week between the long and thort interests in Chicago brought loss upcu thousands of Innocent parties, and in many instances, doubtless, utter ruin. Vessels were lying at the wharves unable to fci-d bick.j.v"ihlipers luuh! nut effard to bay-' grain at the artificial prices produced by the ex citement. The owners of tlourtng mills were obliged to suspend operations because millers could not buy wheat at the prices thin ruling, and sell flour at the prico it would bc likely to command when the flurry caused by tbo corner should subside. Country shippers who bad legitimately sold their grain to arrive (n August, found themselves unable to reach the market In time, on ing to the prctsuro existing fur cart to bring in grain for sale before the high prico should disappear, and were obliged to lose twenty cr twenty-five cents a bushel on their own prop erty, at they could only fill their contracts by purchasing wheat at an exorbitant prico from tho combination. Tho grata business was also de ranged In many other ways by this corner values were unsettled, and tho interests bnth of producers and comnmetJ seriously prtjudiccd. The people of Illinois have n rcaltiing1 cntc of tbc mischievous iffictt ot fictitious operations In grain, and the Legislature hss pacd laws pro hibiting sales without sctu.il delivery, bnl they have becu of no effect. Although faro dealers arc frequently arretted and comicU-d in Clilcagn, It would seem that there is no wav In which the I law can bo made to Interfere with the operations of 'the grain gamblers. In :iui7;ed contrast with th ccurra pur sued by the Rev. Mr. Cucsir in Chicago is that of the Hev. (iuoRQt K. Thhaix of Ktuauuel Church in this city, who has tendered his resignation as a pretliitir of the Hpitcopal Cliorch, on tho ground that he and bis congregation are about to adopt a revised Prayer Hook, differing essen tially from tbc authorized version. Mr. Ciiexst, by the persitteut omission uf certain words, prac tically used a Prayer Hook not authorized by his church, but had not tbo honesty to avow tbc Del, or the good tasto to resign bis office. Uf the propriety of Mr. TitRsua conduct under the circuratanco4 there can bo no question, ni t tie sooner Mr. (.'nt-jur imitate lilt example the bet ter will it bo for his reputation. The many dontha.fi um ircm niujr recorded this teuton naturally direct attention tu il,. dangers to which bather lire liable. A resident of on j of tho most frequented uf English water ing places, who has bad great expenenco m such matters. Is of opinion that tho principal cause of accidents while bathing is loss of nerve from ex cited apprehension. A animmer on his return toward tbo shore is apt to be started by the slow progress w nlcli he seems to make, lie aces the waves rolling past him, and is often led to fear that he is making no advanco at all, or that be is actually carried seaward. Ha begins to take hi strokis too quickly, geta tired and out of biciitli, sud, to his exeitcd oppiolieiniou, the shore appears to recede. Hather should kiv, li.iwev.-r, Hint there Is an eaty waj fur a bather to usaure liiinelt of the woprcss lie is limbing. An object close to tho shore toward tho right of the point lie is turning nt will seem to shift to Hie light, us compared with a more distant ob Jeet seen in tho .iniu direction, nnd an object seen t. the It'll will app'ar to shift tu tho left. -H?f"i-iMr-e--e r-W-k- .tlV.t.Vr...-t.(y-J.J-.. unlmnier that ho is appro.icln.ig the shore, and ell'.Tlu.illy t ii -1 his oi'lvhen-i ina. He e ill then ur3 li.s course i-hor-ivaid without h.i-te or ex cm ii cut. e 1 urn that the proprieloisof the S lvi Jilct mine in I.-iKe Siq ei ior liuve bci n stiei e-!ul in finning iip. li the iiiuinluiid iippi.Mte the island tin snino vtin ofnte whieli has proved so a-dun-ial.mgly neb in their present n i no. It was dis covered, as we are told, nt n depth of sixty feet below tliu surfuco, 1'ioni Silver Islet cue to tl v.lue uf t8C0,e00 bus been takcu ill aboe' iiii.iiths i i.d the v.iu sienis to grow i-""-r J,ie deii.irit U worked. There Is no "1",t ttonsiifinlnfialweulihurelui '-1"" ,oclt4 and mountains niotind l.tb ul'c"or- The folly of ru"n in,n ''"l"- R'v' H,,Cft ti.m l.rt.iw.il t's1'" dhl'i.te.l ill a e now pendi.. tbo Circuit Colin.. f) "w'y, esi v-tim-a. A citizen of thai c.uin'y in IS70 jj, gout, worth perhaps ten ihilhua, tli.it hid nn.ycd him by repe itedly trespatsing on his ground. The owner of llie goat sued for dat'i ages, and the case was tiled bcfoio nJuatieeof ll.e I'e.iee nnd (f.veii tn a lnrv of six, who f lil.'il to agreo upon u verdict. A second trial befuro n similar ttilniual ro'iilleil in a verdict of J 83 for tho plululilV, Tho defendant nppealed to tho Ciieuil Co.trt, hIi.'io a Jury of twelve failed to decide tho mutter j after which another trial was had, resulting in u vutdict of J12.10 for Hie plain HIV. Hut mm' I lie ilefetelunl came forward i.ud ulleged that prior to Die finding of this verdict lie bud tendered to the plilntiff the sum of (IS tu settlement of tho claim, which, If proved, would haie the effect of rendering the pliinliff liuhlo fur all the costs tli.it had accrued in the course of the suit. This alleged tender was de nied hy the plaintiff; so in March last f Jury was called upon to decide the question, and this jury failed to agree, At tho June term the question of fact in regard to the alleged tender was given to Miotlierury. which was alto discharged with- ont coming to any decision on the matter; and it now seems as far from settlement as ever, lu the mean time costs hare been accumulating, IU4.95 bains; ebarged against the plaintiff, and $127.55 against the defendant, to say nothing of lawyers' fees on each side. If the litigants w ero the only Inters In this case, it would not be to bad but the time of the Court has been oc cupied to the exclusion of really Important busi ness, and large expenses have been incurred that the State is obliged to pay. Our own coasts are too frequently occupied with suits nearly or quite as frivolous aa tbo great West Virginia goat case. An Instanco of tho manner In which tho evil designs of unscrupulous persons engaged in schemes to defraud the publio are ficqucntly baffled through the exposuro or their rascally projects In the columns of the public press, Is afforded in tbc caso of the Kaukakco Draining Company, A party of speculators last winter got an act through the Indiana Legislature giving them power to mortgago some six hundred thousand acres of land belonginc to farmers and others, without their consent, on the prctenco that certain Improvements were to be effected with the money raised on the mortgage. As pre posterotu as it may appear, the Legislature actually gave this Company" pjiver to take such action but tho press gavo tho scheme such a thorough ventilation that tho conspirators be came alarmed, the President of tho Company re signed, its attorney ehangi.l over to tho side of the farmer", the treasurer refused to serve, and the spccilatloii exploded entirely. It Is asserted that the plan was to mortgage the lands for more th-iu their value, foreclose the mortgages, and buy in the land's at nomitnl price. The lion. JoEl'll Mk. jii.I. of Cli cngo has recently made at Columbus a very nbl speech upou tho financial questions now pending be tween the ltcpubhci.ns and Democrats. Mr. Mii.ILL Is a man of strong original senso and If, Instead of devoting himself to the editing of newspapers, ho bad made polities his profession, he would long since have risen to high ntfieo. Hill, being only a newpiper editor, nob dy tas thought of nominating him for Governor or Senator, and he is -till a prnalc citizen. Gen. Hi:m Hiti.EH s.-etns disposed to do all in Ms power to Justify the terse epithet be stowed upon him by (len. UvwLxr. lu his speech at Worcester he s.ilJ he hal n statement frc-rv the ttrsnmaii-f v,w!.'-.T.ixtii;; Oarr.uUr of the Army of the Jam s denying the story, em pbatlcally, that he did not daro to attend there union, and wr adtcd not tu deliver the address and that the thairiuau said if it I been known that ticn. INwlei waa an cncoiy of IlirLtt, he could not have been elected President of the So ciety, (len. Alozo Alois was the chairman cf the Nominating Committee referred to, and at his request tho Troy Tlmtt states that he has never written a line tn llettifi on the subject. This unequivocal diiclalmer leaves the (loneral In a more unpleasant predicament than ever. The Hon. SciiCYi.Kit Coi.r.vx has onc more explicitly declined to run for the Presi dency. He says he is for Oraxt, and nobody cite. Put how would it bc If, after all, the lie publican National Convention should sternly nnd uncompromisingly Ins st upon nominating Cob rx I Would he persevere In refusing, or would lie appreciate tbc duty which every patriot owes to his country, and with one of his on n sweet sml'es consent? A very bad joko Is that which is now run ning tho round of tho Journals of Cincinnati. The writers there say that the greatest known .Sn'jJ'cjj H.,,jv.DiicJ?.t:i"lu,i:iii,,p-.URJf.rrp:. atantly aiunlng. Do not these persons under st'ud thai what they thus flippantly call tlio tins or Deacon Puun aro not his own actions, for which be ought to bc responsible, but thoso of wicked psrtners who have been associated with him In business? The worst of these partners has now reformed, and it is to be hoped tho others will toon imitate his cheering example. Let no one, then, hereafter speak of Deacon Smith as a Syndic, because he it n truly good man, and such improper terms cannot Justly bo applied to him. It is rumored tlfttt the.Hon. Mahti.n Hveu sok, of New ton, N. J., hat agreed to support the aspirations of Cobxilios Walsh, tho money-bsg car r'idale for Governor, and that Walsh will bc willing, in caso he should be nominated and elected, to appoint KrrnsoN Chancellor. Thus guod men reciprocate each other's favors, and e'.V'l.iiii is nice. The IfrraUl favor, me f holding the next Republican National Convention in ioa. It Is a good idea. It was In lloston that tho country tirat revolted against tho Uritish mon archy, and there the first foundations of tho re public were laid. As the election of 1672 ought also to bo a uew departure, looking toward the restoration of tho republic tJ its original purity, it would certainly bo very proper for all partlc to go to Jloston for their preliminary conven tion. We add, also, that the uoat suitable man to preside over the deliberations of the Ito publican Convention would bo Seuator Cuableh SlMSEK. The Erie Kailway Company havo made j another !u,. de acquisition to their lino by tbo puichan- ot tin Tiogi, lllon-burgh and Coming toad, including tho Illoisburuhooal mines. amvsi:m i:r.i. The (iruml Oira lluum-Mr. rtn"""'"111'" .-ion.l Appenriiiue Mr. llan.l.i.u.m appeared la- .Iruo.t n...i., by Mr. Il IU "r u' tlii-i. Iii.h.1, "lUllr.""'',t",lt w.i- ii".e e.lamily 1 eens did not l.ye to d.v.l.u tl. su-y "f tui In'euso ronunee. ami tn .hope I 11,1 i aBi mUtortuue Cerlal lib pie-i ti Ul,uu l'10,u un-lertaUe lo dram utizj i'-" -t'd iroiitnent. I." the work ol Dickens ,t(, compleie.ibe play would h.ivo had consiatcnoy od e'euuets; but now It partakes of the fra; iientait charaetor of tbo uLfin.shcd ch ..tors out of whl.'h It It wiouuht. It Is .lo.'. iy iloo.uy and trail lu color, T ic grim Imnor o' D irU'.e: Hie stunt one." u ttMiui, ligalt it up wlti but ghastly merri ment. The churarter of Jolm Jatptr, tho cliolrmater of C'loUtcrliam (.'.ilbejral, atnu ind by Mr. Uandniinii, la reeiilury dark anJ foralddin. We see hlmonly moled hy iji-. ji'.ilouiy. and hatred, a palntiil man. torn by the heieol p.i.ilum. In drpictli,c these, .Mr. HipJinaiin ilu Isaomi'lait drop tor Hn exhi il tlou ol llinte v.iried pimers of which we havo spo ken In Hie notlre of lilt tint perfurmvtiFe, Mrs. llindmanii dev. loped new eiDnlllc.. nn I inoio iliau made .ooa Hie lavoraole luipre-sion timl tliu ereitied oil H.iliujiy rvenlna. Air. Muik riuiitli was url- oin.'d u nil that eiiiliusl win tu it alu ayt mirk the rial iieaiu.ice of tin i t-iy poi uhr an I arcjmpli!iol aiior. lb mve u graphic piciuru uf the npultive old ttxloll. The pern rmsnee drew toze tlir 1 Ti ry hrje nit.1l enci. 'lb. suoi.ruin.i.e pir.-. w.if aii'iy ievft "i ed. The play wl.l be repealed ever) cvinilK lor t.io pi .'sent. Wood's .Museum. Lu.llle Wesiern entered upon a five weeks' ciiit-i;i'iuiit at the Museum last evening, uppearin; tn ono of tho Isrtitl Budlciues ever ein wit ilults walls, hlio projiicod ttia oldest and best piece In her repertoire, Bast Lynne," sustaining toe dual character of Ladv ItaM and iludami Vint. Miss Western In her emotional rfiles In "Kasl Lynne" hat made lor heiarll a repul-.lion so well known and so 'ricitWljr ce2'pei,ted.,upon as to inaae lurtlier ci ineitiii needless. bho Is tppporled by Mr. K"?n ,9'r 'Vise's Milfoil, aud Hie rciiuUr slock coiniuuy uf the Museum. Mr. M. Levlck wat exprettly engajed to play Carlylt, and hit porlormanco cave eridescoor gi vat care In preparation, (lusils De Forrest makes a vary pretty xVurfctra Uirt, but 1 hardly ap to the standsid In the pathetic parts. The last, In tht main, waa ably filled, aud the clay will doubtless ran during Hit cretltr part of Miss Wtittru's to-lagtmtnt. THE rOLITTCIANS' CIRCUS. the senvn hack von run aorjut xtHtsiiir nv si:r jeiisey. The Corpe Hint could tint be (Inlvnntrprl An llniirftAlaMt) liivealment In K.irnl flBtcsmen's Voire. Jo tht VAUcr or y rtuit. His i The contract to forward the fortune of llrother Walsh ba proved entirely too coloisal for tho Newark Itlner. And Jaat litre let me elate fur the Information of the correspondent who sppesn for Mr. Ualsey In the Tlmtf, Hist llrother W.'s Chris Han nsmo Is not Nehrmlah but Cornelius, that Mr. J'errr was not chrlslensd Xathanlal bat Nehrmlah, and that tho patronymic or the erudite and accom plished counsellor tf JC'amdrn IS Scovel and not BclioOeld, Dot to rcttrn. Tho Itlrg slsogbtercJ llrother W. so erTectuvlly tat January that all en deavors to galvanise nls corpus Into any spasm of vitality daring the lint August weather have been Impotent tailuro. Last winter tlry told us that llrother W. waa born wronz to bcjln with. If tho Important accident of his cotnlnt Into the world had only happened somewhere lo the German Father land or In tho P.mcrald Isle, homlglit havo claimed some kinship ,to the nttaralixed voters; but no slnglo spot on the entlro map of the globe was to unlncky es Oreat Britain. Why. some of Hie men w!ioo grsndsircs carried flintlocks at Monmouth and Princeton believed the Kevolnllonary War to be still In active progress, and tliey would as snou think ol voting for Lord I'ornwilll or rieorce lit. Arnlu they urged that If llrother Walsh did ex pend n cor) or t of erect tucks to park a Legisla ture pl"drd to rhake l.lm United rHatra Hcnaior, II was rather Impertinent of him to claim from tte parly either gratitude or pity for his failure in this pecuniary ttnlum. And then they showed how hollow were his tlieolotlcal claims. Even In hl own particular persuasion he was known ns a breeder of illrcord, nd tbo very flower ut the de nomination rivolied st tho thought of running their church as n pmlileal machine and transforming every camp meeting Into a esnert, Ills reputation, too, at i unio w.m most unsavory, al leatt nmong the hbotlng olatsca, tor ho wot charged Willi being an opprPor of the btre'lng. In short, ho could not bo e-icted round Keep, r In Ksx, All this and more whlcb the ltingatferlid concern ing llrother W. when be longed lo lt a 5enaior. tney srenon industriously denyiaz w.in he wants lo I o a (lovcrner Hat even II they should prove thn thov bad iirlrinslly s'niide-e1 e'm. the new alli ance Is so novel as In beget the hieiiesl suspicion. To ono who Is well Infer nnd In the political t losratmy of tho perl id, tho spectacle of lr.i liar rlmi elee llonceiina for I'nrnelius Walsh would tw at iUrtllni at list of Messrs. Thomas Murphy and Horace l"urtr oiia;flJ in picking a primary In the interest of Dr. llrec'ey. Alter all, llrother W. ts only known on aceoar- of his successive nnd Igno nilin ius iiulllieal def .-Is. People don't be, leva la hl I ica, and don't d.ire to venture their tortunes In tie same boat with ht-n. Little KII htsn lallhfnl thrneli dl'oriranlzed and .le'nltorv followlm throuishont tnc Plsie. but he Is di-nd-wrlihted wt'ti Cr.iat's nnpnpnlarlly. Not thai tne Oovernincnt Is tnppned to b po"ed ot any cusmiiK nflcrtlnn tor the rough-rider, for II does not appear that he has ever ciaflo any gifts of real es tate or live ttpec to secure (lie Presidential favor, lfut tahiiTilrttv with'fT.eliTlustrinns T.iwltas while be has hern rlimpntninc In Me suitunvi palace by the sea hft bred In ait true Jerwymen surh a nanseatinr contempt for military suvtesmen, tuat tney wilt hardly stomaeh even so popular a soldier at- the re nowned Haider. John Davidson Is a nice yonnc man who roeen lito In land and cannot tell n tie. He even contribute-, an elaborato arithmetical eytstle to (be I'rltirK to confute the figure of an adulatory ad I event who had over clortUed htm to tbo estent nt Just eleven vote The lnt do.tre It u make him a railroad candidate agilnsi Mr. llettle, who waa so shamefully betrayed by the rlni. Sir Darld.oi mtt.l letted the mwt nery Indlsnation on aecount of al leged t tough disproved conLimlnstion by a certain lorporatlon. and vol the rnott v.iorous b..rker and tralrrr ot Mr. Davidson Is John V. KotUr, lire paid attorney ot the ssmi corporation. Don (I'tlxote Seovel, cnuu'elior-st-law and solici tor In chancery, l sivocaled hy Dr. (treeley. bat iwbn.lT t Air.i.ei tlut ar w,tt t-au -.i-ryniuih .Nlwaiik, Sept 4. Kni YLEH. (!rn. Shrrmnn 1'nvnring (ira. Ullmtrlrh. llramji ai.n:n. Militaiiv IUmhos or inn I .MlSSUf ll-i'l, is the I'ikld. v S.iVANNili, Dec lDCt. Ltlj. Ot. Jlion AHfilr(rl. I'einrnuuitun; Curalrv iNrietmi.lrf.il' ol Utorgla. (IcNtBiL: 1 have read with i.'easute your re poit. Just receiv Ld. aa well as thote of ytur brt.adt C"ii.nnndeT. 1 beg to at'Ure jon thnt the operations of the cavnlry muter jourrnninand haie tH-.n ski. ml air' en.liiently trefsful. As jon e. rrettly tate In our l.poit, von l.undsoai.ly fel.ned on Porsvtii nnd Macon, riiterward did all that w is poihle toward n.e rucuo of ou. pr loner at Mtllen, v'ncli fsllej simply bceansu the pneoners were not theie aS'H.wUilsre l(ir. that yon may have It over my &nanr?TfrntoV back from Wheeler tu Loaltville. at 1 htd Itstrun cd you not to rlt your citj'iy cummand aad sub sequently al 1'l.onas btat'on. tauesburo, snd Hrur (.reek, you whipped a superior ctvalry force snd took from Wheeler all chance of boasting over you. Hut the fact that to ou. In a ureal m.uurr. we owe the unrcn of fuur atroiig inlantry culuu.ns. wlUi heavy trains and wsgoiis, over 300 topes, tl.ron:h au cnemv's conntrr, without the loss of single wagon, and without the annoyance of tavalry dashes on ur lluk, is boner cnuuu fur aay cav alry commander. 1 wtll retain your report for few days that I may In my report ue some of vonr statistic, aid Ihea will forward II lo tbu War Department, wln I will indorse your recommendations, and maki such others as 1 may consider necessary and proier. I am truly your fricud, (sliLCd) W. T. SHIIHMAN. Msjor Gcner&l C'ommiiudlnt I certify- on honor that the foregoing is an rxsi' and true copv from the letter books of (iencral w T. a;-.erm.in, V. Army, and U lourd on pace nt ol the em volume CHAItLES EV1N(.. Waiuisutos, D. C. Cru. A'l;n rid-. Dxaii GrjNEitvL! I send jon a certified "opv of ti e letter I wrto von ut taVaunali, (ia.. ou tl.v Aim ur December, lsil, only u lew da) s ufier our suuiewuat famous mircb from Atlauu lu (lie sea. I therein gavo you the creJIt you fully mcntod ot ke. l ing the rebel cavalry olf tho Hanks and tear of Hie several columns ol lufmtev by lour daaii aud tue raeiu nieut of jour cavalrj oi.,rin. ?IS.,on1!."'nt,led to bearlrom yon that this (act, so well altettcd aw. ilu,,, Is nowbroucht Into controversy; bnl 1 feel ceriam that sou aie fully able to illvlno the motives, and lo i.u.l oil suc cessiully any such attacks upon your vvcll-earued reputattoo. Truly your Irlcnd, W. T. SlIEItMAN, (leneral. Niw Vmn. Au;. SO, 1S1. jioui)uxKixu a jvnr.r. How IloiulMinen In h Wl.ltkey ('use rra.h.,1 llie l'r.iet'KM til Hie Court. 1'i.lled lo lei. pe Ju.llri'-A ('(.--.I'liiiey. Mr. J. 1). ltymert, the 1'iesideut of the ller culet Life lusuranea Company, was airettid on Saturday last on arg of conpiring Willi Mr. I o Dankle, Mr 'rglne DaokK-, J t. Talmadge i.int olnert, 10 delraud the (iuverniuiut by inikuu- 11. sod fiiiu.lulect aslcnii.eiu of Hit real i-t'it. uf ..io of ll.e lundtineu lu :i wbi-.kt.y e tse. j hu fac -as given lo a Sun repurler are a filluw: lu ll.e auiii.e. r of 11;? ii Isruo distillery In Wt Sivin-nrrtirs.-Trrn--vT.TmM-reT-Tvtii-"di-i t ttwrreTrr-j lav. Wiieu lb.-eato euluo mlo eeui Mr. Idiiiei t the counsel ol the owner, made .irrMue cnt-t'i furnish bund fur Uu- ii!.... of:i, iu,uru. ,i.i the bomluieu ullntj wne i..oiK.e uuJ 11c. i r. Thev Were ace. U-U Itotn rinrin Itl.uttl.., ei, wurt'i u: r S i 000, nnd t di-.l..er) .1 pr.nlj m.inl 1. Ill eliari'e I t i.it Mi It 1 1.. t ai-il, "ill 1 1.1.1 ouo 0. lilt. OolldllltU S I- J'. C'lli 1 o. I -UU. Slbl Lou 't In cUlmed tl al nu w 1- ..u. .p. I a! tlio (mit. t Ul It.l.Url hU'. a KtloW'i I.Jk' ,1, 11., c.i- was tr.id 1 .1 (i.ii:. Ihau-lifi-id 1,. r uinin r, 1-.,;, .nid the Jury luuiiiti 1 111 .1 .i.u. 1 1 1 p, pell), allien 11 11. 1. red tilt boll ..111. 1, Ii 'oi t.,L lull amount ol It va'ue. luinieili.ilely alter U.e ver.ll t, Vr. It nn.i, through ins ui-HUei-ilu ioiih.i'', ,101 1 ,1 a l n o proceeding' foi len d.i)., I ouh 1 1 r run 10 i trial. And, 111 the iiu'in tu 't u c ar.'-ii t nt huukle, the onl ren oumilo luiniiun, aeiinu 11,1. .it r (lie advieo ul itiin. 1 1, h el ai Inu I.- ti 11 p belt pr.P.iel lor ir.1.1 felling and in- ig.ilng I 4 I r.iuerty in e.se an udtrme venlict should lie r n .leioil. Ti 0 I r i.il. r war made. The venlict eoiidiiuiil.ig the pioperly was .endered it noon, and the ilced ustiguiiu it was lectrdid lu t.,e Itegl t. r's ulhee two ooui later. It i. lirtt attunv.i to 9ti U'tacs. v, Slid pr.oi lot,. w lmHiui J la tendavt, 11 was aaaiu ntiljiied tn nl.lo'. v,io Mr. II) inert did not liouulu hiuise.f ,nner aliuui ll.e 111:11 ti r, so t.ir us tliu cuiiits were concerned. T..e Un.Ud '.-i.itei Mais.ial atleji.Ud iu h.ion the property of Dauklc, but Mrs. aukle claii iril to lie lu poMii-tioii, uuu tlio piuce 1 ul ll.e man aatliuv.ided. Judge UlMcli'enl, .1 turning these tact. dieidediliiitD.iiklH In.ii ft. .uli.ii-.iy u-.iuid hi Property, and a i culver upptluted tu lake rli.ire or It pi'idlhii Um 1,-11,1 vft.iee.ae, Al. tue 1. kil.ie Yreie sr.. 11 t-riuhi .m 1 Luintui-ntfi.er Hav iT,'0"1',0 .f""'1 thlU'iOi I'almaU.e In J1U, UOU; mid tho olhei. In Sikxl nail each litre we l-o I'p, I n, Hp, mi.l there vve u" Unit ti, Down, l)ui 11. When Gen. Mcnit. wn appointed Naval Oili cir ho applied lo lien. John (.ucliuno to liauie a su.tnblo person as Deputy. Uui. Cochrane nor geeied J Harrison Iteed, whose name was sent to Washington lor confirmation. Mr. ,Murph. "tio was nut Hun Culleclor, went tu Vasl.i'ft"ii nnd snecetBruiiy opposed Mr. Heed's tppuiutiiiuut. J '.'