The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 5, 1871
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HinT-OTYliAR. N E VVYORK TH .USD A Y 0 OTOBER 5, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS. fl 4 OUT OP THE DARKNESS Wisdom and Common Sense in Session at Rochester. TAMMANY COMMITS HARI-KARI. All tho Now York Dolcgatious Thrown Ovorboard. A PLATFORM FOR THE PEOPLE. Itammanj Thlovos Indignantly Denounced. jaEiTi.vd NEano equautv and surmtuE Arraigning Grant's Admiuhtrallou fur Its Crimes and Corruption. ASKP'O FOR HONEST ELECTIONS. Governor Hoffman's Official Act3 Strongly Endorsed. BocnistiR, Oct. 4. Tha Convention mat In PoriLiM.n Hall it 11 o'clock. At Oot. Sayraonr timt In, accompaaltd by Lteat.-0v, Beich and rriBtli Kernan, b mi received wltb loud chtert Stixuel J. Tllder, ChtlrmiB of th BUle Commit In, cant eron tbt tUg with the light of tattle In tli iked e;ei. Hi wit received lih much enthn iluro. When Sdwla 0. Perrm took t tttnd by hl tide si retdtsg cUrk It (ill an lndlcalloa to tvery, tod i Id tlit bill tut, howtvtr aolty, tho clerk wu to b betrd. So he wit heard. A report tpread rapidly Ihroogh lb andleaeo tbtt tb troubles lu Hew York were fixed, and tbal th Tammioy dele alien would voluntarily withdrew from the Con tention, A greet diiiit discredited tbli report,' be E nuie up to i lit boor lul tight, tad vn earlr l; Ihli morning, Tammany wu d.fl.nt. As I tele. I graphed too yetttrday it midnight, I received I' lb most atront atiuriBCet from Col. Follows and II atarly tb entire deligttlon that under bo elrcura B ttareea woold lhty withdraw tbilr claim to itiLIn rl He Convention, and 1 wu by them tutliorlied to IT telegraph that fict lo lint ten. I OrkXIMQ TUB BALL. The --jr.. tt zn tI.- TVi -t'.U Vita Vt point toward 1, and the Convention wat not ytt li'led to order, Mr. Tilden waa fllttltg from tba llax to Ine floor, and from tlie floor back to tba itage, conferring with delegate!. Ila beld a long tooiultatlau Tilth Out. Seymour. It waa aTldent that tu lb Judgment of tba wlaa beada tba momaiit bid sot arrived tor tLo opening of tba ball. It 1 tuned ont tint during tbla period Tammany waa rrep.rln; a cornmanlcatlon, which 11 afterward not to tuc ConTenllon. jaoounciaa 1U withdrawal Ibere'tom. At leniili Tltden advanced to tba caalr and called Iba CoLvtnltou to order, with the flow of victory apoa bli cLeek. II o delivered an able apeccb, pre. eminently unnd on tba abolition of tltvtry, negro inOrare, aralnit tba niurpalloni of the Feeril oxriniKiit, and dtcouutlni corrnptlon ererr wl.ere. Tba load ipulacte wltb whicb be wai Creeled from time to time durinx the delUcrr of the ipi-ccb came in at rreclielf tee rlxht p.acai. JJ.i LI'., at Lepotnm,lnrouipetetcr, and preient tiklct Di lie J of Ocn. Grant were keenli reilineJ (Mr. 'Illden clo.ed with Bomlnatlnj tbe lion. Clark ion X. Toller, n eubtr of Concreei from Wait cbe.tir bbd ion of Ilnhop l'otter, for temporary Chira Tbe flal4 Cvsiir-ltee wap urirniouft) In laroi of conlerrlns tLli poll opon Lieut. Gov. Ve.cb; uut he KcntlTcly d.dmad, and It fell to llr. Totter. I'o.tci'a ap.ecb, tlioojh original In pbraic tlocr. Mi a imthinl echo of the aentlmenti of llr. Ill.en on coneolidailon, corruption, and the lurl.i of dead itsurs. lie r. al loll J, y applauded. TiUWANl'l DUD II'KBINDIK. ti i. of the roll wa then comtnenced. Many of tbe na.tiea of delecatea were cheered, each t Mr. Cattily or tlie At git, Lucia ItoOlnson, Juli Lom, Ju n A. Oieen, uuJ Jacob llardeuberc, while that of (i. v. furr.our was received with cheer upon cheer, tu whole Coi.Tention arlilnr and applaudln: TiclfiT' us y with round alter lound of applause, llr. Dc Witt ol Kinze, a young ctntlemab at home In ipread eale orutory, roao and announced that tbe Ti.Ti.isf Jeleyatlon baa a cnnimuDlrillnn to pre lint tu ti e CcoTenlloa, It was ninded to tne Cbalr b llr t arlei O. Cornell, of that delegation. Ai It nai read bj.ll.e bectetary bieathlen alienee ere ri!. ui.til It became plakn thnt the delentlon waa aUut lo withdraw. Then the lieartleit clieera trokc ur.a. At tbe readme of thoea cUuie. wheie ln1.Qiui.ny annoonced that It look this itep In tba luteiett of union and barnion,and tli.l, notwitb itjndlo; (ti nltudrawel from the ConTenllon, It fixuid Loirllly tu.pvrt Its ticket at tbe poll, the ivl.tite waa liemendoui aud lonfCOiitlLued. tutrixa tui tiiuoaii or tut laub.likb cl. i't lie itt ll.m mm til a retolutlon nblcli in tu rluncf precluded the udinikiion of any oti.er deleg.ti. u to rtl.re.ciit tho clt) of New York, and upon ita adtptlon moved the prevloui uue.tlon. lb luuval l.un, at tbl atUIuDt lo rule out tl.e lie form dele.atlon from tne city wit.ioct debate, waj as llent the crare. Tbe previous question was ordered, I ut not before a couplo ol erocn de.egates rose, auiin laughter, lo iccouJ It on their ovtn look The main aucstlon was about to be put, when llr. We.t of Jefferson, Intensely auil-Taunujuy, demanded the yeas anil nan. It was evident that the aiitl Tammany lorcea were thrown lulo con. Ifoilon by this lUna movement of Lie Will. The) bad no Uto for consultation, as Ike call a.ter the roll proceeded, and ."Jr. Cat.ldy of Albany vote'! Dc It waa plain that tlie reeolutlon w:i cols to be adopted. The Crst diju who voted agalo.t It vts fiuith W. Wee J of Clinton. He law tbe (olnt. Ihe text name recorded atalnst It waa that ol b.uiuel J. TilJen. His netstiie vote was received wlib l.lsiuo, Alter t'oinir a little lunber down tbe roll without a llacle necative, Tllden rose and asaed to change lis vote, ststlD that tbe object which Induced lilin lo tote na could le better obtained In another wiy. I'rtcl elv nliat that object It remains to be aeen. It. aoi'ptloo of tbe resolution by VJ ares to 4 nsys treilulcv tbe possibility of Ihe admission ofanr dslscation from New York without a iccoumdera lion of the resolution of Do Witt, 1 hare conferred with leading numbers of ii Xit-f-. d.;i.;.on. K 1. 1 t!iiJIyafcert the re.f.'t Otners are decidedly dl.satlsned. I doubt whether It is fo-M.ie to recall In any fjbstautlal rar Ihe ticonn ki'.ion of tbe Convention. TAHUNT PRIVIM TO UAIll ltiUI. AMi' I b' nt my nldclzht despsich of yesterda) I tela coniinunlcsiiou with prominent men In both hi V .t. '.e.iilito'i. !1i ir.uit ib'dej did not i iippomlme. I was convinced at an early hour lalinioiriiu that both delegation from New York old biuliy bs et outline the Convention. A '"fiboijof tLe moit eminent Deinoerels of the UL were dnlroui of eieluJInc Timmsny and al Wttlag a. l!,Ioru delegsllon, but thsy serlon.ly eubttd utn.r theycoull iccompllib thit od. 'it- 0 a lamre tele i tbi creels POlul I am sore that there wait infflclint number of wavtrlm deltratei to throw ont bolb delegations. The voluntary retirement of Tammany was a painful act of barl-karl. It ti doubtleii dne to the joint connielt of lloratlo Beymoor and William It, Tnecd. Beyrr.our waa niver more peraunlve and admit than on Ibis occailnn, Tweed never more wlie anil prurient. Tho former ketwle had Ihe power to 'urn out tl-.e Tammany delegation. Tb latter preferred that Ih frlenla ihould voluntarily walk out ruthtr than t" vded out. Thle la tbe aolutlon of tbe whole problem. 1 CLASH or ARMS IK ONIIDA. Tb queitlon of tb Oneida contested scit be twetn llr. Kernan and Oen. .McQuade then came up. Oov. Seymour, In t ipeecb It which tie highly complimented Mr, Kernan, moved that be be ad. milled to t scat. Mr. Do Witt, after t warm speech, In which be conceded tbe mcrlta of Mr. Keruin, hlaMj eulojlied Geo. MiQuade, and, though calling blmulf t disciple of Oov. tfiymonr, moved to refer tbe matter to a Committee on Credential! hereafter to be apcelnled. Tb debate waxed warm. Bey moor replied to Do Wilt, and De Witt rejoined In oppoiltloei to ftarmonr. It was both a palnfnl and netting scene to see tbe powerful leader of the Democracy of Ih northern Slates, ami latelr t candidal for the Preitdenev, menonng anords wltb an unknown young man from Drooklja, bey. moor evidently lelt deeply, but be v,as calm and eel lected not more eo, however, than Da Wilt. The different lUei of tb Convention applauded their rcspecilv champions. De Witt broutht the mm of Oov, Hoffman Into debate by speaklag of Uei. Mo Quad as t member of bli itiff. Seymour depie cated tb Introduction of Hoffman's name, remarking tbit Ills Eieelltncy was not lnanj way mixed up lo tbe conlett. The truth Is, however, ss learn lurouph a gee tlemin trom Oneida, that tbla Is really a contest be tween Oov. Hoffman's frlenda and those of Oov. Seymour In tb.l county, II la cbaried that some ol (lie delecates to the Aisembly District Convention, nbo Onslly voted for Oen. JlcQoide. who were elided to voir .'-Kooia, aj.iLMhn.wsra IntituUeJ to vol for blm, and who pledged themeelvea to do so, rave tbelr votea to Oen. Mcluad; and II Is Inrther charged that then deleatlona were forbidden to do ao. 1 know nothing of the truth of tbe latter report, I only re;eat a cliarg which Is openly mads. Gov. Seymour lo tb Interest ot harmony, and In compliance with tb dull ol Mr. Eetsas, withdrew hit motion, tru fLATroan. Mr, Caiildy moved tbe appointment oft commit tee on reiolulloni, of which be will be chairman. I have seen the reiolulloni In bis hands, Tieyare eubstantlally as furnished you yesterday on all vital points. This terminated the proceedings tor tb morning session. ma oxiiDA rioir sbttlid. Stitn P. M. Dtwltt amid lond acclaim withdrew the nan.e of McQuide for the Oneida aeat aad let Kernan la. This wss all of any Importance done al tbe alternecn session. The tide of union end barmoay, with the excep tion of her and there an obstse'e, Sows freely. Tammany belts; oul, th only qneillon le as to tbe Ititorm delegation. 'Til felt thst they repreienl not only t Isrg Democratic vote In Ihe city, but a heavy vote elsewhere, and net wholly made op of Democrats. Tbere la every dlipoaltlon to concili ate tboi who stand behind them tiirooghool tne State. Tbe delegation feels t little isore and t goeJ Jeil 4lMr.ccx.t'A zf. jqj tisf .dtruif.. .furd., many delegates from tbe country pirtlclpal In tula feeling. IBB BtrrBMCAX DltlATIirACTtOX. I bear from many Interior connllea tint great dla latlsfacllen eilsta among Kepubllcans, became of the exclusion of the Greeley delegation at Syracuse. If tb Democrata nominate good ticket here, trnatworthy penona anur me that th It.pcbllcan ticket wilt b left to goto tbe wall. Tb Uulgna. lion ageltiit Custom nous dictation and arrogance la very great. All through this part of tbe State Republican Journals of tb Oreeley-Fenton type will give the Sjracns ticket only a hall boarted motor t. I am told by those who know tbst the detection will mainly show ill elf, not by open opicil.lon, but by staying away from the polls. .NO EOCCDl. Tbe reporta of last ulgnl about llr. Tweed btlng ine oct gang of roughs Is now proved to be all belli. ILLII9 Or COV. IITMOTR. Uolf pait i'fcAf. Gov. Sejciour being 111, llr.Tot ter, who is a cood rending cfilier, was cnos'a ter uijueiill) to tbe chilr. Ihe reiolulloni recortrd by Mr. Caeiidy were almost excluvlvrly Horn Lis yen, The re-oiiitioii agalnil Urant'a admlnlitration wai ot course loudl) cleered. That ou ne;ro susrage w.s cordtiliy re coivcd. That un corruption and fiaud drew lorth tbred rounds of applause. That complimenting Gov. Hodman's administration was generally ap plaudeJ, Mr. Kernan, In response to a loui call from the Convention. Is now pddrcsslug It train the platform In a powerful speech In laror of tbe reso.ntlons. lieferrlnx to tl.e Syracuse Convention, he spoke of Collector Murpny as the rotteu snoddjlte wno staid in" and tLe Irlendi of Horjce Orcelcy aa tbe honest me a vLo rvero turned out." Tnli relerence to the Cbappaq-aa I'hlloioper and bis IrlenJs, Grin nell and Itobcrti, whom liernan cnlled by name, uas greeted with hearty pl.udlti. It is felt that this fives Dr. Greeley a bard push toward the White House. Gov. b'jmour waa to have made a long speech tc-nlgiit, but being both sick and f.ttgueJ, Kernan was received as Lit tubstitute. AN OLD bEUOCBATIC LOTH FEIST. uj)aif .".Ir.e.-icsaioT lhrdeubnsb folla-sed Kernan, Colli denounced corruption. Kernan was solemn and teveio. Hardeubeub was keen end rtlltr. De Witt came next. Ho denounced corrup tion, but eulogized the traditions ol Tammany IUII and vlndicited tho great mate of Ila membera from participation lu tho ireent frau. s. The resolutions wire unanimously adopted. So New Yoik commences U.eVv. Departure. A TICECT roil TUC I'LOItt. Lultr Tbe cause of the adjournment aj early this OTiii tb via to erately con.ldtr some mode of reuraan.oiiC the IKuocitlc paity in your city, and to carolu!i selicl a State Mckct. Not Democrata only, tut Republicans who at disgusted with Ih proceeding! nt Syrncusi-, nranl the adjournment Hut for this the Ci mention would hurriedly li.ve Onlehed It -work to-night. Tl.e adjournment, there fore, incam the adoption of measurca and tho preienti.tlon of a tlcktt vh!ch iliall zivo the Mate to tbe Ilemocr.irv. Mr rotter, tbe ''resident, fully understanding this, put through tbe motion to ad journ. It is rslil In high quartets that a propo'lMon will he Introduced to-rrorrow for bringing Into the Con vention ihe reform delgaiiou Irom the city. I know that such u proposition Is being reduce! to writing I dunbt whether It will be Introduced, and If it li, whether It will be successful. Tho in form delegates press hard for something analogous to It, but wllh what success Ihe morrow will deter mine. Tbere Is more ceilalntr of a resolution being patted for tbe party in the city. THS CruRHGC3 RAlirAHT. Auf MlilnlgAt.Mr, Tweed It ttlll at the O.born House. TI.ch.ij Fields Is as lively and good-natnreJ us ever. Chief Jud;e Church bai been at the Osboru all the evening. Ills health Is belter than It was jnterrfar. ToUtics seem lo agree with Mm. A dtllngulshcd Democrat bis Juit requested mo 'u th.'. T.u.iJinr hu U5t cctquerel In ti e flghl. To oblige him I say it. Tho Iteforro deltgatai aro no t In loulon. I am Just from Ihelr room. Tbey don't like the results in far at all. Tbe more sanguine of them hope lor better luek to-morrow. It Is idle to conjecture about tbe State ticket. The n.alc 'OgLtM leiecc tbe (iti.ttt- locctnbeali tied new men, excepting for Secretary of Mate. Judge Nelson tiji lie will not lake a leicmluatlod. Ho may however yield, The present office-holders are able men, and have formed a strong Convention to carry eicn otter through to morrow. With New York Oil four li a majority of lb Convention Thire ire liven candidates to bs Bomlnsled. II will be ilringe Ifsich could Btl tecurt sutl voln If h tried. I think lliey are alt trying their level best exrept Nalion, A new ticket would be tli wiser policy, but everything at Utcheiter Is not wlie. AKOTBtR DIIPATCII rr.OW ANGTne.lt KAM. Tt report thit the selection of Mr. Totter na temporary C'Selrrr.an was a concetelon to Tsrurcaur Hall li falso. He only coniented to serve when r. quelled lo do lo by Mr. llLlen and by tho unani mous Invitation of the State Convulttce, Among tbe perron mentioned for Seirclsry of Slate are Dledrlck Wlllers snd Magnus Orois; for Comptroller, Lucleua lloblnson and Aslicr I'. Nich ols j for Attorney-General, M. I!. Casmplaln, A I', Lannlnr, F. Kernan, and Smith M. Wocdi for State Treasurer, D. 8, Halitead, Wheeler II. Ilrlitol, Tllehsrd F, Clsrk, and Conrvl Sehwariwelderi for Canal engineer aud Snrveror, Van It. Illcbmond for Caaal Commlsaiooer, O. W. Chapman j for State rrlton Inspector, D.B. McNeil and Mr. Luddlngton of Syrncnie. vweiD iintDiD. Tbe Bhandley Lejlon, of New York, pua.Ie.I to night tnrooxb th streets, marching eight tbreaei, and headed by t bind ot music, titer wLlch they erenaded TweeJ tt tbe Osborn Home. Tbs State Committee trs In union to-nliht work Ing on t Stale ticket. Up lo t tat hour they had not completed trielr labors. All Hie dilezstlons from tie tarloui Judicial district were alio ballot ing lor members of the bt.it Committee. The lol lowing delegates tt larg to thai Committee are likely to te appointed H. J. Tllden oi New York, Joseph Warren of Krle, Dilo DeWolf ol Oiweco, K. P, Hoes of t:liU gi, snd George Magee ot Sclmler. TBE (ITVATION. There aptesri to be gteat latli'sctlon st the se Hon of both the Tammsny delegation and ths Con vention. Walls tbe former claim taey hsve C leateJ a determined effort to break their power ne an organization, tne latter feel they nav discharged taelrdnty In purging their body of any t-itnl which was likely to attach to It by imitation with tt foimer reprenntallvsi. HajiWex.. esul rgarilitg tb.' yituf.ai.orJerran. delegations. Tba former, It li said, was before the Committee on Contested f-n'.s this afternoon, but as tbe Committee submitted their report lo th Ccnvrntlon -vlthoul mentioning Ihe fact this eve ning, It is evident ihey decided to abide by UewlV.'t retolutlon adopted Ibis t'lernoon, declir'ui; th-. t Tammany, having withdrawn, New Yjjk should stand unrepresented, The young .Men' Democratic St.le Central Com mittee met at thaOsborn Hons to-diy. Gin.Jamca McQuad waa Chairman, and J, Weliey Smlt'i, Sec retary. An Executive Committee, consisting o' O J, Mage, W, II. Deejamln, W, Hltcbman, anj Smith M, Weed, were appointed to provide for Ihe organl xalton of Young Men's Democratic Clubs throuth out th Stale. Retnlnr Heron of tlie Preeedlng of Iho ConTenllon. The lion. S. J. TilJen, Cliulrman of tlie State Cei trjl Committee, eilled tbi Convf ntlpn to order at lx-.SO P. M, lie spoke se follows: TiLDCi't rritcn. lliverently 1 thank God that whet mldnli bt dsrk ne.s broodld over the Republic, snd tne true men win wer ruardlec tbe sacred tradition of free government cieated by Jeffersen, and vindicated by Jicksoa, and ai noheld in our Mate by tl e I', let a, Tomikmi. Viu Daren. Wrlgct, end Marcy, a.it at their watch despondict, the uplltled cloud begin to show in silver lining, and tneie Is revealed llio dawn of a new and bet'er dar. Tk4Jier.iacr.aiy. bcrrbu'iutJis jfcci .ad.rrrt fylnc Iti ranki, sdvancca to flint anew tbe battle againit centralism and c irruption, to which seven ty Ave )eara ago It was first le I by Tnornai Jeffer sen in tbe nstion and George Clinton la tie State Tuoie dancers have rec.nllr auu'ned vas'ly greater dimensions than al the blrtu or at any time durirg the exiitente ol the Repuollc Mankind naturally tear tne evils they liuve last experienced, even after those evils nave passed away aud uln.ra of tho oo poalt character Have taken their p ace, li I a n.xitn of Mtory that CKVerement la alwaya atrentthened by nnsnecessful luiurrectlon. AX CLD BBASS-llOl'XTgD lltTArnOR. We buve Just emerge I from a vast civil war, lu rblcli w uave eonqueied a riorlilin t.udiri..ken to break up onr Federal Goverumiut. llt-u.:lan 1 crubd. eli'ery I ilend forever. u. .iitlriyit Irre oeaMy k.veu to tLe c. oi.C i-ce, t: ou..ca ou Jen ol tli vrir l aii'ompli.'ied. Kvery natural re sult is aitan.ea, ana yet In our recoil Irom a danir comrletely pase1. we ru"h bl-ndly toward the tit pcslte pent. The tquill' nutn ol our whole polit'cul system Is In danger ol Li-iiu on: uironn. und a il pottc aud corrupt centralism established Tae wbol value of Ihe arrangement by whlcn our worla Is kept in If place in .be solar system Is In the bal ance between two opposing force". 11 would mat ter little to us winch ol thjie 'orcis ihould be allowed tu previll. If ti.e centrifugal teudei. IT ihould dominite, our plsue1- would ibo. I m dly luto the realms of cud. ess ipicr. I.ir iim fiom Ihe souice of beat ind light and Ire. until every living tmng upon its suraienouid pcrioi. Il tho ieu.r.uit.1 te idewy ou' 1 d.Kiili.vtc. tbe !Ilwo..i.1 .v.v!i w.tUlt;.a.lVi.. ie!w: cy I w.i j t e run, until tt ibonld be engulfed In ti.e buruica ma:s. bolt Is wltl tbe adju-tmi lit of powtis t-e-twien t le ctal an I Federal Governments; ili-un ion and ceninnzjtion are equa ly fatal to euod .oi eminent. DieuMcn would generate ceiitrall.ni or military desooti-ru In fie separate Mates. IVatrui ip-n atte'i Med over arms anj pop'.i:atu ns su vti-t woudbreiktbe r.rls isumler, Ji.it dil our c.m.i uent, aa II has every oil rr, witn rival nations. Our wise nnrettors dtv.sed the omy eystem pi ssiblo to arolit e upposite nils, Tley formed a Isiienl rovernnient lu urrsige our foreign relation, to maintain teaee aud unity between He Siatt, isd tj admiiilster a lew exceptional lunciltns ol loiumon Interest, and Iher lelt II e treat residuary rust, oi towrno.eot.l powers to ti.e Males, tuh old corrtR-rAsrrNED riitTT. The Den.ocratlc party has carried on t'.e Federal (lovcrnmtnt tor Oily of ihe sercnt vears o, tin proeut century. Its creed Is compresied in two ideas i 1. To limit as tnuc1! es pos.M all goTernmeaMI pnwer: enlarging aiways and everywhere tbe do main of I: ditidual judgment an. I action. 3, To tbtow D.tca the governmental pnwr nec tvrf lo 0 ex -rcisid as much us possialo upan tlie btates and the li cj nice, aptro.cni g lu ewry cute ll.e Individuals to lie MK'cte I. 'Jhree Idm doniin 'tf over the Democratic par ty, ana Lnd In It thttr best representatives, lae otipotlle ideas, to meddle witn eterylhing prop erty belonging to Individuals and to centra Ue ail governmenul power, express the leocencles of the Repuhlicau parly. Under tl.elr lnpir.tlon Ihe Federal Government Is rvpldly seizing upon all ihe powers of tuuisn eoclelv. It has asumed to regulato tie tuHragc, and threatens to tako the con.rol of all elcctloua It perverts the power to raise revenue Into a means oi dictating what Muds ol business men shall emp ny their Labor and cau dal in, of giving bountiee and grautlng monopolies, ol eiirlcnlng lavored clvstei bv ltnpovorlhlig the earmuss ul the people It Ins drawn iilltun its power all the oanks It has bmun to cioato Iniur uce corporitlom; and It yearns to tike Juristic t on or all rai.roud co-ntanies. I a career of us up,, lion, If continued a low yeara longer, will invo've all Ihe bustneii, all tbe contracts, and all luu p. ertr of Indlvldua a, an I will popula.e Wa.r.ingto.i with tLe lobbies oi t Irty-.even bia'.e., 1 opioe centralism because It is Incompatible with civil liberty. Forty millions of people, guided by a mule band, would ewecpover all tilt ntund ull tciltt ance ol uclatcd or unorganized mdiviuuais. OrtRA-OLASSES WANTIII. Look st Frame i. uf a iuiI.iou of oeici-hoMcri aud half million ot soldlem, montl liointieciu tre, uiaae cit il litrrlt liot ottinle. I otpuso ceutral lein, tec.uxe it creates ,p Irrtspous bie power ana trropunible power Is always cur tint. A Govern mem rutin.' all the altalr of Individuals Mid lociu li ji, Irom the AtlanUi' to tbe Pacific, Irom the gre .1 lakes to ll.e Gull or -Mexico, would be Ihe :r.o-l :u coiupetcnl for wh.t It would undertake, the inctl oppressive, the moil Irresponsible, aud t.ie most corintit Govrrniueiit of which l,l.,ory nflords any eiu'.iple. h would repeal and exaggerate lite crimes of tne worst Uuverntneul In ineworala e, Already the system it maturing Ita fatal fruits. Demurailza lion in public trusts prevails to an extent never oe fore known lu this Country aud scarcely believed to be possible. 1 no uuss of men of sll partjn are pnre In tbilr inteiiiloii, but parties diter In tbe tenueuctcs ot liielr principles and inuasuies, an I Ihe Lieal riand irdsand leai hlnss of their lealers, Tbe Demo crsilr pari, frum it ronn iiilnn tr-reeiaarteri of a ceniury ago, has held and acted uton miss untch tend to purity In goveruinei t. II 1ms enicted with leadrrs u hliher standard uf nrhclal purity taau any other party lu tue couulry It liai uaver elected to I, e I'rcsiilencr any man of as low a stiinuaril m oflltHt Ille aa oivt.it ijf tba tLne Iteptiuncau l'it,i debit, TUB OBBAT AMBHICAN fllVT-TARKII, Every Democratic National Convention would by coinmoii con-ent, have rejected Irum Ita uoml lion a man w ho had rilled tl.e pull lo offices with nil lel.tlves, or who had oven enriched by costly ores euls thllo exercising lie Imiuense power of the 'residency to promote men's litiiiett or gratify men', ambition. Kven In Ihe corrupt limes ol James 1 the grcit.si tntoi ect perhaps wi kn has appeared among men liar, m as imuesched by our tnett tori becuuie, ns Lord High Chancellor of Uuglaud, be had received reeenlB from suitors In csusta de pebOing I efi rs him. His deleuce wss that he had aeclded tbose csuses sgslnst lbs parties whlcn nad made the reenu, Graut bas decided tbs cauiei of tboi who were candidate lor the greit civil truita of Ih country In favor of those who mads him presents. JeOer 100 left smvng the noble traditions of his precept and example the msxlms that 1 wonld not spnolnt relatives lo efflfe, whatever their fitness, and that while In official life he would do nothing to increase his forlune. He wonld keep himself not only pure, hnl he would hold blgn ths standard of puhlln mor ality. Ido nolwlsn to speak harshly of tb tllus 'rlous soldier who Oil the Presidential chslr. He may not htive been conslrne of Ui cH In the fatal example wh'eh he h lit-. Hut when tb two Idcai ol personal gain and lb l.eitowal of office are ah lowed to be In or.e tnlml at uimmi lime thev will brrome aiioolated, and It H but a ntfp to Ihe sale of the greatiit truN. Intellect, ti Inlrir. virtue, will soon sneenmb to wealth. ulgar inllllonalree will grasp th hlg.iel sett of honr and powr, sa the, put a rear emblazonment on tuelr carriages or t gaudy livery upon their servants. THE OtlBAT tTBBAaf Or CORRl'rTIOX. I now turn to our own State. Th era of Dimo crailcfcendsncy wss the twentv-Bve yesre under Ihe Coostltnllrn of 1Mb. Van Dbrsn, Marcs.Wrlgl.t, scd Flagg rn'ed. Tbey wero men of absolnts per sons! honor and trulh. snd In all tbe counties tney attneted lo then-selves similar men. 'Iltey wielded party power not only lor pur measures, but lor honest men. It tyoung roan who bad served one session In th LeUlatur cam back to lobby, L lost his landing wllh th parly leaders. Corrnp lion In ths legislative bodies wa almost unknown. Even In 153fl, In the wild peculatlon of that lime, three Democratic Senalert, wno bad tspt back a bill atHiut th Harlem Railroad In order lo buv some ol Its stock, wet ecmpilled lo reilgn by a Dewecratlc Sen.te.and Yonof end Van Bchalck re ilcned tbelr I'lll branie Hies Senators bad cot been expelled, lake to Iwfniy-flve yeara wblcu followed aa Ihe era of tho atcendanry of tb Repub lican party snd of that partv Irom W.ilch It aprang. Your legislative bodies sr Invariably found nlmot Immediately have b onie-pnrctiaaaole. 'I wlce within that lime the greal oQce of Senator of tte United Stales ihe real nf Clinton, Vsn fluren, Wrirhl, and Mcrcv-hat been put up at auction aud knocked down to tbo bee bidder. It ivja not In an eateniuly of Germio or Irish citizens It was not among Democrat': but H vvjb In In can cue ot Republican members of Hie benata aad Assembly, elected by the Republicans of the rnral dlstrlcle. TI, muoiclpal corrnpt ens of New York clly tre lbs rciulls of lrresponili la pow.r dcttnt In Pie "sere ey pf bnr"i" and eowinliticn. 1 hey at the outgrowth ol twenty veirs el U.OOllcan legis. lation bi Albany, and a rartnerihlp of plunder be Keen men ol loth tatties, eitabilsbed during that period. solid cnons or wiibom. I lave "ild this tr-uch. as s demand of h's lorlcal Ju'llce. Ibve no lea-t lor such i ,scutlon. I Know Ib.msis of ..ur He; ubl.csn rVlsnds are ;6o, Hitvirttensf lt ac wslfo .vr,T!'", 5h," degraded Into a merecompsrlson of me relative sire of the lenront lotes that re on tbe bodies of the respective parties. Let us rather engage In a gen nna aunlatlon lo rccue onr country Irnin per vatli! corruption! Let tl.e people jud.-e bv wh.s wc do i- w t urltr o8!elll trusts of lb conmrt, snd lo elevate tho standard of public morality. Principles are ihe tret ol political character. 1 Le Den.ocracy bsve alwsrs maue fideli ty to itlcltl trust ind Jnilleo lo the tolling maise. wbo asm their brml by th aweai of their brow, a fundamental article In tbe parly creed. Ills lime now to proclaim snd enioice tbe decree that who soever pioneers tbe rcnole. though be (teal tbe livery oi besvin lo serve tbe devil, l no Democrel, A IgnrORART CRAIRUAX. Mr. Tllden concluded by nominating as tempo rary Cbtlrnan the Hen. Claikeon N. Poller of West chester, which was carried unanimously, Mr. Pot ter was tlin Intro 'need to tho Corvcntion, and in.de a epeech ulteratlcg tbe sentiments of Mr. lllden, and adding: Let nt pmte end purify our own rsrtv, and let bs rail aionud us ail Ih. se who, whatever their views here core, row ir'K to limti and localifp the powers of toveruracnii and uinat eubltt ot Ttoerro in the' orfanlzatton and itul es of this Convention wisely. Justly, temperately, and Srmly, without tngsr snd wrtnoul lesr. TAXUiM't WITHPRAWAU Mr. Tllden moved tbst Letter D. Faulkner snd I-oac McConlbe be made tempar.ry becrcl.iie. Cairiet. Oj motion of Mr. Tllden ths roll of un conteiteited tfelstates was called. Mr. Diwitt of Kingt rot and slated thst there wss t member of tbe Mate Central Committee here bearing a com muntcatlnn Iroin the lammsny Hall delegillon snd he noted that this communication be received and tea CtiafT.VCT.'Ctriiin VTvV.fm- loVonldL C'jmmuiilcatl'ia fiom Ihe New Yorn dilejat, oo lotkt t'auirmoia of (hi iTeniwmrf- Han Contention, itMru In 'etercri al CoiinrAiat Jiat: The rnceislmd. deli gates totMircnventl-n.elec. 1 by Ihe icveitl Alien. -iy District lo represent the XVmocratic elector, ol :L ronnty of New, la unci ron'ornutr tu tbe publls.-et call, lull; afpcc!tinr th.-dr. let ol ths Iirroocraiio msei. not only of tn.s Mate, but of the Cnton. that nothing shonld occur at inn Convci tlon winch Is ca'culatM to Jeopardise in tnnmpia of tar c.uio of ron.iuuilonal gov rrrmect, have na win at this crititai lunciute In tne history ol 'he rrrtv to embarrass the action o yonr binrab'e acuy Wb le tberrlore, do que. lion or dr-ubl can ex!t recardlnz Ihe regu'arltv of their eiectloo, then cannot Irnore iho fact mat crave the se', involving Ihe c'i.al Inirgrl v ol ,'ertalu or, mincnl intnn, -r tl.e 1 ini-tivn lull llci i-l t ..uir-tltf t' e lfil men m n I ililt-r fie fvll or w'.. chl.'c Lude.u.ncl we--e'rer I nt- -u ii:d be tba otpotitirn nreet. ralcnlatrtl to re,-Jn1lee th. peotls ol tne t e utin.l isi t orranuaii m. In r, i r nee t iheie ctn rest, the un,'enici.,'d In com u on with it e len. -rracv of me city of v ev or-r itr. m ,r J ti.e n ost rtil "d tearJiln Inie'tl all- n tni".. Il nt a i til irai iwl t and i.stul funi-hmenl he Tint- d ui-oa tbe inline pa. tie In vlsw ot the c. renin, s'aiicr retfired lo. and aetuated folely or a d, the lu nromote the h-r.t ony of ,h p-rit and tie tu,cesof ti.e regu .r I etno,- at c i anal tat, both -t tr r.na lora', at th ci nit v vie 1'in th, un e-tisnelwar-liierl 't lo aileipao n tie rro, e ninjt of your honoiable roir. Iney fn ihe moie t rd -ilytloige tn -msrlve. and Ih.- Iieiu c a. i.ia--. w- om ihev r-pteteiit. t give at Crtr-iesi. ecl'r, a-i.i u lei up po.i to lue tliLe: lu m tiiall bo r.o.nln.t.d by mit Cotven l-ii ,loi n I., te'lows, l'lr-i .'fenibly Msirlrt N. T, I I-- it l po.a ,e Hi I- lu i.ct. s i uft. t ..V, I. lu A.1 ,vw S' V. Wm. rtcntr i er. r'our.h Aisjoi v Il.tiiiei V. Y. .Vi s-in W oting. Ftfa ncm')iv I'.tt.ici, s. Y. Irki e McIolo. y x.h s irrbly Irir.nri. N. V. A J. li-lin er. rev Ot I Atte-iihlv II t.r.cl, S. V, J. I n S rut. KuhiU .Iwenib y Hlsirlct. s.Y. V o. Ut rjen, Ninth A"imu,r I':trn I, N. Y. IL iirr tt i T man. Irn.h Assembly l'i'trlct, .V Y. J. Henri r'.r M v nt i A'srmoiy U.str.c, N. V. Jo.iih l'.oih, 1 wilm Atteinoiy litsirlei.N. V. 'lions' Jior ,'l htrtec th A'tenbiv lutr ct, N. Y. Heinanl Ifetlir, Fcurle-ctb As emoly I'l'ir el N. T. Tl.o s c Held', nitienih A sitnnlv I'l-tr. t S'. v. John J.I raJley.miienihAi emoiy Ihnrlci :..Y. i.eo I'liiiiaclt, evente n a A eemblv Dutrie V, J ,i.n Mul .1,. F. ihteaaii Asi.nib r H I'rli', f. Y, ja i e I' K rg. Mnete'iitn Alee, i'ly Instriei, N. Y. OrTgeJ Moo't, i wenneti Assembly H'ltrkt, N. V. I has. 0. Cornell, 1 wen' v-flrit Assembly Dtsti.it, N.Y. TUB FtZrOUMtCS OPT. Mr. Dewlit moved that no iltlcgatlon being now rr cut Ir.'in New York. Iiavim the on ell e of li.' ul irit, "r l.avln? o-en elected In fouioroilty Willi tha call o' ti ebtute Central Commltlov, bit admit ted, tbirefore, ,-to'rft. TIs' In the call of the ro'l New Yoixbe oi..ittct lu the (utaie pror, ed i.kt ol th I iiodv. auauo delvgatiou be deemed ae sitting tiuai mat lucstlt). On Il ls reeolullon Mr. Hewitt moved Ihe previous question, which was orairsd. The roll was then called, and tne resolutiuu w.s adopted by UJ ayes lo -1 noes. fAppla'ise.) William C Kiiik. e." bt Kings, n uTid it.av n Curf. mltlee u one .loraiaci Ju tu 1,1 nl tr!u Oj appoint ed lo rep, rt the pertuansnt oSceis ol tho toitsn tlon. Carried. Mr. Catswy, of Albany, moved (hat a Comuiltteo of two Irom each judithl ili'lilit. ixiept iho I'ir.t Districl, be appointel lo treteul resolutiona to tbe Convention. Carrl-J. Gov heymour tsht there were some contested teats, and bo suprotcd Ihe 111 at business wai lo dts-po-o of them He asked if there were anv papers on the bocietary's cesk runlrillnt the scat of Francis K rni.n of UneldJ. Tue atcretary laid there weie noue. Mr. Ilardtntirrsh, of Ulster county, moved the adaption 01 tilt House of Assembly tuies, lurried, TUB UN III) t IICIII. Gov Sevmour rote, ha said, with mnrh reluctance lo make a uiotkn. He learned nitu mue i pain t .at allien who bad grown gr.iv In llio service ol t ie party had Lis seat coiititted. He moved that Francis K' nun be sdmltted to lilt seat as a dele gale from tl.e First Dlalllilof Oneida. Applause. ,r Dewnl saiJ that he kniw Low -.rii-lees was foi a young mcrnoer of Ibis body lo rise and oiinoso a motion ms le bv ona so niueti o.der, and occuayln' u position so high us the cenllemin who l.a,i Just taken hit eut. Still, Le felt It Ins duty to do 10. He Liul heard no le.ion given lor In uto Iwn.an.l he ciml I not lute for It, Ho then tru. coeded at length lo slate Ihe procci jiugs of the Dittrlft Convention. Governor bermour responded that be had made no tiatemen oi the tc;s in U e ca lor I e reason that he wlsneJ to avoid si r unpltxwul level. tloni. He then sppealed to the Lonuntlou to carry out the declaration made ter lo frown donu fraud aud '"Mr.'Dewilt moled as an amendment that the case of tne First lllstitit berefoired lo II e I oniinlitee on Conlesled beati. Mr 'lllden rose lo a point ol order, and said tut the motion to rofer Inu case to a Committee was not In order. ';r. Chair decide 1 lo.l Ih motion was lo order. Lior Seymour said bis only object was to at ol I revelations which would be brought before lie Committee, bum would withdraw his motion. Mr. Goi' ou o Delaware mured thai a Committee on Credentials bs appointed. consisting of oue invai ber from e..ch Judl'lsl district except the Fir't Csrrled. The Convention then lok a recess lu t P. M. tun or ins omida rionr, TL Convenl.on wst called lo order at ft o'cocx P M Mr! Dewitt announced Ibsl Mr, McQoate en doracd all he (UewUI) uad aald. aud bad auihorlsej him lo aay thai, deiirlng that the harmony of the party may be ieeured.be withdrew his claim to a teat in th ConTenllon from tbel'lrsl Dialrlct ol OnelJa. IGeeat applau-e. On molfun, Francis Kernan waa nnanlmously In vited tu lake a seal In tue Convention. TUB COWXITTBBS. Tbe following committees were appointed I Committee ouOreanltatlon-Oamee R Ford, Win. II. Sawyer, Itowlann II. Oardnor, A. II. Illiloi, Martin J. Uuoderlln. John II. lines. Lommlite on Ksiolutlona-TbomM KIntella, Robert n. Minion. Wm. Cttnty. namuel J. riiacn, VTm II. Wallace, K, C. Davia, Francis Kernan. Allen C, lieaeb, I.arln lloDinion, bpeacs brenctr. w. Jnnuiou, A J. llcCall, Joseph Vvarrea, Ilinry A. Itedmond. Luouulllee ea CtisaWd gssU-ltDOirl rarsy, laai'l n, TTeilerbroik. A. n. Waldo, D. C. West, TFllUam n, uordsn, Lnos McDong-ill. Klngsbnry. II waa announced that E, P. Moor of Madison having wlthdrawu, It. O. i'errin was aaoalltuled In bis place, Ihe Convention then took a recess until 1 T. M. R rORij or C0VMITTII9. The evening session of tte Convention wai csllsl to order at CIO P. M. The Committee on C ontcstcd estn teroited In favor ot givlni- lie seat for the Second District ol Msratnn to Klll'n Weed and for arren county lo F. C Iturhans, Agreed to, The foMmltlee en Perniiuent Orianliitlon re ported aa lollowt. wnlcn wis igrte.l lol For Preldeni-Clsilon N, rotter er Westchester. Mce-Presidents Jo'erh rinrger of Kings county, Henry A. Reeves ofFudolk, ualvln llornbect of Ulster, and M. ranter Williams of Columbia, Smlts 11, Weed of Clinton, and James II. I'ratg ol kcheneda-lr, A, 8. Page ot Oswego, and Olios llawley of Oneioa, J. G. Rithards of Medl'on.ant William ClKntlee or one go.rnsr.es w P.meroTOf Ciynat.tnl A.J, llcCall ofht'ubon. 'TilIMm vtniitms of Kris, and C. U.Ncr ray of Chautauqua, Mn. routn't trttcn. Wlien Mr. Potter toss la accept the office o' per manent Chairman, hn waa greeted with lure cheers. Mr. Peter ssldl (Ibntlihb-i or ma CoxvrsTtoxt I relnrn youmy tb ik lor this renewed snd iiiost unexpected expres. slon of yonr favor. 1 bad looxad, as I pre.ume allot you bad, to tne selection of that great states msu froaa Oneida, Mr, S-ymour, whom ws all love and revere (ureal aprdauseL as the rrnpar person to be President of the Convention. Had I rn wn of hi loabilnv to reive, and thst anv person In th Contention regarded m as th i roncr perion to succeed Mm In the pus tlon I should base lo. sieted that my name should not be used, but that some other gentlemen more intlinatelT connected wiin Ihe I'oli.lc of tne M.te, and ptrrrnvlly letter Lnoa n to the delegates piesent man t have been, shomd te (elected for this honoranle plare. I deem It one to invsclf lo lui Iher eay mat when t considered the qnoailon nf who should corns ole the committees "hen have lu'l reporteii, 1 was so entirely nnac. qn.inted with the crntlemrn whose namos wire se. lected by me, teat 1 consulted wllh and acted wrotiv npnn the luneitlont of Ir.eMale Committee in regard tothm. UostestUteiilT.had 1 antlcirated that mis addltlontl doty wnnld be put noii me, 1 taould have attempted to exircite some otrer choice in re inert to thst commutes whose nnrortonate leport yon nave Jntt betrtt. (Latishler 1 lor myself I ati a lierrO'"3 beearee f relieve irom nv Ir.nennost heart that tree sovernmeat can never be preseivel m a great couulry lue tbl'. with ail Its taneiies of soli and cl'mate and people, 'icept by limiting and by localtxlag tbatiowers ol government to thai end, aud tu mat bein f It taken whatever pmt I do tale In t e tohtlca of my lountry, Iloyond that I care for nothing, 1 hat man Is lo my view a Demo ci at, wnatever his pr.tt ttili..tlor.l mar bate been, wbo now believes In limitlai and locaht ng the roweis of inl llovernmeni annual man it In niv joi"ement nn liem..crsi, lO w I'wl bast i) IfjUiioo. wW whatever lilt professions or psr.v naj Pga ViT 0ii2 or ale great rariy to cover rl7;;. ...t.-14-'"' BVtlJbucaUfMlhep4(i .e-)D" ...orse-ks to ami traaj, au .'t ,a,0n lur coriupnon m gecletnen, It only remain tor retjru you mr t tola lor your lavor, and lo priced with the builiicss of tbe Convention. I Ap. plau'e.l 7b Committee on Resolutiona submitted the fol lowing resolutions, lLo reading oi which was fre quently app.audeJ: 1 he Platform. Xatlrtd, T at Ibe Democracy of New York sr ralgn before tbe reople of the Union tbe Admlnlitra. tlon a Waihp tlon si falic to 111 Pledget and faithless ta Its c .nit.ta'lousl obligations. It has prolonged the dlnculons that follow c.tll war, kept alive sectional anlmia'tict, refold am'testy to inbmlislve cllltecs, tad denied peace to the reitored Stale'. It baa set up privileged classes, and initiated a system of cxemp. noes Irom taxstion scd protection to moneyed Inter, ests, tbe tecder.fr of wmch Is to make to rich ruber snd the poor pooicr. It has squan dered on miminMh cornoiatlons tbe lands which wet the plrdjitd ber tai of the seller, ami It now attemut o r-'rtK'lue-ielis pawee i-y t rerjareo. ta tb groreit eormpiion, by lb direct Interference of Federal onTce. holders in popular ilectione, and oy t resort to mill, tary force to repress the civil tribunals of the conntry a. d to control rooa'ar a'semMazes and elecilooi acta and nsiirpanous wb.ch a'.l hisiorr snows are strides to w ant deapottaui. and teolrh, u not arrested, mull prore faiai lo onr republican liwtlrutloni, ALL TUAT TDB aiMI.Vk RtrCBLICAMS ASK, lUnltrit. Ibal we recognize tbe emancipation of Ibe frecdinen of me South and their eurancbueiuent and Perlect equality beiore the law, at the Inevitable se queue nt tne civil war and of iba overthrow or lbs reacllion agaiLst Ibe t'uion, and we ao ditto be Ibe .ai'U- o' il.u.MUi'.'i .Iti-'ti Li.jls as;uTsia?uior.tbt.t. r-iabllhed nuhtt, and to aid Ibem In promotinir their own elfare and ihe general prosperity oi tbe conntry. Jlir WUAT IIOUkST XBW TOBKBRS WANT. nt'Oiitd, Tbst we view wltb Ineignatlon the corrup tion aud extravagance leceutly broagiit ia tiaht ta lbs nunagement of tbaioBnirlpaiariA.ieia the City of tw York, sad denounce as unwortny our couaienanee or toleiallon all wbo are responnblei therefore, w oledae our best efforts lo prevent a rsneiitiew or such auates, and will look with satisfaction upon the punishment of all upon w, om guilt esn oe rlxe i. W. a jusllo t,i ree Td and the fac,s tt prove tnsl tbe deplorabl con dltiou of atfatis ex. snug la New Yurk was Inaugurated a.m lasteoed ui-on tbecitv by a system ol uro. pos.bla Kv.