.'"jJUja -l!indj.v .hffjui'r PCl,li.r.lr, be. JteipLl" Ml. liird 4 umu ul tuii.u it, Joti.c lons waul, and Mr. Heed wan appointed Weigher lu tho Custom House. Hut having hern unable in carry his dls tricl for the C'olieciur, the ward having gone lor ILa Cornell faction, Mr. KeeJ's nielulntsa as u public officer has departed. Therefore Mr, Heed waa re quested to reogn, whlcli ho ba done, his rasttjns. tiou taking efTtcl ou l-'rlday Inst, Ills place bus teen filled by the appointment of one Jimmy Owens, loiiutrly an Alilertnau of the Twenty-atrst Ward, and. rtctully a ksepcr ua Plackwili't Islsnd, ma oil a st) t'fiiff.v ovtimsn. A VrXrt Pistil lt.nl will I'rovr no I'lrle-A (Dandy f.m'oi.iilcr r.ir.leil-l'lllli Avruitn Ailltnlr.l -A hnllenae tn Dr. lo.fc. On rtattmlay evening Mr. Uregnry Sutton, of the Aran of Klnc'land A Hutton, snuntered Into the Apollo Illlliard Itooins on Twer ly ninth street and Ilroadway. A c.vnc of Mlliprds was proposed by Dr. It. O. Moses, ami tl.o clialltnce w". accipted. After several same Hie Doctor was eonsllerably ahead. Mr. t-'ullun then went nut. saylnz, "I ain't playing my game In-n.clit.'' Oil ai'Journment to n private mom, a enchre r'tck wts produced, and a friendly contot began. Portune rtlll held aloof from Mr. Button, and U.e Doctor asked tureasllcally after ssve.ol handa had been dealt: I there any other game you understand besides this?" Mr. Cullon'-. eyes shot forth b!i' lightning, and a tumbler whined past the Doetot's left car. Tho combstsnta vvero separated and removed. Unfbrtunitcly, however, this did not end the mat ter. Mr, Sutuin, feeling lodignant, determined on having satisfaction, and sent Mr, ft o, a well known member of tho beau raonde, to demand an cvplanatlnn. Dvetor Moes referred Mr. II e lo Mr. II s to arrange tn.' preliminaries, arid a coun cil of war wat held Snndar evening An apology was rimed nt. but Mr. Sutton sr. rned to aerept It. Mr. Snlton said no had playtd enehre on the Mis tlsMopt, and If l.e chose to gn It nlono on three small ones, It onlv shoncd his abstruse knowledge of the national game Alter a constitution with the seconds, H was decided to thrill In Hie old Anglo Saxon all le, In a tweuty-four.foot ring. It was also agieeo to put nn $7) a side lor sptugt", sodi water, rir tare. Ac The fight 1 lo take pise on Wednes day, S(pt C, as per the tallowing acrcemeni t Kw Toaa. f pl t l'1. I, Dr. It. O. Motes. nir),ancl I. Oregury Sutton, l.'q both of Vcw York city, do nrny agrr. prom t an I bin I nnrtelves esch and srversllv to tltbt In aiweniv. foni fool ring, according to th lat ritlesot the kaKilsb prlte rlnc. nn Wednesday morolag. Sept. (lb, 1411. play or pay, and no sncnannlnan. Mr. Sutton Is to bo seconded by Mr. I!, and Dr. Mo.es by Mr. It s. The batllv ground Is unknown, but the enenuntrr will probablr take Place a mile or two back of U'eebawen. The most Intense Interest Is exhibited on the subject, and bets to a large amount have been made. IVrols were sold yesterday 100 to fO on Snlton. Theso OJds were readily taken by the Doctor's friend. TJli: HAlt J.V TA 31. It A XV IIAI.I.. ltrtolullonsj Adopted by the Snlnta lu Con dri. million of I bo Hlnnrrt. The following arc the re-o!utlciu which ncro ndorted nt the citizens' meeting In Cooper I'r Ion last night; hfnri. That the tax-osyert and cttlffre of Yorr nsve learned witn avt ifi.si.ment and alarm mat the fuuded snd Dondr. debt of the city f id coou'y has been mare than doubled wtlhin lh lnt laro ana a hint v. url tbsttlie sck-nowhoied indeht. flnessor the C'ty anuronnty lno- upward nf 1113.000,1101). relrr fver ttn.0O0OCOtnore than It was when the pieicnt slsyor tooa nHontce, nnd that mere Is reason to believe thsl n,rflirs,),llni, miittnfent or Drelen1ed rtebls and cislmaaainti ttieeitr and cnun'v whlcn will auiouol to uany million" ordoltais in addition, which will be paid oat of (be cite and Coaaty Treeanrv. unlet the rre.-i flnnciaOlcei-sarercuiutei rr tuc'r wcee1 Inea arre.ted. Jlifrtrttt Thai the distinct, preclne. aid cmrhstlo chance" In reaard 10 I he ne sat rtneaKtnr Of 1 ti tst enormons sum. and tho rrandalent mltatiproprlttlon ot the pnt.llc monsr wtnc 1 have n'en mads airainvt the prrtens elty and conniv ofn.HK have been met br ifceierfTlrerswii.ironr.-iu!tni.asde.lftHor any nosrer (0 Interfere, with ftlppanl evsMons. with sln bed enn rea in .wit of a lary part or tea pnclle arconits, and with attemiitt to eath e and oenfme (he reaMne and hy the other parlies mmticatea with au utter silence, whieti Is a cnnrinn nf tneir rullf. AV'e'rM, That 'ie farts and ftrures already dlfCtO"ecl compel u, at tney mnst all hocest aud rcne.-llo wn, to theeooclnt.on that enormous snr&s of money bsve been wronzrnlly liken from (ho public Ttetnry 1 thst inlltinni ot dollars hav neen paid to a lew nrnu and m dlvldualt for work never perrbrmed and mateilals never ftirnl.hed, and tbta with the procuremont or tcoiinivai.ee nf rersona now holding- tne prln c.psl omtos of tnit and proat under the indent enarter, (hat exorbliaM rrnie are paid fornulltaiy armories and efflcai. ad In sevorat inttanres lor rooms w hlch dn not exut cr are no( occupied. That (tie 'ooa: sal rint'r.nr rin 'n-nt nt the sr.-naa.t nf i.j ri.y proper fumisn etonndi to hrtteve that Ihea sec.innts wtll dltcio'e farts, tt pneelnie, yet more attnnndm-r, and will show mat (hrtatuo men who nave seaaadvro.t or stolen bon.lredt of mon. and" of Ihe tsxpsyers' monrvi. ar still eogeged In similar irauds and pceu lanonf. riitoittit. That the public officers dlreet'y atra'gne l at the bar of pnblic Judkinenl for the oftenri-s are Willi am M. Tare. I. now rnmmlaapmrr "I the Ii.'part meut nflMMic Works, so-netlme" rr".l tent ot Ihe lor tner It jard of sncrvlors, and atterward one ot the Intrri'ii" ll'ard, who had notorloily a Cfi.ti.l oc 1'iBu.i.ce In the Ural of tnrsr r.nard" and shsre.1 in it v arts ol the other, snd who, from he. r. !atl..n 10 i.ariies tn whoie name Mil" w.-re pre'nrrd. ard .0 wlio. nicy we.-e ordeied to be .aid, rs ope.i (o u.e snsriMnn not only of harirw pla.,red tho Indlr. Pot of having mared the jitiojer, Wi.ltani Vt. Iwivd ilntses Modules o! Innp him i.lilur.l 11. CouaoU) tnc imeiil Coniiiir.ilU.' ol the oity. and A. Hike) Had igreal h.'io). the; lie.ei.t Mayor, wie. wrreiivt only r so uicmt.er ot tf.c Intnm llo.ud wnlrh sauruonrd the pavtneel of several mllllors of n-sT,"t.-"KrTr t. .Mif -tt. rr erirA ah-i tlsncit tli wsrranU and consented to (lia pay menta which they centos tt,cr ba.1 tn. power to ex ry is it no. 10 arr,i- and .ii.'.ei-e iliese ouic-r ran meet the charge" by other evld-orc. and on mrrcre'.l pleas thsn I ave yet been rurnititeu in their oehair. tho ereun of tl.e tit) d Niw ork, ndthaniaieii.il Interests of Its r'tisens will drnianu Ihut i.ry quit or be .1. prived ot It e nfttces widen they have dliuououd. and it..- po r ttey are aonsirg iITolencev cruerinc i?ou-e.f. That we have a rtwut to and dodemani a fud ai .1 detnilcdcxhiDil ifthe puhllereceiprs ana ex pel diiuri's for th- put two year a.id a half, ana of the rtttl and the nieteudid iiab.l.iles ofttie city and tpe county of Sew yuric luolnuins Ita lunded and lie floating .liliu This dwiaDd is not simply to snow wheta.r the men ho have usrd tnoucy of tie cl'v. and crested It now enormons dent, can prodn.-e voucher or arennnt tor e.ery psimw.t. or wbetiier the books of the 1'omtitrullei will balaaco. but wlial Is the total amount wb h bat been cn'.ttetcd Item t xe" rcceivid from reyi'o: e, and borrowed upon the crodil ul ihe c ly an.! 1 bat i.ss bin'n done with the uton.-y, to x'onin D- leen paid, and Un wrist consideration at 1,. eien -e. ,11 ever) iniance (Cb.crs.J a" Inai tlio dutaiu of ihe city have also a r,.'h j k."w, aud are determined to arcerta'n. utii an- 1. ivr bee. 1 on the pay rlls or (he cuy Ooveri-Mrn-..Mhat pav LU-y receive and vhai iemce tttuy to. u.r. a well as who have actually iimtlied bv in.' er.. iiiiv.ii- payioenu ol lull" or aciouol. obvio'.slv nr.-. diuu any value ricelved b) the el'y 1 wi a are re 1 1 1 k, u 1 .'ii ny the flciit.011 n-.mr .diete.l toariwar In th.'s ac 'iinis. and to what ex'ni miv meinbo'- of the prweut t'llv liovernniriii are eomerneti m ri'nl pari.ier.t li.s or under tiLtilluus uatues, in Hie pt.indi r otitic public Tr.11-.1r1. lUiomJ, ll.at euv legal remedy which l n .r n v.. I able to eiuscns at tattle to Itillv t-eertaln an 1 tine o traudt cnnsed upon theciiyor county oitu-ei anu to recover tl, m nev w rnipmllr taken tlierei.-fnu.i-tnepmmr iria'nry tboald be revolted an I mat 11 no ucn iciiiema w hmui to exist, (lien ihe law should be altered so as lo i.nin rlilaen" and taj-pvv-er. uudr tnuper rc.lrlcliiK ana rsnttiuu. to call offii mi cull uiicd hy taein mill puwir.uo moihi 10 legal aicount and to liivoK.' tne arm of ni.tico todlt ru,., rrii.. in pniiiio ouiceri and to prevent 01- reiiitk Ihe dlsl.ono.i.pfuiirtation ot puvl' "'o?-"- oVtiilriJ. Tnal e ainj" next teelilatnre of the sine to ret eat tor ctarier and lata by winch Hw 1 rc"tit rineit ot thoCltv have oniaii el aud prroeiu u'it their power, sud 10 cue lu 1I1.1 Guy of .Sew VorK a .orm uf aovtriinioct mh a. shall bo drvuud or alio- ivt-d b. our wi i and hen e ti.-n. ami fhall eni bleus to secuiM aubouott anu siT.i itui ad-tiliLUliatrun A'.ivned. That the cltlr.-n of r-.i rly arerarnr.Mv enluaied to liu'.ke the rcluri.i ol 11 Ii- ,un iiovoimio ul tin o.le 1 olltrullini; lv-ui' al I 11' next llullui.lo 11 1 on no 11, an b 1 ..fliee, nioi ei erial!) for ii., i.rg tl i 111. 1 the Mute uu ti.atier vtuit tnni he iU pa t. unmr. who l t.t.t knoau 10 tie ..vl ho.i-ki unit in- -,1111111 I.'. ailddelenuiuid anil illttllietlv pleuid io l.r a lie l Mblr. whalvvi r itiny I.e tin- eoiiM.t.r.i.. ..i.u, I. .uu tin' -.1) ul Ni.iv toia. an. I th it ou. I. ..ou 1 1 a. 1 Mo .imnoiit the Sin e are e (rein.ltij u., 1, li 1 1 11 in re in 1 i.l- which con -c- 1 tmn l.ai.l lei. id oi.rve ir-i. tt' ..'-el. Tnat the t -it tl.- rrr lit, rhara'or antlh.' buniii-. "lt reMi ol tu. i,:i-ul aud Krnii,iir 110 III It let. I l.l.ll ila CI. Ii l.a t.i k- I 1 I II. ul 1- 11 1 111. inioiuii' 1 1 1 tin' i.-u. oi an! nu .1 1' ii I.. 1 1- -r .t'ii'1 1 1 li .1 t, or .'en' 1. 111 11..' 1 r. 1 n. 1.i.MwinMa-iu m. -4...i j i,w.n,,,, m tl.. 1 in it k'-l 1 rc v m.iii siio ml it ii... i 1'. i u-i v nt iliia.il". I. o-.ue 11 11 e-.c'cia.lyiiiilli rUc'.i.ur exci u 1- I Ill ..n.outn M.e. msiii rpr..pr.alt.il i.-r tliti' pui i. tii) ...eiuin, 11 uu .arv. oi oilicer. to le U.e. 1,1 by ilu pcoi te 01 inu ciiv, in au.-ti ii.iiiiiici a 10 .111. lie r.-ci antii.ii 01 tne wliu.u Kopie. tl.e ...mv'..i, as v;vi. a- Ihe 1 ..goi tli 1. That tl.o tlmnksof the eom iiunltj are due 10 the puiilir in'o.i.ai rn w.iu 11.1v.' oulni.aluil b-i. h.i en bi imi'li tiiuiii and 10 fuiiu mid txivt- u.u.. ntieo 0 pu 11. -plu. -ii ii'ton tli- se l.ucs, ami c.-, r...;i, 1, ilu A... l"is Jw.tM. i,.r II Ii ailusa mid iaittiuu tu vitt.a 1011 u.id exp..uieoi Uia p.ibii' an oiuiis aud ol in t otKlti t of the on i-i nt oUlei'r ol the ei'v. Ai 1 "I, I at nn hi 111 vi' I o 11 ti.iur or toventy 1 1 .ii'l 1 In til Pi tlie l'ie-i lent f tt.i- im-i 1- .11.'. aiiote nu'i 11 aim 1 Ih-io laae su.-u it .i.ure tu -i.il l-c mr 3aiyui i-xjm il e-.( loeii.vtiiii ma nb j tn loriiiti-n we uri' uss -i.ioli'd, to denutid a lull ih i.it.oni'nll the nr. .ninn. of luee.ty and conniv. .11 .111 ex..iett siaien.e 1 11 a'l ir.i tierton tu nt.otu .1 1 1'., iiiuii t ei uj'on wlrdi die i.e payments of i.u' p in fwo ve ir and a lia.f hsve he.-u maile. to en II t. uuy n ri, t'li Hi ich uow exltt 10 1 it .In tli,. 1 1 i.n 1 for it t' i" lelu.e 1. nnd to rerui.ii whr. v. 1 .111.. ,f 11. 11. 1 1, .ivo i-i t 'i friiu'tui.-in v or fe'i i. ni-iv niinel, l; 1111 1 git, to pr n upon tue !.t!ts,.itiuv an 1 II. li t um of tlie Hi.-c audi nie...iit li-ili. '..ou anJ uell ,u u. ia) lui liecc- a. 01 pro;,.-1 It cir re- I, .'u.- !i', lil tj --I'.pl) Ihe r d. Ii e... sun 10 r.-n ow tli. i.-r" f t', j t. l aiiust huh ima'iv. ti a.i-t, t.1.1 ui ai.d .1111 ft a um 1 1 fb.rt Hi. ri1 '1' t vi w V I: w 1 ti 1 11 relM'.i in fiatt) 'o ...iiiuii u y .0 t r nu t 1 a. .1 11 iue t elite. to nil.. 1 .11- 1 11 10 I tut -111 1 .111 -ill bear In-reliv autlio. a I to e 1 11 1 ui ,i.v u. 1.1. ten -ted 111 m jort kinVi'rmei.l I.. umi" ..u hinds n-1. 11 1 n p. i-ip 1 1 1 iexi...Ui le f M"..cil to 1'..' 11, mid m. o lo 11.1 vueancies aud add t.i in. ir number. The rilili Until (.uiiiii lor Muirdl.v. The flU'.ids 1 I' .Il -I 1 !h.inillcv 111 the I'lllli Ward hiu a rou-1.. ii" t tig li'. iii'iin; 'ti ll-e .rge ruoin of the Vuiidirioit II mi., lliidion unl Hubert stree's, 'llie l ice was nut only ilri.icly packed, but tl.ce who pui'le'vated uf ilcl,-. aiip rently supei ior 10 tliu uverf ill alii d ,n, 1 ul waul luei'tirgs, and e. njiaiv very .Ml.., .11 w Mr. J. fiiilli I'l-Mde.i- Hpn ei.ea vtriu d liv ered by tlie U"' W. Hn.-gs, Disnlrt Anomee l'lluws, e'i I'. A. Hcav. 1. The litirr genu.--ur.111 i ur.e ef the best stuiup -neaku tl.o it 1 1. -iueriC) can boast ol, and hi- 11.lv ocai y "I H el. 1111 nt Hie little u .1 u la"t 111 niiiir w.i ell. clue. Tbu intt'iina elored with clini's lor Miamlle), iiietd, sua vlctori. The l.nillaiiiui. I m.i -pit 1 inn. T.o.sc, l.ii.iStll, r-epl. 4. llie gumlii. 11 who lisve cuino to present to the Prefldeal ot Hie 1'iiltod btateia true repott ol hit iibr-illn.ite' outrages in Loulsi.mu are lo to rcceivd la tl.u Liccuute cottuto today. Tin or the Warn-.otb d'gallon from New Or leans started fiom WssMHton la'' mgbt tn uirrt Ihe other part nf the ilcation In New York at Hi o'clock Ibis uioruloi. All of them -m go to Lour VratiCh te meet the 'resident by aupulatu-eut, THE J'liKSlDKXCY. o fi'i r r. no 1. o it its c. i stun a i b. l'o' I'raidtnl: IJ.SI.LE88 8. GRANT, THE PRESDNT-TAKER. Clilef Jusllrc Chnan ns n Csindltlale. trom Ht H'rtffcss Vl, Pnltnnn 1'. Cliaao is again a candidate f. r the D Pieidenry K has bee 1 siek for a long l.'ue. bal I t.io wounded elisrg'r will raise llmelf when a hrnia the battle's din. and Htluion I. Chsse cunnot but come lorword when Ins name Is Iru-nirted forth ss that ul the tisxt I'le-lilont. A Cohv Lima In I'srkersbiirg, West Vd., ha named him as It sandldale, and adopted rtielntions whleli coWirida 1 Willi the principles of the New Depaitare. Mr. Chase, to whom they were submitted, ha spi roved ol them, snd only suggested some skHit a trratmaa In the wording. Since then new trlends hivi ral lied round his llig A, O, I'. Nicholson. Chief Jn tlte ot Tennessee and the heal or Hi L'on'ervatis pari) of that Male. I.as endorsed the nomination cf Chase In a letter. In widen he says; Il Is rrrtaia that Jadgfl Cliase I aa merited the confidence ut the bouthern Democracy by bis Integrity and ll.e ajlllly he has di-plajcl tt Chief Jn-tlee of the bunre-ne Codrl of tht United States." Chief Justice Nicbulson is con vinced that the great Bontli will heartily sutpuit Jud,e Chsse or any other hunest slatcsuian whom he mar hvnd hi approving voice." Jndge C'na's pi uapects are stronctliene I hy news from another quarter. A telegram Irom New Yolk states: Tho Vrinoth delegates whu have come here from New Oilevns nsttesibiy to call on Urtnl, ate really her lo see If a Clusa movement nest year would have a chaura of success. Mr Con way, Superintendent ol Public Instruction la lyia Islsns. as'ett that the eolsred population ol .wf 1 Urleans and a crvat nunibrr or Itepubllcaas are n thutljsllcally lu Isvor of Cnato. Mr. Conwif if ver much tie' IghleJ w III. ttic situation in the North. He nolli-ed will, ctpecl.l plcdure how clsd every one seemed to bo wltti the news of Chaie's rnor. erliu Iteilth. It Is not Iniptubablo that a tntrt.tg ot the Chaie party will bo held In Waslioiitcn shortly alter tho November elo. Hon. and t'or Conaress meet attain There aro otnerslgnswtuc wnul I seem lo Ind'rite taal Caaa will be ecthutv astlrally nominated." If Mr, urant continues to meildle Willi Ihe (Call of the ltepnblicatis i.r otrrr Mate, as be h i! dai.e bl Isle In Louisiana. New York, lima, end U'l";i..-ui, a cood many otner Itepiihllcan Ht.ito Coinmulrs will of a surety go travelling, nnd look for a catci dato who n.leiil defeat (irant. If.on tnuolner nui, 1 1'ammanv (orruptlon continues to lliurish. aid th m I'oombies.ind Alexander Moiihns"S lntheOQ.h. as fJ well as tlie i'i ndletons and I'liilnnans lu ll.e North, m keep en Irlchtentng honest lljtnccratt out 01 Us 9 Democratic party, we shall certainly have also Deny ocrattc departures and Dctnocratu- eommitteft m looking for a I'reldent. And If all of tho in finally choot Sslinon 1' Cl.ase, Hie oi l enthusiasm f r th man will certainly revive, ho in It r wliet.i.r La becomes President or not, every ons will be glsd te bear thst he Is well again. tlrcelry buperior 10 Cram. Irom la ll'ei-M. It cannot be denied that Greeley appears to prut er advantnge than (len. Grant, t.ett. tir.ni't r fia e arc" tr c Ci kird of re?le li"n we call "fast;" that Is lo ssv.they exhibit vulgarity decorated with expense. Mr.Ureele ,on the contnrv. Is ns tins pie and patriarchal aa waa Clnclnnatus at his plough, lie dees not es:ape to fasnlonible watering pisrti to make a display ol upstart tn iifnlCufiire. He dors net spend uiatts ccrunslna: wlt.i Jim 1'ist ui a Sound steamboat. Ho takes nu pleasure In cif burses and glided coaches that he wuuld be nnabls to own tf he bad not degraded himsell by aceei tiLg gilts which a man of am elevation nf seutia.etl wontd have spumed. When Mr. (Ireeley I.u finished his laborious week's work he goes torhvt parjna and strolls. In the cnwhlje bouts of aa ordi nary farmer, throun Ins or bards and his woo.lt, pruning tl e trees and watching the growing cu tin- bar and turnip which look a-rteu In proe la 1 hit essays on farmliiz. Ire this love of mril pnr salts Mr. Greeley resemble" onr g'eat ti en cl 1 lormrrllmes. All of our eany I'residonts rti.rid Irian public cares lo tbtlr farm, aaJ In liter t.ra.s Jarkeou had his Hermitage an I Clav hi A-hlind, M aa (ireelr) hat nls Chanpaqua. Mr. Greeley lavor- J It recreation Is therefor rec omnia led by krt.l precedents as web as bv iia repUDhcati timiio- '.y. Mr. Greeley' simple sud inexocnsivolishitt would V be of considerable value as au exanip In an A-i,. r U can Presl len t. e are a f-im people, rnnnlnc w ta almost ruinous striuc luto huiilt.i of luxury. II should be tl.o wls.t ol a wise I'reti lent tocoui.'ir- set nnd not foster this Seudencv. which ts a grnl I ipedlnirnt to nurrt ige and there'ore tn ponulatloa and sound mnrals. Those sl.nplc nr.d fmzal mo lrs ol life width permit earlv marriicrs wuu. l rxempl society from these scin.ial". a" well as fiom i..e ex- ertlon of 1I1..1.0 nneasy iemale who court noto-.i ty H l y appeals to H ij Inc.- n"lnc cl is uf spin'trr ar.1 fm ileinand for Iheiii the ballot mil w It it ti it to r. Mrvs tin lr hard condition. Mr. Greeley Is a real mi op- poiit'lil of the woman moveuieut wuteii would never )B have been t.'.oughl of tt. a stale ol socle!) fiu;al 1 nousli to permit every young woman who chooses B .c. ba-w tta .-al Ml -"""nUt jtioeyKl .OT lu domestic cares, 'the example uf Gen. (.rant V fosters tho fast propensities which are t.e nonal B tanker of ou. pel .uj, B la personal popularity there It no ro iipat oi tie- H tween llie two great Ameti" 111 tr.t. ler. mh I i iv J H andldatrs for the I'retldenry If Mr. Gruliy coul I only get the Itspnbllcan nuinln r.ion, tu. re are .11, 1- Hons of admlrliu clilxent who would be glad to vote lor him. Mr. Greeley, as a candidate for I'rest- dtnt, wonld nave a slpuug bold on the rural Hr.inb- licans, whoso liking for tlieChspp qutfarmer Weill prevent many ol tbera from d. sertius 10 the Deiao- H cratlcrank. II has also. In a less legitimate wsv. a pretty strong bold upon large claset of tv mana. faciurlng population. On the otner nsnd. llir rs H nothing In the career or Gen. Grant which n .ea- mends him other to voters who follow IV 1 l'togti M ur to voters who puddlu pig lion. w AlA IIK.tM A. A Detroit saloon has a cartoon rCiro""ntinj (1. Waihtngten lu Ihe actut drinking a tlait ol lagti ticer. Newark, N. J., Is apprehensive of cholera ri account of the lad drinking water now fum.inod i'J piohle. A monument is to bo erected to the pirneen of Hamilton county, Ohio, to whioli I Co In.l.v.dtaJ offered (o give Sl.cOOeacli At last atcour.t only it pc.sout bad utuciibed the r.qulslie amount, te inu the tuooununt will not be built in tucti hoatu ai tl eiidanker Its security. California is groiviiiR cotton, and tome of III palliations will pioduce an extraordinary i..ciw; jl u 1 .Hti MiirMii m proi.ouucttig ihe exitui-tt.1 theie a tnccest, and many believe iut the san Ji.a,,a i jl valley will prove afar belter c itton-:roing :e.i)l tsl (ban fsvorcd localities lu the Gulf Stales. 3 Tho number of pasputt issued lo penr.i B going aDroad Hill jc.vMi far 111 cxceti ot nay pr.vioul one. Tne Isi-uts nave nverazel thirty prua, ..'it ar P'lcatlors aro beginning to fall on cuualdi rattlr 1. ir:t nuiiiti.'is of ourtieruiatirealiloiits tut vo left tli,- c i.r iff tins summer In psi a brief visit to the l'aii."r!a'.d III n ihuieli ut Nuahiu, N. II., there nie ev eisl pen e.ieciali) Mriai.e.'d lor Ihe ronveioiuc. i 0. .mn who are .teif. In.io. c. nitt the pap! ul h the pi wi and tit iuouth-iuee.il of lb s. aiec.ifi.y a uubled lu llie oHr 01 the per. n who slt at tlu I.a4 of e .c.i pew. so tliu' tin) can hear every lilng the ni a miei sais, A man who went fir tho first time to 1 1st ti t. vu.r, ircrf mi 1 at! -a-vvrt-ttie-TTBirTa itrr rwrai -i.er.t p nl of ilu bo, who, so lar from having a'.j 1 t.. dulu ae.tlui: up." via tictiyciy tiling to am 1. tans of tlie plairr, winch rattled on all tun... 1. I !n witnuut totiebiog tbnii. At let.: in 1 i.u 11 .u I g I no predlJument the toy w 11 jel c 1 1 at I t drive another hall, "tf ana 1,1 aiuunj m i i.-.i.r if you doa't waut lo gut ha, 1." Two Michigiin brol' it I'.n'i.'r, well ,!a and gem rally harutouioii. hul iI.m fn1 11 c oti.er day, and one of tin m ti.ie .icuu to .1,1 Jury tu the etlur .uar i ,a Mt an) I.. .1 u c the threatened 1 n though 1 to pp,i 1.1 a -t en. I ttllelal for rrot. ct in. Arore.ii gl) the l.vo r J.- t."i town togetliei,ul up then team. ctai.k eaiu M health, nnd ibuu n giiUei vt-lted a .lunlce of 11... I'i.. mi ha' uflleial Int. ned to the iwii.pi .lni 1 tm .1 aaari u.l r llu. iiiM, the tcentn-t pli-ad. I gn Hv, d Ihe iuru.i.1 I., i 1,1-.iiiiy in tue uii. OC or hit jod liha. i 1 i r uo year, ugisT Ago I Am- nrr vaig. I' u do yo'do, Mr t.vwrJ i Tie r .m ntei ml n.al ii.:. b.in an I've bi. ugn- a- 1 S I do.'i'l keer wbtt yo' t 'V. in". I'll t-sy Js( wl. y' j- rui'1'm .'arned If I I vo with 'iv sr Pit are r it blessed aa). It Mia", the rn now? y'a.lt ii"' in -k a' t'-' tr Thin' (lie prints of ietv's Itn. I h w i.al .1 t ur liitfi.i M) n e It led. I grant U 1 Int. 1! ul. of t Kur ihe devil hlnn-ir eau't Hand ll.e weight of n it h won i... ii'. i 1 iViIm vn' nosy ti-e 111 andjaweu t.ir ei' 'c-d 1.. .111.1 seoit, 1 11' 1 1 we made It up Ik woe, au 1 yiwcd e ID 1 ..iinrrt .v., 1 1 um nl tiit 'greem 'in, 'eame I w a.". -it- j lo'i a row of ini'iny years c il I be iu.!c .11a a uue liiglll I Of Vo' t'c. it nsnpened this way i I.at night 'h" .t fa ,r o'e .irk in I 1. .1 rutin hum from maiket trd u p.iukin' n t .a t IV Iumi 1 oyriiKk Jsno Dvh'oi si"vc.n' .1 nj a. An' of 'OHM lit rained like thirl.'.. 1 ave-l.-n I) g.l In .n'ln the t an rid wl.h u.e no l.t n,, v. rr I"" iMienoii'i ..1 Iteu, raiii'ta.'i "it.. i..t I' a.-ylaio-'ha j aaiier I An' ninelm w I dUremembcr wnat htppetnd after Iti it. tlut I founu In the yard th.s tn,, .11' la', fund', aa my Int. So. draw tin llii'iii ps,.eri lavt'i.a r 1 'em mono", Alt' Y.ur Ilt'lty 1 1 y e 1 t I 1 r l u 1 me A 1 now I've 1. d 1 v' s I 'i '.tl '.J fur I t'pu.i- I en, 1 .iredu. Hi 1 n of my cluck.