-rnmoit imtitutel bv tba Republican party, and continued by lue n ibrouzb uany years, unl. i whlrn tne jr wth u: rxiraragtQce, orcututlon ana Irani w a Irev'taole i au,l we ilunan 1 oo iba purl or your text f-rtfitlAture -ucn fnrinrr rel r.na ;i lue city cha ler at tu. ,1 ilailiMo Ihe .e.l.l loo I III kb wl, in tui-b l,u ids were iks. oic, in -t-ire i tut-r lainat t vr.i Anea. y not'.'i .ty I r th.-,.ejp,e of iba city to in oic i,cw li. an, l, i a, Uid, eron'f-ln the tart l tne Mayor more complete roitiolam i'orte,jiii'i.t,y moiu c uuplote rttpjo-lbit. I y tor the suburuir.ati ilc ar,miu.a ol the Admialt trat on. And-The lltu lav of the Ma' or of Sew Vork. with all maiort nf r.uee, lo be iti.i ,icl by toe Governor In the tame manner as ah-ritf. of couutl-t a o cow i mrved, upon proof uilure nlm ol maliuaiajce Ij oJre, or neeleit ot dotv, eoui la lilec ion. in ,l,o taring of eae.t yaar to at to place In the h in tier tho pc.'p.o tne power to maa a tomtletr envnge cf tbe City iiuvernmi nt. .'IA 1'ii'ilic.i) of ace iun,a wt all times, and fjclll tie to ll.e ikipa: er lo rei.ra n 'inu puu su ubjtcs, and to sicure tptejy lria.lt of tftuuers In ludepeaJcni cum e.-ve-il, Tant el e-len La shown 'hn rer.'tttv or re'iratnic: and'KUul j by Con-iituilanal .-i at.-imrui ih'i-uwer ul to.vns ctiiut atoi ni'iaic pain ei to cieaie Uibt ana to tax thr propnty of ciiiaeni. tub cnixrs or cram's outci.nucm. H"OlrtJ. That while readv t it detei mined to purge loial adni. man .Hon of ubct.t, y.- must col oa rteot i fine duiv ol c Tiecttng tua contessed at.d al. .prevail in j corrupt o.i lu the iedera, Cuvernmcot. Cong.e-s and he I xrcuttve In consummating their scac.iia ot eentrniiiat.on opnlv d,ria ard liielr Coosiitut unal om g-ittoi and tamper wuti the Ja Ilciary. mim sa in.nl ,ulaiu ihr sy.irin of exheuduure. debt, anu papjr money ai to demoralize puolic sentiment, ta corrupt tx'luiin't lu-lncn lue, as well nt near all ih cbau. ni.s oi potittcsi a Iminutritlon i and t' r.ftigacl.s .n Ibe Custom llu.ise. tne Inter tal liev.uaa liaieai, la tnu Arti.i and ;.aTy. au lu the hlzi.ett walks ol ,'iLea. as welt as m miinir.ojilt'ee, are mo ilpc irui.aot tnu ty-n-ui, a u wu can the aittnt'.on cf tbe pcoi'le to the laci that tnli c rtint power irlutnpbed in andc... trolled ibe recent ilivub.ican Convcuuun at Hyrucute. Cl'AKPS roR tub ballot-uox, Hcoliiil. That as legliirr lawi.so 1 tr fr hi pu ven t. Ing trauns In clerilot.s nave proved to b sn e d. ti n d re .v. rot wo.ci, they caa ni.i. erili Li iou-u ,i niHtiit, we netaar.d thai some oilier eaiezunrj. tj pro Tidvi ajalnsi a fraudule t re"eittlou oi votes aau d sucirti cauvass ol ballots tritm s tvblcli aiu Ina on tu repreitntative guiernmenti and mat we approve oi the passagu of t.iu ruiislltultonal atueudmunt now lo.td.tc, niSLing brioery agrounlof chattenje lo (he elecior, and denying u.u sititraae alike lo l,l.u that re. ct'ite. and mm that oilers a conupi inducemrnt. TUB MHOCBATIC rAUTl'n D0A9T. larr.l Tnat Ih Democracy of ihe Slate, to sus. taiu in ti canriileni claitu on tue tuff. age. ol tna tio tu the r.sults ot tneiraamiol.iraiion dur ng the tn t.'im ina power and leiponsibiuty or let. latiti uas heeu In their nanat. 'Ihey nave re cueu the caual irom tuo i uln to wu ch a reckless and Improvi dent s stem ot repair coulracta ha.1 exposed iheui. Tlier hare restore I ihcm lo Ihe nlzti. e't efilclmcy. and at tne aame time redu,ed tne ixiienfe au lowerid thi t tlli, with u tnuea piart cai Petu-Ul to tbs r r uue and coimucrce as to extort frot'i our poll leal ajerrtane'. who at tint drnouucel this statesmanlike policy, a reluc.aui aipiovai. Tuey n.vc cut ult an Humeri. hi ol special leirnlai on aud rouiiictl materially lae vomm ol .axatloj. ib.-y cu.lle ac a cu upariiou ootwee.1 theticsii,i and tue lae. in yeu.s oi at'cti'tmtaied uuiruiu, wane, and car ruptlouol tnelr adicr.ir.ct. TUB TAIUrr AdAIM. r.'iolrt t. That Ibe freest exchange of commodities between tua and every other country, at bette I vailaus ui.irlcta ol oar own laud, la ol ue greatest benent ouin lo tua Luvtra aud toe tulie.tt t,.ai Gov er meat should lay i o lax on Import- except lor re Venue purpo-fsi that revenus to he tu ly levied a.toutd be moderate lu atn .u t and fanl. bared upon Hie vaiue of tho prorerty laaed.in.t i.w material, and imnnl'bea ariitu'S caunot lis especially taxed without an iiiunil t.uruen beiug laid upon oar i,o.i.e.iic maoularttiret. to as to preient iLouifrom comiiellig lair.v w,tn thr, of other countries i mat ourpio.e t t.ir ft v lo atet ev,rr priut n e ol oo iticai ecouumy Ills coiui ittiieo in its pro via o .s, icquirittr u euorit ous body of ollleiais lor II. coll, ruon, aud thus rte'iaucnlng onr po nks by luiuw ug lut patiy C'ntc.sa aig" element of i ereuns suoie. stent lo me silnin ac.raud H"t,l f ll.e. a, uoinung p, wer. Il natdr.v.u our manutacturet, tnougn ine iuuii lllul In tne world. Irom all loietgn niaueit by enhancing the cost ol Ihe nmeilals tbey use. Many a.' lis ilotlet are sn b'gh si to tncr.oa.'e iirngc.t". and lis cUiP.lcaU'd as to entrap Hie honeit linoollcis. Instill tne ,reaeni ctrciit.stauoca ot tbe country an ainp.e revenue lur the payment uf the lnteresi ana large liitlullinente ol ibe pauemal of the dtbt anuior toe orilitiwr eip.liiot of me Uovtruiueni can h. B id without levyiug any tanfl uluitTrr npen neceisary ait'cle', turn at linn, ruil I'loiHn.' medicine'', and all maieuais used in the uutiiu'iic a. is, uorru.iN auono iub baoxs. RtintrtJ, That In John T. Iloflman the flempcracr elaiin a v.ui hy sn-eet.or ot ih.' greai I'ltnr.-iatu-leadcrt, fitntou, louitaibs, W'ri.ht, aiarcy and ?ey iiioui Rtgaid i g Hitmen as Ihe teivant 1 1 the hol" cunill item y de hut olaccd hin self above all silt, .tir ve.icv tu localltli't lie nas by hi. values i roiccted th Tirainry and lavd niillioui of moucv lor th" pi'oi,u. Ue bat persiett nt v rctitieit tnal sperh ot I'.eal srrt rier.onjl leg'.tuiloa upon wmrb the I bby Mumper tiiilset, aid wircti peireit our syllein ot tuual laws, lu his adni uu trallon ot the piriU.iuig power, while tentliilo to the nnpeal uf Justice mil mer. y, ba bat h -en true lu the rtquirtmenl. of b sgrtice lo eo that tbeliws r latlbluliy eaecoted lie hat asirrietl and iiiainlalned lbs civic rial tt of all i illaens, uo mallei ol wnst rare oi ercwl sud be nas borne n msalf In hit bun utlleo with sum luii'giily. com a:, annJ dee uton tu duty a to roiuiuand Hie lonQdeute ami gratitude, not ouly of in to 'iri surporlrrr. Phi of Ihe mass ol Inirtl.rifll sua appreciative clutcus of tue Mile, TRUE DIUOCtlACT. Btiolxtd. That uow tnat apprehensions ar exnre'sci that the relltlou aud civ. 1 tgua lly o cuiaeni is uu1 naeed, we renw the pledae of our ndelliy to lb treat Democratic doctrine oi eual aoa exicl Juilue l all aiee of wn.tever creea or naiional.ty, aud special f.vert lo noae. obiat trttcn or rcANCis giaxAN, Ur, Ktrtat ol OusUa russ to second Ibt ttsolu- J Hons, snd proceeded to spesk In ftvor of their adoption, II said: Itn. PitiMDtKTi t rise with verv treat pleasure to second tho motion for iho adoption or the resolutions which have last been read, and althougn I bad not In. tended al Una time, nor do 1 now Intend, to occupy al any length the tlmot this Convention. Bevertne ess, as some gentlemen bave kindly Invited me to mako lame temert', I embrace Ihe opportunity. Mr. Kernan, vtlio had that far ipoken In bis place ss delegate, now stepped on tbe rlatform In obedience lo tb demand of Ih Convention and was ncclvcd with hearty chters. He then proceeded I And I am gratified, fe Ilow-eltlzen. lhalour platform It oiosd.airong. and boneat enouanfor all to Hand to teiher. I am gratified that It la so. for. In my Judg ment, thit n in Important era In the hl'lorr of this country, an Imnortant era In Ihs political history of this Elate and of these United Rtatce. Throughout the commnnltv, among men of each par ty. you scow theie la a feeling tnat corrnptlon It cor. rodlng our Federal Institutions. Tslk with the Intel llgent and honeit Republicans, as with th Intelligent and honeit Democrats, and yon will and thoia men solicitous and dl'tnrben for the reason tnat tbrirederal Government is seitbtng will the corrnptlon of Its offi cials. Let no on misunderstand me. I know we load I will declare It in public and In private, that Ihe treat mass of taxpaylng laboring men of onr Republican opponents art Impre-isa with the Idea that tnelr otncielt at Washington and tnrouthont the conn try art nsing the powers given Item tn l-npove.-leh the maer and enrtcn tba few oroceboldcr t aod what makes it more important. I fear that we can have no hope for a renovation and relnvlgoratlcn of public morality from mat party. Those interested In me spoils seem to be stroeger In tbelr conTotiona tbta the resitting Republican that cry out for honesty and economy. ur. ctixt.tr t rmrtT res soxeitt. Yon and 1 trarred tnronch the pnbllo ptess that a few dan tuo the Republican party of tbs Slate of .Sew York met at Syracuse. Tbey met after Ihelr lealinc Republican raper had dl semlnaied throughout tbe btate everywhere a charge thai tbire was a taction led bv a man wbo wss corrnpt long ago and corrupt now. You know that In that Con.entlon theie came up men with every eemhlarce of retular ercanizstlon as representatives Irons tbe city of lSew York ot tbe Itepi'blleans thai crld ont against corrnptlon In the chief office, nt ihe tederal Cloverninent In this ttiato. thesecharges wete not denied. Thevroetln tbal Convention and IbatConventlon of Republicans, mat Convention In the lutere't of cfCreltolrers and the men who were using power to enrich thtmselvea, after atrutgi tnrne.d out of It. rank tho men wno atood up for boiiii'y Orceley, (irlni etl, and Robrts and took to its bosom, by a direct vole, the shoddy He llurpby, with his corrupting ciew. Therefore I tar to you, fellow Democrats, and I say to yon.Tellow Ilepnbllcant, who have ss ranch Interest aa we nay mure-that there sha I be honeit administration everv where In oar public affair, Have von anv tbe Republican patty will reform tejritv and economy' .u come baoa lo in broad day w" ev.ydii aeen them In the put I' .u ine'endevila tad with the evidence orr li andi and Into tnetr hands, act nnon inch i r-'ti'.-.oieci'rcHajB? ovcaJ j-ILai mil t.QllestM T.! A pUHOXttT CONTRACTOV, iwlm:lbg this Government with ibnddy ind shellac hit', when ottr loldien were lufferlng in the field i i.' nz ih it be is, ai tbey charge, unrerennnt. corrupt, ai d bavii'u around htm men whose Influence Is wle'ded by lhal very corruptiou am 1 treating unralrlr' h.ve yon any hole that they will come back to In. tegilty and trnnomy tnrongh t party that In tne neat Etate of New York. In broad daylitht, tbtii declares us irlnclples fer too Inlnie, thns aiopts thr-e corrnpt practices cf the past f That being the truth ai to one party, have we hope of tbe other? Trig Miaou ro taxuaky, I have faith, nay, I have knewiedce rrom the history of tbt put, lhat the Democratic rerty will reform abaiei and admlnliter ths Oovcnmeiit bonettly and with Integrity, Whr, the great fundamental principle ot t.,t party li that ofiicial power and place shall be usrd for tbe benefit of tbe mass and to enrich no cl que, to bm'd no tbe forlunei ot no private individ ual! T bat it tbe treat prlnclrle put foith by the ancient leaden of our partv, became tbal prlneiole carried ni taroogh aafely, holding Iboie In power to rigid ae ropntebilltv fir tbe U'e of that power, only fur Ibe benent of ne m. lies of Ibe people, tnd not for tbt en richment or tbe lew. I piopoie toiav a word nnon t subject tbal will laterrtt It' pnbllcani l and Democrats have It stroneer In tbelr minds, because when Demo crats denounce thtlr opponents, whom tbey die not pot In cface, for corruption, tbev win ponith with tru critoti wt3 legally oavlcfe their own otflcera who have plundered the people. It It true, and sorry I am thit It It tra. that there ba been a trett effort tnd wlib lorne effect aad we meet tbiaits at they arc to throw a cloud, upon th Demo cratic partv. aad t reproach ha been brought home lo II. honest masses, because there baa been uaaladoito. ltratloB and corruption In tba city of New York. Democrata meet, aad tbey are glad to meet when It turns oat that somebody or other has thus been abusing their truitt and when tneymeet In Convention von hear them. In tneienlt msati which ate uttered on tbli platform, dtnonnclcg in triads, aad pledgl g themselves to the puBlsbmeet, so far as ti er have tne power, ol tba men who snail bt cu.WJ?tcj lies ir-vitai ii.J-iii-.T)aI?Jn::-auatloo. fApplaute. At I have said elsewbeie, and lottery Deit-ocrat taya here, bv bit bean and by hts acta to-day, last when sucb abuaea break oul among Ihoae holding truce under tne authority of our perty.wa win nav acts acd notuer word. TV will bavaacta that tall that Wl ABB ixpicxant; act' that tell that we will make men aland est of our ranks until they have vindicated themselves rrom tbe sr.fb'Cion which bas been east on Ihcm llcoce we say to tne men of New Yora to-day that tnongii inert cam to our Convcnl.ou a bodr of citizens wbo, so far as 1 know, are yertonady entirely rest tctable. an I claim tnir to lepiesent a very large body of Democrtts. vet thty rame wltb tn suspicion reitleg npoa Ihein not that they bid done wrong, bat that iLer came bera mrouih tbe power of men who are uudi r snsi lrlon and a cloud, ana ,we ss d to them tha we culd not rre.iv them lu our Convention, and su .uoug and Crm waa th exorefslon of the delegates of tba Democracy ihrousJ.ont tne etate. thai tbete ucntltmeu d, -lined even lo aslc you to admit tbera until mer l.ad rurcea inem'elves of th tutpicisn un ner which lu, y were n ,w re. tine. Tney cnticetled that waa right, aud tbey said tbev would not allow ll.e our. den to rest upun the great Democratic party that they could not, until toe mt;n who It was tnppoted had u.ed pow r corruptly, had met Ihelr rebuke. .Now a party that deca lhat tin a right to aik tha confidence tl ul tne trrroral ot the people of thit co u try, oecau.e thai rariy hat tela, rot only by lis reso lutions, bat by tl acts, that the Demociatlc banner alouldhaveno it.ua upon Ul folds. That party hit tarn by In acta that the Drmnrrellc masses should clear taeu.selres lr. m every ntipMon of tolerating wiitun me.r raaws men who bar j bean guilty of pros Muting ibe power entrusted to ihciu to pri vate plun.ier lamer thin exercising it foe tue puDlto good. Aud so. 1 Hu't. tnis puny will say e,.i i ,t, w hi. e ntaj ;.ot .s ,-ot. 1, al yai t. s.. 1 'w-i:mebt t" i nurvrtwr epon r'Tthiit, i,- ftr-iMi holding power hy i.iluo uf the suffrages of ihe Demo, tr.t c i rv. If you so act thai wu sre that unaoe your a'uiln ttratlon there bat been coirup ton, and I luoder.cg, ai.d ua admimitratlon, Wg WILL CIST YOU OUT f:on our party to t.ir sa vtu saall have purged your a. ir from sum ntle. .cet. or -nitu we shall have ha 1 an o poititniie to putiii!t vou throun the courts 1 aiLuw CinztNsi Soinag rou.d be mine iinjat nothing louut be more untatr. than to hold tne H mo' eiat.c patty ie.poi.i t e l r lor il ma'a lir.l.i: t tr.tti n, fur Hie coireuthm o' tbt iMci ol a pal.ti ular local nr. until you end irut the laiir. wlieu gathered in Couieu.ton, rati! to deuounie the fraud andtu cut off treni le.lowthi' thoie wna .re ..nitty ol tt. aud lo 1 lee ge die i.ieltea to carry out ibe t promises py ae linn, tu ren edv to far us pomtie by legislation the wor: b which suca frauda ted tii'-n t -t ajuilnlst-at oo wire po,ilole. Ihrrnoie it it tna' licet ma. tbli it I iil'cr ant i therrlora 11 Is mat 1 am gra'i. bed with Ihe tetcper of this Conveu,imi nit pr-iiionaie, not tn anger, but calm and firm tn tha ileteruitued dlacbar.e uf a duty, lay tn. w tint tne 11,'iuoiracy ot t te era t It v ,1 New Y- rk had leaicea iru-ti the Icichtna of r.ght uud H. ig, and other ineu of hooeti aaui.u siratious i bai w ten tbtir re; r eu,ai ves came neiu tbe luid ibctn, tf yon aiw admttnon to this Convention we atiall certainly vote you out." Henca they did not a.k to c me in. T bat tells tl.e stoiy ot Iho parilr. tbe itiie. rlty the funniest of the glial Democratic partv of the Mate oi New I ork, llejoiru taal witn sue a question there his been no dts enslon none ot tne scene de pict d by too liepubl.CJ) paoe a of ihe proceedings ai b-ra. ear i u.it rat -er a caJm. flrm.t-ivrmouioua, and in rd.y meeting ol mat qu, tltou-lrietlig the ikir.s of Dcuiic.acy froui the laini of TIIIUE XISDBBD! IX NUT TORg. Iltvlnr done lhat. we match on to the dlicnargeof onr am it i aod, as we believe, to v.ctory, by the vote ol the people. We can sav thai our iianuer is not sullied i we can can I .y that the man of our party are true to tnelr prl-.cir les t si rau sav to the people of this bts:. ana tho.e uf other e stes that Hie moment then- Is dis covered within our organ xalton any who wield pa.it cat tower conuplty, wuen we d.tcoter u.licun durt aud cirruitlun, we will purge It outt lhat our p.rty Is to be puret and to saying .v d to acilnc, uieuuly ba nrruly, c willmsrcuuti to vlt t iry, w tun out biethrea of other Mate, tind ttmwebaio iftlcieniiy by our ace freed ourielvce fro.u tha sus. pic on ol connivence at ana complicity wila theie cor. trillions in New Yolk, we will .narch lo victory in 1ST., under whji'Ter shall be aelectea by ourconven. I u a.,dwi.l ov'ithrow an aaintoittrttion whlcn is, ,u mi Judccnrnt, betomlur rot en lo mevcryto.t I. otu ,h.t cau.er ot coriupnou lAnplause. toi'no jakb iiAtiokSutuu j iraicit. Mr. Uaidauberg ol Ulster being called for, re epjuded, Referring lo the coutinuou. reports lor t. e D.st uliu years ol currnpt ona and de alcilions In ti. lu.e l1 Revenue, ludlau, Pa,... .stei's, suJ other Depaitmeut of the Nailonal l.uvurument, Ik sal a the peop o ha 1 become ao accustomed to litem thai no altemlou was ould to Item. T iey had ho coute it iiiatttr of course. Rut whenctiirgea wero niaile in New York o corruption tne Siracuse Con tention naa lu terror anJ adupt a string of lesulu Iioiii c moemnlng fraud and corruption, famtr.aitr Ha, I cuiur here and voluutanly aDitalut from taking seals bete, tut at the sauto time drny tne cn&r jet aud ass: lor Ihelr pr of. I'll )ou are Morply uud bis associates retire Irutn the Syracuse Couveulloi, Nut at all, Mr, Hardcnberg spoku al tome len.l.i lu tins strain. PB Wilt OK Tills IIillYM, Mr, De Witt ol Kings wss next culled upon, and spoae ut length, He clshued lhat In great and gl-antlc rauds were not wholly atttibutab e to the Tammany organization, aa bid been suld, and .rt,uo i in sbo the contrary. He then ptucoudd al length lu epuk of the ai vices of tba Damociatt. parti, t l.e resolutions were then adopted, anJ the Con vention adjourned until Id A. M. lo-iuurruiv. Thei Illinois llfinncrnrr Taking Ibe New He linrlure. SrnixGriBLn, Oct, t. The Democrnllc Plate l ..i.veiAiOb u..t today In H.iU',.ve (Ii.it. H ie llio c WJ deletstes were pre'rnl Tne Hon Mr swibuer was chosen Presideul. and J. 11, Ooerl bectetary. The fo.lowlug are tne reuluituus ru porlcd by tho Committee on Rrsolulloiisi ,Vn;r,l, That tho Doiuorrallo partr of Rllnoit re gard tne loiiiiiiiitlon mini it. siiieiidtnunts as Ih su prime law ol t .o L'r ion, lo be rvipec ed and ou.emo in a I its parts, and tl.o political distinction lonn led ou racei ad color being now aDolisu.d. wo pirdgo ur .rite lb Ih futpre a. in thep.it t nt utJlti t.l at mis. me co.'tliiuli'iiial ilahtt and fiauchttas of at, men, witin ut regard to piavious coudltlona. Ry b, Ashton, of Couk county t lUiotctJ. That no arc opposed to, aad bcrebv de nou.ae any and all C'iniuiualiout or rinat-1 auinuny or oinerwi.e lor polmeal or srntto purpose., wbetli. er Kederal Sta.e. County, ur Ituolcpall and deaire th I thorutign abolition of the abutet of tluTernnisul and sis palronaee I he Convent oa nominated ai candidate for Con gists si large, b, 8, -lays, ol Cuvk, LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS,- M DASUXt li Kit K AND TlIlCnK BY THa, bVX'M UKP011TE11S. jH ;i .M The Plckpeeketa Working tb Croat Tvr ,'JoH I lt Hunter Keenan, iged IS, It t clerk for Roust, Dell A Co., of Grand street. Yesterday Hunter wtl jf "M eat to Ihelr brtnen ttore In Hoboken and return! H with 300 la hank notes In hit pintaloonl pocket. Whll riding on th crou town ctrt, t womti lit. ting ntit to him threw htr thawl ovtr hit Up, but 'H Hunter took no notice of II until he bad racl4 .'H Allen and Canal streets, whin he felt a baud too vlai across his pocket. Throwing off Ih shawl ba torsni ijH from Ibe eesl, and found thst his pantaloons ant pocket hid been cot through wllh tome abarp lav. itruroent. A dtep cut bad alto been mtd In tn ret jH of bank notes. Pltclngithe money In tnolntr pocket Honltr etlltd upon the conductor to atslit blra II B arresting the women ind Ibe two teen tbst hid a :'H eompABlsd hsr, but he Immediately Hopped tbt car and allowed ths thieves ta escap. 'Ih touoj fsllow't III wtt thrtslened If be followed tbim. Gratt' nrpubllctaa n the Citr ry.Rlt 'M One of th books la th Fluenoe Department II bound In grssn. Ia this book are recorded tltenamtg of all Ih Itepuhllcana w ho Laid or hold placet under; jH Tammany. The names of tbslr patrons sad the special eervlcet performed by the ilnicurlili tr alio give. On Republican hn been pensioner on tb county 'bLh for th Isst four isars. Ue itctlvtd f 3.00a per tn H nnm, tnd wit rtgular la hit callt for payment. A H friend informed him yesterday lhat all the namei on the Comrtroller'a oooki would be puolltli, and congratulated hlQ on holding a very lueratlvt position. I '.jjl Why," said Hit Ortnt Republican, "1 gtt oat .0M0 a yttr." JH On, tell that to the mirlnet." replltd bli frln "you are credited oa the books with $1,000 t t B "Thsn.by replied thi Grant msn. "Un Rtag tbltvei htv robDsJ ms o( (t,009 1 jstr." Tre Regnea n tbo Way lo King nine. Yesterday alterooon Tbomat Cllffud, t drivel In the employ of Banendahl Company, taw Job M SOephenl coming oul of th warehouit of tae Ira tM -,-..a in. ..tt at riwts. B it Vi i nomas M T hit arm valued at $100. Clifford follow! blm until he met Ufflcer Conulngliarn, when he gave Shepherd Into entfody. ttber. u ifafaB herd, was taken lo Ibe Leonard ttreel itstlon, f tnd he trknowltdgel to Cart. Petty that be baa no) faH only stolen the cloth, hut had lakes trout Urn U ti W aH time b large quantity of goods from the firm of t Chapman, Smith A Drltton, and aold Ibem to Johg 'IIIbH Finnon, th keeper of t policy offlc tl 1,V Thomp- l.iH ion ttreel. Detective Richard Fltld wat seal M ''ClUI'iH Inveslltal tb mailer. Fannou waa arrested, anaf 1 l.'H all Ibe iloltn properlv found In his offlc w.i tslxeC l.l Ou hit tenon wit found ni la currency, tars viH pawn tlcksts, and a set of dice. iTiH LOSSES UT Flit U. JB Carson A Colin's oil refinery In Philadelphia. 'jH John Oetty't bonse, tt Schenecltdr tveaottr( Panic ilreet, Drooklyn, was burned on Tnesdav nljrit. Tne are waa caused by tiuy explosion of a kiroetM lamp. Insurance, 11,003. rOHTIOAL SQOIDS. s Newton Dootb't official majority for Oovtraor f 'H California la B.ocrt. Th Ninth Ward Cardoso Clnb last evening (sav dere t Mr. James Lynch ta nomination for Atsurural Alierroan. f-H Th Hudson county, N. J Repnbllcan Convention yesterday nnmlnale I Jamea F Fellder tor IB Stat Benata, and Major Itoont for Sheriff, Tbe Sixteenth Ward Demoeratlo Club of WIW llamsburgb last alrbt, bv an almost uuanl'nona vote, remseil to recommend Henry seller for comaiiasteatr BBBJfl ot Chtrlttei tnd Correction. TliTweniv-Iirrt WMd Jafrlot' CfCtleV AMOtti'" tlon latt nlcbt denonocaj tbe corruption aad dla. bonettv of the Tammany Rl-g.and pledged Ihcmailvea BtB to l-iporl Jamet O'Urlso for Senator. A meeting of tb Janet O'Brien Aitnclatlon Nt. 1, of the Twentieth Ward, was hld lut eteolat, lieasrs. Frank lltrceltana Peter Mitchell made aoeeca. es, and Bberlff O'Orlen concluded with a few remarks. The Republicans of the Fourth Judicial District aVAl bare nominated the non, Joset'h Po ter of Washing ton county for Judge of tlie Supreme Conrt. Toe Ron. jjfl I). O. Lami'Bt ot Lockport naa been nominated in tha iHB F.ghtk DUU-lct. i At a meeting of tbe Eighteenth Ward O'Brien Aa locution, Thomai reels, cndldate for Anembly, nrgrd the eIMm ol ei-rilierirf (I'llrlen for Kenatorj cam. Foley denounced Mayer Hall aad llr. Sradltg at tools of Ibe Ring. (1 HB Tfe Reform General I'ommltfeeo'tbe RcTeptientl VAVJ Cfard have organized for the cainpairn with Joteph p, ctrnrk. I'rettd'ot i IInrr Allen and c tarlet K. Krba ,-BBB Vire.Preatdentsi w. p. Mlirbell and P. J. Cartz, Seer. BBal tarlea i and Charles Hogg. Treasurer. At a meetlnx of tb Mlrhael Norton Benevolent A'lnrtatlun nf the Klghth Ward latt evening, tba or, j BBb Herniation pledged Iti entire 'upport to lbs Hon, Mlctv ael Norton for tne Senate. The Association la not rm BBnl a inoiitn old, but already nnm bera three hundred aai BBI iltty-lonr members. BB jottixus jnoifroir.v. Rente of temperature yesterdav, from 60 lo Ti. The Hnry S nltli Ilenevnlnt and Social Assocla Hon meta to nicrrow rveiing. BB Mr Jr"tr- n"t:lr-''t r o tchoilt ta flVai open, Particulars in advertising columns, A Woraroan sirs that St. MarR'a Chnrch mislead) people. The clock at 8 )stetday mornlngmarked 93t The bodr of Cant. Mcllcrmott's wile wis foun yesterday afternoon In the dock at Pier 3. North River, '1 1 he Coopers' Intprnatinnal Union Iran'jcte lnt bu'lne.i ye'terday beyond Ibt appointment of work Ing Commllteei. Norman Rnhort'on, o'SOa Lxlnton avenue, felt d.wi, ihe cel.ai w uv ol SI3 Ti.trJ jvenuc luitoventng, and waa fatally injured. Cha. Howard, arr-'lo I wlfi one Smith for ateab Ing a watch, is tint tbe Cnas, HowarJ laint'rly work. log at Hank and Hudion itieeti. Deputy t'OTiptroller Green ba drawn and Marat "at hn roun'er'ten! the nece.tirv warrant fortbl Cominitaionere of Charities and C nrectl m. BBB 'Ihe arm of .Toaej li H. Rrtiwn, rnvineer of Ita VAVJ itratnt r Kinptre Citr, waa ctt'hed In the mammary yeiierlav. It waa amnn'a'oi by Dr. Yaudewater It tne Parle Hospital Ian night. Mr BernR.d Hmatb. tbe Rerelver nf Tate. bN g'ven notlc to taxnayeis hat tha books fr ttxes ot persnual properlv ami nan.: itock aie to be opened fat patine-it ,n bis olflce to- lay, BB The cooners or the Flrtt Dl'trtct of the Interna tlonal Uilna gave a ball at Irving Hall latt night, il honor of the dctesale' lo the Coopers' National Coa veotion now In letslon lu this city. BBS Tue pilot holt Uti-et II. Onnne'il was run Into ol r),.vr-nor'a 1'lind yetterdvv by a hark In tow of steam Hiir, The llitoiicll wa so badly Injurel that abj BB wai run aihorc to p. event her from unking. BKBJ At a meetlii" nf the Importers' mid Grocers' noarl of Inde te.t.'rdav. Mr. McKenzle spoke sgalmt tbt BBh exre'sive chsi es for fieizht on ino variou' railroads BB which he said wero drivirg trade trout the cut. A cauv BBB mlttee wai appointed to take action on the subject. MBB At tbe meeting nt the R n-,1 of Hetiltn vetterdaj a letter was read from l)"V, Hoffman saying that many BBB ctlaens had coniiiiai.jed to him uf ihe state ut ins BBB dumping tronnda at 'ne font nf Kaat Fotty-'litl BBB sir el. Tl.e I Hy fan'laiy Inspector was dliecteJ U MBjfJ lutpecl tbt place aud report accordingly. BB CUltlOSlTlVS OF Clt 1MB. John Lennold was tent tn Sing Sing yesterday fn fire rears for robbing eroicrants. BBBJ Daniel Kuapn, a jrm-r, who lived n.r MvcrJ, town. Penn., nange I bltiiielf lu hit wa.-on-ibed ot Tuetday ulgnt. BB Ju'esh Pallard of Iblhol. Ms co n'tillle 1 s ilold tn florha-ii N II n-i Tit' lay by mrowmg ,'iiiuseif ua- BBB dcr a pa'ttna trair ul ear.. BBB Dr Cli iles r. Won i f Vvnc letter. V. II con- victeii of catitlnr th.' aaath ot l.lvira Woolwart br BbvJ ma'ptaclice. hat neon tenteace I ta 11 years .tard labor BBB In Hie otate i'lisoa. BB fit, lies Seliullnr. German, of ;t Rite ttreet, while rl Una' seitcrdav un rsr II of th' I' ttrin avenut BB line, in tne lla,ve.-v. nv 1 ma ihania tora od by a truce BBI w htch ran Into the car. BB riit tilalof 'II omit V first male, fir Hit niuidrr of a f-lli w-e. I ,r wit berua tn tha Court Hon o Itte'iiiioti-t I'miiity yetterday. Wm. F. Howl BBJa w,, coi.dtti't the (L'lcaco. BB Giorra :,.ae i, the t. ,tel U-ti'T cl Cer.tr I. laoL wai .e-t-rdav aenteuc t ny .lu I.- Pratt of Hriaokt) ia. to 1-iree inuiiih. in tha pcuitent.ary for a.saulliugi BBB iillxcj a few niuntht agu. BI In Toledo, on Tu-t lay nltht. attttml McDonild Utsllr it'inbe I ratrte'e Karre'l, 'id tn irt'T ifterw ire; Josejtii llcan, a i oil man oi 6), wat dangtroualy BBB roi,nJed oy a ncgli ui ua tie I ,ln.ran BB I'auilne ll.sel and Marr Hess qiiarrelle) al St Bbwbi III, lee ttreel latt atonin. an 1 tlarr lime I'aullnsoa BBB Ibe heaa with a iiaicliet, stvrrlv Injiirint her Mart a. i lol i. el up lit Hie Del, te street po ,ce sta Hul, BBB Dr J triih ll'is nzwei" is tn he tried to dav In Ih IH mer and Terminer. A'.l.tanl Dialrlct Attorney Oen, BBB Win, M. J. Jr. la'il its e day tnat Hie woniat 'BBI who ibirped tue funk, hnl been lu custody fortoual SBBJ BB Per'.ls R'ar'oi'. n' r-ntnanr I). H g'tlh Ualtal Male' Infantri, summed t David'. I.land, asiaultei ittnc r C .rw n or in Kulrldie itie-l police tluiioa eSBl lat night and Inj ued hi u teterely. It icquirtl art 'BBJ polloeiiien to arre.i Ittuiilou. '!aVj Several police ofTlrers no iniplleate.l In the as- iflVJ lautti on unction ca'iTssiers In roll vlelpnlt on Mon. SaS uy CTi-nlij an I ctrr,l HIT I lie poll booKa In out 'H caie a polit eatan lorr-d i ra iTi.-r tu gin up nil i'BBj oook by po.nttug a rciolTcr at b's ha I, aVl Uav.J M-K'-rrahk wu be'jr? Jt.tfrt lllxhv ret jl ter ay oti cntrgi of selling f.re to 21,' ka.t Kitly fourll 'JBBJ sirrs .owned by Htepien Oeag'iPt-au. (leognrgin aal BBl McCuritilea nan lone diincttliy.auti MiCorunea tlireU jBB anea to die Hie uottie. Juslico Buby coiniiiiuetl tiui 'flBJ li'rlntl. fjl Tb Coroner's Jury in tbe rase of Mijnr Wosl- flVal ruff, who wst lound lu Maili-i ureal. Newark, ol bept. .a, iniimlb.e Hum. a wound lu Ihe bead and wai rSBB lunseqnently ill d of un injnil.i, irtuntel a vtiaid cVB ot death or a blow al toe baudi of tuii pteu or oi otflBl tuat uaauowt ivflVJ Bbwi
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BT THE SUN, TflUKSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1871. I It M.',... ror AIL t TIH-'ltH!).'. V, OCTOIir.lt 5, lStl. ,siniii-Mrnis re-day. F l-nierlran In.lltule Pule J 1 I estli's Theatre Himj Hit. t ewery 1 kralre Ct'1.(l'nOrfi. As. I'f yaat'. Opera llmi -Ml, s,. ssj ISA tU t lltk Aveaae Tki alee IHf.-f.. .raril Opeeu lleu.e-Tks Flstiae,.. p Ilea I7.lwln'l Tneelce C-r Iks.. U MM.-BUurdiaUt I N.w V.ik. L tynvylt Tksalre ll.ni.ty lltn&. Paris I'aviltuM linn. -S.il. tl ..I 14 S..1 14 an. L ten Fraeelieo Minstrels M Sr. s.tw.y, FT tear I't. tec's Slpvra How. s-Kltis Atlricllefli. b Palo Mqaara Thtatre-Um't 1 lJ rs.Uislia.. It llata's 'theatre TfctllloL, c, 11 end's It ..mm Oliver Twl-L Mttiss. j! 'r the accommodation of persons residing op V (own, advertisements (or Tub tun will be received at ill regular rales st the tip-Iowa advermerne.it onico, fid l.'J Wtit Thirty-second street Hi the Junction ol Bioaoway and f-lvt'i avenue Iroin H A.M. 16 0P.M. IFOR PRESIDENT. Our ?nltx rauMtit, Dr. 3IOKAOE OliBELBY, J Cr CdArPAQFA. AM tM eM rlM. e ue afi.1 Uni, t)U UW, tl.fckli,. Waliti.B. ii liriunple lor M orklngmcu. The successful applicants for tlio city print 1d(j aro journeymen printers who havo re- ji lue.'d to prac ico tin- tlio rv of coilperntiou Ij is tlio best sifHt tn'p for strikes. During tlio printers' great strike la this ty In 1S07, twenty-five Journeym-ii, who tnew each other ns good workmen, ami lmd 'nltli hi each other as men, agreed to or- i rnntre n co'ipfratlva printing nruoclatlon as n Wans of gaining for themselves at least, if I sot for tho wholo craft, tlio prices which ,J'lcr 'iSil &raj,rtJpJ "0?.t!'.:'? labor. In Ncj. i rcinlrr, 1807, the tu-cnty-fiva journeymen nt nnd deposited 3 eac!), and agreed to de- poa'.t $1 n week each until they accumu lated a fund sufficient for the purchaa of a :i innll ofl'ce. In Apr'., 1809, the assclatcs i look out a charter under tho nainj of tho L Journeymen Printers' Coupuratlvo Asaacla- ff lion, with n capital of $5,000, and tho power y, to Increnso It to $15,000; nnd soon thcra- I iftcr, with the fund which they had accumu- i iat d, they bought ill n nuifrain n ni ill Lnt 1 rrells.lected stock of material that haJ been 9..1.V a inruth In use. I Then, with a paid-up cipltul of only $1,200. Hi y oponel r.n olllce in Wlllliim ftro t, and f. ivitj thenceforuard In rccolpt of th? pre s rvii! h they tial demanded fir their lnb ir. l'lie'r dl.-ptitcs with rmployerj wera cadcJ. E- UecofTiita.ua t!io 1'rintorj' Union tho en- b fnrccm.'iit tif whose tealc of pries wxi one of r lha l j. cts niined at hy tho twdiity-fivo asso f tia'oa in btartiiifr their olllco tho Co0;cra- f; Hvo I'rii.tliiK Olllco at oaco bccaiu througli I lha Printers' Union, practically tho official t joriulliii' UVici at Jtiio ZtiflQH KacUiy u-arjyniC-. t pio:i of Xcw York and nulyhtior.iood. It wa, th rLfur.', a succ.'w'ul venturj from tlio V (tart. L Tlio Ahtuclatlon't) biuiness increase 1 until r rt becams too greit fir tha narrow quar- I'. ixi In William sirjet j and In M.iy, lbTO, I thu Aesoc.niion leased a largo bulUlng In I BaeUiuan Btreot, nnd still further enUrgi.d L fro capital and the stock of material to meet W tho demands of thi' I.. croasiiiy IubIiicsj, Tlio prcuca, typos, and otlu-r material now In tho olllco cent about t? oO.OOO, and tho eatab I. lis'jmerit U employing about fifty workmvn. I This rapid growth of a coilperativo anno It eiation, started with a mere trill j of inonoy, I might to lenniiicjurngmgexaniplo fur other t, workiiignien who may bo dlaausiug tho I" expediency of Mi.kiiiu fur higher waos. K I.c t B..me of tho tlght h'jur tlieoncts try co I operation. II'. Uiii.t. i:. the i'aialSv. i It If intirtiMig tuoleirve how character- j Utic trniu are sometimes .nherited from ouc'h foref.ithuifl low peculiar gift and tnlcntii ppear to bo handed down frum father to ion for generation after generation. l:i I:ss ichufctts the Al'.mij family have I occupied a conspicuous plitcu in public ull'.iirs t li.'in the I rtli of our uutloual liidepeiidence j, until the i re tc nt day. In tho pm lie lives nf Jull.N AlAM., JlllIJJ QUI.NCY Al)VMl, I I'liAiiua 1'iiA.Ntis Adams, und Juii:. liuiscv Adams tho younger, their follow. ioimtr.,uwn hnvo be n ix.ilbitod in a direct L line, tlirtiuih tour geiicratlonb, qualities of liat siiiauHiiip that have eomiiumded rrspi-ct lmd admiration. Ho also, In our own State Hie Ahiut and in iihule Island ho mem V' U-rsofnf 1 "i h two diitl'ul.kitd fatullles, Lavo tliown that peculiar talents fur the hc fiiis.tiou and accumulation of wenlih can be B' transmitted frum lather tu ton. H' A still more etriklng liutiuice of the hcredl- (ary traneniiEfion of chnracterifctics is shown In tho family of our ulfti-d Preeident, which ilfords tlio inspiriting nptaclo of the ropre li'iitatlves of three generations In a direct lino all h'll.ling Federal offices at tho pame HHK lim", and all exhibiting In the management if tluir privato pecuniary intcrepts a degree Hf uf 'cutoiubs which would do honor to the iiHHt distliiguUhed operators of Ciiatham or Hft Wull slict t. Tho veuerablo Ji:shi:, though HjB far advanced into tho fere and yellow leaf, H' recently announced his determination V; not to give up the Covington Post Office, at Ihe same tiiuo volunteering the cheerful Infor H Biation that ho felt now as if ho could make H, tioru money than he ever did beforo in all Hj lib life. Our gifted UeCLr.B?, whilo fill.ng Hj in oilico that impoverished (len. Jackson, B das in a little ntoro tiu.i. tv, y.-nt&' become HJ Hie j ois.iisor of great wealth. Ami now the rmtthfitl heir apimrent of tho President, H llastcr F!i:iii:uki, on receiving his commit) B liou its a f-etoiid I.icutenaut in the army, In- H( itead of rushing from his prolonged and tc- B' dmns stud en nt 'ch Point Into a eouree of H' frivolous amusements and vain recreations, ua" prmmred what lb doubtless a lucrative engagement with a railroad c mpnny as a K; "vd iTg'nfyr, viiilc cor.t ouing iiott.lnsliy In the service of thu Uovcrnmiut. lly a late army ordi'r there is givn to Second Uietu. (IitANT threa more months' H l, llV0 "I nbwiHc than is (rrnntinl to any other gtlidnate ot NY. st Point tills year, in order to Miallchlm to hold his cMl employ-nent nd as la nddlllou to tlie sulury liu rocolvin from the ruilrond company his pay as an irmy tillcer continueH all tho while, tho H1 r""i:g gentleman irWcn evidence at ills very itnit in life tlmt ho is not ilkel; to rellect d'icrcdit on tho reputation for thrift which Lis Itcmcdlnto ancestors L.,vo so Irlllantly aclil' vuJ. Voting Ladles to tho 1'ror.t. It is to bo hoped that tho Grand Dnko Ai.i;xip, tho son of tlio Czar of Itucsla, now on his way to this country, will bo saved ono serious infliction thnt repeatedly befell tho Piinco of Vam:s on hln visit to this city and other places In tho United States. Tho PrlncQ, who had an eye for youth and beauty was constantly compelled, much to his (lis satisfaction, lo accept im III partner In tho dniico botiio aiiiiuaitd matron, fat and forty, and upward. Tho wives nnd mothers of our riper public functionaries, and even somo of the dowagers, insisted upon dancing with his Hoynl Highness, nnd' displayed their ample and matured forms with tho graco nnd ngillty of Aknr of Cloves on a Flanders inare. In Canada this thing was pushed so far thnt tho Prlnco rebelled j and after being pulled about by tho mothers nnd aunts in Toronto, much to tho nnnoynnco and envy of their daughters ntid nieces, ho swore ho had danced with old women enough to nnswer tho requirements of etiquette, nnd ho In tendul for the future to nmuso himself with tho pretty girls. Tho samo thing was re peated at tho bnll given him hero, Ho was compelled to enper with lnlddlo-flgcd women until the Duko of Newcastle, out of sheer compassion, snatched him from their clutches. Wo do not soo how tlio llusslati Prime Is to bo kept free from tlio wives and mothers of tho eminent citizens who hnvo assumed to tako him in charge in this city, unless Mndamo Catacazy comes to tho rescue. She Is a lady of much social nnd polito ex perience, and her tact nnd address may bo equal to his extrication In caso ho should fall into the hands of the slout matrons who rendered tho Prince of Wales miserable. Undoubtedly she will tako caro that tho elderly ladles who Fnubbcd nnd slandered nferln CmIingtonroo71tloflst" wL6 nro presented to tho Grand Duke. Mentis Air I lie Committee ol Seventy. Do tho wealthy and rcspcctnblc gentlemen who attended tho recent meeting held at tho Cooper Inrtituto to denounco and remedy Tanimnny frauds expect their Committee of Seventy to conduct their proceedings with out pecuniary assistance Thnt Committee rau'j Live ttioacy, or Its ictlan will Lo checked, If not arrested, and nothing moro will bo done. We urgo upon tho rich men nnd rich cor poral ous ot tho eily to corns up' to tho work. Let thorn sco to it that their representatives nro nut straitened for want of means. It cohtH ft go5d' deal 16 tarry otj such' lawsuits ns the CommlMeo have In progress. Tho ftea of eounsil nlono form a heavy item. Lawyers of reputation cannot bo expected to woik without pny, no matter how intense their Interest In the great work of reform. A few fees of livo thousand or ten thousand dollnis each will draw heavily upon tho strongest exchequer. For' hero purposes, nnd for other expenses, tho cash inu6t nt once be provided. Wo call on all thoso who are interested to come forward and pay their bhare. If th"y desire to have tlu rob bcry of the treasury btopped, the growth of taxation arrested, I ad men punished, nud good men put in their pine s, let thcin hand in their money to Mr. J. Scuuha.v, Mr. Mint. Sauhii, Mr. Heniiy Clews, or aiiy other gentleman of tho Committee. There ought to bo no backwardness about it. A hundred thousand dollars at least should lo rnlsid beforo the sun sets to-day.' Pny up. gentlemen I pay up I Tho subject of sectarian Instruction In public schools recently been brought into discussion in Ure.it L'riuin, in conncqucucc f un ilVoit un the part of the Governurut to u the utw UJuctliun Act for the a'crnn tincnitiit uf thu Church of lii-iibad. A lluate of tliia act perimttvd the new School Hoard;, tl llit" envr lit, to mbsidize dcnoininutionul fi'liouls in llieir neighborhood; and it has been clUcovcrul that the officios of th Kducatlona I DcpaitiLOnt have been sscretly ihIii? their in tliicuce to illicit larjo turns of the money Kpiru;riatt.d for universal cducatiun to t.. anport of ths achtuls of tho Kitablishcd Ciiurib. In I'uitiinoutb, tlie School llonrd, hivlnc ii'oilo no protision for paying fees for children attending denominational school, received un intimation liom (lovcmmcnt that it l.a.l failed in its dutie). The Hoard, in lead uf suhmittio; to thiv attempt at dictation, pliuk'lv rchUtcd, t ublialicd tha letter received fiom the liJiuitlioiial Departmuut, und resolved not to pay a penny for tho denominational instruc tion of any child. This action ha, led to a general tritdliou uf the matter tliion(lioiit thu cuiuilrv, and the various associations lor the promotion of fdiieilum lime determined that lue whole lidu. cation Act shall be overhauled at tho mxt cession of 1'ailiamciit. In Austria the same subject has lately received n pood aharo of attention, nnd a Congress of Teachers, two thousand in nuiulisr, lure uuaiduioualy airreed upon the proposition that the teaching of religion aecordini; to creed is epposed to the fundamental principle ol popu lar education. In the Court of Quarter Sestions in Phila delphia on SaturOay lm,t, Juilgc 1'itnCK fined i'.tiOAn M. CniDiAM, a member of the bar, 25 fur contempt cf Court, iu having declared to a wilncs while under exomlnallun that he km guilty of perjury. The Jmlno aaiil tliat u wit ues.1 on tho stand, or while unending court, is entitled to protection from all outrage of his ftilinji or person and that although in order to elicit the truth the ingenuity and ereu the bold ness of counsel may bo exercised toward a wit ness who is obstinate or refractory, or who prevaricate", to go beyond this und charge him vi ith falsehood ia to pass from the domain cf rea-wi and examination into that of paseion and outrage ujhiq tlie proprieties of the occusiun. the dignity of the Courl, and tho rights of tlie wltucss. The use of insiiltlne language toward vtilncMvi by counsel is not uncommon in courts of Justice but the i.illiction of a penalty for such eouduct is u iioi elty. A lawsuit, which bids fair to rival in in tercut tlio Unions goU cae of We.t Virginia, is no v oxciiing tlie fashiouablo circles uf hnuii. vllle. The subject uf contention is a pontile dog, ami the litigants are two prominent cltuens. The plain. it coitus that be purchased the Jog t a New Orleans mcrcliaut fur the sum of ten dollars, moro than two years "o. It wai then a very small pup. He raied It u;i full-grimn poodle, welching at least Hire pou.i Ij. About u year ago, owing to a inlsunili r-taiuting between the iuai.ti r and the poodl.