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IsjBlsBII TIT E SUN, TUESDAY. SKI'TEMBEU 5, 1871. jH OXI- ANCILLARY Q PALMY. voi.u i. i ntis.iist;i: ii.tiut tx a 1K1111 is iimu ttitAV. I An Anull upon 1 !i i hMirgrttu nf the .l rcutr- I'lrsl-A l.lvtlv llill-l Hllh Citrn-Hntli (otiibiilniiln It. idly Wiinnrlrd mill thr f.totitul Covered vtltli If lend-Atioll.fi1 llnrl (villi Pistol. I i 1. 1 c 1'. tun it 7 ut.d 3 (''clock on Pelurilay midiii! 1,-t, Pr Fdward t). Htvlnboth m. of Ud P. .i 'Ih.rtt fir-1 trt el. i .s'i d tie t.rtncli up town nfllei et rfn'.i fcrwrpnur ut 1 311 llr eilw n-i.r 1t.r-fli-t att.tt lo '..ml In an to'vcrtist me I. 'H i' rMt.Ing tutu; due and the walk plejn til. hi i'..iii;li'.f r terotnr"l"tl him. The nrrrow oHce waa ergw del w Uli pertone bent on a similar errand, and, uitlrlfintc: souie delay, the doctor If II his daughter convents;: with a gentlttnan file nd whom thei ui(l on the ildcwalfc,nnd entered awne to nwilt his tnm. At Icrictri, Itm lif had almost roached the conater, Police Conm-P-slnner Thomas J. Barr, ol rnctilnri in onr, l.wt'J) tcii.nl In Ironl of Mm, at th tome t tr.c loiul.ly Moving him to "it- (Idr Ik tlodn it.c ttttnl-l.cd it such treatment from etrarr.tr in the rrt of n irntirnan. ill was not acquainted ntlii the Comtiiisslontr.) He tuptnted thai there fnut 1 nie been o'nr mlttihe tc, gent'v tnpllrg tl-f Aiu ilbirj To ce oiiirnllonor on the I'rnl'Vr. I e bowed In tue most pcllla manner, nml la. i. i itti i rt, i'r Hi. ..si n.e, nr. 1 1 -levp that I was here flnt ANC1LL l lit I'l'lJILICV. Tl.e urtletratily Mr. II ir loolrd at the iloeloi r.Hi roMti-irtnoas ironn, ami n piled ijuicV l tn l :h i-i'pti.ifU N.it I, a i ttkt. fir He then turned to the fi-k -r-.rt Irndnl tn Ida surer'.. a nicnt. Ir II gi.lnro!'ui;n n triilutii.Ie I bnt think It..1, a-iur ty to t-e ik. tie -.e.l. And not wlihl f le ens wr In n street row w it'i r.'f'oti In Mi r ui I. e ii.tuglit It lid lo inlhe klTruut br witbiMt lirtl 1 1 i.o.ice. V. iM, tile eltr!i had eouuttd the word in Mr JUi't i'.i' rtlxiiimt, 5 ml that (ntlein..n was niek iiit up ti e rtqnireJ aim tint to wjr for It, M it pi .'tt n leiiet forward toliiniloTtr bluii CP', Vr Iliir Inftmtly tnrnril upon l.lm anil li.o'il li.ni l.-cLwuld, at ti.o fame lime ileal us li.. i a itRHinr men n .:rr 1 (not. ILet'olIco Comm!lJ.ier li. i mi li nil ic't b r.il'inf rtr Uiktj cane ri iv i-itr'rn aiil ailtancln? teemliirlr toalrllte tl i 1 1 1 lor o i tl.e hcail. I)r llUclnbotham cirrleJ a lulit i. Mat i a cane with an Itory 1 (id, of atoat ci.t t: '.rl the vrls'it of Mr. IUrr'n kuobbcil atlclt. lie r J M left arm qnkkly, ar.d rtrdteJater lll'r 1 1 nMcli opentd the Boli from the wrlt tiiarto me (H ow. Jtelnc an erirert (nordfimr, If tl.ri'V. Iila onn cane Into a poiltlon of d(ftiie. inl vs'tlrit a (econd murdcrcui blow bnt tl.e fotce mti, V.iuu it lad btcx etrocL kt.ockcd don tin ri..."l and parllilljr varalzed lil tliU nt-M ltd arm had been prttiomly btuuinbed bt the tlmt ll While l.e naa thai rendered tcntpnrarily da ftLceliim. Police CommtMiomr Karr drnlt hlni TWO MOCK Dtt'TAL CLOWJ, ore on the centre pf the forehead, and the olbr eti ttetco if tl.e lett temi'le, Ilotli oil deep ta!ief, in.l ibe i re on Hie temple (eTered tit artery from l.:rh tl.e blood tudifl fotth In a lotrtnt, blii.dlnR ue doctor and eatt.iatlnr M nhltcwalitiout and an'ii'oona and tlie MioTn of liif ehlrt l i m: i." I)r lll;;iiilollum iiat contented l.lm id nitli tati.lnif on tlie deftn-ne but belleTHiR II. ,tti -wnsvar' of a plot to uiu'e htm, be ri 1 1 1 .il out Mm like a lifro.MHt belt tlo- aliant l'i 'i i onin i'loiu'r lackward tonord the dm A' a in nf if the t xc Hence of Iiih eiecauon, the Ixad of Ma cane wit tincture I, and Mr. II rr at owed tuo ,'ule on the foru end, on in lliv- middk RII..I oil' on tin e:l mile. At ti. -pnient f o v li'i'e affair had not orctplen livo n.imiti s tbe ailt f rti,nu c.via li ;it l or tiio A tiunirr and caught the doclui- uioiinU the arm-, H ti t Mr. (iennrc McLean, who kit. a c'.otbliiK II id n it door, file inptM to disarm Mr, Birr, tell H Ine I in tt.al be ooshl to b n'hatrcd of Imu-el tl.i t td r.o better than a brine. The I'olue oiutiiiffi'jiiei telor;ed, tlirealenln; to give Mr lie lm am ilir be.itiug, but on being naruid not to lr t. M ntxr aw it nowx tat fTtrr, !Tkm lor the flri "ie wk Hi IliKitnbott am In It rr i ol t u i'.i riu'Urof b.a odfrfai). 'tl.ilik ltli t tit- n old t t t i"ilf urient U'.tUi- 'In- Clr tiii.ina. cf- i i. mto'l li?re lie mi aoo wn, Jj tl e nnl'- tii'ii.i'ii n ti" m O'-aie't H.;ir t:i r-m" Anut r t iik- l.im. I'o'i omnilationer Mart wi nt Into I.itz drns orr ut Tluriv tlrt airet ..ml llriifldwae, nnd Ida wouu'1 v re dtfted. He tim tlun taaen to home. SS U-t Tl'lrllrtb ftreet. All till" time tl.e do lor flood bl. p.l ihb on the l't ir, here ho had enconntered ihe Pollcot'oinmifalom-r. but lo policeman otlVred to approach btm. An tin mcnte croud bad SMembled, no were loud In their rleiiu-ii lailon of Mr. Ilarr'a ralipehaTior. The dor tor then quietly wal1 ed down Ilroadway to Tuint -I Brat meet, aod thence lo bla bonae. btra-jge to lay. no policetna. li.in been near mm (Ince, ana no ItetK liai Lett, taken to effect bra arrenl. The wall ol tlecfTicc were beapattired llh hloixl, and on the floor and on tho aldcuatk outfide aeveral hrtt P'.olf had trath rfo. attftinc Ihe ItCUCCNUM Or TDK COMDAT. ET l.e a'onve la the accurate hi rj ol tlila ulffrace Icl t'lnru'e na tolu bj CTery ltn'fi with Hbom the M'N up tin ban Lien enabled to cuiKrtc. aud be I. o 1 1 en (areful to take tue teatlniuny o' all nbom lieu U I li' I 'I l.e druenlft, the adTertiornieut clerk, si d tno retieetahle bualnes men who a ei the fllray unite In (iwllnf all the blame upon tin 10. l oinnihciouer. With rexatd lo the dUII, ta c V- ii nboye. theie iteiitUinoa ore iinculariv tm-irlinuL In taelr aeveral uarrniltea, wbieii Hre lu iv rorrnbi r-.tn-l by the doctor himaclt, upon nbom II. e H'oortir cai'" I carl jelterdav allecoou. His r udence 1 'n t lara-f loor-e'ofy brown-aton.- toil., in a 'aal lunatla iiljliborhooJ, and 1 furnlah .I titiulr with everjtl.ln; wtucti a riDci-J taale ci.iiM kuiieat -I'd lluctal uu-ana pnrchasu, Tnc re pimr i tnoit traclomS 'icelved, and waa n.inrcl into tie doctor'a o(h. In tbe front baae mti.l. Ilu lound Dr. lIl.ulnDOtlia'r a tall, broad ili'iu'ilir l, and irj routtly cciitUaini, about ii (luiaulae. mi. lui.r.iM niiiaia'a nisronr, Tl e d' rtor l :i i atlvc of Virclnla, and waaeda en'iil it li.ri i' llo wif In lliat country ai ti. tn. i .1' etfti UiU.i, mi J the dltllnclion which I t v i i ii.- 1 1 p'tvirti during that anful ih 1'ili.i'd lor'nni the duty of orcaulzlnj boi. .lr. vi.oat tue t'oi.fi-dnfacy tu nftir the tn ik n: ul ol the reiiellton. lit mi afterward an nt' 1 Surjteort ln-Otit, or a It waa termed M i ,'l Director of the Tout at lllcbmond, Vi ii il V,rkecu-lleiiral of the Confederate arrniea. X..' belli thl poiltlon over 40,000 Fel r.i. e "u' bii paiaed tinder hla care, and t bla ik ,i I I ii i i j 1 1 1 1 1- many u boy In blue owc Ida lift irid limb to day. t'be doctor baa packages f l t r roin ex l'tdenl xoidliTf. nnitrn to him inn th w.ir. and eonrl.. d in lerme of the warm in Li 1 1' ii lc tor hi kin li.eva to tliem w hen w ound id t 1 1 '-uiera of u.ir lie AMt'iTAtrri Ttte Attu i i.' I II, i ,iii r, no a of the Seventj- I r. N i tali I ho enoe ireu linn- ."1,, I,,- hi llj k II il oflilf t I -n ipifiii B.i-' hlni tt.. iipititit i 1 i, o.. ih.i a'l) ot tl( "A-ioinan I 'i ll-'i'ri' hi) t' 1 hd'.ila. ile- la a t v u e Mil' ihu bi ol tiio e v utj firi-'. t .11- I'lll.i Ken in t i I nnln'.' il.nn nl tie t t ia U-'i he lmtt recl"--d ut tl.e hlinda ol I i i',i" i'-i no llirr, 'ni t.e .intot'i army caiirlinct are vfry r. t ll.r ia on": s ill r tno balfle of II" 1 It ii a Prooklyn 1 it 1 w.i- inrrii'd in o tl i iri a. nlf 11, or .ii.'n a lle!i 'aound in the le ho n he'Urul t ut in- wlio l-.id boon cui-tureil, and w iitit.uu Inn I t tir aervlrea amone Un-lr own i undid, ia -iiio'iit to an init.itu Iho limb, when Tb Jli.ttr.u I nt h 1 1 n -d lo c.nne lii. He aw that the limb I I" itid, and rtlend them to nop. Tuny I-1 t it tl oy -aim dolnz rlzlit, and be an i tl i-iii In the follow ins worda: "Iaineip t u' i i- ..np, and I twin allow any or you Van t i.'.i to mi- In Hill lioaplt.il." Jlu ut i i i .in.' tu hi lilmai If, and rcntond nl:n to 1 ,i lie- i'ii mbienneMly ozehauired, ur e .ia ii'lerward, the day of tliaevacu i' I: i ni'jii'l. Dr. Ilir.'inbolbain waa stan dim: i in ull t ontederate U(.lforin, nun rl -in no or whither to tnrn, un a r'deral n 'rrii-tl up tn Mm, halted, anil pn aented i l i-ii.r ii in hrd e aluti at the ame in at I u viilor in eitnnlthinent. Out) rvi" .muuier anul 111 e a Jldli r ut r'i'iTT itot'vps nr aumpkitiov, II I let a nlceer pat In here If l'e .1 d tv." I lie duetur, lUinkiug h.a vial t i, made mi reply. 'J be aold.er aiw bla ..i. 1 u tne came. Iia-n-ued to 1 t n-aa ou don't lemeuihir W, 5 t I'tl brlnn royaelf lu )our in i tiw ii'iinii-iiia H.ir.. aitikiiiK 1 1- r pnited th dorlor'a worda tq tlie i .i. "i.s 1 nin captain of tbla t.lB, and I ui) ol yon Yankee to dlct.ile to me In 1 i 'I luii'a the Uf,'' nald the aolditr, m n. and I l.ivo tn think you for fiv A I. w liny allerward Pio Urooklyn Four. "j '"Hi t hit pay. nearly IfWQ In necn. tl iKctor'a n(a, uml Inaltted on her i 'i.Hii-it if knew, lie laid, the doctor'a i a- aoi .iiifB, ami if Vtonld need It, When rl'. Hi' lllCKlribolham vliltod 1. 1 ii. le Impitiii'i for bii irlend. bat I'oun l I i,"ii.' tg Cal.luli.ia to llto u il.iil tin u 5 iULr't L'lI'rrM,', ii mch itorlei aa tbeo which were I i i ,itr while prom culinn lua Inqul 1 1 1. lie la oi o. however, which bap. t '.it it ia worth reputing. The i a i n, Journal ol Aujuit ID, noticing Ue 1 ii. M-,. t urnt to Providence, aaya i 1' i .1tj liland loldlen who neie In the ml alio bad the good fortune In fall a ii 'Imuouu U!k'rl3tolb.ni, wUo treat 1 J irlnir lor tut iuffriiill ol all, I, oinm inui l. Oue ol tee Bccond IllioHa i.i. r aa, vi, icui mot tiini, iicciniiatl lilm Iq l'roM'eire nnl ImmoJlntftr lhrn"nff I nth mm ari'itinl li, neek. eitlamii.il, liiHtor. ou fiived iny lite 'I l.e liuirnne tiHitrunnl wtikU hutjoon I M"plnloli am iA.tt-.iiilvd to oiu r..'iv" nrri'.tai'd tl t aicpitioi a m Itn (loiifi rlernle iiiCiori'ien. He waa ariPftod. pot,r. nnuta lei 'or dlfli Villi mid would bate been cah lerod could ll.e nVl- tnite illrpenrod with lu vi.'iio'i' teiv.ci. At Itn cJon." ot the war tri nii I b..n a r aulu'ioii nr tUanks tor b' hti lujuit- and kludui to ot.r woundid, Veltlna I' tlie luati upon wkn'ii IVIU. C'oniuiiaaoii,--r llatr coiaioiltfid Miitli k l'iu a! an.l unt.-"toi.f il ahfiiilt I d.d On! ki n l till" t m' 'n.li Ma vr'l I)'. III, rli lHitii! m to the M'." re otter i-iti rday. but If I I nd kn .ii it woinil bfte ma Ii no rtlaVr hc Hnd Ii. u t 1'HLMtlhf.T Ul' lllk tkllBD ITAtllt, I would hive turn rooltth lo ptrtnit bim li) Off ifl tntf in" ai d l el t( l.d ti'iiilf. I i.ave libn no pin loaaUon whnli-v.r. At Ihe tart Mtetihjl tl tl. lloard of "n.rtr of Ine tavtnti-fltat. aeternl main yianua letlera wete n-ad tarpiilettlng Ihe roeJ.icnt on .icenunlof tho part thpy took In the I'welflti of .Inly rioia. On tlitt account I at llrat auppofed that It wa anpip rtiftliii wno mi trjlns tntntirtl(rtii,ia I am ft Ull man and u very coii'lcnau wlnlo we wno niarcbing lo 110m tii-oloo that mornliir. 1 nnlv .If fc nitciini) M' until tl.p blood bpgnn lo flaw down m) fan-. I waa pu inilltnaut that I di i not ftel l.la lilowf. Tin il I that I ni'.ict lake nu rc e'liniuaiv inea-tnci m Soulliern blood rofe, and I la.rt toy ulra u: on bun tlie lo -t I km v lion 1 w. badl) loirt, and I nm to trv ninc.'i alrald t .t trtftfelaawili f t 1 In refninntma lo tbo wound on bla temp e It (Vela ik It SJKcpoitir iti iioi, -Mia ilnln't ynuapply forawar rant lor in. harpi'm AntttwTf tlr Illirelnbothiiii- I don't th nk I could eel one. lined' .Mr. flur'a irli-nd catmi up to tue aitrr tic aflrarand rlurel nie with tulklnr mtn llr't. I rrri.i ni) did not iioro. 1 told tho man II w nnt true, .mil bandi d him. my card. ..nlnii tt.iu It Mr burr 'ell aacrlaved I would alwaieW1 lotitid nttbit niiinber. ami thai I would at any limit be Milting to rltVird I lm the titrctlon which 1 due to one gen tleman al lite handa of aeotler. On the following morning I a tote a letter tn Mr. Ik.rr. tajlns that 1 w-' nld b" h ltipi t p'e ;iini an autufactbiu l.e tniit leiiian I, i.mi 1 have f Inco bten nwaiiin; Ihe anlval ol 1 rrlei.d or of a note in teply, but have an far an p tn (tier. You err," artripd hp dnrtnp, I im a Southern I a -lltl I II Vr bollti ef'l UOi.oite .I I' t' tititl no .'not o. a. .tlm-tt Intl.- 'laruu- liui now 1 d, n't think I'.I i v trt.'iuied. It it as Mr voggn ksv riatit pfittAitr. I n't kn"W wn I '1101111 have be n ir'i-et I aa le aeeijeit en it Mnpt thai it n i bo Hip rll in' i i ti apiif wtlcei Mfiai l, b.tve Iwimi wi iko g tne ran i ti- I Uok up tuy aboile in tln 'i 'iiAate a ap i a a abort liaic ano tor li p tao nf ti'iici fbttfvi n. I neiilfd It, I net a Mrft 111. .ion 13 lodri, Nathaniel t t: PpIio t .i-t, unci lad nlto thl letter of t. iimnM'ti it on rom Pr. John 3n. taalr Mtr iron an t Mfdn il Dir. etor of thi ft',.artninnt of the Ua't. i Tie letlii ji highly rompliButilar) Hut Inev wnaid aot ictte it lo me. 1 did rot it. eh to court pub telly In tint nia'ter bnt notv 1 am vert iad you hurr ooiiw, e 1 tin. li an citaittire wrtl do no io got'd Tie alfalr wai the theme of Indignant corimtnt etery wl.ira on Ue eirv ia etlrd.i, ,ia-l at .t meet ing of ine llurd ol 0Hcira of tie hive iitj-llrat lltglment l.it nlit'it ILu rembora bepncie vary much exttted wbl'e clactiaiing it. At the r.ciiift ot lr. Illgcinlmthatri, towever. thevVe'tMned takui; alii flual aitlon la the matter ul prtauil. tin: cars i r.nt.t .i:s is rnt; rini.it. l'litlntlfl In Prraon Kanlnat the .Npvf York lime. -Wllllniii lllldrbrnnd and Vlle ageluft Mllliuu II. tltdru. JitmittJbi dtoignki Count Jonnnn. The above caaca came hj veatcrday on niotion, before Mr. Juillrr Pirnard. Tlie former ia on ibr part of plaintiff In reraon, that hi action for libel amlnat Ihe Xni Yorl 7ii'J'je brcuiht forwanl on the cairn Jar, tint It may be tried In October term, and he clalma bla piivllcge, aa being a councilor of the Sooreme Court, and Die libel attacka him In that rharr.ter aa well aa tt t clllgen. Tbe counsel lor dnlrndanta being engaged In tbe Matlne Court, the motion waa adjourned to thli morning iTucaday) at 10 o'clock. The loiond motion waa for leave lo file a anrrl. mental eomplatnt In th action "f William lllld bracd and wl'e ag.ut.at Wun ini II O.den, wherein Coiii aellor .Tnannra. npon petition or pla.ntlfia. and granted by Mr. Juftioo Caidozo, waa duly appolnlej on Jn.y SI. :an, m ho pure and attalofall pre vloaa nltororyn In the cue. for plaintiff". The dc fcndanl'a counsel clannel tint be lad Juat been brought Into th eae. had not time to read the am ilu Yin, and tl.eretoie waa aol t rcpnred to raeaiore iwnrda with tne Count." and tiience moveit an ad Joiimment. wntcli waa oppoed by plalntifTa coin ael, Irom the nature and circnmtajiee of the caae. Involving flurtlon of olalntlfl'a wile, birth of an Illegitimate child, aileeed purnlahcd llbela, compro mlae tticreon lor IW.frv.t. ti.oOO raid on account f aaul contnet, anil rrntwid Interett paid on the bat once of 1 10,00(1. .it urioJi timea Irom Octoo-r of lii )ear lo.luy&o' tin prrff nt thenoo a euon'i' ini-ntal complaint U moot lor by plainliCe, the atld l.i-t j ii)in nth t.n diiu tne i onl-a' I J.av J1mJ ,U .-A.'J .i.'. r-wil---iar-.'J ia-xv-ing been g.vi-n, that dpfenlint mtit tie prepared to tnret 11 e lit noin aud iflUaMla on Wt-Jlii,t I. ttie fit'i tnt a'. II A M.'i wt..c!t lime no-morrow) tlila Int. rioting rate la adjonnifl, tti original cir cumatancei of which above tKtrlod caraa noir plac ing tlie name ol llildebriud In the ltt of avenglnK tirtiand, 'rom maddening miaery. with tboae of Mckiea, Cole, and Jld'ari-nd. iriiT:ir.4f .v nnticiinsriiii. l'rlaonera Ilaciiplna front Mm Slnir Prlaon nt Will, nnd Nobody to niutno t'oncocl Ins Plan lor a Nott I'vlioti, Yciti-rtlay tlio GranJ Jury of Wtatchcitir county banded In their report of tbe Inve itiiHI jn w itch tl.ey in ado on baturdu laft. In b.ng bin. I'rUon. We print the docuntf i entire TH arantt Jurort cf ia pen;. of tht Halt f AVt I'or. in iimi for (Aa county n ticlmitr, dn rtiptct Jutiu present: lliat, having their attfntlon awn to the eondltloa of the btate Ptli'in at sing Hin.-. IVeetclieatrr county, br tne pnndinu Ju tge ol t'ni Court, at the pteieot Auguit ferm, they did vlfit the puaoo on batunlay. li-piembei' Ihe t, to aertai i Ha condition. Tl 3 tln.n U which tho Jur we neceiiarlly limited wi f u atioYi i.ermit thcin to peiform tnelruutiea Inai'a.n i ka'lltactniy o luimlcm or lotlic Count) Tit find the duty of the guardi la to maintain a con. ilant waf uter all the prinn rremliei wal.e tbe pnonera '-Marked, aud aee fhai t-i n car ipa therefi m No evidence waa adduccal that ihu duty aa neirleciad on the l!iu day of Anguit. lifll. when twi.ve prl'i-'ii" afcaTed npoa the atoaoi'lug lanlhchiuriua. ni.. axamloatlon o( tho prvon otu clali elicited no evidei in proof of any dereltc Uon of duty on tbe part ot tbe gnardi on the oecailon referred t The Grand Jury laipecteil Ibo whaif where the crcape occurred, and are of the opinion that the guard potu are too far apart along that wharf to afford prelection again. t an attempt like lbs late oue. 1 he tandlnj waa erlecieil about nil I way between the guard poi uoarly k teet apart, ami under thoae clrcurutancei trio jurr thouglit the guard could not eirxciauy bo blauifd. ltaaeined to tho Osani Jury a matter lot cen ttrcba rvral anen) arol iceracti Irom Ui jlal! and Uoao.tAl were allowed to be loitering about the wuarf under the luperviilou or control of no keeper a the tune of II. i ioiii (tie teatlmour taken, tt waa fouud that 1 au prliourra were contlnrd within the priaon. That Ibere were lorly guaida, twenty of whom on.y arc held reapoualble at any one tune, and nny-two keepera. It waa the ootnlou of tbo Grand Jmv that the gnardi aud keepeia wero entirely UeQCient lo nnmtior for Ibo charge of the large nuuiocr of prlnonera. and that tke priaon wal over ciowded, there being In the male department only about 1 000 ecPa tor the contlnitnent ot I. 'ilu council. Itii'GiuQ.l Jury are of opinion that Ihe locality of tne pruon fornu the chief olwtacle to I la iccnnty, Ita n"amo- to ihe city ..f Neir Y ork, ftoin wblcntnanyof in wont lumatei come, rendera H more aer for audi io Oc p ace.1 ic coniinuniuation with their friend, and make tins place luun auumlno lo auch tuturprllal aa t.t weni one It l. bilicved that the Immenie Talue of tno Hlate liiinlit an I liu iillngi, ntnated, aa rnp aic at a place t-.y advan'a.""i for iintny i urp ue would pur (-hiyp erf aier adtai'tnirfi and more leca liy at lotue point fnnhiT rroiii ibr tiii'tropoiia. tStantti.-ii mime l.yon, 1 reman i fleo. W. KTlth. In. ill A lllrdiall Vaih.iu llnr-h 'II P. II. liar n. I .a lc N. Iln. nn, iharl'-l Uui.'nti rry. J Moyt, Jaoifa Vi, HtPdman. John rilervelt, Joun lluiiiiig, I a 1 It. Mil "i. r. M. lllloy, W. I.arkint, Jr Inac i'. r-it i.l r, .lanii-a Duieubfrry, Htopnen A Mar-h.l W b. tun.n. Jonii P. Itici', J ipph par ell,Jauiea Wood. Flying Ylalt ol Troy .ouiivr n, The i tint liter Vandeibilt brought n email com p.ny of tbo Indiptndent Vcterau Zouatea from iroy yeaterday aiornlns. They were cacortcd to tho Cmllandt Street Hotel by auction ot po.lc, and look break'ait. Afterward they went on a targpt ricnreion to Coney liland and returned by tt a l o'cliu k hoat, 'J Ley were met by a aecuon of police and again caenrttu to the boat, much ileaard with tin ir trip. 'Ihelr uniform la pirtureaqup .but the r drill la not good. Tho oKcuu aru Cat I. W. F. II jaci.art, Lleuta, M. F. McKeruau, and II, a. buu auau. '1 bey number 37 rank and tile. J'iitrron' I'u I ore Yundtrblli. C'onatable Monks of I'utcrson vc6tenlay foolcJ blicriff Towbicnd, Tho cosatablo bad (cued a hi rie and wncon belonging lo one II. L, llruh, which ho waa about to aell. The Hberiff tried to kvy on It under another writ, but the cnnalable rotmed to give up tho property, Tho Sheriff tlun bejan legulmtaaurea to get poaaeailon J but bo'ore ho letunied tbo couaUDle bad hurried through tho a.io, ditpoa.nc of tbe property for t''-. aud the buibo auu ia;ou bad tcwn ilim: A ,Iorer Oil! Prize Fight. The Imtl a priii) flght at 2 o'clock ycilerdaj raortilng at tho loot of Mount Pleaaaut park, Jeney City, between Monkey IJolan of that place, and Paddy McC'uo of New York. Tli men were ac companied by a crowd of roughs and made a ring with ropei which tbey bad atolen Irom an oakum (acton- near by. beconda wcro cboaen, tho men atrlpped, and tbe fight waa conducted In ring style On the tenth round Mc ue Mlled lo come to lima, aud IjoUu was declsrod the winner, Queen Victoria's Illness. JurgRABT, Sunday Morning. The visit ol Her Maiety to the Iiuke snd Duchetaor Argyll at In verary. whlth was UiecJ for Baturdiy r,Mt, three da a after the arrlta! of the llarquls and Marcblonaaa of Lome, hia been indefinitely postponed. A com munication waa received yeaterday by In Dck from Karl Oranvl'le. al Balmoral, (gpresalnf IIr Milcaly's regrtt that, owlug to tli slt of Itt healib, she wpuld boi li sole to com tbs day Bso-tluned. YLSTKIIDAY'S BALL GAMS. inn qv Mi i;n v.nr intrs waxeh nr rim saw yvitur.un. r lit- MntnnlK lltfinllnit (hp AlMfll'n A Will Plnved nml Potverliil IlnlUua tlaiuo A very 41ood Tlilim for Ike ainif., lliv fouitli giiino of tho chstiiilooiliiu aerlua bitten the Atl.kt.ca of 1'hll.ulf Iplilu and the Mu luols of New Y'urk Wat plavd yi-it r lay on the 1'i.inii r iii.id. Wllliamalmrh. Allhoujh In t lit gun aa In lliat in l'l ilinldilna on bntlir lay, tin will known pltihir ol thr Athlct'ici did not take rut. it waa not t in rally Ii gardi d tl afoodlliln; lor Hip Mutie, as was evinced by Ihe tlmUily IUi which the New Yotkara wyrc backed. The ground was woll atttmted, one of the largcft crowda which Invo arttenrtd this iraaon being preaent. A flight allerctlon In the diapoallion of Ihe Mntual nine In the field was tried yeaterday, HitHeld playing ste ond taae, and Hicham going to right Held. Fortu natil), there were not many ba'ls slrnck toward pp.ind,P(itlnl1I.itfleld'amerlts aa nn In-nelder were not put In ton aevtre n teat, or the rifdlt of the gimii might hate bten different. The aimo, with out pi I H'ng any vt-rv sinking or brilliant fpa tuira, waa well and fonndly played, and the Mutnale did pp uowerful balling, but It ta vcrv donbirm if they would have been a o attreeaAful In that re apect if Ihe vtleran SlcIIrlde ha I hern present to fpfn 'n a lew of l.la "gttm tir.klert Mr. Frel Treacpv of the Chicago Club waa ch. en umpire, .m l l e calleil plav at l.t", th l'nilidelpkiai.e bolug tlie flral to g. In the bal. Thf ramp opened well for the home elnh thaAth letira lioiug difpo.td ot wn&oitt a run, lldtwlittataml ti v. Ilrpiitet tnu.le a flti twi-hifo tilt tn the Ii n ne The Mtilt-a then wnt tn tho lalt. and hv gi oit lAfe baltt' g made lour tuns, of which thev catned three, lu the M'oB't lining the Allilellca were mmtnanlr dUroa d or wlthont ironngi wneiena the Mutuaia. tliro.ich lad I la. t itecilp and Iku.cudert.T. fc.rid iw run A nin wero the Quakir City tat. a nut tn lu right iinont in one, two. ihree orcir, whl e the Mn'nal 1 il n-il "n.1 inort inn. Tina i .ade '.lie ftf r. -oOin (iv. t or Sew York, and ttr patlllvil of fn Mutnal i ni wire cottcitioiidlngi) Jub lant. but the next tiro it eJ tti-ur facta io Itbgincn dei am y. an 1 cnnif both I. ltd ard droit wrre utteivd liy thoai who but a Tew iiiiutitee bei re n c m inch ec'iaelia In 'he f.fth tai'ng "wn Phi a dfliiiilani had eon out without maatng a oaip. when a pnwitlal Kll ol Mtuug fo'.loweii, which, a.atlte.l bv a mnlf hv laid in.'krt. e"nh'..l in. tle'ic to icoie fit.' ru f aud the Mot a rrplttil ti'fl.r f.nt loat "i whltewa-'i. A h rr.Mo null h Uttfltl.t iti the lx h lamng mvc ilia Aihlellra two rtina. and Ihe Mntuaa ri ci Ivt-tl wht.. li ittnotH'r two. 1 lie uaiui! waa uoar a tit. thi ic.tre bc'ni t 7. an.t aarh remark, aa The tlutea are at It ocaln," Tliey can't p'ay Willi a fr.t-c.afi c un."c ll"w inout i out, iut.i irioc plni'llp' all rtietitaik th.- Mmuhl bota wt-nt at n again, litcairolr.i, thr Mnlit.rf in eaciioi tn.-r in.i i. innina-. til.ll inaklna a magntf.ci-1, ("tr tlvrntilitti t'e clgl III. apd an eqnallv lirl I slit lotil bonpdnnn.n the iHnth innine. ho wrl'.tno, ud t'.ev ra la the ten fonr inninf. mat they manured 'o a Id rleirn tuna 1 1 ttie.r aeorc biingltiL li .ip t" a total ot ta, ibla eonclnded lite fame, nnd aa A('h of tne ctu' baa woo two or the aerl Tir the clitni'tnnhlp tin tilth cam will I irvt'ah y tx an excltiug one, ATIU.XTIC. o.r, tnrn xiriat. o.alnTB rntht. ri. I. f 4 o I t name PI. i!d h.... 1 I It chtpl. n I 0 1 Paltetaon I. f 1 SI" II i l.lifl. i a 3 0 0 OS art. lib i t a 0 tlllone. c 3 S I I tVolten. p i 3 3 3 KiflcMM h t I I I Keirlor. c I J 3 S 5 llth.l.h 3 3 I 1 Mill., c I 3 3 3 Sf-ir'i.'.f rier, c. I.J 1 0 I Kergnaoa, li b,...I 13 3 Mryr rlc Sd b 3 1 1 1 Pear.'e. a. I 1 3 3 lleiibel. r f, 3 o i uict.aui, r. t... ...3 0 1 1 Tola! 31 7 1 il Total 37 ii 33 34 rra aroiirD rjtcu isitio. lfl id. 3d. tin. 3Ci. etli 7:b. ftlh Olh AltdrlK 0 6O5BO0OO-7 Mutj.l 4 3 13 0 4 19 r.t-fa taasrr siem mmtu At M 0 0 I 0 0 0 0-1 Mi. 'ii. I 3100013 0-8 I mi- -I' I I TlfAPP. O' t'l" I't ZJl'Utt 1 i e ot l.aiui-Ji nr. ins '3 .n.Buto.. uii: uto.i ts r.i.QVisur.ii. Fnurili riinmplonahlp (Inmp lletuppn Ihr Hit vninkrra nnd Krer .'fly-The Clrvp Iniidrt thr TlrloTf, 9 tn 4. TuoT, Sept, 4. The Torest City nine of CVrK'atiJ,soJ. tbe .llarnukr-rs nf.UtL. rierr.. bad taelr fctirtli cbamplenihlp contrit here today C .nlrary to genetal etpectatlon t ie Clevelir.d 'ra won the game. Tho Tlrlory waa ear nod, lor the, played hi every ref pert eave cne a tip-top field n and battler game. Ihe earepilcs was lo running the bases. Inthlathey made retetil llnn.tera, te lliri" men rnnnlns "nt at illfT'rent ppriola worn there was not the least nece'ilty for their .loin; io. Their balling; waa excellent, olm Whlto lend", seven tot tl haaaee. helnr credited to Mm. The otl tert iua tleldtng eiror on their fide waa made by KimliAll who allowed an ena) halt to paa hliu. 'I he llai mukera placed a very fair fieidlr.g S"", lit Ihetr Wfaktipaa al tha l.ni t..al Ihe gailMf lor lliftn Ti ir i-aa,- ru-'tiing w is rimer ear- v. too. but tin V di t not Idniittpr tr tho roajat aa bvtlt aa th.or onrini,..n'a n,. nmptrint mi ifta tei-iitlonahlo "Tiieh riYi I ndTn and won two gkbirw ot Ibe ti a, ami il ta a Ittlie rvinatkarilP, Ibal while t'.o II ymakcra won t tell two in L'u-v.lnni, thy ol i nine acnh'Ved botn their tlctorlea here. rontsT citr. ortal.TBi tiAYMigtns nntmn .,l'e c I Mr4lprv,c 1 I I -i I'ahnr. 1 f 4 I 1 T Verk.P. f .3 0 3 1 Alllxn. C.f 3 0 3 3'Plnwera, a. a 4 0 0 0 Carletnn IUU...1 I 0 IJIKI) nn, lt b 4 0 1 11 Sit ..n. .win I 0 1 lIKitig. I f 3 3 4 F. White, r. f. ...3 13 1 MeHolleu. s 10 0 .inhpf.n 3dh.... 3 3 3 3 Pike. r. t 3 0 3 3 Pratt, p 3 11 ItPltar 3d n 4 0 14 Kimball. s.s 7 3 3 3 rtavsr.3J b 3 OQl mtal 77 1 IC ii! Totat 37 "t 13 37 Wwini. lit. Id. Xti. 4th Mh. tth. 7th hth th FW...I ,lf.. ..13013101 0-3 Ha) makers 0 1 1 I 0 t 0 0 1 Huns enrned-Forei' f Itv 3 llaainagtrs, S. 1ni.il haiti earned Foi fit I'lty. .ti i llavniaker' II Flr.1 aan ny crrori-FortM City. 6 tlnici. Hay makers. 3 tltiea 1 ert on tmaea-Foreil City, 13 flavmakers, 6. Wild rttehes I'ratt 3i McMullen. J I'aaaM balia-MrOeary. 3 i J White Puiatlon of game 3 noura and IS mlnntrs. Umpire Mori llogera, of llrooklrn Ktari. itv.v, cults, roi.iTJca, axo Jiris. A fonflilpntlnl Clerk's Method ef dwindling hla Kuiplnynra A Itpapertabln I'p-Tuwu Fiimtly AIDiclrtl find Dlagrnred. Mr IJeurj A. llulbwr t.thc Shipplnf; cl(tV of Meairs Hrlnckerbon, Tarncr A Po;tiamu;, recently accused of defrauding bis cmplortrs, had a anmp. what novel method of doing Dullness. Ills game waa to pass out goods to s customer and keep a record of tho trausaetloua iu bis poekat, not making any entry on the books of tho firm. When a bill became due Hal hurt called on tho debtor, and received tbo monoy generally In a check, To these checks llulburt forzed the indorsement of Drlnckerbo?. Tarssr Polteraui. The checks, bearing tbe forged an dnreemenls, were not prcsepted at bank to bo iabeil, but llulburt inado Ibciu pavabls to persons hav'nran account la bank, who placed Ihelr en dorfe.int on them, dcpolted them, ard drew against (ham, of couiae, without quiatlon. How long this forgery might havogonoon Is nncertaln. Tl.o fraud was dlacovcred by a member of ibe firm asking a centleman of a house with which Ilrlnckerhotr, Turuer ds Polhcmus did business for a sUtcuicnt of acconnt. Tho ststement showed entries of goods which had been received snd paid for, which did not appear charged tn them on the bonks, Inveftigatlou revealed llulburt'a guilt, and to far na Is known tho defalcation amounts to $3,0oU llulburt Tended in- t-rxtT"t:'n (tree!. betwen First avenuo and Avenue A. llo Is of a hig'ily reapectablo family, but baa been rather dlsalpaled. lie was a particularly able yuung man. nnd as his employers havo always heretofore placed Implicit confidence In his integrity, his dissipation has been met b reuionstmoco and aavlce Instead of dismis sal. Ilulhnrt Is said to havo takon an actlvo In terest In polities, and to havcToiftributed largely to ward tho election of the Assistant Alderman from Ida w.ird. llulburt was a member ol tho Twonly tlnrd ltfglmen'. an t the President of a club com posed of metnocrs of that orginlrallon. Hum, clubs, and politics were too much for blm, lllialuraa on ilho Dry Decks. Tbe yacht Knclioutross ii on tbe screw docVs piartho foot of l'lko slip, Ii. It Applications for entrance havo also becu made by tbo owners of tie Bapchj, Drcadnanght, and Wanderer. Tbo En chantress Is to hare lead placed In her keel Instead of portable ballast, Tbe steamer Charleston Is on tl.e mammoth balance dry dock above PUo slip, nnd will probably remain there tho entire month, fche Is having new timbers put In her bottom for ward of the wheel. The old balance dry dock at the foot of pike slip, which has bad tho boats of tho Union Ferry Compauy under feralrs for somo tlmo patt, now has up the slin-nboat New Haven. Tho leclloual dry dock at the loot of Clinton street Will shortly bo In working condition. Itlndunie Nllaaon'a Jewel Ilecovered, From thi Ut. Ixiutt nruWenn. Last spritiK we had occasion to chroulclo tho loss by Madauo Nilsaou, mother nf Mils, Million, 01 her Jiwsla, valued al about Jt.OOT, near Do Hoto, en tho Irah MoJKta'.a Pillroi.l, The liiUfou paity were coming Item Memphis to keep an engagement In this city, and aa Madame Mlaaon waa taking down a small sstcbel from a rick It opened, and the package containing the diamonds fell through tbe window. Tbe trala was stopped In order that the agent of tho troupe and internl oltior persona might aoarch for Hie valuablea. The parllea were left there, bnt failed to Dud tho packago, snd aftor a most rigid search gave it up In despair. The Jawula were found yeaterday In a singular manner. Mra, Fljun, wife of Patrick Fljnn, a laborer em. ployed on th road, was attending to a calf which she had tied wjth a loug ploce of siring to a itak. She saw 11 tcrsplDg tho earth and making a clean a or face around, and ebe want back to aborten Its 'te-ditrfr rtrta -ttr -the set of dcihi tk! sho dltwr ered that It bad unearthed some dirty pspar, Bho examined it, found a small paikage cloaely don up In the same dirty paper, well acaeonod, and opening II there were exposed to her yisw (several sparkling diamond. Tber ar seyentssn flews. Including bracelets and two heavy diamond rings. An onlcer of th railroad company telegraphed th discovery to Mile. Hlteson at Newport, ft. I who upon Ue rlpt ol the despatch sent an aoawer that th wuald (lye Ui FUntu VfX TUB I'.t.Y ItUSKIltK MVItltEll. Ttip F.xntntniitlon nf ibv lli nllier of thr .11 ur ilprptl fllrl-Tlip lrlnner ntriiiilllcil -Hull lo tinr Amount not Apppptfd. Tho nolorioiis Madaino Van lluaklrk nml Dr." Pnry weic awln bpfore Jusllre YVaNh of Hmoklyu yesterday, on Ihe charge ot having earned tl.p i.p.itn or Hip )ouug woman K.nlly A, Post, who died .11 f City Il spltal on Wednesday last. A Ur. .l.cobl made some damaging statements nf.ilnst Ibe niadiuie, whom he had once employed undir tlie n.imo ot (HtTord. Kllcn O'Connor, Ihe hotmckicpf r at llr Fw aim's In DiiRlold flreut. and I'olUe Her glint John fcVnn wtro alo examined, but no addi tion. I fain wire elicited. Thine waa no leslimor.y for ine de'ence. Counaellor Cooney naked fur a 'poatponeT.etit, ln confeqnence of tha absenct ol tho senior counsel, ex-Judge htuarl; but Jusllco Walsh refuted to pott pone the case, and committed Ihe prltoners to await the action of the flrand Jary. Counsellor Cooney requested that tlnv shnnld he admitted to ball, but the Justice nnJ Dlattlct Attorney Morris refused to take ball In an) amount. In revly to the uauaf (jnestloni, Madame Van iiuaklrk said that ahe waa 40 yrars of age, a native of Ktioile l.lanl, lived at 43 F.lphlh lire at. New Y'ork, nnd Is a physician by occupation. She plead ed nut gnllty. Poctor" llerij Perry la 33 rears of are, a native ol Kngtand, and lives at SI lllrecker street. 11.- also pleaded not git illy. tui conoxEii's l.vqrr.sT. The Inquest waa remnin l bx-fore Coroner Jonas at tho Couaty Ci'sxt House yesterdar, when th examination of Peler K. Post, Jr., the brother ol the decoated, was continued! Ile raid that whin tc gavu "llr." Terr tho tf) to see Ids elsler enough, le ha! more money, but did not with the doctor to know II, lor Irar tl al thv latter tnlilil piny him lle beiamr acqtiainltd with his slater's condition about lite mombs ago, from hie wile. Her seuueer did not vlit her IMlneas learned Ms nimo was John Dolby, or Holhear, a conductor on a milk Irani. Jt wa notdecl'ed Mlsa Poet should go lo New Y'ork Ml three weeks prior to her cci.tlrrratnt. Wltueia waa in business in New York for f.ve unrs. Never read tinvthitu aboat Mr Van llusktrk or her bouse, to h.s kuuwlcdge Knew nothing of Dr. Perry till he met Inm ai rlatrd. Mas partiruiarly allracied to his silre rlliri.'f nl br the notice of Us com nrlnhle niiar mint". When llr. Pert) told wilne that II It hid bpen a tire ir.outlia' eatp he could hf vp menagpd It. w lin s was lmprraf,l with the hi He! that he bad iraetltfd Irregularly. From hla conversation and appeal n.cc Judged that he would treat the case. Ile told wiliieiit ho was In tbe habit ol calling lo medi cal jiilMa ico lu Inirtc-ite caars. Ho lold wllnesa the lady would be properly cared for by a competent nnrsc. Uld not g.vp am uatne, or say what kind ol tt house It was. Witness made no Inquiries as lo tho C'tmiHlvncy ol Dr. Perry. Neither witness norsny of his own or parents' family vmtpil the lion'e. Ile thought It not proper lo ttslt the plarenf his (.sti r's exieclPit confinement, aa It waa a delicate matter for a man to attend lu. Had an undtratnndlnr with his trolher tnal If Hie child was born ailve and (Jus sv clung to It hla mother should care for tt. His sister desired Its adaption out, nhe com pla'.ntd nf no pain bnt a headache when going lo New Y'ork. Wittica Wit Uvr wilh Dr. Perrv on a Tntrd avenue ear Hhook hands with both aa be lelt ih.em. Piloted tbo receipt from Dr. Perry to his rsrrnts. Tbe child's board was to be psld while under adoption by Dr. Pitry' arrant meet. Tber was no compulsion either by word or deed, to get tils slUer to go lo New York, bhe ba nned upon going. No sleps bad been taken by the family lor Ihe arrtct of the seducer op to that lime A remark by wltof sa caused blm to :eae the tram bo waa o. and aoon after to leave that sic ion. Wilneia related an lniUr.ee of flndlng the man In company with t Is sister, and learning that he an a married man he threatened to horwwrup bun If It ovculted again, arid said Uiat a married man who wouM ImiK'le ntun a respectable gltl ought to have a ball through his body. This was aald In th con duciur'a bearikg. Siller waa 91 or 3d years old, tonne looking lor her ace, louked about IV or 20. Wheti wltnt-tii arrived In tho city on Monday, tlio trith, lie sent worn to hla alater by letter that her lumber would bp theae In a day or two. lie then h' vH--''1.-a'a.la,4ittr-a'J -t.1 be ricul-rh tit ale I. Several oiL. r w itn(sts were cxartined and the tbqneat a a.lj urt e 1. im. DVMii or r.Mii.x vobt. Judge Tros'e Cltnrui- To Ike Ornud Juri of Klngn County. A (Irani! Juri was impanelled iu tho Kings Coun y tourtof Sesli;s jeilerdiy morning. Juice Troy, in Ins charge to the firand Jnry. alluded to Madame Van Husklrk'e crime as follows t It hecoiurs my dnty to ipcctallr iltnct lb car? fat Inveitica'ton hy von or a crime which 1 nnd ctistgM nt or th calendar aga'n.l cenain prrao'.- in i nun t, th. ri-for-a i rlipp to reto'ttng and del r v. s c n trary i fin enni ..on lostlncta of nuruB' li' nnl 1- t"r e.it tl ti 1 1 tin ui i n 1 1 v. taat it cat a altind for Imtne itiiu a- i 1 at t" ,'t "'u-'i a U"t' rt"" i rot an I ritnvilltni .l.ue. tip Inntil.n ufun 111" tfil I) 1 ar lia of Hit h. avi'fi runt'limant wi icli the law w I pen it A'' "l t"' rt .1 hv law a" tty nnl In up ti on. ihu tint, .o.a ti ttl' In tno b o.t 1 t the i,t as wel. a. ttie nntmrn. has. w iiintt contest. an-t ti'il wltliont a teidug of liatni-riee"iiie t coinm m tha it i. a ceased to atlrUht or o.ariiit.and (In wretches who praetife tl Instead of attempting to eirepai their ocpupattons, opeo y proetam tnelr tout at d mnrdi rotu btisineas thr au tne adtcttliing c I ntuiis ot newii apers, to the gri at duhonor of tne press, and of the law wnlch thns permits the press to dts. honor itf elt ttr siatndlae irsov. for a mercenary con sidrrstljn. to act as the auxiliary, conie.ltiate. and ac cesMrv uf (bis class of loul and homicidal mlacrf aots, t-o great u uc evil thai orcaMoned. and to such vaat proportions has this crrne attained, that un lets II Is checked bv further legtilatton and the vigorous ectoreemrnt of tho laws at present eilstlnr uann the subject II will Itv cine a national reproach aa a crime pccu.larly tolerated bv Aroenein tawa and pnbl c opinion. There la no law at preaent mat can reach ttie advertisers of this business). 1 hono, bow et er. tnc next I.i guta'.ure will rrmt dy that defect. For the honor of this couutry and lor the interests ol Una community, lint er me oualit to be chicked pon onr borders. Of courto we cau'l etou It In the eity of New York, hul here we bsve something to sav about It t and If the cnnrlt aud;grand Juries will only dt.cnaige tlM-lr dnty la regard lo Ula crime si they do In regard to others, it Is sate to lay thai this city will not share the disgrace ol others by any toleration of Crimea ot this description." Titv xonm itirr.it ursrenr. Identification nf the nody Fun nil on IUbo-kpu-ltnlibrd and tllurdrrrd nnd Thron u over tho Ileluhte luto Ibo Klvi r. On tho body nt' the nian found flouting in the North Hirer, off Fifth street, llobokco, on fiatur day, waa a wallet containing a check on the Irving National Hank for f299.au, drawn by James Kelly la favor of James ileld Co. This paper led to the identification ol the body. Yestirdsy morning Ur, James Strange, a llquortnerchaot.of 13 Hudson ter race, recognized it as that of llr, Alexander Ji. Withers, a fellon-b'oarder, and collector for the firm of Held it Co., 45 Broad meet, New Yore, Wither came to this country from London a fow months ogo. He brought with him letter of recommenda tion from person of respectability In his natlto city. Mr. Ilsld gave blm cmploment as collector for the firm, a position which he filled satisfactorily. IjsI Tuesday he lull bis home In Hudson terrace, with the apparent intention of toing lo work. This was tho last seen of blm until tho mutilated remains were found on biinday laat. Coroner Yollhirdt Im panelled a Jury yestii day morning, but adjourned tho Inquest until inla evening, at 0 o'clock, hiubse qneuity Dr Mt.plfll it-do an examination of tlo i.o.ly Ine face was partly covered with blond from nn ugly wound under the right ear and on tho lelt eio. Tty right ejo pro trtp'ol from tho socket as If forced out from tho blow on the head. The upper lip wia drown tightly ovir Ihe teeth. It wal generally believed that the marka on tho bickof iho brad were bullet hold, but tho result or tno lost morftm proved them lo be tbo marks of two dialled olows, cither of which would havo canted death. Tncae blowa. Dr. Mitchell lellevt-a, were Inflicted by tomo heavy, blunt inatrunient. Young Wither was In tho habit ot vliltlng a house nearth" Weehawken Shades, kept hy a Our in :i n A resident In Ihs houie tsaiitled that Mr. Wither TUlto I the place last Thursday night, and left with a mm named Keller. It Is supposed that Withers bad been drinking, displayed hla mouoy Ineautloualy, was lollowod by aomn of the writchca who Intast the locality, and robbed, beaten, and thrown over the heights Into the river. Keller, who was with the mnrdered man on Thursday, lua Hot bten lean since the diacovery tf the body. Tho Fulled Stole l'lng Dleirrnccd by For. lor' Demornllired Nnvy. from las ttnlng l'ott. It appear after all that tho late attack- upon ths Cureans was at unjust as It was foolish. It will b remembered that the United States steamer Wacbusett visited th Corean country In IMS to ctako Inquiries titer the crew of tbe General Sher man, tho maltreatment of whom hy Coreina was the beginning of the present troubles. The com minder ol the Wacbusett was unsuccsssrul lu hi minion. II now turns out that the Corean Uovern. men! was not responsible for hi failure. They wrote s Idler, which was thoroughly conciliatory and friendly, to the American officer, but he sailed lefcre tt wsr-welrer). Ths dsplortble oecnrrsni-e of tho Isst few weska resulted from the miscarriage of Ibis letter. A few dan ago there were reports that England and Germany were likely to taae up erraeegalnet lbs Core, on account uf the detention or perhaps murdar of (ome of thdr subjects. The dsspatch published In tbe aYrenlnff lot! of Saturday W ivsr. overthrow sueh ipeUatlons. Th Chlsoae, II anybody, ar rdpouslbl. for tbe fslo of the I er. msn, whlis th Kugllshmsn wro kindly treaUd, and have returned, If these reports are trustworthy, the position of th Unllsd Blalel In the Bastern world Is a dls grscefulone. We havo wsged war upon a people who had done whal they could to explain tndr poal tUri.-aiJ vtw 5r !e '3(d iplemsllonal mpral liy and law, The quarrel waa an unjust one In lb first place, and we nira for gn nation' bona, darles In order to flght II out Hy compsnson. the conduct of the Kuropean hstlons li eommendab e. and th barbarlsna bf th Kail will undoubtedly wonder br what fiu." of apeecb ihe Uovernmsut of ths United Blslss .1 cmlefl dvMliad. If III posslbl to Invssllgat lb tntlr wlthool killing anyboJy, w sliosld ssr that our own honor raqglres all the facta to be known and am pis repara tion to b mad for lb Injnillt com mitts J. THE VOICE 0FT1IK l'KOl'LK. Ai.i. icisns or i.t:iTEits vrom run HE Ml Kit Of Till: 4t'X Alilrrninn Ciidth'a Fnlleeimtn'ia r.xplollB An (llllcer who lane no Notion nf being it l.fltli Inc(llnpp-('ltibt4 Truinpa. lulLc .thiol of 7t.t tun. Sin: Policeman llurkc'a boat is on Nnatnit strut, and extinds from the Titrtit odlte to the Pet OQice. Policeman Burkowaatm beat last I renin? Irom 6 to 13 o'clock. About 8 o'clock two friends came up Nssiau street from the direction tf the Post OBlce, and at the tame hour Policeman Hurkc waa sntacrd In rather loud conversation wllh another officer on th corner of Ann anil Nassau street. One of Hie friends looked somewhat it.srr ly at Policeman Parke, very naturally wondering a list tic couieraalion could be about. At thus be Ing gared upon Policcmm llutke forthwith becami' indignant, and acrtsptly asked Ihr gentleman If lip wanted to make a looklng-glats out of him." No, cert. Inly rot." was tbe leply, and then Mr Burke commenced bis exercise. IiS'ling oft" with "Well, now, cet away from here," he made a disperale rush, with club drawn, at tha audacious nOiuder nf hH digtilly. lie caught hi in by fir collar of Ids coal, Clubbed film, knocked him down and cluboed hlni nnd f.nilly tried lo rani tl.e club down his tnroit, dr.t;sei blm to the Hcefc. man tlrett pollcat alalion. punching blm with Ihe club nn the way. This performance etrimps Policeman Itorke a Ural-class clnbblti," ahd one whoso merlin onght hot lo be orerlookeal hy the Commlealoneis. It msy firlher ho added that when the vile ofltncYr and bis gallant raptor arrived at the llrekntan street police station ttcre were several wltntsrcs of tl.e afTalr who were wllllnr angiv their testimony, but Policeman Kurke flourished his club, and of course they Hi d for their lltes. Iltitko la an appoinluienl of Alderman Cuddy, but th Aldqnnan couldn't have known his real Chirac tr-r. It ta reasonable tn tuptote tl at purge wits In Joxleated at the lime of t us oceurrenrr; II mi. hla Is not ti e Oist erne l the kind that bait been noticed In the same neighborhood i-i-centty. JAME.H M Ab'UN, 134 While slreot. w YoiiK, Sept. 4, 1371. Printlimnnliliii In tlio Plublk Avenue Car. JB t( IMtrr of Ihe Svn. Sin: I would lilo to call tlio attention of tlio Soclp y for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to the Elthth nvenue car Hue, prlnclpsllj between the Central Park boundaries. Coming down tae other evenlrg, tho ears were nilcd to excess wllh picnicker returning homeward In a drunken condition after their scandalous carousals, Aa the two torlarcd horses staggered along or crawled tip the gradre, tho already full cars wer stormed at every strict by revellers, Crowded earn are no name for Iho condition of those vehicles they were a literal Jam: and many of the paisrngere of both sexes Indulied In language snd condncl not lit to be ref eated or described. Two respectable matrons one having an Infant tn her arms, and who were Jostled and crushed begged the conductor to put them In an ether par. which request was complied with on srrival at Ftltj-nlntn sireet. 