-, thn Utter received -a aevue kick, whereupon it left its uiwieriudls. gtikt, and was not alterward Kcon until found m tlie yard uf the iUfud.itit. On the other hand, ihe present pojesior of the do claims to have sbinya turned it, and to own nil it, relall'itu, and iireduces its full ueUik-ree iu evidence, Tromlncnt iawyeu haro been employed on both fdes of tho caje, dopos.tions nra being taken in Now (Veins, a host of witnesses are ready (o lesfify fiAt boil) parties nro in tho light, an.1, liowcver the question of owneiahlp may be de cided, a big bill of costs is certain to accrue. The moral of this story Is obvious. Thero was n rumor yesterday thnt Honfst Ten ilenrnr Is to be mado to resign tho Col lcctorhip, and that Calvin- T. Hitiienn Is to lo nppoiiitcd. lids Is nonsense. Mr. Mvnrur Mou't rcain; and if lie did, .Mr. Hi LnLiin it not tho nnin who is lilcly tq be appointed. Tho contrrtst between the ltepubllcnn nnd Democratic State Convention! is worth noting. Tho (lu.txr Convention was packed with roughs and policemen, who assailed tlio Ontticr dele gates, and disgraced tho meeting by a terrible row, Tlio Democrats settled their differences beforo tho Convention began, and everything moved off quietly, no roughs or policemen being present. Wo hear that somo members of tlio Com mittee of Seventy talk of holding tho Ilroadway Dank answcruhlo tor paying tho Chamberlain's checks drawn to cover tho altered lumber bills of Mr. ScncTLER, This is an idea, wo tuppo::, that cannot be carried out. The bank is respon sible to tlie Chamberlain for keeping the money ho deposits, and lor paying it out as he requires j but it cannot bo expected to ascertain that the warrants ho tends aro all mado to meet honest claims only. That is the duty of (ho proper officers of (ho city, and not of the bank In which tho city funds nre deposited. Alt that tho Link can be expected to do Is lo sco that tho warrants are in pre per form and prepcily signed, and thero its responsibility ends. Tho Chicago Timet gives an nccount of nn old pointer dog which a gentleman brought to that city from Ids former residence In Portage, Wisconsin, and n liich after a few days mysterious ly disappeared, turning up two weeks afterward at tha family mansion in Portage, two hundred mites away. The eagictous animal bad per formod the wholo distance on foot, though bovr ho-tuund-!iiy U ro7iery TU Iate!llgtne manifested by Ibis honest old do in undertak ing to difficult and wearisome n journey rather than livo In such a wicked placo aa Chicago is certainly worthy of all admiration, nlthougli tho Timti unaccuuntably ucglectt to poiut out this obvious moral. Tho peoplo of Louisiana nnd Arkansas hare nt lat waked up to the Importance and feasibility of overcoming the obstacles to tlio navlgntiou of the ltcd river, and a company lias nudertaken the work of opening a navlgablo route around the rnfl which hat excluded so largo an extent of country from the benefits of direct water transportation to a market. Tlie ronto stalls fiom Postcii bayou, passes thence, iuto Poo and Long lakes, and Ihcnco througli a slough into the main channel uf the river ubout tretlro nnlca hIotis tlie"preseril raft, tho connecting canals being nowhere less than sixty feet wide, and having a capacity forpusiugu boat carrying 2.CO0 biles of cotton. Ihonork ivat expected tu be fiuished by thu first of the picscnt month, and it ono uf great importance. It should huro bceu accomplished long ego but tho people to be benefited by It bavo been waiting for tlio Ornerul tloveroinent to do It for tliero The frt that they havo at'last concluded to undertake it thcuuclvct it an encouraging sign of progress. It Is not so generally known as it ought to bo that a human being Is liable to infection fiom a glandcrcd horse. Numerous such cases have been recorded in medical works; and only a few necks ago a man named Mabtis, who tiv d iu Washington c lunty, lid., suffered a horrible death frum this caiu-o. While attending to a horse which had the glanders', tome of tho virus from the diseased animal's noso or mouth found its way into a cut on ono of hit thumbs, and shortly aftcrwaid bo waa taken wit'i spasms, which were tuccceded by severe nausea and ut tcr proitration. Although medical assistanca was Immediately procured, and tho man had every icasonabie attention, he lived only a few days after the infection manifested itself, llcforo dying his body became a mass of ulcers, and at (he end the Uesh fell in pieces from his bones. When a horse, is found to bo gbndcred, it hould h killed at once, nnd proper mrsjurr. taken to dininfeci eveiy object that lias been iu contact with the animal. Fashionable follies aro usually destructive only to these who indulgo iu them but revela tions lately made In Loudon show how the health cf the poor may roinetinics lie made the prico of the luxuries of the rich. Knglish ladies havo taken to wearing in their hats littlo tufts ot arti ficial gras, sprinkled with glass beads, to hni tuto dew-drops. In the manufacture of this kind of adornment a virulent poiso'j called Sciisele's green is employed, which is a compound of cr.euic and copper. The eclor is appl.ed by women and children, who earn only a miserable pittanco by the vrcrk, snd who by inhaling the fumes of tlie puison becomo dange rously sick and even die. A reporter of tho London Drily Ttltgraph has been Inquiring into the matter, and an article in that newspaper says It It nuiple vtoi'K and soon learned, hut .1 ure.1t Ural t.f It mutt te done to earn any inoi.ev and II. u iilenty ul the Uuned ar.enlc Is I'n'jiheil ov llit.e ileum of la modi. Our conimiisiouer v s. tted k nin.lv en;a ml in Inn pito-irailuu til IliK grata of ileatlt. Utile, rlnc led, white laces, dull even clrrle.t with red, Inflimerl ItJs, a perpetual c .larrh.nti'1 a constant whe. ae In trie throat, marked tveiy laembti of tlie croup. These palnlul symp toms ctclle Utile notice: theyaiwajs occur wun a lar-'e order for era. 1 It ohtune.l b sucft a house hint. What ttmuroterloiitlntlietipriirnre ol these t alterersuf tleirtlvdew- Irunsondeathlul herbage In tcAen lite tan lltttl. It ain't a fjood klcn manv In our lino eta It,' said tlio mother of the famllr. Hut thu coujli'a llm Mont. Tl.e coutrii r.-iiifht frtim lliese sliKin natures liad killed a eraotiful Utile iiai l..t vc.ir tjlio viuil on steadily lieoewini trio dev il's ?raH as sne to'.! the stnry, aril the Utile eirl bmlde her who had tae hleadlnir ears stuppei them bra pure of xadilln? out nf her brother Joi'e cap, and vient on too, heerzlnz and coughing, antl mop. in their riiniiin.' ret In ihe midst oi tlio arsenic tliMt, the fainlli colli I mike twelve ulilllln;. a week out of Ifc" buelnes. 'iUevbal lo ii late ti.il eirly thoiigti, and work "all hand.,' hleeilin; ur not b!eethne, eourhint ur nut couzliiog, to earn as much ut this." When asked why sho exposed herself and her children thus lo certain death, the mother an bwercd t "Tlio on'y trade we should find if we cut this would be starvln'." Tlio negroes of the Bouth are manifesting a I ttron: (ceiia: o: Jsi'oiiy toward tu e Nortlieru en try viho are moaocoiizlng all tho belt oSlees lathe reconstructed States, Tbe Hon. Matt Qtloes, fie colored Deiuosihenet uf theTtxas Senate, has been uiikluc stomp speeches thronsliout that titate, Iu wh'ch he his denounced in uumcatired terms uf repiobatiun the dapier Utile fellows vtno luvc couie donn tbrre Item the North and provided tljein. elves with tight rnt!non, irnln-hended ror.es, nndclil'k. in pie, at the esnei.tu n the cstilir, lo tho tic usion ul the nornr-handed plantation laborers, who are better eutitltd to the truilt and at I lie Itepubliran btato Convention held In Virtlnla on the STth nit., aburdant v.dc'iu t o '.tit, a:ne tins writ ni.r tied. During an animated but luharmoulons di.cui ston upon a renoluili'ii ri laliuit to the tUsliibullon uf t' e Fider.il palronaiio In the KUU', several of tlio coluied delecaiee advurated Its pa-sae on tne cruiind that its adoption w ould rid the btate ol the hordes of weak kreed. donsh-faeed carpet bnjiere. half of v limn were the rollem -l cf Copprhei!i!s." In Ibis t (intention the native whites support" 1 Iht lr eemtfxl brethren In their antaimls.u lo the cirpet-bagrer bat thu latter clns bad so manipu lated the primary nieetUiits that they had a tuajoillr of ilelointrs, and e inseqttently they snninnrlly vo'sd dottn tUc tesututioa which tl.rui..i,od uittrlciehee lta theli creiaualui.a. 6031X! A'JTir HOOKS. .11 r. Rrrant's Trnntlultcn of the Odyssey, Mr. Bryant, In translating tho Iliad of Homer, eonterred a priceless iltl npun the nntdlsh-speaXIng rice and In the translation of the Odyssey, the rlttt volume of whl It has Jnst been published by Jatnea It. Osgood Si Lo he doubles Ihe valuo of that gilt, and adds fresh honor to bis own name, A year has rssscd since tho translation of the Iliad appeared, ami scholars haYa had au opportunity to Clve It careful and critical examination, There it no doubt that tho opinion of thoso best fitted to pass Judgment upon the work Is that, both as raaards faithfulness to the oriclnaland poetic symmetry and beauty, Mr. ISryant has surpassed tlio efforts of all prevlons trji.sl.itors, and given to tha world lb best Ungllth version. If tali conld be laid of the Ills, it eertilnly can be repeated with much greater force of the Odrtsey, for here Mr, llryant hat sot to many com petitors. Whether It Is that the (ales ef heroism, Ihe animation of the scenes, the clash of arms, and the alternating fortune! of the field, bare attracted scholars rather to the Iliad than to the Odys sey; or whether It la (hat there Is certainty or find ing; a greater number of readers for the forms r than for Ihe latter poem whatever the reason, tbe fact remains tnat the great majority of the translators of Homer hare tnrned their atteatlon to the tats of Troy, neglecting that ol Uljfirt. And yet the story of Ihe Odyssey It more varied, and In many more Interesting one than that of tbe Iliad. The action ot the latter poem Is confined within the ilt'.h strip cf land bctmcn the Trojan city and tho tel. In the former the scene shifts from conn try to country, ttVlng ns lo lthtcs, to Sparta, to tho ImJt of tae Cjcljpt and of th loloveitevw. Tt.u reader Is carried with the brave Ulysses Hirosgh all his wonderful adventsres and htlr-bretdth escapes, aecompsnrlng him to the country of the Hlrena, and even to the rejlcr.s of tha dead. Indeed, to many readers the story offers a relief from Ihe monotony of barbaric boasting and fierce slanchter that char acterizes to mnch of the great heroic poem. In his prefatory remarks Mr. Bryant avoids tbe vexed qaestton of the authorship ot the Odyssey, mentioning Incidentally only one of those marked variations that havo led scholars to doubt whether the two poems could have proceeded from the came author. We shall content ootsetvet with slvinz but two extracts from the prosent work. Tbe first la a rlcluro of a banquet at the palaco of Ulys:et In ltnaca. Tbo hero himself has not yet returned from the Trojan war, and Indeed is tuppoted to have per ished.- Fresh totters tnvo othered to seek-the hand of his wtro Penelope, and uhlle she postpones her choice they paa tho time la revelry to tne dls cast of tbo toung Telemachas. The extract lain tcro'tlnias reproducing a Ortek Interior of somo tM cut) -eight or thirty centuries ago; In a howl otsllter from a thapelv ewer orrolil. A iiiskt pound v. alt r tor the hands AjiU'ct A p'jluiicil table near tlrm. Ttieu appicactied A vent ruble matron, Lrini-lni bread Anil delicacies irntln ted from tno board I And he wao served tlie least before them placed t'harcers with various mali ann eurs of void w tele round Hie ooard a nerald muve t and pouted Wioe lor ihe zti. sts The hau.htv t allots now Came in, an 1 took their places on the tnrtinc. Ana ton ue. tier.u l- i.imu u ai. ti t:,elr Lauu. lbs water: maidens lieine.l the canister With bread, and all put furtli tncir lian.lt to share Th banquet nn tbe no r,l, t tnis to tne brl n llovs Bile I tbe beaker. Wnen the calls nt t.iirsl And liauaer were apieae I, the sutois tieu.'bt III other thhlita t.iat veil brcnute a Icaft boat anl iinuiei anilteiahv jtl Irott.ht A -lijt'i'ly harp, aed a ive it to Hie binds of t iiem in. vlu nail i .i y Of etittrauit hum tu the imturt. H i the linr.U he struck A prelude to liU lav, it in e a he rlaeil Icleiiisihiis, tb it ullieis ilium not ,ienr, Lcuued fotitarU and tu ituc-e)d rai.aii spalte. Iu the course of tho wundeilnrs of tho storm tossed Ulisscs he finds hluistlf at last led to the regions of death. And hire occur the fatnout pas sages descriptive of tho suflriinrauf Tantalus ami the eternal laburs oi Siyphus. Tucy aro amon: tho moat graphic la tha orlcinal poem, and are finely reproduced in the translation, Those who aro latrlllar with Dante's description nf hn I'cseoet Into tie re.'jii of tleirt, rd the vi". fcrlnxs and Ihe hemes that lie there beheld, wttt not tall to be struck by the tesemblaece that In lheo passages tints between Homer and the great l'lo r ii line. All Greek sehulara rtmsmher the lines In which Homer Lae described Ihe luiLum slrii,'Sle to rush the t'.ono lo the summit of me hill, and the rusu of the rock as I, silts from the hsud of bisphus and tounds down ataln. Tne words are to chosen as to btlp out ihe tense the line labors as It describes .he slru'Elo of the DM'iUd Misyphus, vthtlo tho boundtna of the sioue as lb escapes and plungea back la aptly reflected In the llomcrlo verte. In tlie lines llialwu have llallclatd Mr. ilr) ant lias clven some Indication of tbe bound and plunge of tile stone alter Homer's fashion And neat I looked on 1 anialu. a rrey Tn ttrievons toiniriitt, tar.iiu.2 in a lake Tnat lesctied tut cum. I'noueii p-imluuy athlrst, He could not drink at olien a, lie bowed III aged heau to take Into ais litis I lie Mater, It vss arawn away, and ssnk Into tne eurth, and tne dark soil .peard Around his ft el: a k'od t..d dried it up. And lolly trees dronin-d u'er htm uun with fniH I' ts and ii'imegrtnatee anpi Itir to si.'nt, Abu lu-cio it iu. rei 1 o Ives sreoi or hae -A 1. 1 v li. ii I .11 m.r.cii nil. I put i.jrtli hit ban It luiiockili iilivui ti lr ale. ii-, n wind aro- Ani wau.cu ti.vu tar umoeg toe shadowy uuudt. V tte trjitl itt st...itc cf flpr,a Ainil hn tMiIvrmi. vtitob.itu .an. is he rolled A .'m.'e ttoiie on n Mil. lo f teg it up, II Itanvd Nffui'itt the it as witn hands and fert llm r.- n rrene.i the luiumit ol ihe lull A n ;tver w.n felt thai uut It tolllnn bieic. if.n it (jMi 'untfeJ tht unmaiiuatKtbK rect Wei Aim lurxt y tun. Again he toiled To i.tavo It up iard, whit il.n rweat I .Item Itan down hit limo aed Coil becrlmcd 1,1s brow. 1 hsn I beneld the m.trbty llerculr '1 'in hero' tin tit- 'or ne tut t-ttnscir A uti; -he d'-ath:us eo ti, well pleased to share T e r leans and llei e el tlie dainty feet, A danctner of ihe ml jtny Jupiler And Lold 'n-snda'l'-d Jtuu, li hi rife. Aruuu I h.s imasu flined to and fro Hie cho'ts witii noi-e tike fear-oewlt1r-d bird!. Ill look was unrk is nisht lie held In baud A naked now. a than niion the strioir, And neieelr rntvd. like oueabaut to tend The arrow iorta. I'non nil hreasi he v.ute lite loruiidanie Datdrie, on whns band tu sold were seumiuret mirvel.-toiui of boats, Wil l boats, trim Hois, baill"!, klrumluii.t, And death by vionnus and tlauizhter. lie who wrought llm o ne h il never dune tna lue Ui.oie, r.or could iberoa(u;r Three cilracts n.mt suf3ce to Indicate the charac ter of Mr. ftrant's work. It seems to us that nit translation of the Olyssey ia even smoother and moro free and poetic than that of the Iliad, The prac'lcn that tlie latter rave him has made It un doubtedly an easier task. Perhaps, also, the Hemes lave rroicd more eoneenlal to the poct't tastes than the fierce and martial ones that form the staple or lha Iliad. Certaluly Ur. Dry ant hat linked his name honorably and forever with tbe two great poems thai lorm tho fcubda lion of all Greek literature, and this Is fame tunl c ent fur ant I ost. The Truth A bout tlie "I llivntib.ee Trnek- .11 r. Ilttatvell t'lindetiina II. To Ihe r.Il.or lit lit A'ttc Toil tru.J: Since my return lo the city I have been shown a telegrspbic notice In your paper uf Ite Stth ulti mo, of nn measurement of the Cold Spring Course at Milwaukee, Wis., and as, from Its brevity, it la calculated to lead to an erroneous Impression re garding the condition of the track, It ia doe to tbe cate from the very gtncral interest which the late essay of Oeldstnlla Maid hat ellclled, for me to adv.se youut tbe nature of my report In relation thereto. That the track was not defined either by a rail or a trench, ard as a cinsequencu fie measurement of Il could be bat from an arbitrary Une, and that so embarrassing waa tbe case, that I hesitated to un dertake tbe measurement. Aud that tu my measure ment of It, or Mti-cr In my def.nemcnt or Us course, I became satisfied upon a review, that I was too ilUtah And limber, thai Hie ilit.d qoaiter, -wtih tbe exception of tlree short cays erroneously printed two In mv report wi oh-cured by build lilts atid trees within u.e circuit ot the course. If I li ay be allowed an nplulon in this mailer of the requirement of a race course, I do not consider any Irark ;l proper cojise that 1. not clearly ditlno by a rail tor lis eutlre length, ni.d Ihtt auv leeotd of a performance thereun It Jus'lropen toquettton. As the quctth n Is dally put to me whither a horse np"H this Irick could work "i-'thln a mile, I have tn admit I did not measure It witn a view tn determine that point; bnt I urn free to say tn it Una course, alike tn any other not dlliied by a rail, ur even a Irent li, i open lo he Invadul upon its track tn any ixteht, ut sum points an in IV not tie seen by 1 le ju.iui s. t ,u t t-'itiiver iruf sleet l.i.pe tlu:. Cl.AS II. 11ASWBL.. Tlio Ohio Woods In I'lntiies. Toliuo, Oct. 4. Tho woods are ou (lit on both shirt of the Toledo and Wanasli Railroad fur tho treater pait uf tie way between Antwerp and Now lluven, nd toverlng an an-.tof four or five miles. The woo.li aro burmny also between Antwerp and Colli, dettreylna Ihe limber, hundreds of eords of lirewouJ, aid iniln of Icnits. At Woodburn, Oct. three houses were dtstruyed, and the steam mill was only aaved by brrukiiu furrows ia Ihe ground nruuud the bulldinr, 'I he trains are oelajred la con sequence of me replacln: uf heal d ratla w1 ew ones. The cninllrhls unit rr.eaJns'a are d. siniyed, cwluu' a lost of Iroui W lb,C00, Tiia ate la still roflaa. OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE joj.v it. itr.yar.it HEaLAitna that it is hills went! Ai.xr.it i:i. Tho I.nsl Dollar Mloleti Irom the Clly Trent ary Lnotntoua Fuaerles Ilrotteht lo lilgtil Tlio Jtloney to be Wicuched from the Oltilchos or tbo llnudltll. Mr. John H, Kcyscr appeared personally beforo the Committee of Seventy en Tuesday evening, tnd tetttfitd In bit own behalf that he had never re ceived the inms of money alleged to have been paid blin by tho city for work dons on tha new Court House. Mr. Keyssr conld not acconnt for Iho dis crepancy between the real payments to Idmsslf and the amounts which appear on the vouchers and the books of the Comptroller. He had not given Mie vouchers, nor had he made false affidavlti, bat he had assigned his claims la order to tecare prompt payment for hit aervlces and material. He believed that the several amounts hid been raised after tbe papers had left hit hands, aud that the difference bad been approtrlatcd by the officials to whom Ihe ctstj-nmenti had been made, Ue had been wall paid for the work done, but his cbarget had never been exorbitant. Mr. Keyter's appearance and testimony were entirely voluntary, and created a profound tentttlon. He hat been driven nearly eraty by tho charcea of dishonesty and corruption In which he hat bsen Implicated, and he tolled the opportunity to relieve hit character of unmerited reproach. Testerday a Brm reporter hsd an Important Inter view with one of the leading; and most active mem bers of the Committee of FJeventy, who rtquested tjit his name should not be jmntle .rn'dlr, js be djd not wish to be overran with qncstlonert seeking to obtain corroborative evidence of the ftett which he narrated, "Yon cm rely," be repeated several times, how ever, upon the correctness of whatever I tell yon. I am perfectly willing to dltdote everything tho publication of which will not Impede the labors of the Committer, but I do not with to have my time wasted In answering tbe Inquiries or every self constituted disbeliever In newspaper reporta who choosos to call npon me. in a raoancs or rus comwittei or ssvextt. "Indeed," be added, "tha principal reason for holding our meetings secret It for fear that tbe members would ido tk on forever If tbey ttou;hl that the newspapers would report their orallont. Of course we have secrets, but they are only a sec ondary consideration.'' He porter How era tbe Commlttea fiojrtMlag with their labors? Member Only loo well. The evidences of cor ruption are ao glaring that wo have little dltlculty tn collecting them. Heporter Do you think yon will tecare emnch to enable you to prefer criminal cbarget axalutt Mesrs. Tweed, Sweeny, Hall, and Connoll J Metnbor 1 have not seen tho testimony ulreidy collected, tint tl e lawyers whom we have employed tn hunt It np Intorm me that It Is overwhelming. AQdavlts are now being drawn up against all four, and against others who are also criminated. They ultt ba very tun;, and il will jvjaiiu ttviitf foil yet lo complete them. Upon these warrants will be aked hi I outlined, and in a very snort time you uia look for jur. (B.ni or rue crnuisir.s. It "ortsr llctoro I ia tnd of the wei.t T Mtuibtr I tulnk It very llktiy. No time ivil be lust. llerr'er- Vitiea ra) I havo ttic aSJ.Vilt for publication 7 ilembei ot until tiiev hive been served. Il would not do to make It em public before, l!eirier In what do the charges aj.ilntl Messrs Tweed, bweruy, Hall, and Conuoll) consist t Member We have eildence not only that they lute appropriated latl sums of public money to their uwn private use, bnt also that eiloutlvs for gerlea have been comuilttej. Checks lor large aUOUiits nave tea totgod tn tae baules ul Individ ualt who never received a cent, and Ibe formers have obtained the money. Stealing of Ihe niol rtcklrss dt set Iptlou has been earned on. In net thete was nn limit ta their men's roibery uf tta pu ihe ireaiury. OI all this wo lave ut,ut.daul pr, uf. Iterorier II ve yu any donM o'bcisg side to se cure t e conviction ol Messrs. Tweed, bt.teny, Hall, and Coot till f Mtnilcr-N'n, tli. Their conviction Is sure. The fscls ate tuere, ail no .'eal quibbling can c-t over them. .Not only ln.it, but ti.ev will ho force I to disgorge nmrlr ail tne tll-gutteu wea'.fi nuw In Ihelr possession. Oa this pulul thero can be no doubt either. Iltporter Then the taxpayers will not sutler In the end f ..Member Hut little, I believe. Our Investigation has been very thorough, and I think we can prove ne.rly IVIRT CENT THAT BAS BEEN STOLEX, Iterorter Waa tbo arrest of Mayor Hall nae of tbe criminal actions juu have spoken oft Was it at the Inslanco of the Committee ol Seventy t Member It waa a sepai-ilo suit. It was bronchi at li e Instance ot a sul-commlltre (of which I am not a tnvmber) or the Ccmmlttte of Seventy, and therefore the Committee of Seventy are fit a moa euro responsible lor II; bultbe principal action hat jet lo he brought ugalnst air. Hall. Itsr.orter ait is the penally attached to a con st. Hon on the present action t Membir The alleged crime tl a rnlsdetnf nor. pnnieuablc, i tielitve, by a hue ot tl.l'JJ, iiupnsin. lutnt t,i tne penitentiary during not leas lliau one eir, and disability frem ever alterward lioiJln,; t.0 co. Iteporter Are Messrs. Twee t, Sa-eenv. II ill, and Connolly the on!) ones who have betn robuiug I .e pu'jtie treaturvl Member Ino etetltni at first band has all been done by a few men. There are ulliers im.cj!ed besides Tweed, Mwesny, Hall, and ton null but iney are vcrv lee. lteporlei Do you lutend lo proceed against then all Member Atalnst ever) cne. Von krow nf c-mrse thai aetiou Las Lien taken aatusi lugtrswll, l,ur vcy, Kcyter, and the utliera already. cvtHT noLLia to ns ricstored to tue treaeit.v. Hurcrter Can yon give me no more scrctftc in fonnattoit anuul tbo domes of the Uuuimllire r Member I don't thins, it wonld bo prudeut. I have told tnu substanlinlly what i.as been done aud what w Intend to do. Tu unfold our pl.ias tn de tail wtiuei possibly defeat llm ends ul justice. Heporter Then I can atture the rojdera of Tub U n that tne King will he punished, the city govern meul purtUed, and the siealiuna ul t e pa.l U'a' )eurs relurned to the treasury I Member (enipli.iucil!i Vis, sir. Tho city will tee lliely limes this fall, Tne (Vmpuie-e nt Screety areln rait of rrroey to isythe expenses uf their investlita'.lun. Ihe, give their uwn time and labor gratis, hut II lis I e. u found necessary tn employ a number ul prof.. um .1 mi n and experts In homing up testimony anl ir rsnging it iu les-al form, lliese have tu be p. id, and II it too much lo ask the Cuinniiltee to stand the w hole expei.so. An appeal Is made to the tax. payer geneialii lo wh use profit ti.e restoration of the Kiug's .testings will Inure lo send such tunie aa they can severally afford Iu tl.e KinaeclJl turn. niUlse, cumpoted of Messrs. Jauies U. tliown. Ilenr) Clews, tumuel 1). llabcoek. fl. 11. bl crmin, Joi n A. btewart, Henry U, tilelihln. William K llaiemever, Paul N. r-pufford. S 11. Veruitl)e, VV. M. Kieist. J, hollgmao, and Eutene Ualllb ur lo the treasurer, Mr. Kaill bauer, 11 llruadway. Let every huuest cilueu tume forward at once and beip rrxisn the houdeiis or thu rscrLi I Before the Sew reporter took hla leave of Ihe member ol the Comlllcc ol Kevvnty, th it gei tlrm-n s.t I that ue had bad tubuiltti d toliiiu a ver Importaul letter In m U.e Denny Couipuullrr tn the Utard uf I'll' lie Wurks, winch was to have been served at one o'clock. Us substance Is tnul a I the ai tr rtilictit lor c.irrilui: on tho city Improvements during lh71 bad teen exhausted with September, and thai con sequently a 1 public works weuld liave tn te stoi ped at t.nre. Ihe reporter al once visited the (.'amp roller's office and obtained the following copy ul tue letter: TUE CITT TREASl'llY gXIIAL'STEP. DIP' KTME1.T or I iHA-.ce. 1 CourTROLLXH'a lit rice. Saw tOkh,uct. 4, IsTl. j 7o Ms Detmi wunt of Public ll'ertr. Ibe Injnuetlnti order liavtng been settled r-r his Ilnnnr .'u"ge Isrparil or Ibe Mipn-jne t'nu'l II is 'n-. porianithst all depsrtmerts ot the clly government should nuderiund tl.elr i re-ent condition as reined s theauauces ot Ibeclt) .sod II seeun e.enlal thai yi ur amotion ho immediately duccted to Ibe following fuett relame to jonr department i "iu Tno entire amount appropriated by tbe noar I of An. j-miionincni for the liipurtiu-nt o Pitblic W...U I oni ia tiiii'i In Ifil wit 11,58.' liO M Iho uiili.uci' or approi tlations loi is)i) mm pret.ons )rurs nneipeiuiari at the begiu uiu i ol tbo present year was 119 Owl I) Showing the totat appropriations tn be,,tj)JH tl Ot t.i s amount there line Pi en already rai j en )otti riqulsition the sum of I.STS.IM TJ I eav u(t 11 balar.ee of t.'i,. j,0 0 1 etateniem leenmroietn? '1,11 sl.nws tt.-s vailv li' l v.. u.i v hit Ii .l.e at ,ii'i tmi n.iis i.eie inait-.liio Kiii.iui.it 1 apirntrkiied. Ihe lunit eipeniua up 10 bipi. 11, IS. I, snd the hnhinns mux, en ed at slid nil" Il v this tl win he seen that all apninprlatioiit inadn for oinduetlne thu Department ot Public Worse tur tl.e whole el the yeai imi, aiuuuiitine to tl.VU, loti.to, were es:inded uy ou prior 10 i-en II. e acini ibe -urn ol t;.Jj.Ci aupiiiniiaicd lor talaru., wlm-li I uudci ,isj-d It icairelrtt nieieul to meet I. ese dv.i an.ls. tor ir.e nirtnin ot bepieial er. THIS UIl'AHTUltNT HAS NO I'UNIIS at Its dlt ntal. and no power to raise funds to meet anv deman t for lue yeir tsji m esc i ul iheun. r liriallon. ni ide for (hat yrar aa above slaled. All t- e ith tlty lor ib-se t,uri)usii. vetted ia tl,i Ut-pur intent 1 exnautled alien It has I'lotlded for your de pain.ent, and nild the above stint nf tll.Til fil, t-eelion sofeiiup. fklofiiie loiws of lll provides Ins t.e UabUtu une ufin. wlaitttr tutl tt e.-if,,r Incut swap t.at1iftlTA vi lAe 1 4tsr t.y Ai I'ufl ur iL.'-sa-s uilu ol .Veic 1'ur sc. t Auajiua m tiamuiai ts-s .riuiwiu iiotts Ur piirpn't, nnr thill thrrttv ort till of Xti Torkbt held Uaittjor nnv lntt btttinw 10 li' tireif lly the order alinve tcictred to the Supreme Tonrt has 1 enjoined tho city, and lit vai ma Hirers, ngenn. and depanmen's Irom tncarring anv emeries, whether the obleei uf ex,.ennitute ihu l nave been ordered br the I on. in m 1 mui 1 d said city or not un ei an an. pruprintion shall havo been rr vl mily mado by the af iresald Hoard of Apportionment coveting sucn t ynse. In necirdiiice with the t rovlt. lous of Ihe third lection of tho said statute 1" and mis ogrAnruENT is enjoined from psylnt anv elalmt In elects of the amnents set apart lor suvti purposes br the afortiaid Hoard ot Appnriinnmeni. in accordance with the crovisions of the third leetl n of the 1 sid ktatute." In viewoftneie provisions of tho law, and 6f the I bjunt Hon order. It appears thai thia Department can nut pay lo, or provide lor tho payment during the preisnt year, for the Department of Public W ores, any tarn In excess of the said Wl.JSl tn tor any ot the pur poi ipecllled In the liatement annctrd for tbo year 1871. Ills also my duty tn bring speelslly to yonr notice tint by tin terms of tbe Injunction order, o which 1 have referred, this Department Is restrained from tail ing upon the bond! or stock of tbe city (other tnnn aitesimenl bonds) any turn or turns wt atever roe any of the purposes or your Department 1 and It 1 piopcr that those employed br or wnp are about 1 inking en gseeraeou with your Department should he. attltn ill edviied of tbe present conainon "s nrfur. Very reipcclfuity, AM O T.Rn Vcy m trotter. THOUSANDS Or UEM TO OE mill, N 0''r. It Is anticipated that the publication of t.tls doei menl will create Inteoee excitement am jng do thou aanda of employees of tbe City. Tbeo potions are mainly hard-working honest laborers, win ate de pendent upon the city Improvements for a living j and who, being that) suddenty thrown out ot em ployment, will not know which way to torn to get another oh. To many of them the city Is in arreara for several weeks' psy, aud very few have money laid by on which to tuprort their families during a protracted term of forced Idleness. Thor will nttnralir be Indignant, and will need only tha Inter ferecce ot a scoundrelly demagogue or two to lead then Into tcenea of rtoi and Olaorder. In any event let ibetn remember that there would be plenty of money to pay them all the year round If the King had not stolen It. The Ring alone are to blame not the Deputy Comptroller or tne ltefortn Committee, who would have to take a step betorid it elr legal authority to ratio the neccstary funds to keep them at work. Mow It tub tiki ron OCR tit or wealth to come forwtrd and advance the required amoaut, trusting to havo It relunded from the stealings widen tl ty aro isicrtd tin II be shortly rorced from tbe robbers ot the public treasury. Uy this conrso tbey will prevent much misery and possibly riot, arson, and Moodsh I. Tbe Committee e.r laborers who called npon the Deputy Coniptrnlli reti ineadey-.ln reference to their fiay, wailed upon ht again yesterday, and were In ormed by Mr Lad.. it they wonld aurely be paid some day tHf ve due notification of which would be given U.e 1. Tbey Yteul away apparent ly satisfied. Another Mbocl.Ing Chnriro Agnlnet William AI. Tweed. From t Intuit. Ur. Tweed has been eo long accustomed to hold our rights In contempt that ue nu longer hesl urn lo strike at our personal llberllc. lie tut ror to uiatiy yean bought w.d retained political luflu t nce with tlie people's money that In his iocs leu nets he tat ventured to barter at lettt one man's Ireedora lor power. It is mnastruus and almost no vuna teller, bnt nevertheless It Is true, that Wil liam Al. 1 weed Is nsti.g bis Influence 10 aid the eml iruut robber. Charlie Muoie, WJose villainies wo have rrpeitcd r exposed, to escape the punishment be so richly inert' Ue lias agreed wlin ex-Alder-111. .li Moore, brother or the oroltrant thief, that tlio rasc.il shall not be 1 rosecuted provided the liifiuenco 01 the ix-Aitloiraan as a Plrsl Ward politician le ued In the Klug Interest hereafter. In order to carry oni Una infamous bargitn, not only la tho inler to lo let go unw hl ped ul Justice, hot his In nocent vleltin, who Las remained here aa a v .litest, uU'i-en ii.rut yprrja'jis.eaJjiw 'issjicrti,itri. Ies, wulle the rubbers go lire un Hall, 'Ihe slimielul slur.. true, as we are aisnred. In every particular. I de ailed at lehgl.i In auulner 1., uiun. A n I -11 U riiach. the victim of tin roboery and con Piracy, lit which Win. M. Tweed II leaguid wun tbe luneet and most desperate thieves, Is a tour liuiii.in. asiraii.er ar.u men. lest 1.1 this clly. ri. r lour )oni hn moored haul In the fir West, de nt Ing hlinse.f eters luxury aud many comloris, thai he nngi l save en. u.'h iniitiey to bring his aged pa rt Ms 10 tins euu 11 try. Hub! e I by Moure, detained sa u wluie wniie n,e ti.tct was le( loi-se oti hall, he was lttelr forcibly takeu, bv uiderol It strict Atltir my flunin, irum tne hospital un Waid'a Island, wnere 1 u waa living it a cu.irge of the Co mlssiuii crtol EmlirulKin, kept In a station bcuo twtuty luur lioura, and thete Intinildsied, tuhsequentlr in suited wuhodtra lucotu,romise hit tuit, audflnaP It thrutt lulo thu cells of t e House uf Detention, wiere acirss to hltu ol all concerned In hit wcltaru it ucuied bv li e District Atluruer. And hers lio u.usi retu.iu uuitt ho coutenia to couipromue and let ti e villain who robbed l.lm eseaie. This Is a ci.e bleb sl'iutd swsken srnp.ttbv for rhe pcir vittiiii, ana aiuuse liidibatiOu agAinat the men who bale lushed hiiu uf muiit-y and llbeity alto. J.i.Mi ALUXAXltLll'S HLOl'CU C.VT. The l'roprrlr wblcli her Slater hclzed-A .lliacrct-natluu l.jvs.ull. Cirrepondcnce ot 1 tie Sun. l'lTtinthnii, Hcpt. 20. A decidedly knotty qnesllon. involving the equally of whiles and col ored men social and lcctly. Is pendlnj In nur 811 pteme Court. About 15S0, Archibald 1'. Wright, a fugitive elave fiom Virginia, reached a point a fen n.lles from this city thl the underground railroad, and waa domiciled In the family of Samnol Alexan der, of South Pavette. Mr. Alexander had four daughters, three uf them belug married prior to the appearauie uf Anhv Uetween Jane, the young et, and Archibald thero seemed to exist a aorlof a natural affinity, which In tne coarse of three years culminated tn an tloiement. Under the pita that It ni" necessary to run away from home to marry 11 preicher by the name ot Walker, residing somewhere In Northern Now York, Mrs. Alexander pacieed np Jane't thln:s and sent her In search of her clerical lord and master, nuder the eb.ir.-e of lr. susceptible Archy When Lcxt heird from they were living as husband and wile In St. Catharines, Canada, Tney continued to reside there and at ut. tr points In Canada until tue epnug of ISSf, when Miss A'cxaader or Mrs. Wright died, leaving two iht'.dren, a boy md a girl. After some time U relit returned to the United Stales with the children. During tne war he en tered ti.e servue aud wit killed ur died uf disease. Iu in. u.eiit time liietntee remaining heirs snared tl v Alexsuaer eitate, cu-itiu; uf 1 valusalu luriu, pujins no' heed to ihe citing iler and I er hal. iiiuod c'llld'eu, who Ur the ustteu years hale bo.u tiling 111 Ibis eliv, Itireutly tl.ev sued In the Common Pleas Court to recover the one-luurtn o' tne et ile tu which their mother wuul I be cniitlo I were sue .ivmr. Alter a prolraited trial u.u Jur) reudeied a verdict lu lavor uT the clai naut. The ileieudaiit betow file t bills of evcertion, an I now appevr tn me r-uprene Court as elalntida In e'ror Ihe tuuin puims re. ltd uul b the pUi.ttlis in irror ur 1. That Wrli'tt and Ahxi' der were not married, and tlutlllrrUi n.il.- clnluien lain outside Ibe btaio 0, l' iins)iania cttinot lnuetil real e-,ialu in Hie bt He under lue act ul l'eb. V3. 11U1. 2 1 hat If lt.ey were u.siueu in Cacaja, the chil Or 11 ate I legitimate, became muitl.igc is u coutr et i'lt gtnti.i, which It re.tulaic-l. not n pilvatu co.i uaei inn 1,) th public law 01 the State. .1 Teat Hie tins of thai Sine uf Pennsylvania loioi i me nii.riKv uf lull bluuilod noiioc and h-le-, nd cunseiiueii'li t!i ui.rn ije tu-ilrict, if ever enterc I iuio, was void nft iiffio wiiliiti lilt Blu e. 4. Tbe m rriige of negroes anl ttpites I agilnst the Inli'i e.ts ul tho Male, d lend- 10 d. ti-t iui ,'i bulb races, not even tiriiiin ui toe tie.ro, lut tre 'lly injuriug ami, us welt as gie.tliy Injuii'i-- the wulle race. Ixium. own 3,000 ftiji'Aiiis mil i:s ov 1'iitc. llundt-eita llurned nut ol llonae stud llnntr Wild lltuste I'lylna- ,lu Dlatuiiy-Jtulii nnd rtnrsitlluu lu Wlacoutlu, MiLWAiKCE, Oct. 1. A special despatch to tho Uallv .S'eici Iront Oretn Day tayt that the Urea whicu bate been raging la the wuoda between there tnd Michigan hare extended acrost Pux Idler tnd cover a ttrip thirty mtlet wldt tn riliuwinaw and Oconto counties. The large lumbering towns of Marinette and Pithtico are threatened with de slrucllon. Tie fires are raging over 9,000 square miles of territory. About one hundred Ismlllea are burned out of huese and home. T he refugees are In Oreeu Pay and ttLer townt. At least one hun dred other families are e dinger of being burned out. Farm buildings, bridgie, fences, and abso lutely everything nave hsen swept away. T.iou sai.ciu uf eitaare tnili-s of Valuable p.tiu loretts have been desttuyed, Hears and ulher wild bottle nave been dnveu In dinijy from the wuoda, and are flilig about In ever) direction. The entire popu lathm tma been fighting the flies without success. -Mhliv of the people have ceen prostrated, sull cated by Ihe heat and stnouc, and bat to M rimed bj tniir comradia m)lacesol sifely. Allsuppliis lor 11 an and bei.st have bten Uesirojed, und star vation during the cowing wiLlcr skins them iu the lai e .11) stcrloua lliirdci- ueiir llnlliilv, IltirALo, Oct. i. (ieorgo W. Dartuw, tu overieer on Tint s larui near tins city, whlls riding iii'Oiu in a lurry, was murdered by wm t.:.L.iuni. lerion, who fired scleral sliuia from s revolver, apparently through the back curtain of the vehlili-. 