1 coaductor wita tu so way crniurabl. having no control over tlie pis singers, who swarmed around him. Dill tho Com Pny are censurable for net bulling on more cars and more horsca lo ench par. especially ru those grade It is a ahstno that taeae vnleitess vldlms of man's abuao s: oa' 1 be lortursd to death in llnswsr. tani.ot Mr. ll.-rgh put a chick to there cruelties! Hiuinitt Thr Prnllrntlnrv livening fcboul. To tlie IMtor of lkt Son. Sin You will doubtless remember that tome two years sine the Hoard of Kdncatlon, by special request of the Commissioners of Chsrltles and Cor rection, established an tuning school In the peni tentiary en Illackwell'a Island for the moral aud intellectual improvement of those confined there dur ng the then eniulng winter. Yon will, I am sure, alio remember that It Commissioners, in their report to tho Legislature In the early part of 1 870 (which was at the time published In Tnc lK). lound cause to praise the management of the erhool and lta tiled on the prlionere In no inruaure.l terms, and to express their belief that II waa drititicd lo make a marke I Improvement In prison discipline. Y'ott will excuse me. mydesr sir, for trespsislng on yonr .valuable time; but my object In calling theae lads to your mind is to at k why the Coramie tloiicra. In the face ol ita tendency toward reform ing the pnrouers, whlih should be tie true aim of all prison dlsrlsltne, have neglected or refuaed to continue this school last nlnltr. and make no al timet to secure Ita aid during tbe evening I l'ra let a lew hi'N raja I ill on tbe poor convex. A Kiroimtji. I '3fn.lrlM ),itlr.nt.ti. To IK Mltor f IU fi.H. Silt. Wl.ilp puaaing tip KiK.t Hioadway iiboul 3 o'linck Mmdaj inorn tig my attention wa at tractrd to what npiwared to le a fru-ndl) scuPJ" be tween two men on the corner of Hast Uroadwas and I athartne street. Two burly policemen were look ing on, enjoying the sport. On approaching nearer I was satisfied of the progrots of a genslno Fourth Ward row-Judging from tho way the roughs struck out, snd th profuse epithets they applied to each other. They were llnalli rrparated, one of the roitfihe going into the deu formerly kept by Heddr tlio lllacksmlth," The two policemen continued laughing and talking with the frlrnda of the rough above alluded to. This Is Satan's own neighbor! o i l, and almost every nlht policemen are seen talking with tbieies aud street waiters oo the corners. CiTir.iN. THE OllVAT SIXTH WA.UV FiailT. Tbo Other falilea CSrnrral Drnlnl lawyer Driinlsuu nnd Mr. Nrnlla'n pton lo thr Keame-YVtilcli baa tho Host of II Navvl The llrennan-Dowling contest in tho Sixth Ward, to which allusion was made In Tns bust yes tcrdsy, grows hotter and hotte each pasting day. The Dowllng men, having the pollco on their tide, seem to hare a little the best of tbe fight at pretest, having succeeded b; alrategr in throwing tbe other patly upon thn d'icntiv In tho courts, whore a pro traded litigation la promlaed. Hut the Ilrannau men atrika bard snd show much plnck, even though worsted In the preliminary struggles. It waa a master strnko of policy on Ihelr part to get tho first hearing wllh tho public lu retard 'to the combats of the clans, and to create the Impression that Iho Howling fellows were tbe sggresturs. Hul now comes ihnitbei side of Ihr story, completely tUTPlni' the tables again and making tho Dowllug men all aalnta and the Urennan chaps all sinners. Wo con Ids an inability to decide which aide, If either, mo nopolies the morality and vlrluo of the ward, and leave 11 to the readers lo determine. The follow lug is what Mr. NuJlu'a son sajs ot tho flght; AN AtllCLT CrOX AN INOmikSIVk OLD KIN. 7o IU IMor Of IM Sun. Fin: In yur reference to tha nrennan-Dotrllng feud your rf porter has merelT raversed matters in one in stance at lean. In apeaklng of tap 'tpiurtiau.-e be tween liennia Meelian and Pairlck Nealis you alludq to Mee-taii at a laborer and a mm of excellent i-haran-tfr. The police and good clttxeni of the ward will not endorse una opinion. Median hat been frequently ar rested for a.saulting reapectabio people In tho itreet. and la Luoan as a rowJ). Ho hai tlio riputalton uf hating tuen a t.oiiniy lutnrer durinj tho war. and is a womin-braier now. llr. Nealu is a quiet, Inoflcnsive, and rt-iiiectal'ie old gentleman, who woni.1 avoid rather than creato a disturbance. In the laitancoro intred to, llechan failed in provoke Mr. Neain to llgnt, although be spst In the old gentleman's face, aud bru tally ui. lulled him, lor which tbe bully la now la ar rest, H.li itatement nf the affair can be ru'Iy inbitanttated by witneasis of un nipi. hinl.t cnarai-ier aud It is put duo to ttie partti'i ln'i're'tcd that it sliou d be pitatet. 'Iherewns no politics whatever tntolv.''l in tint diuliulty, but Ihu puiut rowdyism ou the I art of Mi-clmn. LiwjerDrnlton, who speaks from 111 ickstono tox Nealis, cornea out ss follows nnKNhAM HAS NOTUlNa io do with it. 7o far F.lilnr of ne Sun. Ma: lu yourlssue of to-day. In an article d Wed lo a rctunte of a tuniosiutious quarr.'l noiwcen eher If llrennsn and Justice Howling. u a. one to '.gal iro ceedlt.gs continence 1 agatnsl one llaiilfl Meet a i. As counsel lur the complainant! desire incorrect a salt is misstatement which occurs lu the artnle abuJt-d to. Instead of Mr. Nsalls beinglho aagressor, thu real facta of tbe case, as stated lu a-VJatita, proteibat lleeliin commuted a in.'it waiuon and unprovoked assamt on an old man of 61 jears Had it not heen for Ihe tii.Just relti'cllona on my client, 1 would not bring the mailer totbernhllo notice nor wonlll alteuint to Irr tho caie outside of the courts. As to any influence which politics bad In the matter, I ran sar Uiat it Is auupir an ordinary lull Drought for the purpose of obtaining legal redren for Injuries recilve.l w iibout provocation. Meatier Ur llrenaan nor llr Jarvla waa interested in It, save and etrtpi that in the ordinary oourtu of pro cctdlngathey wars tequtrid to act on an order ot ar rest Issued by Judge Sutherland, and should take the neceiiary precaution against any attempts to oltr what la frequently attempted lo bp glveu In too Sheriff's ottlce-airaw bill. There has oren no eibut niadoiat charged) to kffp the inanlleelian In Jill after hu gavo good and lumnent ball. 1 La t nly salltiactory ball offircd wai tnaton which he was reieaied and towh'' n ho objaclloiiS sets Ikieipo.a.i, i'ne sutiaws ..r. t "s ly presented were discovered on search to baenllre.v worthleis, Denylngtempnaiteally that the atiaull was flral made by my client and that the lull wai brought for political purposes, t remain youre reinarifully, v v l C. UEN!SO.N,9jUroaday. It Is Just a Utile singular, If Sheriff nrennan lias nothing to do with this particular fight, how Jus tice Dowllng can hare And It Ihey are both Innocent, then where la the political (emit When the llrenuan nifn had their turn. Iboy were very euro Put Justice Dowllng was lu It) and now that Dow. llng'a friends Implicate tho bberitr, thu tatter's henchmen cry out that be is unkuowu lo the fray Y'on can't have a flu tit without two parties, nor a polliKal ttruigle without opponii -n. llurucd lo Uritlli in ltnbvtiir At tho Coroner's liiijiicst over lha body of tho man found amnnc tho debris of th flr it Hahway on Sunday no testimony was given that could lead to III Idetitlfl allon ol th ramains. It la suppoand, however, t at they are those of oue Kennedy of Jersey citv, who was lavlug wUr Pipe In iho building. Keuiiely a ll leen al tbs Or, but has aot bB Kiu live.. nvAi. ustati: norjuavxTn. In rhp saVo of suburban property on Long Island and Vcw Jersey teal ee trite operators are looking for a lively sa-ason ihu rail, and dnrlug the nna aaloinaal w-tnl-ierllicy calculate on dlaaosing of thotisanCf ot dollars' worth of valnnhio proaa rly. The sTftcni of the itionihly psytnent r fa corararntlvclv small sum adopt ed by Johnton aV Mliltr nnd Mr. Echnoley. whose, rrotivrtlea are located on Lnn4 Island, hat aide tt mpv petaona in inotirrate clrcuuistnncps, at.d paitinalaitv those oft ne working eluaa, m hfPoinlngna-i.erat.tde-sirstil-. plots. Ihp hoavv reulelatno city auribntahht to ouirHgi'oiis titxation, havi-drtcnihoiiran It of lanor Ipi? prop p to teen a t.omisipnd sitewtifre. Hiving ippiitro their lol of Watiia or even dnti le th it fire. tU'V ran iraiillv hnlld tmroon n tiwe ting -ttrllripnily large to acr-ouittiodatp llm.r t unit i lea tt i-v tl,"0iit t 00. Pp. n tbo lari.iua pint of utiui 5i u t roi oriy f 'id la-t ear, there hard been erected or riWhouies this year. Ihe laifourd Lawn Association hate an ithsr talo today. An eai'iiiflon Irani wll' leave Ihe daunt m the honth fide Itailroatt al Itxati o'clock, (oo advartlsc. luent. On Wednesday, st will be ((on bv advertisement. Johnson Miliar will send out an excursion train to thoir sale of Flushing l.e em propertr. Jotinann ft Miller will fell nnder the hammer FM lots at WhH'clo'ie, L. I on the Ulb of beptctnber. Bee adveruseincnt, Wm. II. liatnor baa sold at rrlret ssle etch I lots on the west side ot Fourth avenue, between llllh anil linn streets a so tire lots on tnc rear, for IU000. lo'.i properly is to ha improved at onco with brovrn-ttoLc lions.1!, with all modern t.-itproruments. Mr. Kavnor also told a lot on Kiftv lltlb street, tmtwocn JJroadway and beventh aveune 23sta), lor tio.ooo. IXngee A Co as will Bp seen by advertisement, have an tmporranliele on Wednrfdav wee of lssacrel in Westohesterconnty.on Mamarooeck lletghts. If. I.. Williams has told the brick house tl'J Warren street, llrooklrn, lor 110.00), and ltu acres at W it Dtinellbi, on the Near Jeisey Central lUUroal, for fii.ono. A laige trsnifprof prnpprlywat yesterdar made In Newer-;. N ,1 M r. O II. Kenton ttnnercrs tin pistol lactory at Hlf h and Orange streets, toretltet' wtth-nmr lan U in New Jersey aud rrenivlvenie, to llr John fits! of New York who, ta exchange, glvca elften I'mitliiici on Thirty-third street in this city, and fl ni caili. 1 his exebaog involvia pr ipeny talnn ovor 11.000 0(0 l.llllp (loldlr. Several ye'sago a beautiful )oun; gill, with light aoldiin hair, wua aeen to t aaa out of th depot on tho arrival of the llndton Iltver train, fibe sprraed Igno rant of her whareavtuis. snd dllnt know where to turn tier tootateps. Hhe was tmmedlateiv accoated bv a f ishlenahtv dressed young rna-i. 1 his heittiliful yotink-gtrt was little ft .Idle MelKn.and Ihn win. stall to trare her wonderfnl carrer wt.l he well re r d oy reading the itrsnpo story. I.itl.e (lolnia cemtnet.cct next week In the tresM Ottinafoa. tfp. Tm; Fatj, Sttlk nr frNTtrMti'a Hat -T!s-or otirntxt Inn Kr.ox'a fall title ot hat w ilier .i't 'or public Inspection nnd :oular at.prrclation. Kn. x is alwara nrumiit. and thou.:!! natural. y a c-.-.tve. wr hate discovered what he it about, and advt eev rr. body lo call at hla store, xl? Ilioariw-av, rorocr t.r Pul ton stri-it. and tie it Ihfy csn't he C'luailr fortutiate The town Is nuitiir up wffh ttranr'-r.. t. trlioni una suMcPt Is hirh v important, ll.f. uinrt not leave town until they make litux a iisil Air. riXAXClAL A Kit COMMr.ttClAt,. Moniut, Sept, 4 1. .M- Tho railway aharc market has been active and txclted to-day, the volume of business having been very large aud In excess of previous dais. Althon:li In one or two Instance there wtrs a decided tendency toward weakness, on the whole tbe market lias been strong and higher. Pacific Mall has continued the cblof feature or aicltcment, and hu fluctuated violently and freqsentli' between CO and MV. the tale to realize having heeo very large, though the market cirUlcly withstood the unloading process remarks blywe'J. We hoar renewed reports of aeousolloa. lion of Interests with Ihe Pacific roads; but we havo all along bellrrod it mythical, and hare aa yet seen no special re if on to change our mind. Cer tainly Union Pacific waa not loc"ned to go Into er slaslcs otcr It, lb stock be lag heavy all day, obsti nately resisting all efforts to push np tbe price. Western Union Telsgrsph went to tbe best figure of tho season, M.i;, nnd wns very strongly saDport ed at the close. Northwestern common presented an entertaining programme, nnd changed very Iro-HieiAlybstwxvin-TS'i aa-TdV -affording a One Hold for that species of curbitouc operators known in tlie yajtoti of the itreet at "eighth chasers." The Krle peoplo seem disposed lo pot their stork Into a prominent position, and to-day ran up tho prlca to 33'f. The "new departure."' It Is said, compre hend an advance to much higher figures. The Commodore la by no means neglectful of his pels, and to-day sent Central stock one point above par, and the debt certlficatea to PGV. Ibe apcroach of thr dividend was the reason assigned for the rlso In Ilsrlem to 13.1. Pittsburgh being. It Is said. In the Erie ring, jumped np 3 V cent, to 121, w hilo the dlmlnntlie Hoston, Hartford und lino sold quite 'rce'.y at S' VTv. All the rost of the Hit wai ulto strong, but lias notniile. Panama fe'l oil to Ti, the goa.ip about the Hannibal nnd St. Joseph storks bring lo win eUeel That IlfT.TT.I-i to ip1vlil.rt to.- 71 pletet! pocki-tuooka of the Turiimanr limg, w hi cb has made euoimous losses In Hips, ttoeks r"ir unman efforts aro being made to tutu the I..K. o' thpip acrobatic eoecialtiea i: the upwai.l dirrctinn. l'hero was no action, and not.ilng but talk about It lo dar, howjver. The less active shares w-pre iroug, C, C, C. aud I. selliug up ou good Inquiry to DIM- There waa more doing lo miscellaneous shares, while the express slocks were buoyant and active, as reTirenca to the table below wit. rifled. Tho general market closed qnirll). and ronslden bly oO from tho tost figures ol tl.i.d.iy, but Hi ji al the drcUuo. Tlie Secretary of tbe Tretsnrv this morning an nounced his regular Wedneadav and I hurauay bond purchases aud gold sale-., thus echo luled fmf. Uoto. !fpt a ;ioH'"0Peri "i jjovofo k,.,it.U i ton opii' er i li vooiesi brtit. to 1 bsiisV t-ei t i on i,n l brpt. 27 I.OJ0..W b pt li.WO.uuO Total JWX.OOO! Total lMiSm ST-. mr a as 4 I faltf clnnll srsataad rT r A nAhat.lae. ing our enoimous Imports and consequent demands for cualoms, waa hailed with glee by the pool In tho (loid Hoom who are deriving mu:h daily profit hy fleecing the unfortunate merchants and Importers who sre obliged Io borrow gold The price to dnv wss carried ud Irom 118 lo 113.'!, while for gold borrowers were eharged 131, s-ni, and 1-10 of one V cent, per day, with the plcasaut prospect in store if a more decided squeeze to-morrow. The total elfa.-lngs nt the Hold Kxehnnre Dank wero 43,W3, 000 i gold balancia, 3&3?,7CS. and currency bal ances, i,0VG.lr37. The prlucpal quotations were p. A. II IH!3:PSP. M.,,,113',,3 P M...U1'. .U1l( Foreign exchnnce is strain demoralized by the squeeze In the rasiignlt Prime bankers are nfk. Ing 1(0 aad lisite; tor HOilsji nnd short sterling re epeclively but long hi Is can bo purchased direct al lil., wlillo tho aamo class of bills gone bagging nt 'ine money market li working easily nt 8tf and 4 V cent ou c.i 11 to the stock bouses, and 'ih, i.nd 3 V rent to borrowers on (loverniueot b.ui.if. Prime two-named mercantile paper goes et b to 7 V cent. Government POLds hare been In n fair degree of nctit tty and strong, with sales of l$17s at 111. The London market lias been (Inn. whi.o the hlirher range ot quotuliot a was tucouinyed by the advance in void. Hunry t'liivs A Co., SJ Wall si report ot 4 P. M. mi. mi rf I Ut III 'it. r.S. rur'yfs....l'.c iifltj '3ns. rag.,J A J.tfi in it.lfcSi. rcg t a vas. w.. i nun .u..s, ill ta. 1-vi.poup ....nt li'i-i a At, 'tfi. conn u, ink V3ta,,iet .M.AN HIH 115 t. roup... Ill, -.ll. 3 ti(. 10. Coup., I'.IH 1)3 1'llearpg Ill; 111 j-ins. ci..om.. i-IS IMHC..1U. "tl. iu H. H.M3. coup. Mill 113 CP. gold Pds. lu-IV M Slate bonda wero dull, but stronji on (Irairgm cold 7 atlSiV.snd su.al.tJll Pld North I ur' .K a- .it 4 New- bouth Car illuaa mui'p slisdy nt S7' for July coupons, and CI fur Uutober. Ihu old issues aol'mg ul 71V- City bauk sharvA were uoiuiual. Hallroad bonds were strong. Central Paciilce wcro buotaut at 1C2.'3103.S'. tho demand being very lltely Irom Hie (itrinan lunkers. The I'nlon Paeiflc-a arm lilglier, fliat selling at trl. and land (ti.inie ut "4 Cliesaceake and Ohio gold l'.u in brisk ie quest Irom lutestura, Wllh u pi. eeil ol apioJi ab-toriti oi. Ihu hisiieat. lowest aud I. 0 P.M. c "S'rg iiteisof sloci wiu-c as loilowsi Jh'thftt lo,rtni fJ. a.'.i :,.Y".r lliiibiia can l"i n I s lun S'.Y ib Hudson lor H 1. it'.', Ilsrloui Pit 1 i k l 1U Uue l', 3' t H si. Il.'ilillliir Ull 11VX li a, II.,;, I ake Mioro i''. n: IU', Uai.ssll I".'. i.'h ninoiirgn 1.4 Ua il i..u, Notthniislern 7t' 1 K 7 .41k Northwestern pld HI a "I VI1. I. .ick Island I 11. U I1.' I 11 i Fori ttavue loo'. Id I Milwaukee and bt. Paul (-W ea (il Milwauki-c 4 H. Paul piet.. Ms K-', ic' 4 niiin Mu.'b.ii'pi 1- 11, 4i', (Is Panama 1 7J it 7i I'tl.. i.ack Ai twuern Ilii'f How 11. "i i:-i C U.,1 .VI 4 WSJ 91i, Nfw.l.'tlrvl nlral HWN; III',' pfl 1 uion I'-eir.c itattt a:. ..:v C C. aud Ind Cemral if j i-.i' lltnuiba' St. Jo.ei.li 77 7 7. ilsnoibal A bt. Joi'-nn pu".. h, k- Vtritern I'mou reiegrspii il COH KH "H Pacific Mail i.'i Sis. Sl' a. Quick. I'.Vt'i I 1 ll', 11 13 Msrii'o.a ptel c a i'f tanton W (onsol. coal of Ud I.'V 4"! 4-'V Adams Hurras t hbS Mi IN rl 1 Isra-ddr I.'-. Kg, .'X i"i Sl'Y 4' .trmrtrs) .Mi'r. 1 tt'l'fl 1st S-'i il.. Inneo Sum lit 5.i( 97 t'i M Nriv Y ork llnl Uela, Movdat. Sept. 1 FmtnANii Mstl. Weatern snd btate IP.nrs nmro ac'llvo. and low grajt't tn tome oasi-a alts lit y tulier buvr.' and faiinl)- hraudi in 01. ire r.qilft. Otlt few ai Iter! fiuuUulll fl.iurs aloa.l). Sales ol Q.mr himiiii 11 im) 001 lite rt-.tir and eoi-u ni.-al without new feamre. tequnte: Mmr Uesu-rn and btatu supei nn.-. ISCIi 30 do stooping extras, (3 fi'J tgf W Including lines of extra hta.e ai f 7N do tra te and faitii v hran.11. tnrludlmr Hi Loals, liiiri ai u o.udiua lines j' i.a Inker.' urandi al ICil: d.iulhern aiilpnlnr runs t&tlSuVu uo. Imiiers' and ruiuii) estrai, Iij-i5. lire flour, lino and t ipcrr.nr, twWtJ. Coru mral. IV (stern snd aou'hirn IliijM 1'mivisl '.ts Fork firmer ami more active, inatiilv -r-re.wv-nr'T-ka.ls-a jt issa-.-iiv ii wrfYaerf an -ftT.-'ii tn and for hepbsiabpr and tlelona 1 flltJl.ir prlnia nie-s, and til 5o for exlia prime the two latter In sji bb.jg ar lleef la more demand tor new city pseAel. vhlch Mints I13u.ll! tor mrts, II'AIIW for prime mess, and l.'ijI.'Ci fur India 1 but via Itcf very dull and Irrrgulai "scon firmer at 343'ie for city ice-cured, foreign advices aie favorable. Cut me tie Orm hul 2 MM. hard active and closed firmer 1 sales a.100 akki, 1 tladtlHo. fot prim o'd neitirn, spot and October, dosing at the higher fliure. both spot and early tu' thr 1 also, city. r. for Ho, 1 to prime, butter 10 xjuod demand 1 male, AWo j d. lelsotiont and palls, 1 n 1 i rr rM M'iMc. Wp.trrn. mac. Chccs active at 6j.'.(ilie., isbbbbbbI some holding lughsr. 'iH t.aaiN -Durst fairiv active, and Ut7o. batter 1 sales ifjsjsjsjsjj 1 1 1 .ik 0 hirh. aill.-imtll M tor Ho. S tnrlnc. f WiiL.v! B for Ne. 1 do.. lAf'i'll.ll fot re-l winter, (l.tdforibntro do. rii.un.ieii, rj.ee nr ameer Mirhigsn, am n,(ra aJfJtJSJSJSJ tl.tl for whltp, tluiniler diptco Mlrhtgao elniira with 'IbbbbbbV a lurlier ailvaiinn aikeal. Km lower end more active 1 laH sal.s3.(i..j l.iii'i .c.irtn at rU-lc. llitipt nnd bar hibbbbI lor malt sun oust una. dsn n vo Mid a ttimlo (niiin s.le. wo .i,.ii at sip. lor Jnrter 4l"4c. for 4bbbbbb1 li a. k n id mil. 1 IV. -tern, ant 'b (u also the SJSJSJSJBJ princioil rarswfie at -l.fpr prm e No. 3 Clilraro. IH t-orii m rnoi fienvin.t.auid elov, .1 with an eilvsnco JbbbbbbI H"; ',,lv' 133 011 hu.n. at eiifwdr fo itsdrrn iSbbbbbB tnlXKl Afloat, k, rl u'. r tcli.li 'IbbbbbbI Ki'.I'i'i'a1""1 -vl I sale 1117 blltps. of IdBBBBBsi XHiR&i ,i,. 1'JfP. tor mi 'iibrg tiplanila aBBBBBB h? i w."1";' -i'1 or tn' u delivery, .0J inJi ii.', r!iX,!n,i9,'.-.rP; f'p-inihet. l"Xc foi llcfuoer 1 fll "S,.- fm K.' mv. ur 0";i"t'cr. lit. January anil l aH -ili"' ';-;-lt; "t-offi-o hpl.l lighar Ithaslt'i-p.rot.t. 'bbbbbbI dutv paid t.-reigi, advip. s tai"iAMi. a aoed O'liines bbbbbbI done, hut particulars g.. .eia.iy witl.h. ld. 'leo veiy IBtwH flim, but Dunnes, small 1 fot.fan Vs7aP.. Oarolltu hlsH s(3,c. Micars raihrr tend upwai.i 1 fa V to i-oo-t bbbbbbI reiliilna c.i sides tsjhaui,. iimViiv Veined cnbl 'IbH andhLfiount 9c elarlnsdi HartnKocs )1V?, lie. fined flrmpribeai cmiaed lSoi wotto "A'llua;! isbbbbbbI yellow "t ."llife. I jH hr-KliKixa-Petrotenm wal lower in) bids, for this bbbbbbI month at me. spirits tuna-. .line was nrmsr, wun tiles bbbbbbI pf about 4.0 t.blv. at Slgi'.ll.c Including trdim aner JbbbbbbI Change at i Roiln wal Irregular iCOOblils. lli,n- sbbbbbbI ed told at ontja a lallow wua lafrh- active al s fjBJBJBBJ SIMtc. Uhuikuywss I wer at Klo, Fro ghla.wote SIJSJBJJ kqUve for wiest at 1'VilQki!. br Mil nnd sieaauto IbbbbbI Liverpool, and CI by tail to Prittch t orta. .Il majiim: ixTiihuaxtxau. .H lll'IIATt'Sa ILKASTAr THIS DAT. tun rile 3 a, km. .eti voiMeon rlscl.,,10 03 SjBjSTBJBJ 1tts.11 wATais- mis hat, IbbbbbbI Sandy llojk .10 4i'(. iv. li.tii't 11 KHIell Gale,. .,13 54 Arrlisiit-MoxDAT, ftspt. 4 H Pteaniiblii Vim. P. Clyde, Illchruoiid. ttr. msc. ant. IbbbbbI paa illH hteaiiishlp Atlantlr, l.lvprpgoliindar. nnd pass. atBJBJBJfl hlranrtlitp flAlavla, l.ivnrptiol, ui'ttr. and p .as. ft-antiiit V10 ilaim, H-n-tmrg, inilait. ami oats 1 Rtpsttithip Cliy of Antwerp, L,iiriKK'l.ti'i'ii niipsis PJBJBJBfl Hark II incw.tr-i il .tin sH ay, 1. 1., ia.t JSJJBJBJ Hark A'lter. irr.1. in3ri-llr'Pi. BfBBB llnrk Mrmnrta. In 'a "d, 1 1 M Hit. ll.llk Vi epic. Mo-' 1 1 I'l.a' itt iBbbbbI ItirkNoriua-.i'V, lauAiit n, sugar. V.rl." V."r"t""'! !c'H.'- filcj llar.eaal. llilg Daimhp. f t In- rtt rsl. Also.tnru.ua nv 1 an 1 c a -.twteu teasels. AHtttV Ktl UUT. ,H OrxtLKstowx, Soft. 4.