'I lit assassin w. soiluse to I Is victim tl at tue pow der burned the cm tain. Harrow was In'iiy c teemed Ii) all lilt acquaintances, and tne caute cf lit mtirdir Is a m)Her', at Ihe rnone) anil tslJ at'lra uv tna .ersuu were iiurti'tiirliol. Which Telia tht- i't ulri f frnni l.l CVileiiiu .hid nil, Cci i. President (Irani, in ctitiveratiim with I'lieuds wlill' In this clly, stated en phaMrallv tint, to hit knuwIcUe, the charges of the .Win J'yri Tritium ngalnsl Culleilor Murphy nre withuiil louudallun thai I e sees no reason lor removing whun, irum per eona! lC'iwle1'.e he regin'ml Mm sa ol for Itt place, siul will not rratlfy Ihe clamors nf tUuae Who have a personal ur r.ctloua object tn view THE PRKSIPENCY. th is cA.wiiKtii: nnon nttt sorra n.ixis. Tired of llclnl tlio A i-nnii of Itohhcrr Itendy lo Vote lor nnr illnn who Is llnnest-llr. (Irrclcy the .linn lor n L'nndldntti, Corrt'iionilenct of tht Cincinnati ComnunM. NAsntiLLE, Bcpt. 18. As n Ilcpubllcan candl, date, Horace Greeley would hive more strength In 1 the Booth than Oram. He wonld poll more volet T and carry mote Blates. Oranl his lost more strtngtej 1 In tl e South than In any other section of the coun try. Aaldo from tlie officeholders, even, hi) we ik neiehcro Is beyond all precedent. The epleotfU majorities that he rolled np In 1303 will never be rolled op again, nnlest It be on (he wrong this of the. ticket. This Male, for Instance, wilt go against Grant by a far larger majority than It give htm at tho last PreilJentl.il election. The Hlate will ga agilnat any Itepubllcan candidate that may run, but against Grant more decidedly than any other. Of other Southern btatet the tame mar be t eld. If Grant Is renominated, the Ilepubtlcaos neeS not count on carrying any of the Southern Slates other than South Carolina, Florida, Mlitlulppl, tnd Louisiana; and It II questionable If the latter Stat Is certain. The feud there between the wines oi the Itepubllcan party, lr all the reports may be bo lleved. Is greater than between the Itepnhlirane. as wholo (ir they were whole), and the Doniucrtls. In Mississippi, too, the brethren nre not dwelling together In unity, although tho" Kn-Klux are doing what thoy can to keep tne enemy's line closed np. In tret mate they have tha Alcorn faction and ths H faction that la not Alcorn, tnd between the two, II may take more comprehensive statesmanship than. Urant has et ovlntcJ to tare the State. Ah bam 1 It Inst to Grant, even thus early In thV fl action. I recently Lad a long conversation with unc of tha most eminent of Alabama ltepubllcms, andi fl he told me that the prospects were Indeed gloomy. "We quarrel so emong ourselves," hn said, and then, alter a moment's reflection, he brightened up a utile, and dcilared that there was on "faint glim- mcr ot hope." I asked mm what that glimmer jfl was. He replied that If the Democracy blunders flf In their nominations, as they din In 1SG3, whltti W would throw the quarrelling Itepubllcane together, I there waa hone, a very little a faint glimmer, la I tact. Dot, inppott they should nominate Chatefl laid. P "Then," replied he, "we are gene up, 'horse, foot, and dragoon,' and tt wonld bei folly to muk H even a ahow of fight, or apend fifteen cents in tht M campaign. Our party la demoralized," he conllnne.t, "and If the Democracy don't savo ut by theil U blunders, we are lost." It seems to toe to be bad policy to pin our hope) I of victory upon the blenders or the enemy. 11 It a H dangeruns rule In war. In peace, or In politics. II Is an unsa'e (Jener.il who would bury his Iruops la fl a fortress and wait for the opposite forces to eat 1 each other up, even In tho face of a historical fail that tiiev bad once upon a Urns amused themselves In that way. The true Duller Is tu go In like 4 plalntltr In ejectment, and recover upon the streutlh or our own title, aud not upon luo weakneia uf tue adversary's. Now It Is a fact, lamentable, bnt trne, that In all the Southern Stales the Iteoubilcau party ia torn and dlslractod by Internal dlisentlons aud fends, That II le not so In this Slate Is not on account of an Indisposition to quarrel over Grant's appointments, bnt becsue the party In Tennesson hot not III I enougu evrii to raise a respectnblo row among tlism- D tclvta. Il Is In the states tooth ol here, where the H parties aro moro etcnly balanced, that Ibe nilschlsl U is being dune. I The use nr mlsnse of the inpolntlnr power Is thu I &jl r3tw.cf.ihr!r.&XluM!t.aj:Mrt. ,V..-.(. 1 -nrlly (Irani 11 mixed un more or leas In all thesa quarrels. Whether be Is lo blame or cot for the rumpuses In Lultiaua and Alabama, tor Instance, dUlerent opinions are current, but these do not do awy with the lact that ihe troubles exist, and thai be In eonsiqueuco bas enouila-t umuug those who were not bis enemies lu Now with a new man, one who has not taken sides In the Itepubllcan qnirrele in e'snt ol lha Seulhern Slates, and wonld not have lima to take b.ul lc'or-tii-ctiop. tnese wwwid would. no paitaxt 1 ii licit-1, ami thu It. nu II una present an unhrol en 1 front to ihe enemy. 1'erhap" thero is no man In tl 1 party who could do ltd. nltli mars success than, lluiaiu Ureeley. All lacitous would rally ar, uud htm, fur none would havo unv causo for actttc en. inlty. I verily believe he would poll a larger vole I the Couth II. sn any man tho Itepuhllcaiia could noniinalo. Muro inllht bo tu t tu thu North iau Ik Mould he gained in the South by hit nomination, bji of tlds I know tiotnlut. 1 speak uf the blates w nil the politics of which I am lainlllar. Hut a short time ao I llsienei to the conrersi tlur, or a kraal of .x rebels, An tp .V;s or l y in the highest terms, 01 Ins alilitv, sobriely, lunui. try, and vuimpcucliabie honesty. They praised ulm lor hla eloquent aupoils Just after the war for "magnanimity In vlc!ory."-i)r umverssl amneitv, and f -r his delence of tl.e fallen rebel chieftain lu tue extent ol going ou Ids bail bond. Hut hla lion esty tber seemed must to admird They a-reej, too, tint If he was elected he would not pircrl out the vfilcte t-IUer to his rel Hives or bit relatives' relutitce; that the td.in wi o uprro iched him witna gilt w ould go away with a 11 a In hit oar, II not with u sensation of 11 boot toe at tue extreoiity uf hla vertebral column. ISUbodl CUulJ but tlliu oltlici etiMtsbl uut Ih tl.e manner of urdlnary bargain mid s-ile, or by tho more polite but uone lb ivss repretieotlble proctica ot besiowlug a towu Pit or stable horse as a gilt, sua expccilng something suM'smla! In rt-turn. And they further airreed that Oreeley would always be found al the White House wmle his term of ofrlu Icaied, ready lu atteud lo public business, roo-ardless of the wiiiiornenesa ol sea bret-gas or the statu ot the thermometer. While thu conversation wsa coin on un ex-rebel, whom I know well, came up. He waa a rebel soldier, Is an ordla try mau, and has a vote, entitling Iho subject nf cunvereatiou. ha saldt "Ureeley! I'd vote lor him; he'e in honest man." lire!ey't honesty, Ms nndliputed honesty, would give hint atreugth In the South. I mean tne hon esty that would shrink from even laalngagl t la consideration uf bestowing au office. 1 be Soothers) people loathe a mm who uvea a publio oQee to en rp h himself. Whatever may he tnelr laults, the! ate honest Tnev do not w iralnp tne aiEt.ghty dol lar to lue extent of battering away loelr honor log tt. The old Southern flie-eallng Democrats, wt an lanzht, were wicked men, and wicked Ihey w-ire ebonl some Ihlhgt, but tney did not u their of.le.l to fid llieir pucKsia. ihey did nut form rings to make mousy ur estaolisa gift enterprltet, por tho pjt six lean ihe Southern ftites hsvs been converted Into an arena of rubbery. Presenting j spectacle of iraut and corruption perhaps uuex eu pled In the iury of lb" world yet H. mil's 11 trnm men lime lud lulls to do nltli t. YvU. trat buih j einer, It he has sense enouth lo get sa offlcs, bit tjM tou uiudi honor to ateal. In all my expeuenee al fll correspondent or tne fotnmrrclal In me dittsical T butithcrn States, I have fouud the worst thieves, tut most iusatlaie rubbers, lu be .Nurtbern men, inert I hue bten more stuleu lu South Carolina or In Louli- laua since the war than In all the Southsru slate it put together, front tae Ksvulutlon tu IScV). bo U.e buuihern Hople have two molivti fot wanting lioneit men tu uffli-e, Thsy nevtr e scled anv oi:.er sort beforo the war, end siuco the war they luve ha 1 some bitter experience with coriop lionisia lu public placet. Iney dou'l believe evin in present-taaitig" on the part of a puttie offie'ri ns it demoralizes the service, and leads tu that winch Is IVO'SO. lllufl uld Andy Johnson represented the gecaint t-oututrn heart wnen he lefu-ed nny and every present that was oflered him while in the Wnlta lliiusu. During Ins lung ufil.'ial lue, itr.tcaiai through nearly halt a cenlur), he never told sa ufiite nur accepted it present, nr, ut he pointedly puts it, "a bribe." ihat noblo son of Virgin's, (en. Pap" Tnomas, had the same Idea swvll things, and rospoetlully relu.ed presents that w. re tendered him, even when be hid every assuiaucs ul the ilHniiereaied rroilves of ills friends, (rant has ton niuen tr.nplrg criedlncss In bis make up tu he popular in Ihe buulh. Kvurtwnere, evin ainui.g men who voted fur him, 1 heir hs present-taking pruoentltles and nrsollsm too demiied. It uoulnated, ho will tall tweuty per rent, below his 101a In UC3 A man is wantid who will urln; out lue tall It-public m vote of Hie Southern Plates, and run somo distance into Iht r.iuits of tlie more moderate ol the i'pLO.1.110, Ultcley wilt do this Oram will not. SVXlll.'AMS. Potatoes sro selling at thirty citits btutsi In Maine. X tumbstnne in n cemetery at nub.iry( Man.. Is It scribed t "fhl.el eaunoi help her sny Whipping posts are being reestablished (a I various parts of Virginia, ani many of the prKuneil I are said to prefer whipping 10 iniprl.oniaeul I The Dominion (luvermnent la going tn give: I HI. John. N. II extensive pew pleia, repair Ihe Clsioiat lluuie. and ereel a uew foal offl. e building there. h A Michigan paper has discovered that cer tain popu'ar poena of the day "lack the divine aftUlel .tilt true (Mrd-tlir relolent lebor ef Iroe poesy.'' Tbe water is reported so luw in the upptl Ml'iit-lopl that cosrs lnt He tie channel, and iiram boat captains ate Uavlai; uowcatu:eie put uu luiut boats. A euperstitioin burglar In New Orleans ie turned a wedding ring he tad stolen, with an auuuy nuns uote explaluiug Ibal it would bring bad luce 11 he took It away. Au illustration of tlio value of stilled laimr" ma bo (nun I In ihe fact that a glas of whiiicy, price IS ci 1. is. Is niauulaciiired frum uuly about t vec ty grain, of corn. A :.iar. m Oeorgla recently received c Ifttej Ine'o.iug tlilriy tents in traofional currency, si ei in pinledwili 1 tie words, "l stole n teed of corn f.'na you dur rig the war." Itentg, tlio famous circus rider f Hits -e', I lisi acknowledged that llir y teen of ileum n is a b t ler hurse tulacr than tunned. She baadevulca nur whole mind tu ibe suhlect. 1 A Missouti liiisbsnd, wlioae wife has op pile I for a dlince. wtlte. u proiesi to tbe Judo's. In which he sats, this dam thing call devocc, b-i iu uj opinion pined many a man and his wife." Tbe buibaniU of Louisville liavo bccou.e iC sadicled to tbo sliojtirub.0 hsblt ru- wife.beituos" I""1 A it has been found neecsia y to orgauize lu mat 1 ly Pnc'elv lor we frevsnuuu 01 Cruelly to Wl s i IVI
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I THE SUtf, TliUKSDAY. OCTOBER 1871. V ijaroii o'jiall ix conrr. lit: is Ait.on in in intrit ox jus oii.v itncous tz.ixci:. I A JI"I Itrmnf l-nhlp tllsplny of ConrtrsT nil Around-M oudt riul Wmfp of Still Sim ilar 1 he 31 ii ir nnls Ibo I'nso to t'orar before n Jury- Hp U N lldly Cheered nud (.or) nil on llorarhnrb. 1 Tin- r.rrnlgnmi nl of tlio Major of New Votk I be nre a I'uItc Jusiire on 1 criminal f haricot al leied frrtt' pcrpclratrd oBclally, Is about the great til LOU t. In tt.o tnnale of criminal Jurisprudence w'lrh wo Imve eter hid occasion to chronicle Tut novelty cure noon tbo police boardi ysster diytrcrnl'ir. when the lion, A. Oilier Htl, Miypr ef lie .Vitrei oil of the Western Wotld, appeared lefore Mr. Justice Blxby it tt.e bar of the Police Court In Fittr-seventh itrect, between Thlid an) lexlrcton avenues, to answer the chirg made eiilnst 1,1m of aiding the acoundrcll of the Itlnr to rob lbs city treiinry, ixrrd nis honor o. hit to o'tutb. The exam.nitlon of llaror Hall had beta let down (or 10 o'clock A. M. Hy half paat t the conrt looiri waa (llled with respectable-looking cltlieni, wepae countenance betokened gravity of eplrlt. Tbe rowdy element wat but sparsely represented and In repretentatlTea rastnlr eontlited or the chronic vagabond! wlio perennially lofett the Fifty ttTenlh street Court. II) 10 o'clock the coart rojm we parked, with respectability atlll In Ihe ascen (lint Precisely it 10 o'clock to a second. Mator Hall cimelnlo the cootl room thronsh the aide poor, and shook hands cordlallr with Hlslrlet Attor ney Herein and the bVN reporter, who were standing tear the teat wbKli tilt Donor laimediatelr pre-trr.i-teO, anJ then jpactineeatlr arcarel br the practical application or squatter soTrrrlgnlrtrieteto, II .nine sot hlmieir fairly In position, the Mayor courteously remarked to the Hum reporter t I am nearly 03t of brcatl. I hare been oat rid. re. and bad to bnrrr to get here In tlrre." A he thus spoke tue Mayor elegaotlr twirled a fliriJ'omf and delicate rldlnar cine, which i eemed nttte to hie hand. He was dressed with serum col nialuess. He wore a 1 Is lit pedper and aalt over oat orer a dntk frock, which became hlni ciceed Irtlr. ill Iron-rimmed spectacle! were In poaltlon it'll It hM note. A Human scarf encircled bla throat and depended ne llientl; orer hla enow ittiltesMtt boioni, from which pink coral ilujs Ic i-aot r Inked at the obserTinl apectator. mil mi ncini jrroc idtmr uohtio nun t. lodge lllxbr did not corn to time, and a dlatln ettlstied member of the staten Iiland bar, whom no oof (new, Imrrored the delay by entering Into con Ti rt' Hon with the Msrnr. the Major reaponded lotheS-a'rn Inlander i idyincei with bn mill I ro'i ratore nd conrtetr, and held an affiDle con rertaiion with him, notwithstanding the fact that the onknown held n copr or the .Vrtc Ycrk Tinui In lit band, and constantly twirled It la lue Mayor's 'ace it he Hiked At tcretiteen minutes peat 10 Jndg Blxby ap peared at a tile door, an t beckoned District Attor irr (iarrln Into i private room. It Wat then aiitpered that the elimination wit to be in a tide room, to which the public ton Id notbeadu I'teds lull Mavnr ll.llrereraptorllr drrllntd any inch dubloua lator, and dec.arcd that etian'id the pf ciealufl to held In open Court. At rri ilnenen mlnn'ea put ten FJJ'A V Julfe 11 it y lock h! rest on iJiJf llie Irncli, and Dltlrlct At- C?v BStViJ.'l tctntr Oatrln rctuintd to tb VO'. xSsivL eotrt nom. iccomranled by t-!i r!iVTeJ u-JCte llectpo f. lljrritt, ;.'EVw! Ine lb n. Fmnk Harlow, the V?ia 'tii.'-rvt t. vtst!?WBV "Ti? ft- tt of (hintlit, and acrcril t 'Vb-s. niKown lut Inisoitoat-look-ls v rtont. TitiJCDoi. a lopd citt rort a iwill dot. T'e bri"e b u furnial-rnpeiel. Vi- or P v, lie crttare at thonthbe wuuul auareta tbo Iril mal Hut Hie ctler bjwkri oat; "J"ln ItubeiHI John llobirlil John Hoterte, con e i:r i ouri T' J" in Koberia e.im Into Court. Jle i jo 1bj.o cu t h likiiis bnr. ibout 10 y.-.ta old, wuowat ac-ci-c.l ol llirowlns Hi.nea at tomebodi. No com t 'a.aant iioerliif, Johu Iloaerta wit illoaed to to iLii f Court. Khlcii be did nn ilacrlly I u i ,irk Ibi n noddod to m old womin Intt at tie v;tr (io.idd a Kcond time to th-JiLl.r. Ti.b I cdw..u.n caue lorird ind brcju to cnmrliln 1 tt m.t finie fiir.il In tmtr.aii fui :r cnuimlllinr k t,,m ..ip rain uOetce, when tf.e itajor, Ucouilnit lent t .-nt. aittae ai.d aaUl "l jour II iiior limn" Judto Il.i'.y m.oiled sffally to the Vator ml ;x.t lltx jrstl;.t!yt.po:nil,.i. ,ut h.i.l ri-mi.iurj t" iiiU-n to t ie old woman and ui.ike m,.ra ot lur rmuk. Dili iceurnd to nettle tho Major, ami lie In nicallv til J It lou are tt leltare to Pear me." c? ,flJfln? don lit ptn ind lurnlne in itten ive fce to lie ilaior) Yej, e; to on. tnitiiNo torriAwoER ixro jibo dutllh boiutio. II or lUll-Tuo oalr ineimro winch tbie cue xrrjj; uji alroudy pre.ented to me fiiS I t. at mi-ainre or Juttlce which jour Honor sccoru- s sf.JI ed In not tubjccttni: me to rWS; fty if 11:0 ""'ice of mr eneuilei (i wtt bv a uunual arrest or pr W-V ao'ial lucourenience. am tivto. air, to attend upuu VvilVUA'J charge wluca you to 'CltiSf u 1 i f.r .1.1 i sue c ..oIm hereto itcnlto Ay,i&A beH'.a attention to a x J5-5 iharce eo cuilouily and In- lift mnluuilj technical toJ to AJ oddly erroiieout. Ano I itii yl here, air, to duappolnt the niailce of my partiim f m- a '9- niiee. In rclutlnz, a I aball tirr 'h- b "Ction to-day. to nd s In immune any political irtocit nt,.voii laEittnrrpil n by rontriootlnr rertonallj an j tl.lnir to tue lentatioo ol that cim Faun. And I am here to rclitri- jour llouor and tlie Imtrict Attoineyol any rripniiiliUii in lint matter. I am beie. In iccordnnce with Hit ilitolp, to rrtlre an examination and to ofiir bail, 1 kt.rwiijE ti t If thu clurceever ocquirra griT.: tn ui to ccrae beii.re Jnrr lie onir Iri lural 1 ere It ran be raott titlmcionlr rttlrptte I to the ttii action o( the people inJ of tnyielf I il all thi-re be able to men It. and ttire full pmfi r to meet it, ireo In preference to a tribunal iui :m Jr I r to Cuurterut, o able, and to juit ajudt-e it I now i ave ti e Lonor to addrett tsinctsa nrr jiwctn ikto r.vcuc Mute. An I oi- nn' I enter into the foriUiluin whleu are U'fwir 10 be en- L in f-i B Mtler be''.re rour J3 W lb nor, 1 dctire lo ft&fcA -li mk. and dn mott JMfjt.v" tir.rirc'y jiiiI br-ui- lv&'Jlit ih t. .ax i huu WTf L lrnl oi mv fnn la fM t t Li In tin- rn b,!, ni- Piirffi i.SIf Inc to a'l riui ind -TAt ''noT7?T lUiiimtiii li v.iium Diillimi .tret to rnx- AsilA iWJSfiTv'I i 15V. nn m ,r iVK&AMAdfW' li llielreerv i-t. )USSiviC'--J J to to tl,uk in. yS&iSpj) boeilndt of prolia- t pVfy H. nt.e.n. n-.i.me nf kL-, tho-n are now In ivA 2V llnro.mi---lioiiire r. I. ti.j, roluuiarlr. 0 Uil ntliuitlcilly JS" le 'e-e J to me t jtlr ctS wort I a all do tin eisrrr.rT rr.lEsn. a- erervpnthman ihould ilna, do m nlntlni tin, cnoose my n.ott Intimate pirron.il friend for inji tnrp. te. nd mr n,0,t lur taiute- rei"nil Inind, ouimleof the profetnlon-Mr. Itaac He. I m!Lm b"1- 1 d"0- iccordtnco with IM ttatnte. th.t nur Honor would note my teudcr 'IIn bill, ntJ tint I watre an iijiuiuailnn. INtlU Utl BONOIl JCUOE UHVIL DLCEI-tULtl 01HTIV. Jii!ce Oatrln hue uroio.and tnlddted hit eli'tei around thcfoteflnier of hi- leti band. He add: Your Honor, loave but iing remark lonuLc on iu cj lhave nut ben a'.ie ft eiamme onsm.l pi 'VrKdh, l'" C1'- but y!Ty.?p. apwar, in accnrilmre JitV''CtS Mltlilb" tueircitloii nt liSr 5"' r "ooor mule to Ml me letterdjy Ihaitorra r mttera ol pub ic impor &fS3& lw were lo Irnnsolre 'HjjtTiy tb b morn I ax, Tieren t7v ''V tlimfin who Ii.h act- V Sw dreted yon Imt uu y SfrK doubtedlv the rlcbt to k. do it he ban done, anl A tAy "C!Ci tnkt leave nMlilnr lur. W -Jt ther to be taiil or done Jt'Dns nanriN. on ihe partoi Ihj pro- truhon. I thereiore pnbinlt Ihe mutter In your tin... r lovuku u cii tenon x ttmlir the lieuie mi n-a you thall diem mott pmt'er." I CU 1MB IIOMjU JUUUIt LIOKCK lO.S'kTANTIXUri.1 iimntiT. Mr Hi rrttt felt called ppju to g't up, clcjr out ii ii cm, Mid lay: !f t Pluto your Honor, the Mayor bat pn;t n .1 euPiotcd and Nli'V-d be Mould eptn ilnt at ilnmir and ability wlil-i we a. I kilo'.' tin ,i,..i tse'. Iloa ijt that he cjme lo uliap P J :e II iby (haklne hit headi We won't co 1.0t.4l li 'ul e Ihrrett-I wu ii in iii..ii a tntiieetton sF It r 'mm., t., imi, that iSj- y i b I a icr.te cf liV ml lor mytelf I will JriSSt ,jX. IJI li,',.i a i.n.u'ul leme uf SlC,V)?, I unit nt uahce, $)rZj-S tiui ui.il. r a .iiiinle nrniiiif tftHKH 'A. mi. in i..ited Una prorerd- fi'it'i'&t i i,, twf Ml 'it I-1 to I.. v, imfflW Hun lil- oi, u tcr g ''Mr-.ii i,.t ttr. rt( ,1 'i.'lAt'.iti,,, (l,m,-- I II- I be ,y U iti't'1'1!