-S eanuhlti AMtlnla, New lui 1 l.'tviior, fept. 4. iteamelp Koln, New York. JBtlStnt$3 rllotUH. Thn NcvT DIalntt-. Hint, llroiitn Cliliiruluni, Is ndaptcd to all conditions where proii nt ileodMllleg m and disinfection ate tiecessarr. It Is enitrrlv rYip(as and hannleis, contain uo tUon. "ihI being laryely 'gHH diluted when tisod. Is chftntr than other uror'.s. Pre- f pared or.ly by TILDPN a- CO, I'd 11 ill am si., New H Y'ork. Sold bydriifcMi. gfirt-ailv, HKs The "tntp Aaitttppol Miia-t t-innlla (A. A. 1 nll Haves, 11. i I1.1V11 g inadn an analv.ia ut iiati't Yege '1 bbbbbI tahle tsliillan Hair Kenowr. rsi" nt it the nest pupa- I, It IbbbbbI rttlnn r. r pr.'lii. ttni- hiatltnr piepttltk 01 thf aralp, II wBbbbI tnereasing ihe growih and rrsturing the lolor of the 'ebbbbbI 4 Wr Iruru Hint llr. A. Tsil-nbull. II. I) f Am lit tn their llnval llutn.eart the lnnee ntvt Prin- 1 1 .TrlBBBBB er'i of Wans and II. II II tn. omta de t'lia-lrr. 11 I I slopping al the New Y'ork Hotel, where ne may be I I bBBBBB consulltd. I I ffSffJ nintiiend Enzngrinriit It lags, uptv nnd ltrn HH tltul dt-algnt, re.iali.e 1) alcea. rhou-r Jcwi-trv sod 'lifASBJJ siiveraani. nt btjb'Ililk'il, a I laltui at.. New Y'ork. Piamooda a ipeclultv sjbjbbj lies not nrstrrt vnitr Trrtli Fan dnlly bbbbbI T1K tlblo.N's ivory Poari Tooth P. mors. Pnce.l ffffffal ami toe. niicru. IIP IDWOKTIl -At ia-Ji sv ,r itnf-fl'htt Ih's rltv, HH on heoteniber 3 the wl'e of li orce 11 lira lurorlh, late IJsBjaJI of Ullaburga, hcoiiana. nl a dauttiler. It A It Ul Kit. HlProUTF-nr' HV -')n beptrmbe-7. by.Irdlc HH Pri'tt Van Ha f ri-ea 'I nttnltte ol Sin Kraacl'Ctf, to litis r.i.n.i'i i-.eiri .1 ..i-vr I ork. JJajSJBJ aa riuueis piers ploaay coov. pJJBJJJ A HIU)l:l.!, At Creennolnt, onhntnriHv, fPDlrmlir?, HH Man' Nona Ite teil, nnlv daughter ot netijaaitn C. and He'lell Ibe rilaiivrs and Irlcnda of the 'amllv. and thotc Pi her erandrsttier, Hail 1 11 atklns, also the tnmters ot pptnam LkI.o. S 1. 1'. and A. XI a-n Corinthian IBJBTBB Chapter, No. ut, 11. A H.. are roapeetiiilly Invited to IJfBjSJJ nttrnil tne tutira1. irom ttip Itc'orti ni 1 hnrci, Uent tV-SJBJ st.. nnTtietdav sliernoon Setitrtiiafr ft. at 3 o cl ok. bjbjbbj IlKNNl.HY.-llii Mondav. Fei.tetib'jr I, I'hllm Ihm IjfBBfl nehy a natlv ofY'o.ichal. countyCork. Ireland aged BJBBBJ 71 vaars and 11 ntonllia. pSJSJBJ Thu iriends and relatives of ttie fsmllr. am those of IIH hpt son-in-law, t alter .ltr.rrnt.nr" re -ni cttnll) tiirlifd IIH tontten-1 his fnnenl. fron. nr vu-ei 41st st..on IVadnia- bbbbbI dav nrt-rnoou. at 11, o'c'.oi k. lj)f)fJI KNOI.AMi At Nnrwii k Conn, on Smlay. Sep- tern h-r fatter a hnrl illaess, 1 10 ine .M. liarrland, w 110 IIH of Isa.c W. England, aged 36 jeara.B momht, andtl BJBBTajJ h itneral nn Wednna-sar, Setta-nha r Q, fram her lito lsH resiiaitna 111 past tatihit. S'ew York. I I'HMAN.-Cn Siiodiv. iwipleiu'nr 3. Pa lis II. Fur- J fjljfjj 1 man, ced javpcre BJtBJBfl I "lifi-'1 1 vi" u"Il (ra'til aie If in If 1 lo Altft d VI fBJBJBB Pine al. rrntn ttla inie r.-ti'ience, II ssnetn L I., nt 3 P. M i.n 1 tt"fdav, ii-ptnton- .1 IIH i.l' Ill tin M ttidi. 'rptc-rher 4, Lndw sc sH Pinli. son of Ma 1 I- inih'.ra dtlo' late Chiiatuu U, Ijl (itiniher, in th' irl:li year or h't ae Nefpe nf funeral h -iviifter VfJJJ MAOI'K -on aiiirnar. Sp.'tc.iitier 3. Alexander Ma- fSJBJBJ ge. In tno ftti pai of ula tisre. Vilrnda and relitivrs ot th (amllv are Invited to at. IJfBjSJJ teno tn lunrral, fiom his lair rosideuee, 3o nouili 3.1 s- Jersey I'm at 1 o'rloenc ln-rMy. IIH I'l- ItMNS. isn Sunday, en n' ember 3. Ssratu beloved w ife of Koyron Pet kin, aged 4a vaars. IIH Tl.e relatives aud triends or the tnmily are refpeet bH fully lovit dtoaitend the rnneral. from her Isle reii tlmrr. 417 Wrst 33tt st .mi Tuesday. t.(istenrs.r 3, st II o'eloekA M tn ht. lilPliaelSt rimrph whri a run u (em utva will he offered for Ce repose of her souu au I thancc to Calvary Out -t ry for tnA-imcni SBBBJ bTAFFOHH. Ou bundav, tepte-nb-r 3 I.Uward Am. broseMstfid.vounc?a son o' W.tlt. r J and iho lata Jane P. Biafford. aged? montos raid 31 days sbbbjj 'li,'-rcla-.ivca nn'lfr.rnl. are 1'irPed to Hie faneral. BBjSJBJ this rneiday.at 1 P M ,frotn the rcsidoaceof hla Utleir 1 No 7- mi, m m-tweeu l.d and Mlu its SJBBBJ hlorT.-Oll Nlondnv. hi-l'lem.ier 4, Violet, b' lotel wife of David fcentt in tlie 4ith vmr of lir aro Ijtftflj Thr friun.lt aud r. inlltet of the (a nllv aie rripePt rti'lt Invited to anon J the lunerai. Ii-.m." t...r lie rati. kiH ((up.-, l,awrrr.eu st Maiihaitauvl e. on Wednesday, al pttirtl Xjotittfi. I.Y'ON'tn .IIAI.'M'TIC INSHCT PIUVDL'lt- the iienulna and oriel isl-ls the only article or Iblnt 9H w hirh w ill del Iroy Cockroaches, HcdbugS Ants, Motna. HH and other iLiocU. Ncnc caaiiae without I!. i,YON cs HH red land HJ lTltl!AINS I S lilA.IIONDN XYATCItK bH Jvwe.ry, and siitrrwnrr bbbbj OhO. f ALI.KS. ail llrnndwar. near llth t. 'll (IV Alt HAVANA LIClTFltT. Prlxea caothed and Intern ation litrmthe.1. Ordcn HH promptly Piled. TAY Lull A l' Uankers. HH le Wall St., New Vortc BH A.-I,l)TTKilleTs.-l'. pcrtP-it. C'.tu niT'lou a lownl. al4i and lil 1 tiatham t T .1 TIYICO. J'ttconal liolittf. IIM.K 1HIM1Y I Pltl7,K HOMY! I W Mill lll.-fl.l.,., nie lur.el 1' N N... ;t lm hands pnae 11101 1 1 1st loiigin.-to ti l..li 1.1. ea IfBTBjj who se ed In the L' b N'nv dilili.tn l.r. "U ('ml at l"i lli'i.n st ft. '..'ni .1 ii 1 1 tour tuonev 11.: M"it.i 1. I,. ,iiii' I t I'uul llsrttield, I) II Ai .ilbiild ho.. 1 PJBJJBj Ii Allan. s. Ileni-t ll 01- Win II Mi. n I 1 SJBJBJJ Mull, lis Allr.lK l'i- rjBJBJJ llnr leu. .1 'lin II i.i. 1 it-. eon. cha Us em in t It .1 on.), ip' TAwV Miebael J.l'ni ue Iiim 1. Hi. 1. 1 .r.wi'.i IBV INCUIPIAI ION 0' it .M'" I- I aa. i Iti. .1 a 1 1 H h. i'i or an., lin. in IfjTJBB u: pet lip a-ii 1- w 1-1 ou a.iv In u VVffJ nl Ins kii.k. i 1 iiirri'"i is Kl ii'r.'.-."i pn. n i- 1 s llr. i 1 -i ,j- IjH 1 lri:.-i. 1 rcilli. I'll' M( lll 11 A iv miss' I Ut gBJ t War.t. s 'il.tt.onti Ti it. in ii 1 1 jsiiainlto) 1 1 HH !U i,t. .1. te 1 fur AS'Utiioo tu wJTHICI't HI., I- 1 iT'iuTllo'iri 1 o rwi'ii .'1 n orilcttiii lino'., s ipt 1 "t I 1.1 it. 11 ontsi.H. 'li-e t in .1: iii. 11' ih i. 1 'e. pe...iii and all ni. in 1.,.1's HI 1.1 1 v 1 l.L.-.. M I) lu I. via. 1 it iiiiimin.pi i.l 'UHUCS. )WI 1 IIUDM (itci ii'f. pnes loi daiir'p.TWIII al Hj IX 111 t 1 1 1 ti 1 -,v Co.- .11. 1 n if -a 1. lm IPJBJBJ i. r.iTO't in m i. ti I 1 a." 1 ii.'"'i t a 1 1 1 11 f. irii a. 11 I. 11 I 1 1 i' 1 1 1 11. -nl.c r a ai 1 1 1 1..1 o. .Ml, and -vis IffSJ l'... ..'i,l il ii... t it t, 1 I tOIIPl.U I MO I ic n -iii' classes In te"Tici 'und.iit -In r v i.r 1 1.1 w .il r 1.1 ineiir,. ajimdav H del t.i. Ail', 1 r si' 1 111 1 1 an ue-.-adi Bj and lm if an o.'tn 1. at ilu '1' of ih I'ii'.t H Mi 1. 1 iv. t 1 -ut s 1 1 1 i .ilin a.. 1 Kr uy vv ulegs lion, il toil l'. M 1 ng-ent ,i ,:M t 111 NMTi.i.'eretary, 11111(11 I'llllAl.i; 1.II1N.IH. I I in tii'i'tutio titf' rs in a' n .1 1' ne 1 nltaitv g. a ..I r 11 jeariof sueeeis'iii r if. 1. Forcr sabbbI rirul. a; :.y l.'.lll'.l.. II. .Vll.l Aim N. S.ibiiiflJ cCaul.5. 1 l 11 U. HH.M.I1T fsAVlNti."lt.YSlt.. jk lu, Nassau 11. ihuii Handing), oaooilte Cm Hall. N Y". B IMPHI-'f f (si x per cent coniuifepai on thtjlaf of pAm ei.tu moitA. 11 si. I of ihe qiiarteil) i.l.ui, uheii eVH tlierv la oiien great loss oflnioi' at iu the d''i.'iitnr. vtabbI PAMi oi'I'.n dai.i (r .111 10 10 3. Also, M01 day ar,( jBBS daluiday eti-unii-a I1..111 n to ii). o'e nek, ijk n 11 it.e. 1 i'l'u,l,KK tel. 1IIAM. PiesKent. KM (1. H. IlkKapp T. heeri-Uiy. iCfll V i!'. f l K v 1 N "a N"iT. vM It N Ill .I'll ,iv l'ei..en III an I 1 'th sis. 1 o-ft dally frnnipA M 1,1 3 P l and ou Mu. .lav u.oim 'Am duy. and ratmday 1 ventnga 'roin ti e '.loneyde VAm iva,n,A,a M.P,fi!;,evt'M''-:' m cS-i-nus! m OIVIOK.NI) NOTICP.-ltie 1,'nVg Mar.o Hail iM it ant mpaii) haie in s du) deelarea s it it.-ud IW 01 three per cent (tree of Oovraniuenl tss) on i a ca -J. (M nalsi'rkrifltiet'.ii'i any,i.a)aiil. iiiandaf 11 uu-Vn URi oaypifcinttember IS I, atlli otU solVer 0 (,'q, M No 16 Natiau ll. MM Tbs tr au tar Oooas l,l reionn elmu d unu 'J'l It'll MM lviw'W''Un' J'CUAULiCJl freniJcuu MM
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I H SUN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5j871. ""'jL" 4$: B k Willi ll'glten ont t blgheit prlcei to pif tJr A. niat-ciaiiiewlngmachlneabvlnitallmenti. Fur Ireltcg witft our eoilome re hi glten ui rf l incceM, LBBf We erenow cnlllng otcr 1,20-1 yarda ot muilin per day. l i anppir work to tnoe who already have machlnei. 1 '"'""TOkk"' rosD,i Altof pltc, tM tu ,tb A TTKNTION'I f (Una wanted far excellent lUnatlon' to eltr or BBf country. Aiifh al coom, laundre.iei. iamaireiira. BB ehambermaldi, wallrenei houieworiera, gttla lately itnded, 4c. Applt atCAHPKNlKH's agency, UUWctt BBjk ilih it., comer ol Stli at. 1 -IIM.H, 111 it I, H, IUIII, S wanted. -dooJ BBJ 4 plana ready In both city and country. Yon can B .at the belt wagei t Mre, YORKSTON'S. 49 IllccOcr it A IKK) I) taWrcieon euatom coela ii'ut Writ lOt i at itcohd floor, front room, botween Hterekc" ind Hndion tla, T bKMON. VIITIFICIAI, I'l.OWF.IlH.-Ooodnendi went- ed t needy cn rloimenl, good wagea. LbV HAAS A WEIL, Ui nroorae et 1 noon pliln cook, weiher. end ironer wanted i BB l tnuat alio Or good bread bake; i to go rollei la fl Icneyi want U. Appeal LHm'oiLtd Hoot. 4 TI)rriTAN BEN'S NurieAgf OCT wet n''f.' ",n V find ailuauone luiintdlaiely or gat babiee to board. BBJ Apply linn Hh at,, mit Mower. WA.NTBII-Experienced bonnet frnmemexert end wVrere, bribe Kldd S.enufecturlog Compeuy. BBJ Ol Broadway, A T ill I llOlt Kit Y-FIM-eii'i i:ing marhlnei WM A bj month" ".ynienta lnwork. lnlt 'ciloni free. V N ntrJ.or on Singcr'e machine, on ccata t 111 to tli weekCOH VJ Hener t 3d floor. V fiiiffi) tailnrrii to work on the beat of cnitom CO,",' V Well IOIII It. A. DONALDSON V ,m tr kT.n.A operator wan'od on flnepanla alio. oniiherr. JeUiait lOthit. near At. 1. 4 N ACTl VV, till wanted at S3 Wooiter it., W A floor. B nil m ,M t'ltA VATf.-t.dlea ccniloml to the work i an nni rniplormnt at t JuilN M, HAVIl-.ii- CQ.'a.tM ltroadwar. IITTIIMIIM.K makera wantod on flna white maraeiliea tin, none but experienced handi. Call it ra Weal Ulli K tcmeenlh and stn t. DAHTMIr, finlthera. and pteaamen on pntAloona i l alio, irirlt to lear belt prlcei pit I. 3 Ilooierelt t third flour l7i()lT -KH iTTtwTnted t aiaud II Conceal l npiu fl. II. B. f At KMAXN 5Nj ltKIKVlll.llF.ltrintcd-Vitteeiiortwenlr ci- I penenced hin.la. ApTl'll,r5 lyxi'KIIIKM'-ll friMeraon lace work, and flrli H 1 to pin toiUra.A.N. Lt CIIS. Wllrodwar. l.'IMrnir.ltr onTrnFom nd atiop pinta i boit J' prlcei paid, lit Mulberry it .corner of lleler. LK I?ritT."-tlonri muff tinwic-i wanlfil itood prlcea j I' and ilta.ty work. tl I'rlnce it., cor. Hcrcer it. aF I 1 (Mill Meit hiehe' pno'" t" pay tor flntiaia t atKiiuW.icl.ln... at l.itmli at., at inuih ar.. !m leiweenrethandSIthiti.aidl.SSJir between Wth ir.d iith i:i. lOtifl til!reea on pnnti, to make tho'r own Joti H piece work, tail for 3 dajialM! 3.1 it, between eland 3d ar.. aK f 1 lit I,! iril'. to pilch paper roil-itu iteady '.I ni. Notiltr Co'lir Co, It Marlon it., near Hr I I I It I ante t lo leirn t trim relt el lull i I aid IT wh Ic learnm.. HI Kal llomtnn l. I 1 till,-, wanted to wor. on veali. H Boerum it., I I Hriioklyn. f AlTir.S. Work fun. tie 1 it home to ray for Ont B l clan lewlutf uia.'hlnea on Inilallm -ill or $'per K iionjh i Ictiiuclli.n Ir.'e. New York Machine, Stllcti- hi rompany. is Uleeeker n. D f AIHK"i-W rent. tea and eiehanto all lewlnt 1 I i machine" (Ireenw ich nr.. aud II Kail Hroad- ay Dear! anal it. SO mart Inc. from tv npi we repa r. E r A 111 EM latuht ou W heeler A wll.on'l a d Mnr f. 1 I tr a maehinte at 1C tileecler at. l'lenty of work r iter leainlriir. f V'i:V riIIIITlltO.Ni:ilH and waiheri-Sleiily B .i wolki li chet pi era vi.. A NI'IH'S IIIIO?. M llnd'on it. Ti'Tflt Ttillr' 'Tnr.teci"cn Ororcr A Uiwei'. ui K V I chtoe. alio cloak ni.ifl. B' UUI.1IMAN lll:o. .liTnrch iTrKttAI'tMl" and veil btcr. cmiiiium work. or iii'.d out. r.OStli it corner South lit., Wll K atr.rbtirfh P. riiltATII It!", bi.teri, flnlihen. mile and fc i. mil.'. i. one com ond p-iitu ileidy work ii i a 'o II Tk.II ATOIt!" nid butionh'ile ni.tl.eri nti.l tlnnh eri uu line mop coin cood n -;ti, il S.i How ery. Hr I M'KIt A1 (lt- hi I haiten on pinu from 110 to r til week. I-. l ull.on M. f'KIt AToTt and leatnert waulod. 1M Wen Sid I iln -t OlM Kr.TIKMIU". ''."ntl-lo to 12 eitli to T 1 work i t. potk ,i oil Hindi will nnd teld K "it lOTiurn' at B"' 0 w a .el. Alvly to A M. LI. VlNU t:o ,s,t) llroadway IJAI'KII till X rliwinte.HoworKOnboxei I hone Out Cllileli .1 lull I he d 1 plr to J II h lfllMWAI.il. M Wlllltmit. 1).ri:it IlltX K. Wnrted coot In oil for paiti and ttlui: wori. ifady work J AMK- HaVIC.VS.-II I'.arlit lAl'Klt IHIXH,-l.riwant.d for' .lne and H. IV'.'-W1" y II '-U.N) I? Murray II. jT.ivim; .mac iiiM:.-iiefitr a wiuon'i, Mi Wilcox (.iihM'i. Iloni'i Ac, rented and aold i heap. (ire. nwi.li -v and I.X r'ut Utxadway, n"ir lutiere. II. binter f inilly. i monilily. B' .i: I .VtJ 1IACIIIM-. opfriton wanted.-'.'Orood H operui"! a aiieedy w.irkera can make soood waicea. ppiy ttiii day bvtwien 1 and 1 I. at It Murray it. H'. 1T7.1 WIMIKIt wanted a nriTela.a h.nd only. J II HAIKU: yillrc-nell H' iTTti IKKIIi FtlTTirMITntedr booktolucri L alio, a -til to on r lulei. Ann v to Mi I.KO!i JlcKUIlilN lOreenit. rm.VI.T II ATS.-1M baodi wanteil to uiaie ve let nan aLd lionti". bi price, pal 1 1 woik.lvcn til. MM HOI'KIN. a Croiby it 3d floor. H W A NTIlll-tlood peck tli' niakeri alio, a preuer l lion tin and k'lni wh can run Wherler WiUon'i ewln niaetilnei to inaite one cren ahtrti Aprly to l.-K.CI. 11IK t: U.AI.ll, 0.0 uroadway. entraoco In io reir. throu.t alley from fir Ml Jonei it. B, V A VI'l-'.Tl-Olrli who ire einertenecl in innVlri' B 1 1 paper bonei; fiieniv of work at irond rrieei. Ap .ly lo rlrtK CLAKK X rl, M'.ll.bil llrutlwar en. h ince In the rear throu.ti alley from tlreat Jonei it. ivTtiTKtl I.acehand on W'!lcortrirtii'i raa. 11 cnino toiiive work lioine, only cjperienctiJ bandi teed apolr. bU.ilKI. III'.O". 4 CO JI1 1 nryilleil.. M Moor. K r A N,T.'II--A m'd'l e aced woman to do seneial i homework In a inn I private faintly, a Oorinan H -icferred iuu.1 be Grit cun, with Eood refvreneo nqulre at 1C Vnrtc it. H VV .NTKII-Ily-l7jN0II!KKt" bKI)(."wK'K. M i llrnalw ay. corner or Urand itreet, coat, veal, and i "ant handi at rrently Incicaiod pr.ee. hntrauce In roio it B i V A VP 1 11-Mount irirl to atten I a bikery one H 1 1 Hut under. laud, the bu.me i nn I can cjme well IK 'cotiuneniled mav apply at IKT Kulton it Brooklyn. K Vr.Ti:il- tidy sirT IS yean old tomake her" t a. If k'eueial.) uie.til i a koud hnn.e ami neadr t'ace. JAMI.S IJJ Wen tfth i', BB IV ri'H F fiy f.rit c'aii weavtri aud piperi on i 11 bullian lialr; yood wiizea K I'itNTFTOCO.'MCanilal. HJHjK V NTFII-A louns flennan or American irirl 'ir T 11 ker.irHi hni,iwor. inn very miall American irony Apnly it .a t ait 57 III it. H W A NTKII A woman to W41I1 ladln' linen on Ian "At "d to :n.l.t Apply at lllLSIOUIt ft VOOI.I.KY't. Ihoina. it H' VVAMKII- uperaloii on Rlnuer'i tiiwnmo": alio i II blineii. (.all at II tteit Uroadway. ol.-di work aelletl L'Jilel H lr A NTI.II fwenly-flve half nown iflrialoiew on H, 1 1 ci.tnlortiitilei, an I leu tuicliloe oseriloii. Aoplr l IM Heater it. V A N n.H Handi on boy.' iiiiii- jTio tlili pi Ti 1 1 lc.in. nn I Cu.atiorM s nlvcn out. IIJ (Iriiluiu uv k Miliiiipliiirif! H W N'rr.ll-ll'ind c oak liandi, o.iooatter and 'in K lleiator. I q ilm at KAVKIN MAYIIIl'.i, i, U lillltOtlt. B W'aNIKI) t oi eraturi iouiu fur limn i im H MMiun, ma.uiiie. App.y lo J. IIVH.IIS, Of H.1 .roadita). Hl W'ANTIlll-tMHiatoii and himrelrli on coaTT UJ lie-uuco il between Canon and llraharaav ii ilorii. V A -i'l'l''!1 viifiz elrl lo do ll.tii hoiuewnrk B, iritYt w "'l- senerall uieful. Apply at 51 VAN'li:ii- irirl to take care oTa child mutt 1 T coiim well recommended. Apply at ril v :6tli ii. VV-' NTKii- flood or.eralon on xinT-er'i bimoriiole H lltuatlilnei bet wai-ei paid Hi my it lit floor. V' A NTIIII-llperaton on W"cn iiiblii' ma. 1 1 tmue. lor fancy ijuuilnir. Apply at 94 tirand it. W A .NTKII fur leweri at.,1 inulf flnliherai bait pneei pal i, at f IIOOSS's. Hi Uroadway. B W'A.NTKII-A few xood ion ink wlmtrri. Apply B. "jo ItOltMVNN yTtl'VTII. IMValLcril. HBHi V A .NTF.II-Uonii hunda on while .niru at j I,. LfoKHHAN'b ll llleecker It. VVA VIKD-Mueri on men'i siitern. aUi aTo"cd M uredl hand for fellinir llnlnifi, at 71 Warren it B- V A NTKII-Trinimera ami bln"de7rf.ir ladle.' "lal" B "'J, klvtnoui at XH canal it corner tlrejne. Hj' WANT.11"" i1"1 baiuri onfliie ihop veiti, ai II l) .th it., betweeu Avi.lUnd C, d floor Yc',.;e,:V.,a;!,iJ,earnu.rJ!eV', mm W0" i'-'i" ''.'.'"ttoV01''' "-""Tr H !iW,'.xr" c""'"' ii'iitt WiAiuiii'o.-e'.r'' bow ai H, "yAjTKil-J Veil uakari at IorKiitTih'7r,"ToiT A NTEO-iia-di on ram at 71 WaTreti"iT .jTt'o''-ATtl IIS and baileri on tmyi-iuIii Wil nooa but icood uaLdi need apply, 3KJ Pulton av B irooklyn. ')lT"NKV HIIIUT ironeri warned Immelnte'y at H iU Union Laundry, IM Thompion il, i iteady em J piormml. H' 'IT 4TII HT WllllamibiirbKint elan lewln. H U macbinci an cai liitiuoiiuu. Work glrio m i ucbioii. B anle-JimattJ. ATTKNT 10 N UiUt I.H W A NTR l TINU A V. hLKNIYtlllOI) HITlJArlONSt IIKA1I1. tiOMK ANIt 8HK. NOUKI.AY. ODRLL'SOFKICK.IOOW StTII HP., near HltOADWAY. 60 I'l.ACKS ItKAllY. Now l lh time to let Oood Silnailona for Winter COMU ANIIHKK. CI)1K AMI hHK TO f)A Y. ODKLIBOPflCK. 1WW.S4TH ST., nealADWA I 1.AUI1P. nnmber oFcooki, ehimnermatdi. lan-n-A driei. waltriwei. nunee. imall kirn and ririi lately landed wanted for eirellent Plicea teinrnlnir Irom the country, aim in hoieli anl boarcinj honiei. at WALK-It'll ohce, t ln ay over MH tore. ,4 FIHHT-l'liAKM "hi" m,SVs,T M'rilow'er'y'1'' l work and aool wajeij A. Kl.ati 30 uowery "r7T."i haml Vanted to work the machine and A make bultonhotei. 801 Weat 311b i it "7'HHTCliAMrt milliner anj trimmer wanted. A in mil av. IJOOK MKiVKIt!? wanted -4 lood leweri on twln '""nBAy'r YTKyHNSON A CO.HBrrnceit. CIOAT HANKS on eultom and ihop coali. pood oreraiori, buttonhole maken,talloreiiei, 30 Prince itreet, IJlKST-ri.A"! operator! wanted to work In lh inopon rliunel inlrti and drawer! good prlcei paid aniitoady work Apply at UNION ADAMS A CO.'-,M7 H roadway. I :M)U MrW'I'.ltra and flnlihen wanted for mink work at 60 Amity it corner gouth 9th ar. Gl I It l,H wanted to work on ctiorolate cream dropi. r Inquire of Mr CM. MAUTI N, 17 Maedonifil it 1 1 1IOIl fur linen warned at 375 Orand n.,d floor, Vft beiU IItO'KIIM wanted to pren lace collart. Apply at i i'rlnce it., Sd floor, OI'KIt ATOItM on W A W 'I machine on cnilom ihtrlii alio work given out, 63 Orchard it., itore. OIMUIAT(MISoTv7aW. machlnei to work by the piece. Call all week. 1W Yornt llrooklyn. 0PKIIAToTt, bnten. and flnlineti on panta work given out. M, CAlttitl-1,. 4hait 6lh it. OI'KltTfATtMtN onihoei-1 wc7 codil hand! can have wi-rk the year round 111 Wen Hih it. 1 J ANTA roilN-flnliherT warned In and'ont o( I dnori i f tria taneht haitlnr, flnlihlnt. and nnerit. ini.fli prictlce on the belt of cmtom work itlnier'i and the American marhlno for ule puichaien taueht the entire bunneia tree and found In work t one to open leami, at Id Wcit 93d it., between Oth and 7th tvi i call any time I AI'Klt mix i:.7-Wanted. food hamli on lomri work i iteady emploimenl and tooJ prlcei given at Iftt Centre it tip italra. JAFKll"ilO.X.T-llanai wanted at &43 Pearl it. "TKST IIAHTKItM wanted on culom and ihon vein. Arply at i Catharine II., top floor. V ANTFII For a imalflamiTy HvrnTlJ tnrea from II New York, a I'roiemnl woman to do keneral homework' alio, a nrl anont It to lake care of chil dren i none but American. Uerman. or Swedlih need apple at itore, IS Mercer it., today, irom 10 A. .to IV M. VATi:il-brii,fin( machine nandii none but ii experleored hamti need aiply. Inquire at in WeUSWiM. WK3P IIHAIILey A CAIlr, M'l'a- Co. VVANTP.il-loperatori.Jbaiteri. and pant flnlih. 11 em work given out. f -MUM. W New Ilowery. 91 floor. V A NTP.IM taiToteneion cuitom aed inop panli, 11 SU Kail vth it betweenJd and Sd vy J Inrt, VANTKlT-A ood operator on W.Aw7i tiii 11 chine thit can flnim.on boyi lulu i nlio a girl to lenn. at lot eth it room t. WANTP.II-J operiloii. 1 Miteti. and S euMom 1 1 talloreuri nn panli i the higneit watel paid at 101 Diyard it lop floor. ANT Kl -An operator on Kln.er'i mchinfor Itdlei'undercannenti. Apply to 8, II A II Y, S3 rithinno at. V ANTKII-lroneri on family work, alio a kood 11 waiheri muil itarcn. SCliADtL'- launkry, ;iu (ireene it. V ANTP.I-lland on -.Vdlcoi A (llbSi'i miehlnei 11 alio, handi on inoe bowi. Call at 33 Iltdgeit.. flnt floor. V A N Tl'.ll-Operatori on flannel tinienhirti' ono 11 to l.lad i W. W.'imivhlne, at 133 Uroome it., 3d floor. V NTKII-A fliT for 11 Jht homework, at Si Clarke II ureet cor ol spring, over the drui; itore. W VVPKII-tip'ialori and nni.ti.ii on panli, at .'1 II Pe t it., tnlrd II jor. Call all the week. W ANTKII-Coiiarlroner. Trovl.iun.lry. HI Bait 11 ih n between Uroadway anl lih av, X Thfi A imart ilri for general houiework In 1 1 a board ng houie. rti Weit lit it. WANTKII-Veartldv girl, IS n liyean, to take 11 cnar-eofch.ldren t3 Monroe it. WAVTKII-t iroall gtrlilowork on bran work 1 1 lor hoop iklrti itathav. W A N T iTi I A t il Orand il a coodtlalnc.ok II nnd chain herman. VA VFEIt-Twetily-ave flntiheri on panta. Apply l af'HVdav V ANTF.II-Operatori on ihoei. Apply at J7I II ha.t tin ai, ANTi;ii-A glil for general homework at l.'Silh TA I I.O ItKSSKs t" work nn en-torn and ilion v coali and operate. 2 lioyer it., top floor. kTrt I'ANTAI.OON fln.iheri wanted on ihop anl cuitom work, given ont. JOHN FALLON. 103 rtowery. Ki I'ANT nnliheri and leamerii iteady work i i goou wagei, ald every day. 411 Kill 1st ti it top floor ANOKI.L. I. O VET 'JITI1 fiT.-In'eillgence igencv i. i F'nt clan roiored help wa'tel. to nil the m i.t eirelUnt iittiatloni in the city and country. .nimiltb Slaltn. I1IIY luted, from 13 I" II yean of age oneiliat can read wel and u it Hllug lo travel witn a blind man thrui i the city Mid conntrv eood wagei given, App at il Mulberry t tn the itore. I'lltHT-l'I.AHS preiiman, alio good flnl.lieri t cn pa-iti wanted at Hi Canal it top floor J. MAIITIN. Villi I waited at the baking huncen. Apply at Sio ii av one door above Slit It. BOY wanted in a tea itore. Apply at 131 Atlanl o it ,iecond door below Cllalon. Hronkln. JjilY waoted to run erraudi. lUopring it rear. JJO Y wamel. Inquire at t) Iludionit. HOIISKsTniK.U-W-anted.a good floormin. Ap Pit In ihop.Malu it., Aitorti. Loni li:.io,i Clly. 1 K W V. MJB its WAN 1'KII fer tlnl-clan worki eliteadv empl yinent. ML'I.MIItl) A CO I Hondit iAINTI'lls-A tiy to leatn trade or wool l en cage an oiaiih painter. CIIAMIIKItl.MN. W llil'way av., Je,- ty City. 'll T 1 1, Oils, -Wanted lo go In the rounirr i an I Ki gi .'i-uan iiii-i-rrol, iln-iet itady enpl y. me-1 w Ii bo givi-n. Call at I Wllloughby it., llrook lyn at n o. oct 1 1 I Xs M I T 1 1- wiiit.' I-Flrit c'ni namli i alio a I miiri-r iti .(,y w. rk lo good men. Addten UN SMITH li'ii IV sun omce. 'litt'ill Tl H f.Tt-.-lVutneu. a good VUKher. Can I a -I MllDeny it LT II IIIIKI,l,7s.-Munted.mn and boyithatun Ueiatand Irani, work. Apply at t'J tVatker .1. W A STI'.H ileadi, practieaf harneri mint pro. I I dui v hi I.tni torv teitimoii) of li meity und lolirp-. tv. Airiv at u llaiteiy pl.cn on Turidiy morutpg, at loVioek. W A N'l'i:i) railor i cut an I ew to go to (ieorgin il itngle nun piefi-rod. Inqu te f,.r Sir tll!AY. S7 Froadwav, eiiiratiee mtne rear. Call at 1 1' M.Tueadar. A .TPII-Ti go .nt the country, li lew good 1 1 p. cn h',nk makeii Apply between 8 and in A. M.tili day at nciiath.im il., nwni II. J. KI.StiN. V A NTKII-A metal irlntier, aud thorough uau 11 unilwairnui-i at JArKNAT,'0.'S.silFrankfortit. V lli:r.l.Vltli;llT ml liUtkamliii i iieadyeni .''.':v"1""' a-f liv .lulling at PHILIP OH I. It'll I si ii i, and I roadway, llanliailanvt'le. T A N'I'P.D- Two leaihvn m Hie orphan.' I i.,m II i in t .cormr of l.eilnston av Iliey muit be mem in ri or t I'rotrit.ini hp r .pal imri'li. W'A NTHn-A boy to woik In niaioon at nlilil 11 alio an ol I min t i give o'jt billi. I innlre at ll,o Alhimbra l.ICI nroad wyup italri. after li W A NTKII-A man who iindeiitandi lanlng 1 1 niouldinga Apply at the Metrnpoliian Moulding and Planing Milli. l,OI3d av nnd7tlli it. V A NTKII-A itocknite7ai flnt hand: none but i a conipoteM man with good rclerei.cel oeid apply at T. A f. lv,LI-,i,K, 31 Warreuit. VANTi:il-A y ting man ItriTrtry goodi uproi 11 noi.e tie. d aptly out ihoie that can louie well iccommende I. Apply nS lluane it. 'ANTKI)-3 go, d nnnneri at"5onth llroomn 'Wnln- V "oiki, corner Imlay and Suiumll ill Suiitti Itronklvn. V A. F K I 1 n '"O'i Iare7e7ri7n 3d av. and lOHni mtn ueeil arp'y Squire ai Hie buildtni uo Society V 'VT.K"l A ''ienian"on"a ring baliantei. An New York "d"r''" J- K 0- s- "fchauti' Hotel, V A NTi:il-in7ii:eiaii lal'ora lo mikeT bo li coali and chlldien'i iuIii beil pricn paid 3o0 Uroadway, V A NTKII Fureman In a bediirad iii.mTf.clorv i 11 a eood lllualloj. Apply al HEX Putin Hi Welt it A NTF.il-iloot A competent foreman In a boot 11 and ahoeiiore, at ;1ei Uroadway Uood rererenee' W A N'Fitll-4 boyiwiio hive "worked tn machine 1 IhoOiiM J. 0 KtiAI P'S, jFrauklort at. WA.NTI'.D-C.ooil miliroM inaaeri, Applrto nlMOSlm A si'OQNKIt, I8 centre it. VA NTP.Ii-Machlilili and liirneri. Apply at the lolll(ie o ibe Weil Point foundry, 30 Uroadway. W A NTKII A young man to pren buckram ban, Apply ia n,r n. N KKNTIIAL -H Canal it, A NTKII-A bov to laarn pl'imolng i one wall re, II comuieaded. at luioadway, yiTlS&al .!V-?n.V.P:tf'''' rSr"r c'"' ly A.NTP.il-Carpenreri. at '440 P.aii's'lit it. 2 tKWlfd'JIfi O 'Ckram hat UOlTIIOLIl 4 rXIIONKMAN'H.MK Uroadway. 2f T!-'NK. t l'TTKIIb wanted. Delaware and J lludwu laual I'ouiuaurj wagea u mi i contiact men can tnaka fromWl lo M pi r d ly i alio wanted. St, rockmeu, waai 4 per day i Hlata of Nw York i Hail to day, p. 'j iK.Viiwich ii. l,,w -ANDKIIACO, ApiitHT.fll.ASH foreman on bread and cakei. AWtfifihre1l-?Ti.netoiBer of Orahim av. and Bkillmin it., w iliiamibnrgti, a TIN and ihcel-lron worker and heller wanted i A vol birn at the btiilncn two yeira Call at 111 Court it., Ilrootltn. A4JOOII tiniinlth wanledi one that tinderitanda neater worki alio a boyloltarn the Itada. SH Iprtle av.. llrooklyn A .IOIMINKY.lt A.N bnirher itni'l be active. In qnlreat 13. and HCential Market, corner I3ih It and 7ln av, Al'IltST.l'LASS waller for city i good wagei. rli:uiK A CO., 0 llowllng tlreen. MACIIINiHTwanta jf A,M..MI.KItw.,..Cd.tr..!k.V.i(;noHr AOAIll-KNTF.It wanted at S33 Uowery, alio young man under Initruetion. A N OYMTKit.llAN wanted atCOOPF.11'8 ojitcr i home. 143 tin av, (JOOI) blackimim wanted, at JIS Wen 18th it, lllJHllhl.HAN IVANTF.Patornltonit, UTCllPIt wnledl.aoroutaly acqnainled w.th the bmtneii. Apply inimedlattly ai 3X1 mn av., corner ol 33d at. BCCKIIA.lllockevpreiier wanted, at IIP.lMANN. WALI, A ro.'ri, 316 nroadway, BAIt.T'-.UH.-'Vante.l. a fliit clan man lo take charge ol cam, Apply at '434 Spring it. A K Kit wantid-A aecond band, al 867 Pacinc it., Urooklyn. ITlltltANII boyi wanted, Apply at J.M 5th av.t -.efereocn required. 1?IIIHT-lSScirnage trimmer on lljhl work, 1 at ibe Jerome Park carriage factory on Central av half a mile above McConib'a Pirn bndte. HANDS wanted at"vlie work and drilling, i ll nor. Apply at ikite lactory, 544 Welt '40th it., near 10th av, nAH.r.ss .aiAKF.lt and ittteher wanted at J. VhllCU'D, Ulit it, ana Uroadway, Manuittan- Tilie. HOIIsr.silOF.IIS wanted -A dreman wanted at HclluNAI.ll B at? Warren t llrooklyn, HOItSKflllOi;US.- anted, a good Doorman, at Ml Teiyth it. ATASiTn wanted One accuitnmed to letting hot 111 air mrnacei peeferred. IIYSLOP A WIUTfl.NU. HAM.Voilan l m F.aitsith at PAlvVKlfs YANTKir.-.W Fulton it. Urook lyn. Tuelday evening. Member! of Lodge No 3. attend. Important i at 1 o'clock P. M. All palnten reinectfally Invited to tne man meeting. Cora all, Il II to your Intereat. At H preciaely, New York brethren reipectfuily. by order. Invited. 1" JOItTF.ft WANTkT) at JACOI1S, HTItOUS- A CO "3. Hi Broadway. Apply with refercncai. 1' iltOOI'lt rfi)Kll wantedt a pracUcif ptlnler Addroi F W hoklU. Hon offleej lToV.ll AH Kits wantecToncnannel uatled work at II Ann at ti-imenl. rillNslfTIIK-Vianled, leveral aplce and email I cinmaketii a'lo, a law itrong boji. Apply at 111 Water it. 'PO HOOK II I N II K lis, wanted, a boy to feed a 1 mllng machine, am Maiden lane, flUYO neirfeeilcra for cylinder sreuea wanted at 3J I John it i no other peed apply, fltWO (1001) men to drive trucki. Inquire at II I. Peck Hid. V A NTEII-A bot about H yean of age for a hotel II tn the country i a fiemtan who apeaka Fngltai and nndemandi the care of honei t reference required. Ap, ly at the Peck blip Motet, coiner ol Uroadway aod lit II Iirooilyn, E, U., between the hotira ol and 10 A.M hn day. V ANTKII An eipertenced hand torn ike wooJ 11 cull Icr ornan-ent tl iron woik i rone tie- d anply ettrp Ing tiioie who thoioughlv undentand the Mill nen In every particular. Addreia tox l.i, PhilaJei phla Pcit Offlce V A NTKII An ornamental palrter mt fnrn'lnro i 11 aciriain punter or crnamental Japanner mlgnt do i iteidr work and e od aal iry appU ooKO. II KIMIIA1.L, wlib Luppert, Mauke Kl-ibali, 1.1 Walker 11. VV "A N TKD-For'tne I' Marine t orri. In'elligent 11 aud uutrarited loung men. Apply to Orderly Perccan U s. I.Y'ONK. on hoard the receiving into Vermont, lltooklyn Navy Yard, from 10 A.M. to 3 P. SI,, daily. YVANTI'll-Hmert me i m introduce 'Champion 11 Oai llurnrr inre la'e lark' proflti Heady eui ploymeut guaranleed Ant Iv? dan. CIIK VIPS A CO.. 8,30 Uroome it. W A NTKII In a cl-tap. cah grocery nore, a man 11 who undent audi the provulon bmlie.i tlior,-uch. ly. Anil, eitly to Ml'I'liAY A LYNCH, Vaulliuot and K 04 Hi llrooklyn. V ANTKII Three iron moulderi to work on tight 11 cai Iron pipe none iit goo. workman need ap. olv. Addrri-l'UO-.M-ICON WOliK-.-lltollidiyit.. Ualtlmore. Md. Y A VFKII-WI,eet"wrltit for general an-l cirriage 11 work to go to llermtma net f I Slper dav gold, and paitagn paid. Apoly to C. VAN IIOIIN A CO 31 Chaiuoer It. XVANTFII A Crt-crii Inker i one aceuitoaied to 11 hare iharge Apply, wth teferenc. lo .1 1 SHANNON. 90j Jk l av near 16th it .South Urookpn WATSII-Two cool cream rucneri, end one 11 baud in the atarti room. WALLACE A CO., Corllendt It W A N'TKlf-A good carriage trimmer and itltcher 11 aod a good blac-tuuin helper 3:a llowery. tlMIIIOK J. MOOIIr-.. VVANTF.ll-Two gi-et tl rmea at DowDlng it, 11 between Fulton and Putnam an Urooklyn. l LAW1.F.II. VVT ANTKII A flnt clan cutter on parer boiei to 11 ago d hand liberal warn will be paidi an merla can prer r -ed Inquire at IM Centre it up atalri, W A N T K il-A boy t lit hai worked tn a gliding 1 1 ihop alio a bov to learn the trade anl make ulm elf nielul. Apply at JvO Pearl it third floor. VVANTFII Two tool general tlnimithi. neaoy 1 work if anil while men. Appiy Immediately to.. II NUUI.NT.g'a Prove at., JerieyCliy. VVT A NTKII-Two good tailori; one to buihei and 11 ont to pren i alio a good leaner. Apply at 63 Hamilton av., South llrookivo. VVr A NTKIi An errand boy In prlnllnir office mul 11 live In llrooklyn, near gullou or FUtbuiU ar. Apply alia BircJarat VANTKII-A boy In a grocryatote that under, 11 nand the buitnan i relerctce required, Applr ati had J4dit. VVANTKII A imarl, ttiong hoy whocan conic 11 we 1 recommended, at Carpenter ihop, 111 Wait 3 Hi it. W A NTKII-A fireman and two floor tnta. at 1. 11 KlLLLN'd blackiinlthiaop.SlProipeciit., Jeriey City. WrA NTKII S amen and ordmarv teamen for the 11 navy and menhint itilpi l. ,ION'l.e7 Manet -t VVr ANTEIl-OjJd piailereri Tor Heady work intu 11 merand winiet. Apply at IS Jay yy "t:b. VV'ANTi'.li-Alad or Vr.unt mat In a hat itore, 11 Aonly to WKIIIimt. tthar and am it. VT A NTKII llarnen fltteri aud ittciern alio a 11 tor. K. HArifl.hTT.ii4 Warren it. r A NTKII -A waiter that underilandi thebuilncn 11 tboroujniy. at 1 Ueekmau it Apply early VVANTKII yo-ing man to a'ten I a lunch coui liter, alio a waller. Apply at 133 Wale.- it. VV ANTKII A tool gen-Fai tinmen maker to goto 11 r.lliabwn. N J. Apply at 50 Hoekman it VV A NTKII-tlnod hoimakeri. I.ee ft n and Lum 1 1 her Company, corn r llth ay. and 4li: i. VV A NTI''.U-to'U young men for wnaimg voyniei, 11 alio nU'-.imltlii. Apply ai 11 Weil VV A NTKII A flnt i-liki flremii' horeinccr, sood 11 wigen a ilea Ir Joa. 11 11 .it "Oil it V. NTKII-A good picking box maker. Apiy at 'It i'el irk A .if at 871 Uroadway. YVA NTKII-A candy maker and a boy to leitn the 11 trade Apph at ."j Madlion t, Y A.'T,!'J '''r ""-"t work, 1 lor flour atoreT 11 IH ti lllu ii., cointr th v VT A NTKII V boy lo open otlteri aod wilt on 1 1 1 1 blei. Inquire at 541 Citi av. VV A N'l l.ll-V loung mail to wall ou tluTei 131 1 1 Coluinbu it New Y r W A NTKII A zo I I deier on iniilTuTaii woik II at t) Juin ii top flu ir. VTA.NTF.II-A good ll-iornnu for tl.o conciry. An il ply alto Mil it tnfe. WANTI'.II-A boy lo work arouud a note. Apply at 37 Watliinglon at. WAN'TF.li-Fireinen and flooruien horeilioeri. at 11 imi Orchard it. V ioih itK "T U"Ver Avv,T 'l m Wc" 1TINN F.lt waulel 1 1 work ou cam a ihnrt dltlance from Hill city. Apply to J. L. SIANLEY. Ueach it to day, from ti to I, TA I i.O lis aud C tallvrcnci to work ou coilotu J coali, 77 C. riiuoe it. 12 1iri5:"!Knt!.wrCTron' V O."! IIAKNKSs fliteri and illlchui. llurnitl'i IIOM-'oyA.'N." fcwMk 5 o -.nfiruor'ToV'k'01" WILI.IAM J 'JIM.LhN.Mreniaiion train. fk(i l5!",.w.r,eJ I'l on conitructlou iram ad J U High llrulge i II lor 10 houn' work. 11, CLAY, foreman on train. i Tosl nub ,j(oun. BANK HOOK loir onMet.opolltaoSailugillanki iLe enotr win return ii lo t.e bai.k. MAUY PUIICALL. r OST-On the 3d Inn., going froui "South Ilruoklvn J to New York and back, a poeke.hoog eoaia ulug iome f0, and papera valueleia lo any but the owner i If l lie tinner win return the book and papen to tin owner they may keeslhe money if ho dlipoied, Ad. dren 0. II.. IPS llreenwich at.. New York. In itore rllST-Sundayiuornlng. by every poor widow (aella J paperi) on Naiiau it., between Tlntea and Meicury oreee.alMDttr.il done up In a piece of leather i the CANNON, Jm Sih it,, Drit floor, r bT-Orriaturdayevenlng, Set, 3, a let croai J earring tipped with gold, gold croia In centre, aet It at iSfefhav'"11 wl" v'i b' ,tinu I llhT on Friday lait, a black and tan klul named 4 Neliv. Thennder wll be iLltablr rewarded on bilPa-lug her to 453 Wen llouitun it. I.OMT- A boat, The Under wid be mltably rewarded J by felling It al HK1UKLKS A CO.',7tl Hey II Si iO f-0""1 W ralfr-T oi Frank ""WII to the name S liX y nay Heine Holm from Llilie Thandi Llaii imu V.f." ,nt';" I "'tween U and in iaad tnaa nooi, t","r-l lHier i JEinl afetrttr. altl&AT All(IT10N HAI,K. ilLACRWKI.L KhTATh WIIITFTtrNR. 1. I IlY JOHNSON A MII.I.F.II. at I o'clcck on I lie premtire, 1 UKfiDAY. flUITKMIIKIl It. FHKF. hTF.A M HOAT aNO UHI.IIOAI) KXCIHtSION, TWO OF OIIAFUI.I.A'S FAMOUS HANDS, r?f lendid cr ilatlon on arrival. The property conmie of WO KLf.OAN T LOfM. Ilrantlinl river Ironti. .Slainifccnl water iiowl, ettttti all graded. Kvrrv lot reanr tor me. Men and women attend till the OltP.AIKol RAI.Ik KVIill MAIIK OF L"NO l?LANI I'ltdl'KHTY lbe termi ale io eair thai ever) body can bay a ri.KTTY IIOMF, H) IHF. IIIVFItttDK and be within 10 mlnnlea of WHY. llUMMINtl WALL HKF.T, by 91 dally traini with loweil raiei of Commniatlon of any road running out of New York. Two thlrdi on mortgage for J yeara. HOW TO (Kl.-lake special train ieivlng via Jamei lip and S4lh at. ferrlei at II A. M nn aleamer Arrow imllh. Pier 24 Kait lllier. at V.1S A. M.. or loolofSilli It. at tJO A, M, Umlc on both, NOT1VITIISTAN. INII IIF.AYY ItAI.NS. WKI)NKA)AY. Alfu SO. LOTS AT FLUSIIlMl LWN. CHF.MF. DF. LVCH-MBOF VII.LAOK PltOPF.riTY, were In greater demand than ever before. The ea'e waa a brilliant incrna. llundredi nra availing them aelveiofthe opportunity to purcnaie on tne popular tit monthly cijni-nl plan. NEXT FttKR COLLATKIV ANII F.XCl'UION. wki(k8iay. yr.i'r L Remember, train leavea llunter'a Point depot at 10, tharp Don't he lati Take wife and children wim you. It will coal notnlng, and voti need not buy nnien von like Frre ticket! of JOHNSON A Mil. I. Kit, 23 Naiuu at New York. kJ IIINOBR, A IMJTIIINKKIt. HF.PKIIKK'a ijiflALK, Ur order of the Utirvtne (ouit, A11KL t'HiiOK.Kid., IteleVee. IS3 ACIlRa-OF LAN til In IVeticneiter roinlr on the lletihiaof Mamaroceck, overlooking Long liland ttound. WKDNKSDAY. RKPT. It. 17I, at 11 o'clock M at lbe Sheldrake Home." Slatr.aro nerk Slitiem. New York and New Haven Itallroad Thla valuable property, to be into In two large par. cell of iw and 7S acre each, edjolm the iplendldei. tilirof Henri. Geo. J. Bener. Wm. II. mylei, and .111. M. Fuller. It li only a lew mlnutea'waik from the na tion of the New York and New. Haven Itallroad. and will be right on the line of the New York and lloun tonlc and Northern Iliilroad, now being conitrucled. Only 90 mlontei from llatlcm llridge. ai.d one hour from New Y-ork depot. The neighborhood la one of the flnritln Weiteheiter. and In the tmmmilate vicinity of the Kpucopal Theological Hemlnary. Forfo-.tber taruculara ajply ti AllH. CItOOK. haq.. Itefe-.ee. Ill roadway.or to be Anctloneer. 91 Cedar it., 1 A IIAItnAIN.-S imall hnnica on fvo ton at A Momianiai ontMVifl. tl'TOt'h. BEMAIIK 8T, id ar.. opponte 137th it Holt Haven, ClIIKFF.SThooieli llrooklyn. 531 Navy at., rear Do Kaibav., will be loid al a very grcil batgalo, and on eailcit termii price V4S1 conlanu It rooini In good order. Apply at coal yard, corner He Kalb av. and Nary it., on Tne'dav anl Wedneilay.ortoowner, J. K. TOl tJKY.JM Hfury it., llrooklyn. rilir.A P lannaforTalT-lt. n. 51. 70' 100. 130. i 1,3. 1400 acrei i ISiO npwirdii lateral near depot", atbargaici, c, II. OLIVKII. 7 jletkntan il. IIIUSAI.F.-At a iacritlee,"at KM New Y'olk.t new titory French root frame houiei, i.rirk bate, mrntand lub-cellir, in autmio i price U loo e.-ich, half mi'itgare. or I t-ocaih. Inquire of theowner.p. I), FAItltKLL, Ml Kait 17th at., Iwlween Av. II and C. I. Milt SAI.K or eichanTe for farm, nice reanlence at Molt Haven. Pile. P.SWi equity 13 too on the premt.ee. college av 50 feel louth. ol Garden it.. Molt Haven. I ."'Oil SAI.K.-A nlcj inug 3 ilnrr brick home, lo 'complete order,wnh gal fliturai. near the lerry I tcrmi eair. W'. 01IEHN 1-Slth it., Wililamibnrt-. flllVO.STOLfYhoiiaVand lot, tl.M. halt caih. JL DKM AIIKoT.ad av oppoute 137ili it Moll Haven. fot Salt niio JtL II.OOrtS and roomi to let, !7to IHmnnthly. 3 lo 1 loroomi eai hi new d.inbla houiei fly OKO. CHA MOND. grocei-. tl Wait loin it near lltb av. rim I.KT or for lale In 1'it-imn. N. J one hour 1 from New York an I three mlnniei from depot, l flrit-clan locatton, a hou.ei I ti room. In t-erfi-ei ord'-r, with all modern lm rovementi, hot aod coin water, hatn-room. range, Ac. rerun very reaionablei owner leaving town. Addren t. w, CON'SAUL. 471 Main it., Paienon. fl'O l,KT-For bui.nesi purnoei, home 4a Ilrmio L it., llrooklyn, one roor fiom Fulton av i altera tiom made loinlt li-oant. and leae gt ten for a term of jean, .cm, i-vi. Yjr: r COLE. W il'outhby it Urookl it, IJ'O I.UT.-Almillomco to let In tne ic -Oi l itoiy of the Sun Dnlidlng. Apply In the Pusllcatlon oSce, corner Nainnanl Frankfort Hi. I IMI l.l'.T Two I it r nd aluc hoti.e in Oieen 1 point i good n ibhorhood i water tn houie i rent t!3. Call at3lithai l-,p floor. New York fl'O I.KT-A iplendtd lurnlihed houie lultihlc tor J pr vale boarding home, t:io, the furniture lor late. 71 H Kldndgeil II HI It KNT I'eil'alilc floori in the twn new houi-a I am aud J1 ait 50th it, norm HJo. between lit and td an. jottts. (JOM1.SENTAI. UUTU LONO D It A.N C II. w. it. lioimows, I.alt of Everetl Home. New York. JyOatb Jlllb ItOOIllS. 1'KIY children, from one to thirteen yean of age, i can be accommodated with good board and home, with a molher'i care. Call at II Columbia place, be tween Will and Atlantic lerrlei. llrooklyn It (11)11 to let with boaid for one or two men. wberethe) ran have good board. Applr at usiiil liven it.i i leaie call fur one week. Mri, SHAW. VFKIV reipectanie men can be accommodated with rood board nn 1 1 ngle nedi at ts per week at i Hail n between td and 3d an. AFK1V loung men can be accommodate,! with good board al tl SI per week, at 344 Kail 14th it., near Av It, roon,i II and II. AFKAV rcipeciable men can obtain board, large alrv rocmi. and good table i termi. 11,30. Ill ethav. Al'F.W mecanlca can have good board an I pleaianl ruoroi ano, man and wife, til Well tain it. Til.ll I'll ItTATTlTYTurniined front airy room to let. Hi 7th ar., lnmeeiWIlt and fid alt. 7JIIA It II. 7 reipr 'table young men can have good 13 board and pleaiinl room with a quiet Kngllih fam ily !7 Attorney it: I?ntNs"ni:i) room to ict. aio 4 young laatei to ooitd lu imall familyi call all the week. 417 tin itreei. I ,'T' II N 1MIKII hall bedroom to let at til Knt I31U 1 aire -i. HOIIOKKN,-To let, lor liomeaeetdug, a nice, large iiirmir.cd room in Ihc private home, 41 Mon roe between lit and 41 ii no other lenmli there rem til per month i lei tor a iingie perion. I A It (jr. front roomi to let. fnrnKhed.iuitahle lor j h,iu.,'Kei,tuiig, nuo a hall bedr iomt rent Iroiu 11 to H 3.1 116J1 ei IWn il near mi av 'iYO or lliree reiperiabli meil.amci al.o, one I younc lady, will be accommodated with good ward aud pki.iut roomi, lu a n.ce ivcallon, t49 Weil -olli t W A NTKII-lit a widow l.vty. 1 or '4 cntldren lo II hoard the belt rare taken oltheni, at Wiliait it. III II l,x ran have a roiiiforiable home In a lami y oi two. ii .'.f Ian Jllli it., top 11 ,r. back. Ijiutntts 41);uutn 4 l'llACTIC.VI, nm with tSWIto Join pincl, A cjlljr in me iiiai.uriclure of agricultural Imple menu in Ohio. Cau aildicn Pull OIHio box 4i3, Kin.i. ion, N Y 1)A K I' l: V tor ule a rara diaiicc tor a man of imall i cn ital Appi) al mo nib av. nil I'll STOUK.-An oiifeitahluh d i'in.1, de i-al'le loeaiioit m llrooklyn. will tie told cheap. Aaor.n X. Y t box lao. tuu omce. I.'OR s 1,1: A grocery iloro d lug a good caih Im inoi. witn auiall eatienien alu. a good paper route. Apply to M. L MANN, coiner of 3th ar. ucd t n it llrooklyn I, (III s.t I.H AiiTild I'ltal.liitiM Confi-ciiotieiTand I ie Cioam ja'ooii, with it.um en.nie, hone, and wagon all complete. Apply al W W ailluglou it., llo boken. 1,0 It sil.K- Me, wine. Iatr beer nnd Mdtard aioon i r ut t!4. with loa" price, tifr) Inquire at 117 onilili it South llrooklyn, front 0 to 14 o'clock. 1.MIII HA l,K A"fiMt-claii liquor Hore, wTliliTied up i eiceilint location loug leaie, and low rent Apply lo a, WaIIU. 514 vth ar. I.at NAI.K-ThVTrnclTand flilo ei of a large 1 lienor itore 3 yean' lene. t-3 lit ar., corner of lit- it Inquire in Ine note, I. Oil S A Tk -The grocery Hore. corner lllh a' and 3d ay Molt Haven. For particulan inquire In the etoie. 1 lltST'('I,Aes llitillery and lamiiy liquor alorn loriale, or will take aptttnor 150 Chtlilopher at, 1.i(llt HA l,K At a lacrilice, the Hull and conlec lioneiy itore '47 3d i reaioa. ilckiieii, I.tOll HAI.K cheapA nih and ovitcr market, 133 Kail 47th at. Inquire at.400 Kait 43tn it, XIMIIOIt aod dlillliory itore for mr cheap. Apply i Hum 7lo II A. M, and t lu t P. M, svi t'a.t 19th at. MIl.K lUIUTatfor aaTe. iltuaiedVn Harlein, and oowa, barna, wagom, haineai, poultry. Ac, 4 yeara' leaie oi the grouudi. Inquire al C, VlNTKl.'M if, oc,'.r W l ,tiilwreoiililslllJ4in North New York. CI'I.KMIIII norner lager beer moon, lil Welt pllruadwiy I'OU, tJ o caili. I IA 1 1, Oils I -ror lale, wtih or wltkout niturei aud machine, tailor itore. U)l Uroadway, between Bmh and JVih hi .averaging I.t) per wnek In buinedlng good lupaly o cunoiu orderii root. I -.50 per month. fllllK STOCK and Itxlurei ola" nicely ntleii up A grocery itore ror aale cheap, aa theownei hai other S attend i nice ipa.lnienti to live lu. Call at zii Mot( it. fllO IIK SOI,llTlifip-A liqiior itore, with nock JL aud flxluroi, in a good location. Inquire al 10IK Orcenwlcnil t1 7t 1VII,, hay Hie Hock and niturei of a ilreel cllJ' na ttvccrjr itore, 3i Kait t:tn Jorstt sitS atna8t. Sr.VKIt ti I, horni. earn, and derrlcki, lultable for railroad work, for lale. THOMAS OI1.LOS, Klngibrldge. riiq IIK HOI.Il.on Tnuridarrsept 7. at IOo'ciocT JL A tl., a bar liorae, with four whue feel au I a alar on forehead, alio a yellow nanny goal, al the Publlo Pound, Maahalian el.' between th aud luih era. JSUkViuU UUfUtlt.PouDdkaiUr, gmttHmtmy iroi-KKA IIOIJMK. V I JASIhS FIHK, jr ....rrovrietor LKWlrt IIAKF.lt JOHN V. COLK Loneea THOMAS K. MOIIIII.4..., Ilmlneei Mauager MONDAY KVKNlMI.Hhl'rKMIIKIt 1.1171, and ererv Kvenlng during the Week and 8ATUHDAY MATIN RK. the Kmlnent ArlllU, Mil. AND MltS IIANDMANN. will eprearlorlhe flnt tmli a NKW liPAUA.w It ten eiprenlr for them by Mr. T (J. DKLKON. called JAS Kit. haied opon CHAULKB DICKF.NVR fragmentary norel 01 TIIK MYHTKHY OF KIJWIN IIIIOOH. JABPF.lt.. Mr. HANIlM ANN ItOSAllll Mm. IIANDMANN Aniated hr Mil, MAIIK HNIIIll ai IIUItllLKS, and a powcriul can of I ho other diarurieri. New Mmlc by 1 n.ingtnn, New scenery br Dayton, AppolnlinrnlihtH. Wallli. The following icale of populir prlcei hai boen adopted i Admmlon, toe., Family Circle (entrance! on tlth it.), SO cent". HRSKItVliD SnATS. Dren Circle, lie Parquet cinle, tit Dren Circle Itatcony. tl.33 Parquet and Parquet llalanr, tl.SOi Ualcony Iloxoa, tSt Proacenltiin lloxea, f 10 to f IS, Heatacan he lecureil ditlr from 8 A M. tot P. M at the Hog Offlce. at (I. Schtrnier'a. 701 fl'way, and at the Krie ticket ofllce, ttii it Junction of It'way and tth av VA liliAtTH'raT-FOOIiril WKK, 11 Unabated inccea. and cnlhit.laim by cootlnnouily CltOWDF.D IHlll.lKM atteit the nnprecedented popntantv of the gifted Mlh LYD1 THOMPSON AND IIF.I! NKW COMPANY. Monday, fer 1. 1, and every evening c( Hie week, and HATPIIDAY MATINKK, l.aSF TIMKS OF IILUK IIF.AKD, LAiT TIMhHOF I1LHK UK MID, with all In magnificent rcenery. rharming mmlc, ror, geoui coitnuic., and a powrrfnl call if onaractcra, embracing M1M I.YDIA THOMPSON and every mem, ber of her organliiilou, Monday evening, Sept. II. flnt prodnctlon In thli country of Oflenhach'i sparkling Onera Houfle, PIII.M'KH.a OF lllF.HIZOND. rtpreaaly re-wrltlen and arranged lor Slln Thompion an,l-ompanv. HTANDI.SH IIOOM ONLY F.VKIIY KVKN1NO. Beala ihould be aecured In advance. Oi Vii r ic t i ik TTiT. JAM3 F.. IIAYKK ,l,f.l"SRi: AND MANAOKIt HIX'IDED Ht'CI Mi OF O L. FOX'1 Celebrated ipectacular ballet pantomime. HUMITY DUM1TY. With a lull and eflleient Corpe of F.CHOPF.AN AIIT1STS. tfr,d-r the dirertton of MONH. 1MHF. KIHALFY, Including the great premiere Dameuiei. ADELA PAOl.ir.lll. HAIIIKITA MOltlONDO, I'l.KMKNCK ALCXANUltOWA, THE tlARTKNS FAMILY. TIIK ZKl ZA03, YOUNO ADONIS AND LITTLF. VKNIIS. SIONOHCASHRLI. HKItll WILLIO. TIIK OHEAT KIHALFY TnoUPK. O. L. FOX ai .Clown MATINKKRKVkllY M'F.DNF.SDAY and SATUIIDAY. beatiiectiredilx dayi In a Ivance JtlOTll''TUF.4.TltF.7 LOT I A. LAS1 NKIIITS OF LOI TA. ai LITTLF. NF.I.L. ami the MAHCIIIONr.S.S. L1T1LK N ELL MAT INKK. on HA f CUD AY at IK. In aotlie erenirallon-TIIK I'KT OF TIIK I'KTTI. COATf and FAMILY .lAISs. Willi MIS.a LOTTA In two ol her larorlle speclalilei. TaJlHI.II'i (IAUOKnT i CON1INI KD OHKAT StTCCF.. TI1R0NUEU AND DKI KIHTKD AUDIKNCK3. THIIID W KKK, KM MKT, AND OAYI.e.lr DltAMA. FIHTZ. Ol It COI SIN tlMIMA. Kmmet aa the tlentlo Herman Miepht rden, with Ihe New llurleaqne, IF hVKH I LOVK TOCKARK." NKW (SOJ, DANCKa. AND MILOI. MAtlNKK AATUItDAY AT 4 P. M, v",iWKrrai?,.'5ooNATtp.M Pro-tncllon of Chai Foil er'i celebrate i Drama, UKflTII A, 1'IIK SKWINU MACI1INK UIIIL, wlih the adianiaze of a luiieiior rait of cliaraelera. LVKllY KVKN1M1 AND HATttllDAY MATINKL', Li t ILI.K WK-TKIIN lo ber original creation of KAf LYNN P.. lupferfd byJ.A HhUNK and company. Ijou kk'y-tiTkvtiik. 1 Second weekof tnetlllK.vr MAN of tue l'KltlOI). Sill. (I. hWAINK IlL'l KI.Kl, In Mi great drama of (IN IIIPTHACi;. Mil. HUCKI.hY actl 9 cliaracleri. plan on lu imtrumeall, Hogi 11 long! eXvCufl 0 daucei. Comiuenelng with a Coniedletta ft-fll AY. TUKirKti-, O Urilluul encnlng o tne third comedy lesion. TUtsD'.Y.fF.IT a. nil. and KVKHY MIIIIT. "DlVoltCr: The great comedy ol the tlmei. M 'l IN KK BATl'HDAY AT I1NA F.IIWIN'S Till: TIIK, li) Itroalway. J KfcLLY ft LKON'rt MINIi'ltKLS. Cam the Newi in Mary. TIIK ONLY I.KON. A Trip Atoned the World. A Chip ol Ihe Old Hlock. Ac &c. rillir. VI KN N a"T. llV-!! It I'll KsTir a L M t lie.DhiilCK. Itl'LLMAN o tne honor to anoouncetnatthe rlllT Ari'EAHANCK of lbe world renowned VIKNNA LADY OIICIIESlItA will take plici ai BTPINWAY HM.I.. ON MONDAY. SKPrKMIIKR It. when evervjblng akin and taile cau auggeit will pe eintloreii to heighten if poailole the effect produce 1 throngbout Kitrorobv thia UNtlJUIiANb CF.LKtlRATF.D OKCHCSTRA. ajutited bv tne LATtST VOCAL WONDHIt OF TUB WOULD, MliS ANNA KLZF.Ii. a loorano, only II yean of age, anl the great baritone, kilt. JACOll Ml LI. Kit. who will both make their tint appearance In America. Tite aale of rai'-rve teati will commenre on iriiritsiiAY mounino. smn-.L atstelnwarllall.ivhirmir'i, 701 Uroadway, aod at the Theatre llcket Offlce, '.II Uroadway. A'KlVrOllll AIM.IMITOIk-s MINsntF.I.S. i rWtNfY-Kli.lfiil bfilKKT ol'HV llOUSK, Oornerol llroa Iwav. (1IIAND IIKOI'KNINII NtOllT, MONDAY. SKIT. 4. NKTfCOMII it AIILINOTON'S MtNSTHEI.a. NEW IIIlUA.MZATIofT DOUULK TUt)i:PE. Tilt I.F.ADINO MKMnERa OK MINS I'KKLSY. pori i. au piiicLs of admiasion i Tarquet circle, so cenu i pirquel circle reierred. ISreiti, creoeitra chain, 13 ctnui ba cony, 33 cent! prime boxei, tv Seata aecured In advance. C.N 1'KAMMsi'iril I NSTIt V.I.S. 0 IMMKNKK PITl.'t.i. CltOWDKD lllll'hKM. lllltCH. WAM110I.D. IIKIIS'MtD ft tlACKCVS SAN FltAM ISCO MINsTltKLs, Wlril NKW AHTI.aTS. EVERY TII1NO FUKSII AMI SPAIIKL1NO. OPKNINIl (IF"t III'. N T10N AL INDUS1 l.IAL KXIIlllirlo.i, THCHmDai. uet. 7. at noon. In the mammoth itructure, Jo ar, and OJJ it, Ihe open tug ceremontei will cotnpma i U.'i?- IK "HAND MAItcn. iZJLVti r5w:"''or oecaaton by Keating '.j5T,r 6T "f. Deemi original poem bv Walt t. If't-ati oration by Hon. P.. (J, bquleri muiic by heatlr.g i Orand Concert Hand. H" A.VA NA iToTTKH Y of Cnba.-riiketi frcji JO-EPH HAT Ka, A gont. 1I Pro ad way, room L BANJO, iour and dance, lig andrlog darning Uowery y U0UA1' 1W l'm Houiwa it., near -lt-"l (H1.,,N T'il 'il (1IFTS. kt nV. ai i..;"i,,"n?. i100.61-'. Louiavtlle, il'-.' .CLSI' ur anihorllr Ky. l.giilaiure, tnauj J t'h. l ibrary. Kr Vrlnrlpil (Itff, tl(M. Tf4 (lull from tso.ooj to tlii Whole tlckeii. fin, naif ticket IS quarter do t; 30. 11.1 Dl'tiggr. Prei 'no LI a Ity.t'itlieni' Ilk. Tr, c. II. I'gTkna Manager 140 J?o.ANioMi!lSfV: TKM' ""1 """'n'"""i JPttiingt. n" 'IHllllll ASSK.1IIII.Y IIISTItll'T L'ulon lie t publican Ailoeiatlon W II meet luei.ta) and Wrd neidav evening., Sept 3 and 0. 17!. at het Iquarten. No 373 Uroome ti for tin- pnri oie of enro.itug the nainei pf ail the Republican elector! reiidin. In luo dliirict, for the lall cimpaign. IjlOMAI MULLIGAN. rreildent. JaxriC Wnttr. i-et-retaiy. I I II VA ssP.ll II I, V "iiIstTiM'T Union He- 1 piiiuan A loiliili hi -In arc intiiice wiib a call of IheOeneial Comiiiliiee a irrciai meeting will be held at lieidquarieri, 144 Weil Hroadwav, Dili lneiuiy c int. alAo'o oo. HhNRY SMI r II, ITcildcut. Wll. II. UatLkT, A. S. Turn, sectcuiui. Itl.AsT'r.HMIS of Manhattan I odge attend the ineelliig thli evening ai tteiimi Hall, corner '4.1 1 it and td av and alio pieimu lor Die grand dem nuira llon J. b HLNNKsSY. W. P. J. McCannir. II. 8. rittisurt. (.11) I'Oll A nF.Air.TIIM' I, let of co'ttlnnrnt ij I V.I gum leelh, al Dr PltKoTON'n. 160 Uowery. 'Vl0-,S''0I'!1' DIsKAsr.S of tne Heart. I.ungi. Throat. LlTer! hldneia, Scrofula, and Skin Dueaiea cured. 104 Weil Itiin it. L. II. UO.NK, M. I). -Situations Jlmilt9. t IMIIHT-CI.ASS engineer (Amerlcanl.atTady iV andiober. wtinei a aiiuation to run a aiatlouarv engine: can fiiiniili tint clan referenceii no ooleciion to the country. Call on or addren i-.noo JOSEPH WHKKLKH. St lleich it, t HIT'UATION wanted by a boy 13-eaiaof age A llioa with nn narenti t willin g (o make hii'iVn1 KlTait C" ,llllr", JAMKS 1 HOMON. A Herman girl wiihea a Htuatlon to do eaii.' A wnmUftt. .fi'M' A I'MltHT.OI.AS.S ailoe or boot cntier who em A .o."?f'l,"''"',!' takai and breal baler wann a tfow".';.""1!!,' ,.,.e.o.,", .nw: ',,ioTA!,!',ti,M' A tadoroa" inea to go .u to e,jsYjV'tt Tr,.d.w?iiv,0iivi TA NTKl -Biutatlon lo do general houieworw'. u 11 a good waatier and roller" Inoulre a -Ti i rii!t Jonea at., near C,h av. The oeltof cllyVeVe'reV.c. gLren, V'o!1T Kll-A iltnatlonfor a young girl lo mind (K',, n"" sftlTlfM'soulhsih Vf ANTKII A chil l to lake caie of-haT noi no II Incumbrance, aitll id a, "omo ,LJ5022H5j: OFIMOIAl'. HOARD OP ALDF.RMKN. BTiTtD ggaeiu. MostiAT, Sent. 4. It7l. I t n'clOCk. P. M. I Preient Thomaa Comar, F.iq Pi-sidenl. and Al dermen Chariook Cttddr. Dimond, Sl Knur, Mitchell, Ptunkill, Schilcnung, and W oilman 3. riTtnoxa rgrtRngti. Itv Alderman Dlmond-Remonitrance of protertr ownere on Thtrtrltt.i itreet, between Kigtith and 1 Nlnlh and Tenth and Kleventh avenuel, .k'alnit paving apt itreot with lleigun paicnient. Ily Alderman Dimond Pelttio'i of K II, Ilin'ord and otocri fur removal of urlntl li Aitor pl tco. IgtoLVTIOKt laid ovin, Ry Alderman Mitchell To place Ito lampi In front ol Dm Cnurcr, m tne Straogcri lu Mercor atrct. Ily Alderman O'Neill To regulate Forty lnlrd etreet, between Second and Tnlrd avenui-a. Ily inm To placo irailainp nn lontrieart corner of Math avenue and Thlrty iixin itreet. Ily Alderman Plnnkiit-lo lor gal malm In Fifty etiruth airret, helwenn Kithth and Tenth avenuea Uy Aldenuan Charlock -T i place gaa lamp ou north weit corner ofSoveuty-mnili afreet aud Lexington ave nue. Mr Alderman Woltiinn Tonave Flfty-iecond etreet, from second avenue to Kait Hirer, wllh Uelglan pave m.nt. xtrottT Lam ovan. To change grade of Fllty-fllth itreet, Irom Eleventh areuue to North Hirer. VOIIOX. On motion of Alderman Dimond. Committee on Fi nance waa dlichargcd from further cnnilderatton of rt a il m Ion to par w'm. Micauler I WO lur Ion ol hone, which wai laid over. rarrne rou run an or ihiitaxi aLtiaaMiv. Ordlnanera regulating houndanei of election Oil Irlcti in the Sli'h anl seventeenth Watdi were IndcA nllely poaiponed Hranlulloti vacating the offlce of Coinmlnlooer of Deedi (mm Kept au, liti, waa refcired to Cotumlitee ou Salarlra aud OHlc-i. OgNXKAL ORSgka. ItcioliiHom-To permit F. II, Flagge ti plice water. Ing trough In front of numbrr IM Kightn avenue: and John Klinker. in liont of number 7l Kleventh avenue. Which were leverally adopted by the following vote i ArriaHAiirg -The Prntdent, Aldermen (.harlock, Cnddy, notions, Mitchell, McKlever, Plutiktll, kchlich, ting, and Woltmanu. On motion, the Hoard a-tlonrnel until Monday, Pep. tember H, at 4 o'clock P, 31. JOHN HARDY. Clerk. public 3J otitis. TaJOTIcV. OF HALF. OF I.A.N lis ?NII TKN Xi ementa I or unpaid Aiae.imenU for itreeti. avenuel, and Park oprnlngi. wldenlnxi, and exiemiom. Cirr or Nxw 1 oK. DgraiTDgxT or Finakcf -HunicAtT or Ahhiak, Orrici or I traitor AaagAHa, June it. Hll tinder the direction of the Compirolter ol Hie City of New Y'ork. the undenlgned hereby give public not ee. punuant lo the provlaioni of the act entitled "An Art tor the collection of taxe., nieaimenti. and i roton water renti In the cur of New York. an,, io niaenn trio leveral acta In tclalton thereto, naii.-d April e. lall," Inn tho reip cuve owneri of all Hie landa and lene nient on much a.ientnenta have been laid and con timed. and are now due nnd unpaid, and have ra tnalncd due atnl unpaid itnco Ihe confirmation nf aald aeremncnti. lor tho following cllv Imprivemunta tor treeia, avenuel, and l'ark opcningi, wldenlngi, and extemloti., tu wit: iipculn Avenne A, from Flfty-lonrth itreet to Seventy-ninth itreet. Wideulnic lleekman ilreel, from Park row to Pearl itreet. P.xtcnilon ol Uowery, from Cnathim to Franklin Quare. Kxienilon ot Church etreet, from Fulton to MorrU ilreel Openln. Chamber! itrecl, from Chatham to Jamea iln. Opening Central Park. Filcml ng Central Park. Opei. ing Eleventh avenne. Irom One Hundred and Seventh to One Hundred and Furiv-fouith troj'. Opening Eightieth etreet. Irom llloo-rlngdaie road to llaium river omning Klghly-iecond itreet, from Flihtli avenue to Hudion river Oicning Htv-cik'lilh ilrc-t. from Fifth avenue lo Eail river. opening Flfir-ninth itreet. from Fifth avenne to Eait rlter. Opening Firit avenue, from Forli-iecond alrect to llaneni. oirnmt Fourth atenue, from Thirty-eighth to One Huuit.ed and Tnirti nfth ilreel. Opening Fifth avenue, from One Hundred and Thirti eth etreet to Harlem river. oornlng Maduon aienuo. from Forty'iccoad to Ktglitr ilxth itreei. Openln Mullein itreet, from Third avenue to Har lem river. Opcntn Ninety leconJ itreet. from Fifth arenue t Fa.t river. opening Nlneti 'tnlrd Itreet. from Third avenue to Opening1 NlneTy-ililh itreet. froth Fitta avenue' to" Hailemriier. opening Nineiy-nxth ureet and El.hth avenne to ltlojinlncdale roal. (pentng Ninety-ninth itreet. from Emu avenue to II trlem nvi r. (:cnini;Nlnciy.ninth ilrcct from Elzhtb aveauo to lludiou liver, iiiicattig One llnnJrcdtli ilreel, from Eighth avenue to Ilroadwav Opening one Hundred and Nlnt U itreei, from Third ar.-nne (o Hariem nv.-r (ipening One Hundred and Fifteenth 1 1 reel, from Tenin aienue to Harlem llier. oienlngone Hu idred aud Twenty fourth ilreel, Irom llllillo I to Hal lem river oi cning one Hundred andTwenty ilxlh itreet, from Filth avenue to liloomingijaic ro 1 1 Onenlug ono Hundred and Twenty-iecond itreet. fiom levePth avetne to Hudion river. opening one Hundred and Twentv-ninth and Or.e llut.urcd and Thirty nm itreeti, Iroru Tculk avenue lo Hudion river. oicning One Hundred end Thlrtv-thlr atreet. from EUlith avc&uo to Hatlcm nvtr. and trom Tenth aveuuo to Hudion river. Oiirntng One llundredi and Thlrty-filtb Itreet. from Fnurtii to Kigtitl. aienue. opining O.ie Hundred and Thirty leventh itreet, from I unili avenue lo Hirleiti river, and Iroiu rJeventit arenue to HuiUon river. Opening One Hundred and Forty fint itreet, from H'n'Mtiingdate rout 1 1 llarleai river. Widening Keade itreet, from Uroadway to Chatham Itreei. Widening lteadeitreetrom Uroadway lo Waihlng ton .tret. opetilug Satr-thlrd itreet. from F-nii avenue to Kait river, and from hlgnlh av. uue lo llu-ieon river. Opening Sixty-Ufih itreet, from Li.hih avvflue lo Hudion river. Openln.' r-litr-nlnth ilreel, from Eighth avenue lo Hudion rtver, audirom Fiilh avenne to Kait river Opening blxiy-ilxtu itreet, from Fifth avenuu to Kail river. Opening Sevenly-Qrat itreet, from Fouith avenne to Eait river, aud from Tenth avenue to Hn i.on rlv. r. Ooen.us Setenl'iecoud itreet, from Fourth, lo Tenth avenue op.min Sevenly-ihlrd ureet, from Third to Fourth avenue. Opening Seventy-fifth itreet, from Eighth avenne to Hudion rlier opeuiug ecvenly iiiih itreet. from Fifth avenue lo Eamlier and from Kigtitti .aventij to Hn u ,n river opening bcventy-icventn meet, from Eighth avenue t lludiou river, and from Fdlh aientte to l!it river. Opening Scvonii lihia Hrcct iret.nei" hail river. l2ji'itn.lnio,nfh0,f2.,?Tf'i;',M' froai hunurod and ifcums .tun. ,ti. fr0, one Huudred and w.uij liiolli aireet to llirleni river. Wiuenlng Seventh avenue. Irom One Hundred end lentil ilreel to Harlem river. litre'""114' V,ucla ,trce'. ttoa Duter lo. HnCioo FaiVrVer11 Whltc'',11 ',rMt' Irom Bowling Gictn o are required to pay the amnnnt of the anenmenti lo duo ai.d if maiuing unpaid, reipecnvely, f r tin o,ii, Ing. wlden.ng, und eMenaicn of ihe atov .nam -d fliceli, avcnuei. and parki, io ihe Clerk of rear', at in Milce in me Ctly Fii auco Depaitment lu ihe N'ew Court Home, ncctbir wllh the inienit tl.euoi. at the rale oftaeivp per rent ier anoum to the time of paiuieni, wiih the cbargei of thli notice aod a-lier-uioui. And -f nefauli ihall De made In inch pavm-ttl, iuc!i land! and lenemeuti will b mid at puhlic auetion ut tiie New court Home, in the city Hall I'uk in thecitv ofNe lork. on the alxieenih dai of Si'idemo -r, ono tnon.and eight hundred and aeteniy'Oiie, a twelve 0 clock, no, ii, lor the loweii lerm oryeari ut w ti-rh any per. n .ii hi otter to take tlin lime, In con'ider iiimi of aevnni lug the amoent ol toe aiie.itneiil 1 1 on 'nd tin, pild, mid tho tntereil there hi a afore.ai I '.Mnelin-i of tn Mao aud together w nh char.ci ot t notico and udieri.i.'tuent, aod all other com aud itiarsei ac true 1 there "i. A m that inch lale will le continued Irom time to I ilnie un'll nil Hi lan.li aud lincuKnti hero uovuiixcl lor ule ihiil pe ioiii. And notice Ii lurch' further given that a rteM'el Matemeiit of the aii"iiuien i. the owii.tmoiii if iiq propirt ii..ei. nnd on wtin-h the a.-i-ii o-nti ar uuc tti.j .11,1, li.auj cr pin. tn-1 "c s m e.i.-h week in the dailv newipiper cafie 1 n U' m H al.o ptih.iiued lu a pamphlet and thiteipii of in,, pa-uphlet are Qepci.liM m tli- oiUce ol the Horeau f arie.iri in the Finance Dipartmc-it. and wilt -ju a-.-Inered to any icriou applying for the ai.i,.-, A. s l Air, Clerk of Aireari (-0pttiut5'di) llolite', 'OI'AltTNKIt.sllU' MITM'K -nT'TnVf j.1i'k0li3l"uiV ."".'i' !''ttiilnil'. i i' i." na"yof Juh.n.j Ihomai J, llrlr'gi, wno real le ai tho One ol ntooklvn nnd Joihua L. I'nderli.ll. wh r. ioiii at tuo Ci.y of Sew York, aru Die general pi ii era 5nd iiec!?;' l.?,nerf an'l'na-J o?,.nc,..,,Wo,,r,.,,,,l:XU:n,1 ao11"' ,0 comm-iViti?. Haled Lew lurk, Aujmt I 1S71. THOMAS J. niilCOS. iVi'.'y;-: HHII-L, H1ANCI- L. IMil'.llllll.u. giuctiiw Jlotutt. A I TIONNOTICK. f. .i.,L; IL hKI.VAS. Alietlone r .11 nil mi-one ri lOo'ciock. at ibeau eironin so liarclai i' a 1, nefiii i t." ,".".o'i.i.M" "u- 'heiioM r u rotiniry retail trade, ai iieiv loi olfered wii: be lold without any reierve. t I'l'TlON HA I. It of cr rkerF.'-laiiTKnghih ton J ,'V1UV o hy HUN 1 MoTiiiNaC I- P' I UN I i.ieijoiieer wlifi II on rue. lav, VcTi 3, ii Pearl it ai 10 o'clock, a latge am rlment 1 1 w, i au di alei i aliothe nock ol a deal." without ri.erve 1A .J'Mllt UK Kit'H H.Y,K.-lhU day .IVMKS 1 All Alt Auitioueer. wiii a,. at Si New Holier. Ion mi'ii'i aud women'i e elMui. hlanke i, Vli quiln. Uy onkr Uf si. MAiliilAN.Ml"'" v 1 lt 00D. iiM K- viiv.vivvvs viVuvr' u'"' Itetween W and Uiliigttiu iv'i ,f)0llSf JjliriUJllllliJ. II It N I I I! It E, (in I'l l', AT O'FallRKLI,'. fl TII V, PATMFN1S TAiVSvKjtLY (III MONHI1 T. I. IIIINITIMtK. larpeli, ami'liixidldg lln 'ir-7T I' ai-ottuieut and Ihe'luweu ntlcei for ca.li. or ou weekly or im nihlf navmeuii.at M.CoWpEliTllrfAlT'S, lSlChilhaiii i a4 V 'TI It F, carpel., iniriori, An cloiiii 37 LtffS-t&Xft riilrn'on",".".'.!!."" U"J" wrfaVe'ii: m5!jv vK-rS lliin au) houie id ine rily "'owir "EAI.Y t'UNNI.MillAM, Nl end A Way,, near Iiiiii. Sltamboriii nEailitrb. IJ'lllK IIAIf.WA v"Tlt.I'."'LirVh ir, I4 lootof Chaiuoera ilreel aol foitol illl a (oi lower ,wl Throurh KxprrM Traim Imve Cnimi ia at m a A.M., Ii.oa A.M.. P M. anl ;ui p M New ana improved Drawing room I. iaii'a ac o i rany the too A. M. tram Ihrougn ti llnltoo .4 j Niipemion lirirtge, connecting at ll.iintll.vi 'e magnincent f-leeptng Coaenra rnnn ng tnroaih io Cleveland and i inclnnatl. sleep ng Coaeli-i ee. accon.pany tne 11.00 A. SI. tram irom niqi-htn. ni to llnrfaloi the 330 P M. tram from Sew Vol k wRii!peni,onriridieaiiltlin7 00 P d. train trim a 2 1 ort to Hunalo, r-wpenaion liiege audi luelmiait Aa Em giant ireln li avea dally alt n P M for Port Jervi. and Wat nm A M. anl 1.1) p.m. or Mhldletpwn and Way. at 'l.tO A. M.1.JJ P. u. nd.Snnntonlv,:i) M For (uiivtllennil W.av, at 'IIA) A M. ForNewburth and W'ay at'), A. SI., S.Danl V VorSnrrirn end War i to and", 'i?. M. For Patenon and Wat. ai tl"1 ,j'ri A. M Il i. 1.13. 4 iO. 0.13. 6.15. an I' M atilMlMlilnieiit. For llacaemack. III. Dilate an I Spring S .ill -r ai i ti A.M. ami H.u lino. 30). N and ta.r. P. M.i an Wedneadara and Balm-dare only at lll.uO Mitnlihi (or Piermont, Nyack. laliuiam and ffir a"j ll l.l 11.D0. 18.IS.tl IS. 4 IS. 1.VU), t5) and 1.n P 1l and Wedneadaya and Hatnrdiia only 1 1t 00 ii-lnigU B'riialMndar Trrnn" at ttui A. M. ami (Ml P M. N. It. Train! leaving Ctiim vrietrajt oi iti no in oi half houn leave '43,1 Street IVp-t ffeen mtn'tt-i pfn,hIB D0T4 t,n b01t frora M ,t'"i Tlcketi lor parage an l for apartmeHa In drawiaj. room and aieeplng coacheai .an hi) out allied, an I nrlera for the checking and iriniler of najgage mav hunt at the('jnipauy'a ofllcci. Ill, in, a id 937 liroal wavt03 Cliiiuiiiii at. 1 1 Orenwlcs at.tioroerol ItSth ai. and 3d av llarlemi l Oitl't !trer, llrooklyn I 101 Uroadway, Wll I im.nurgh depoia loot of Chainoere at., and loot ol t31 at, New Yorki aid pflnclp'iHbo'teri0'' JerfJ c,lr andoflhaazenti at the Daily, t For piermont and Syaev. t For llaekenuo. (.For llecaen-irk aud Hlllldtle o.ilv. I For t,'rcii il '0 1 L, D. RUCK Elf, A"', t, WM. II tlARR. Oen'lMip't. till. OTPii.'rA'L T ONO IHl.t.NII it a I l,lt OaTT 4,(1. Jj HUM.MKK AKIIlMieMlNr. On and alter Wedr.eday ll.iytl ISIl.ttilm wl.ilakvl Jamea Slip aa lollow.t H A. M .Oreeniiort and Sag HariKir, HA. u Norinpo t andOI-a t nr lOiO A. M, II ekavnie Way Trim. n i'l 1 1 P. M., Oreenrort and Sat Harbor Exprett. 4 illtl P M., Rivernead Ktpr-.a, 4 iltO P St.. Nortlipnrt and ul-u Cove r.ipren. tl 1. M Nortnport ant Oleu Coiv War I rain All train, connect ar Minneo a wllh ll"noileat. Snediy Kxcnnlon Traina for lloityu, (lion Cov,'. Le. cu.t Vallev. Ilic.avdle llunilneton. and Sorupirt, leave Hnnter'e Point at t A. M inter. M. tl.HANY ASM TIIOY HAY I.INF., t --'eameia C VIIIIIAIlll anl DANIEL Dllfcir, from Veurr it. at 8:30 A. SI .nth at. at 8:14, Ian ling al l o'ikrM. Tarrytowo, and NviKdiy ferry noail. Com. teui, wea Point C'tnwall, Newburgn. Pougmeip. aie. Khineheek ('ataklll. and Hitdioii. r nieiln( with evening train, for Lie Weit; lor Mi.aron Sp rinei (l Irom New York) ami IlinginH-n: Hi ,augi hpringi (t3.ri irom New York i at Hu1 1 1 lor l.eom on Bun ig.. all rati, in troy oy -.can U aiti'lli'YLRII. riir3iaiij. rtONUl IHI.A Nl,-S,eauier o iv .K iT.iTa'VeT! loth at ,i;43 1 4:43 and 'its, leavea Peir'a) Norm lllyer. atlf.10, ij:u. an,i1:.,i, Ie.iv.-a nor 4, MorrU f, a p. I. and I. N. Il.-Aner Se,i: 3, Knit .liver ronie will be (ll.oonllnaed. IJIfiillNirilA NlkSrilXII.Y. t xT-Kl'V sTmmT I IAY -lli-iteamer HIP VAN tVINKI.K Cinl.SlM. MONt.wili leav Perk alip at 7 IS. t'hri.ioi i er it at 8 .U' an I Pier I. N. It it 9 A. M. hchieoei'a llrau and Cotillon Hand. Ilaitl.lliiei, a id reirei.mienl oi, hoard. Cn'KA.IlllOAT .11 A It Y I'llVi KlT. tiom" V-7 0 it atSt'WP M, for (.',,1,'in. We t Point CnronaiL. Newbnrgn, Milton, Ponghk-epile and II 01 1 mt. j S .ip. ing. 4 N CIKI It 1,1 NK I'AH.-AUK Tlf)KIps7 to and fiom aor Railway lalion in (Ireat llntoln, lr lend. Norway, iunl'ii, DiUuiuk. r,ermanv. H.,anL liilcluni. and the LuiUd Si.tei, hy alranen a. our weekll' for lale a r LOWEsr t umiENcv hates. AI,o,Dr. or.nymr,,.,,u!ON m,()T)K1.3 7 How ing orjen. l7o"il'i:KNsT"oV'N "Nir 1.11 I.ltl'o'llo J Itiin ii I i,ie (hi) 1 1 M ill steaueri tie app dnie 1 ti lall m l.i lowi: c iv 01 mii rp. Tli'i'idar, st. 7 at noon. 'ty 01 Wa'huigioii H.i unlay, d:pt at I P. M. IV ot toil iniote, IhuiMav, A pl.ll at P.M. C'lyoi II ui" I", "at irdav ep' 1 at 1 P. M and recti inrceedlug Saturday ana I huridav, Irom Plai 43, Norili Hirer. HA-F.a or rt ioh jl TathMti III liOll. 1 I'nT l.e7'.,lTa',..' FirT t'AMi ITS. TkgaAor Ml I'aiieugeri alio fornardel 10 I'n 1, lUvr" .1 11. Du.-g. edei'. Noiwav, and Deunnrk ai tediii-ei taiai. I tcketi cau tm nought here at mo I r.ue r-itea by p.-r 10,11 wiih ng 1 1 lend ,,r tie r f r e nil. Pot lurilier intorinitioii 1 ,piv .ttii..i:oiiipnvori)0i JOHN O. DA 1.4-,. agont, r Itroadiv iy Nhw York. v-iTiiiNVi, 1.1 m: oi' sTKATtsTiTr.i II folll ..i'.MII. AM) u. e.s I'lllY.i. M' a 1. 1 1, H 1 11 s ..1 a' 7: $1. DrNMAIiK vnjr. v..- i-dv. s. pt t. at 1 P. M. LNtll.AM1. In nipo:i, latuidav. I it 1 P. .if. 1 at, 11 iiaaeike ..Ill ana tftourfe icy Sieerago f jt cirr n't I rti'iiit urige t cketi ..,ou I.iiurpooi.itK'enitoivn. louloti e.r.anil. t.goa 1 14 e inency. Fir lu.t.1ir in' iri.ialio'i. aii.dv at the Coiupany'l ortcei anitroadwav P m"isr. ilauner. ?M.Y III It KL'T I.I.N P. TO IMlANOK. I HE OENKHVL TllANaA rl.ANTIC C.tlMPANY'S nun. wif!amkiiipi nhrwi-.EN new ioitii ano -t HAVHK. CAI.I.lNi. A r IH'.EsI'. M VII.I.K DK PAlllS. PKRF.IRK, B LU'AYKITK. KIMIOPK. Q fl lAflihNT. VII.I E DU IIAVIIB H Appoiu. d to lailon ciery altCin.a.o Salnrdiv. MUCK OF PASAtlF IN "(lOl I) rlnclo tuii wluc). U Hilar CAUIV. tlW. hF.l'.lMl CA1I1S. til. M Excurilon Tlcketi at a reduetlou of ten m. cjut, ForFrelshtorP.iiajeapniyainetirie t B (i:OKUK MACKENZIE 'enl. IB UiOAdway .iwiork. Vm riiiTi; tXkTini:.-7" ffl II lliine-n ,ew Yoik anl Liverpool, p il'inr at H Cork harbor e,cnway. New and inagntileu 11 11 lfait B liililt itrain.hli a. I'om.itnltig S1FK1Y. Sl'hi I) I DM- Ftiltr. l'aieengrr aeeoniniodaiiotia uiirivaded. B All.VNTIC. rant ll. al I P.M. OCfcASIC. Sett tl. R at 4 P. l. PAl.Tlt Oct. 7. al 11 A. M. ATLlNTH:, H Oi". II. i-aloon ralea mo goi,; hxeninon. 1110' If Sti-eiage. tMi cuirei.ei; Preoaid t-erll&e ilea. til. f Ai Pi) at WUto star Line offle, J J. II. bl'AHKs Agent, 19 Uroadway, J JJlitttUmuoiit, I A -A'7."!T,,rl V" HirAWINTls." hr ;,l '..nf SIAII. Lin IMi'K-s. i.hN rl.. nl -Mm iaii N 519. sint. I. 'lit. 73. rO. 11 -4.V il, 4s, 7. V). S, to (1. KhN I CCIki -Clan -N 34-)S-Jit I. a, I, ''.SSI 3 '.I TJ. It. II. 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