-' h"- Kkt I oi.n to t, i-i ,e 'A A a fctKiaori tn or okt iiwpm, W' au!,iUi1lw'm W ""0' llow 'I"?1" r .i iun m jmni ociiiiou eiLirleuced I I 1 the mvnimlnltr ind Jnttlco of the two rnmm on my left (llirrett and Harlow). Hut leal there 1 1 onl-l b a ehtdowof doabt m to mr meanlmf, I ultclalm any lntenitnn of reroctlna: upon counttl, Hr remarks are Intended forcllenti. Jiidiro Unby-No bill will be ttken. AOJonrn Hie LVurt. The Conit km irjonrned by tho crier, ind the kndienco Iroko Into a roand ot hearty anplaulo fc t ie Mat or. Then ciina lu'tr err of "Turee cliecn for llajor Hall I" o. axei coti orr ck itonsiDAtr. Tho chceri were (rlrcn wllh it will, and then re peated with Tarlatlom. Peroral hnndred people were tethered In the elreet In front of the Court Hou'c, who cl eercd the Mayor 11 be pawed to lilt bortc, which wai held br an attendant ilin-.lnc on tho curh'tone, The Maror bowed and imlled lo tils ipoliuninj frtendi. mounted his horee, recilred mother cheer In the eaddle. rncefully wared hit iieitaiil erne, and Ihrn role offal t pice which wai far In exreta ol the tpced ptrmllled In the puhlle liorouirtitarci by eirroratlnn ordinance!, but no pUlcennu oOered to arrest him. A iinAtritY on a st) junr. lntereatlntr HlncllCe In tho Cltf Illrrcfnrr TIip (lentlemrn In vrhom .llnrer CI' Hull an nrnrrlnllr hubmlti hie (,'nep. Judgo llarnanl liarlnj refcrrod to the Grand Jnry Ibo mbject of the election fraadi, and the nm. A. Oakey Hall bavin referred the chireei asalnst tlmielf to the lame inrolt tribunal for pfeientmeot, nd tbe roucher thlerei harlna been enmmltled to them for Indictment, It may be of Interest to the" public, to icrnllnlio the composition of flit body, Uen. Wm. Hall, foreman, was Ilrljtadler of the N. Y, 9. mlllllt, and It uncle of A. O. Hilt. John Hockley, Jr., broker, 31 Tine ilreet; real dence ltl Weil Twenty-eeeond ilreet, Leander Hack, builder, ex-member ofA"cmbly, Chilrmin of tho Androw Jickion Club, Chilrmin 6f moetlni od Micf rejor (Uepartment of Unlldlngi) fraade. Henry n. Crocker, broker, 03 Heater alreel, home SI H'ett Twenty-flrit atleet, neighbor and friend of Isaac Hell, Commltaloner of Cbarlllei and Einljta Hon, Itlot Claim, Ac, Ac. George W, Urelt, proprietor of it-ible, CO Parard ilreet, principal orjanlter of Mt. Tweed'a tit .lile Uinz, trembtr of Amerlcui ind Dlot'om Clabi, Ac, Ac, and corporation nickmsn. John W. OnnUfr, wlnn, 111 ral Fourteentli tireet, wai a candidate fur Alderman and counted out rlnca a friend of Creamcr'i, and now a mem ber of tbe Tammany (leneral Committee. Keeri a later beer laloon opposite Tammany Halt, Jamei E. Hedges, ihoee. ti Hurray ilreet. Oeo. T, Ihwa, Colonel of fliandley Ix-slon. and President of Commonwealth Fire Insurance Com pany bunt up and In the hinds of Win. M. Tweed, Jr., aa rvcelrer. Jaraet A. Ilirdenbureh, not In Directory. George (1. Hillock, uent, S33 Katt llrondtray, friend of the Hon. Wrn. M. Tweed. Charles Johnson, proprietor of tbi Twenty-third meet itaje line, orrr nhoio stable the city I Irci an i rmory at a line rent, and who made in asslrn ment of several larce blocka of property on llnml war to late Auditor Watson, In l.m ilroadwuy wtdenlnz (rauJs. Piter A. Jackrcn, Jiocsresor'i teter of Iron cist Iocs, ind member ot Taiukunr 1UI General Coin 'mute?. Jamil Kearney too many In Directory to dlttin yulth. CI rlttopher O'Connor, bliliirJi, boon comrinlon of Vi ardu fitacviu and uliiti Ttmtnio nolilli. Holert Duck, Cashier 1'jcific Ujuk. A No. 1 man. Cliai. P. Ilurdcll, KvPtuto line of atiaaiui. Sou In Tweed's o;Tce. riiom.t Coliuutl, It; cunnettid vMVir Slreet Uapirtinent. Htury Eretsou, SI Iknk iticel. No ba.Ii.i-n. A good Democrat. liiUtjr.l KjolIos. I.i club room to Kui- tm Durnin ,t Co. Amtricus club. Charles fluldct bat leeu i-xcnsrd from this paiul at hit request. Tin: ni:ir.ur of a nsuituitw Tho s-vrnrum Conaplrnlort Appenlliitr to tl'llull lor lloneat Inepectur. Tho Custom House was last night tranifcncil to Apollo Hall, The (Jrant-llurphy Central Cum mltwe met there to ratify tho action of tho Uyra cute Contention. John J. Towutcnd called the meettnr to order at 8 o'clock, and iltllrrred aapeech connralulitlnK tbe Committee on thcanccefiof their frleiida In firracus, and dvnouiiclnK tile Tammaoy Democrats tnrt Urceley Itepuhllcani. Ihe roll was then called, but only tbe lesicr llgliti responded, Varluus committees were appointed to pcrfec. the mn'raiion of the pirty for the work before tr.i in. (li e coDiniiilre of lire was apiKiiiiti-d to conlei wilu Uor U'llall lo secure boueel Intpeclors at tbe polls. Then another committee of tire was named to erfjperite with the luminiitoo of PeTrnty to secute Ihtpectors to rwprvteut the uuuo, l:y. Alter this routine, a centlenian arose from the croud, and addressed He Ifulr. He was drtstel In a military cloak and an Alotne hat. He loi-kci 'Ike a crota between an Italian couut and the aoiril of fir John iloore. 'Una wai llteret Ool'iucl Al pliabel Du-anne. In a stentorliu roice that revci lxrated throncli th hall liHe a peal of thunder in a tin Xitlle, the aailaul Hieiel Cornel read tbe tcro lutioua reported br tho Uierutire Cotntnlttoo. '1 he Cumn tttei echoed "the nobla sentiments of ti e t: aruee fonveetlon re-peMint Presldrni's llr.iit' AJmin.Mratiuu." nud ki-kvd Ibv calui juuituifcni of the pcortu In contrastlnz that wll I the rureriimrnt of the Democratic party In J?cv York. It appealej lor tn I. on, -it election, and ueelared thtt II bad no oti.er puiiiote ttun war nealnsl the comuion tuein-, lucim-ny. To all friends of Ibo HepuLl.cun ra.ty it lid, h't us bare po; re. The llrevet Colan-l'a retolutinns were p.ited uusblu-ouili, and lui cotcu.itii.u.t'n winl iiu.ut. flip I'irii IlrpHriuieiu'a Appr.it to ilir lloiird of Apporlloniueiii, The Hoard of Apportionmctit ciuitliiucd Its ilo llbTaliona lettiraay, with tbe jla)or in t,.o cimir. Deputy Cimiptroller Orren and I'e.er II twei nj were ensoul. Tho fullowlni retolutlon by Mr fireen was adopted: linn 'M That oi all hinilt a-d ttocitol tho ci'r mm cuiniy nf New Yorn n w ituthpnnd or to o.' li,-ii'-ii tr hiiiIi r led liy tue Hoard of Ap;ortiiitiu,-iit, i XLLbiioa II.- cuusoltdatt-u tiuek ol tbe my una c iui tyoi N-r i oik an I Uoorf tiJ.iut. nira prn to'j Hare u a leiullciilo Hi tutfluncc at Minus- "Tti! b.ud la irtued 1) uLttcrltv uf the Hi ard or Aipcrinuniint m n.eciti ai.d 'ounty ot New 1 nrk. pur-uant to ti ritun 4 of nantcr fXI, lant of 171. us nupcart by the niiuutts of smd lioara or uciuDcr 1.1 .71." 11 r. n een explained to the Dtiard that the po-l I tlon of Assistant Secretary to Ihe Cjard bid uo sab ary attached lo It, Fire Commissioner Hennessy called attention to a cotau.uulcitlou from tho Fir-i Commlsslonerj, uik lat for an addltiouil appropilillou of f.'WI.Wl.SI to meet current eirtnset for the )ear lb'l, and for raaklnz permanent Improvements Id the bulldtneo' 'xll lovers. Mr. Ili-nnessr said that a new bell tower wonld be required In l'liiy-flrst street, and that tho bell lower In Marlon street was In mcii un nntafe ronjitlon aa to re'julro linmediato domoll tion. The department was In want of additional .ireoromodjtiuns lor men hortes, and iippirutus, Tue buil I'm in Iluilinr s-ip wjs such a ro.di. 'ion t hat to st-iid men there was equivalent lo aerid- ui them lo lllack "ill's Island or the pciilleniurv- .M-uor Hall thouxlil mat thu law relatlm; to Ihe Fire Dspartineutdlu n t provldn fur Ihe buildliiz ot ued li.wi rs, llr. lluunrasy ni l thai an additional approprli. tlnn onld oe requited betoml the amount slated in tbe npp iration, lur Ihe iiirine .1 ol siluiea to the nun, blch aumunte I lo JW (KX) .i moni'i, while llie amount stindlnc to tho riedl. it' Ihe I'oant onlr JbjitiO The subject was referre I lo Mr fintu with Instrui nous to report nt the ueit uiei-itn, I'llliiK up llio r.vldonrp, Un tr illrwitloii of Ooorge C. llirrtll, Esq., an estl.iiaie was nude yoilerJay of Uu cost of rnrni turv und cabinet work in the uew County Couit lluuse, fioin boeu-ent to altlc Tho iiperU, Ej ward W. Hjxtcr utid Juhn E. Letinan, of the larss r.ouse of Ussier s Co., the mott ciienilve fnrnl luro m-htera la the CllJ, enluiaVeil the lalunnttne furniture In that rollr edifli-a. alter nddlnit 8H ner cent, to tbe atnonnt inr whicl Ihey rould furnish II wuu profit, at JW.300. D..rld Tiel, effleo cabinet inaiiuluturer ot iinn ilreet, oiler adJln a aimrljr ptrrex-.ae to his esrlmate, (loured tie lalue oftho eii-inet wo V ni f 1.11 im. These tnmi amount fn-ret.'i-r to JS3I."V). Mr loretull reeivvt for this furniture jn l frallnrl wor Jl.Wrt.OjO Thire fii.li aietn be eiilmdiol in uCIituvit, and presented to tue Dutnct A tornty this iiiornlne. Hnlnn UiiuuiiiK u ICitili-iiiiil, Mamcii Cnrn, Oct. 4. Another aid calf.mltr HMurrod diy on the I'bleh Valley Itallroad, a lew miles atoie here, owlia lo a detention caused by a rranih-up list night near 1'run Hjren. Tl.u exyreii fri-icU was behind lime, A coal train, bivliiii no I.iiuwL-Ujc of tho u).i.r''abouti of the Irclutu, pi.. -rd the 'tatlon, and very soon tho two tiahih came ii.lu coliiion when at almost full speed. Two ini:i who killed outrlirlit, another caunot lire, and two others rrr almekincly bruised. Ail have lamlliet, and are residents nf ibis place. Thu la Ibo iicuiia collision within iwontr-fjur liouri. Only. Mr. Aklibury says that tho I.lroni.i cannot ro utln Inns In these wttirs, ai Important bualnerl riqulrea his allenllon at homo. He naa come only lo win back the Queeo'eeup. a feat b Ivelacouh dtm or acconipllabtaa. Itr. Ailibury wlihei los II the Block Island Niwpcn courie, Imtcid sf that of the t-tn I'mk Clib, J ,L'lii," ii i xiuaiiAto Towxa's Aimusr. The Aaed Stnnrr'a Assunioil Ni nrlinlancp C'hnrars nffnlnat the Illatrlct Altotury llrlalinm -will Fltbt. Salt Imki Citt, Oct. 8. The Snf corrcspon dent called on Urle-hitm Yonm this crenina, and found tho Mormon chief recllninz In his eay chair, wllh a thiwl apread orer him. Ho said ho was better, but weak from a icrero attack of dlsrrhri, ind too feeble lo talk much. When asked how ho felt In retard lo tho Indictment and arrest, ho said, "It Ii ai eisy ai an old ilioc." Ho had no fcan of Ihe remit. All ittempls to destroy him md Ms peoplo Ind failed heretofore, Uad men had been sent hue as Oorernori and Jn-lcea before, and they had all failed ind rutik Into ob'curlty. The lime ('e'llny nwilted tho present ofllclils. He did not believe there wis mother Territory whose peoplo would submit to inch outrage! aa tbe people ol Utah had calmly endured. Ho wished It anderstood thst If they prored nny thliia acalnst him they wonld hare lo do It ithout bis aid: he should admit noihlnr. He proposed lo attend tbo Court to learn, not to Instruct. Ilo 1'iould stay right here, and fllntt the Kin In their own courts and with their own weaoons. He was sorry Iho District Attorney was li.-entloui In boitttnic of ft JO conquests, as It weakened tlio power and Influence of the prosecuting ofllcer, lie tbotiihl he would fiare to call 6,000 women elders lo visit oiery connty In the Unltetl Stntts to explain the character ol the officers of the Government hero, and the outrsrrnns course pursued by tbetii. Ilo tbouzht the sendlnt; of troops bcre from outposts, mil thus tsarina tho Inid.in country exposed to de predations an absurd poller. Tbe lnterrlw was cut snort by a messenger ap pearing from tho Inner room riilimc hlni lo family prarers. There Ii and hiabean no exrlieirirnt In ibis elly orer the rret of llrlcham Y'oune snd Wells, the Flrsi President ot Ihe Chnren. Tnn rurmer Is lo be tried neat Alouday lor lascivious cohabitation. The territorial liw under which the indictment la drawn was passed iluilni llrljtham'a Urmi as (loternor and approve I by him. Ills ease Is the Orst that has been brought under the law. Gor. Woods sajs ore ludiitment shall follow another tin. Ill all the crimes are punished. J.nricit nioM a jioiimox j.ahv. The Dnmestln Itrtnllnua In I'lnb-Thp l.nera of llriaham Yuung titv.iiupluz llie l.iuva nf tho Ihiltod htntta. The follow injt letter from th wlfo of a, Icvl'ti-; lonuou has been iccoired by a Keutlemau ol this uivt I learned this morning that yon were wrlllne a letter for publication, Ibo piet-ent dlfflcultles In tilth being ILe tuoiect. ;i iom Hits uiornlng's paper I Unit th..l a crisis Is approaching, and lu.porUnt Judicial decitluna ato about lo l made rrlailcg to the do ii, tnli. reiutluns ol the peoula of tint Territory. I woul.i b.'C in tbe name of humanity and Justice that all ineu und all women wl.o leti Intcrialcd enough In tins suljrct to ralso tbclr vo.ir-s or use tin lr pens that iiime on, whom the reirnilbliit rest! may wvUh i.ell llie l,i,porlaui'u ot the subject lny bandlo. looking al II from all sides, not ilku the ti.ol who cm only lea his own. but lue the l.L, r.il Cbritlliii t-ekliu to view II iu all In lifts aud shaihiat, too. 1 livsnuJu:l my lite among this peculiar piot le, and Uilnk I Can tiutiuul.v e.i 1 know them. Mr ymoat ilts aio enlisted to Ibelr luor, althousa I inn do but lllilo In their behalf, lean only tr, lo ii.tlueiicu IIio-k vlio can. I Ihlnk al this pit -o .1 tiiuo that iiilt'cuulei ut tlila iialuto will to il ttuus, nut oniy to ilomestlc peace, Lut tu t-uiw.,!.?. ami tint I, .j ciee-rsl deselopiueiit ol the Ti-rrllury A FANATICAL I'XOrLr, but It lit 'areii threuati their (ir.ctiolt-n that th.y bale i.eu .ip li!i"J Wjiid.-.s, Kulitt the, ii in m-r entLip. ic, anJ i..or would work s u uuit .j,v il ui. nt tla-u-i.is litvtdinv, an.ikll Hiiistioii ui lincortaure are un the vri uu- ul solnttoti by tl.o lout l.im ilirs, r.blrsi la by l r tl.u bclsrwur. ''ll.i) wl vi ulit be iree, Ihemnttct must ttriku Ihe How or kt Uat, frerdoji Is more liuLli or I nl( .1 il-J i iSte la t'.ik uv. I t --cj 01 1'ti.li air I it out. lowing tho 'i-.cl.iiie ul t .ir paivnts, und wuu tne prist 1. 1 1 iti r t.i n, oh. nny, if UKchiikrd oy I tin-.-ailon, Till ii,o n 1...1111 1 Ueain. Hut dues It nut u.-in like ernltt r -lin.-a 10 lUlliimtly teir 11tu1i1.tr tbite lu..i, or::i-,l u, terftit trksl, a.thourli In Uuur.it.c. lut iq-uily In lni oeiT.ee, ol ILo u-aal wr-i:, I 'li.r ui.i..,-i.r U1.1 I em 1c blow nutlnuj ol llio lane 01 iue L'..lte. Btn.et; tt.elrt rteslly ltsil.eia!o Hilupou Uetiiia 111 tiers of a nittK r ii- rorl inee. lUp laws ot lno Kln.duin of l,od were alone psramoun. Liid lit. U.C .UU W IS Ilia ill. 0.-1) III. .1I1,. I iu.u tu U.lli: Ol t..i;ij:V. or 'n'ln eis. ;ir 11 TIIS MAItlTIL KtLlTIONS, au couctrnsd, nt taujht bi tbe'r itrrst teaaUr lliiil.tiii. all start-1 Irnm llie san e aroitn I Ilo taul.t tl,i.t It inndo not tLo stuhtist iilib-reueo when a wuiu.u L .triljd I rr buLaii 1 t,L-t..cr l.v u-id unt ried our in bef- re or not. Her li.oia and privileges wne i.rnc the less. Klie how lould wumeii ol an degreo cl intslllgenoe hare been Cr...vii lulu this ce etililtnler ul uanLKoy I can imo I ow It can and doel make a iMfl'ercncit 111 eatca where peisuua went lu Utah alieady uiarrled, the wire then llltle talnkl (eihape, that lu I., r lifo time l.er l.rsbtiu'l wnti.il tusrrv a-rain. 'Ho truth Is ire msrriigis ot llficnam Yuana's luskn.i are all tnlieainout. Iiteln.' lulls tmit-rm-oj nyail parttrs that pol-rsmy Ii nuvd -u 1 tut pm it ioiIU' iilin. l'Vi-ry Httt-iPii wm 1.1 ki. -w 1h.1t if she miiiiu-1 a Murniun sut-w uid 111 nil proba illtr lite in l 1- i" liBuii-ic rsiailoii 'Hun f.1141 Jasiim 1 ii'ila un re le uuder t..tsu ciicuaiaiauccs in ioudu tug. ALL rLt'RAL WIVKI and ibfir oildreii 1 .Son but a cl(l,.i, he irt.ess itt ,uii iitind desire lu 1 iuj -.bout such a.-ui. i-ui-u. -.lui,. ii 111 have Ltcn ii'..r.;ii-, liut..nl'j d.ipi s, 1-1...UI 11 su fur all ..li. b) tin l.-.mt-n'.au.o 1 li. slun, aMd iuu it'll iuill iui.uol uut sya p th.x- Willi 1. 1-.. t-i.v.1. s u, i e c.-ss, aio Ctrtii i ly ...ore siuiuii .-..1 -1 tt-.i; i.uu.n; 'll.irt-uti 10 iaii,iitl irtn-t ni-L'ti o,' U..h, for dun if a quiur ol a ipi.iu.y t, fc p.oplo wero o i in' y ituMu-u ai.d govtr. K-i 1 1 t..i- .e 1 lungs ot unr v, huso wora u.s Ian. 'lkrounjuJl t.iii p.-riod ot .u'ocri.". rwo ire a'i-rtn-';pt li luki n. 1. linn ptruultiu htaito in.oiceiLU tewi-baraiiic cut lulu. .Now tntuad uf iuiiucutil onitu kail brlpiits rt.il. drou beiiiE made tho vlclli.i", 1 t ,ick Itwouil ir lai- btlttr lo lei bjuunta bo byconri but to sutli-r noitcriase to poli.-iikiy In tuiur?. A n.ult lut touit-wii it- In not .nii rfi ring be.ore, Lut lu ca:er less tu luini-w Hit otuisaions of tue pest lei nut txtit-mo nieasui-ea he rti-uiicd 10 It at iua Lutoni) rttln 1 i.pou ihu iLik'nanuir.) ol ibo Latiuu, but u,tn .is jui.co aiiu buuiaiiilj. ii uosi:vs com i:.nox. Ihr Alim sslin Cnrrlril (li'.i. Kllpnlrli li I lir 'luiira oll'lliii lliiuli-t'ii-M now fail) Ina l'lla-nlp (.iiiiiiiv AIiiiiihI n Kiut, The l'iiful ccouuty Hoimhlicin t'onrentton vas htld in 1'otiipton, IS' J., yesterday. Hero wot a hot ll.te in the Couvutilton on the nominatiu.i ul a County Cierk. The cind'ditt-D wire lle'irr I llullur, Duili-I Mlll,r, and Jacob 11. Hlauve.l, the I- iter the ciudt'lali- of tho family of Gen. limn whoc-irrh' l Ctn. Kllp-nrlck Ore llia.iolf the bloody 1 ul bailie. HeirTl.. Ilutler sent a letter to the Conventioi sajing that t.'io delrjatcs 'wre not lte,ubllcnns, bi.t a n-l of frauds and beau eledcd b lleiiioci t ai.d aliens at the rlrnarles. He would not recogutze them aad with Irmv his ni'tne. An lr. orni.il billot was taken, which a'lnwed to the Vil er dclugatet th.it sotiio of thi ir men 11 ml ol I nut to the Horsey crowd. Tuo .M lllpr men winti' I too roll calira on the ballot, n thul tln-v t-oiild do tret 1'ie sellers ojt, but the Hhtivolt men, hi ailed by Hoxrey, opposed this, A row cnued. In whlc.i the 1 elevates scraiobled around tao ruuiu, nua lor sonic lime a not was Imminent, but the rnu-s wai finally quelled ny the aid ol the puiico, I lie ballot ir-ulted In the itoinlnsil in nf daco"! II. Illamt.t fl'u.n's tacduiar 1 lor tuituiy Ccrk bv a Lr. nujurity. lloth ill Her and lliauvtlt t' r- r.tt u on.'i anco, mil sjy tpp,- wi'l rite tho 11' uiuci'.itlc ticket U a dereut man Ii iio.-iiin.ntil. Tho Heci-pllim of Aluxis, A change in Ilia salting route of tbo Grand DnVe Alexia will Involve a delay of bit arrival here. Thu war vcereli taking part in the reception will be ti e Congrtss, uuaer tho flag ol Vico-Admlral Itoaan, Port Admiral the rlevorn, rlsgshlp of Admiral I,ee lno Iicquols. and the Kautii. Tho squadron wl.l reei ive the Iluirlan ili et at lea, salute them, in I escort then to tho Mtlcry. A ter rcccelvlnc Ail u.iral Howan on board Ihe Smetlind, Iho Grind Duke will ttirl by special train to Washington til pay his respects to lno President. Ila will rotunt to this rlty und btcomo tbe recipient of pm lie hospltalltr and privam attontion. Ibo coinniiiti-j ii'ting nt:i ol the arrsiweuinnts la us lollo'vs: W. II, Asnnwsll, Ciiatrmiii It. W. Howes. 1 reasnrefi -M. II. lrini.,H, I.. V. Htou.Mtn.,, V. Duuei.,1 I. McDowell. U. S. A W. Godoii, U. H. I'l-nnox K-nnedy, W. T. Illodrett, J. j-nrlor H TlZKl A Henry Clew, I"''V. H. I, M, ll.irinw, Tiinoiluro 1,'oose ell l.o.srl Aspiuwall, Hojrd Potter, Jaiuet li. Miiiil IvUlliP)), Hnncid llli.ui li in hi. nHi,. testctilaj afternoon Coroner Mccka of Mount Vernon held 111 Inquest over the body of Henry Van I'.ssel ol Poutidrldiie. A low weeki if 0 he loit l.n Iff, snd tbereslfer wat rery depin(!rnt. On Monday mornlni' 1.1s threo children went to echoul as uitial, leaving their f.tbtr a.onc. When thov rp. lutned In the all..riioon tu-y cuiild not bud h and went to a n.lKl,bor'i to stay. Nt it day ho Id not return, ind tt-urch wus n.nde. Yrtterdiy mornliif be wss found hansliii br tb neck la tils him Mr Van Tis.el was Cl i jrs old, and was In coii'ifnti' b1a ciicuuitikCil'e), 1 Another TlrUel to be llntitpn. The Hanachusctln Prohibitory Convention jesterday notulnutvi Julgo Pitman for Governor, F.llphslet Tritk ol Bprlusdild for Lieutenant Gov ernor, Oeorge H. Hall of Upton for Hecretirv of blale, John J. liaker of Ilererly for I reaturer. Hjiii aellv ileliii'uf lilieibsjiie Irtr.i tr An-jmuy tlviir enl, Kara H. Uonant ol liindolpli (or Auditor. Geu. ilutler received 13 votet lor (lorernor. Tue Cou ytuliou nt lu lac izaluit woman iiufrage. A KOTAnLl! JtKLtniOVfl O ITltltltlXO. ThoTrlonnlnl Conprnl Convention oflhr Pro lisiiiiit l.iI-,i-i)oil lliiii-cli-Illuli Cim it'll lllglitlnl I huiI l.iirincn lu Coiilicll. lliLTiMORi, Oct. 4. An Itmni'iiso coucottrse truhsrel In Kmannel Church, (it Heado nnd Call e dral sttcets, this morning, to witness tho ceremonies and religlohs services preliminary to tho fortnil organlxtllon of tho 1 tlciinial General Convention of the Protestant Kpl'copal Church of the United Hlates. At tl.V o'clock that portion of tho floor of the church ret spurt for the public, the aisles, snd tho pillories were densely packed, and tho portion ollotled to tho do!cfMtcl was ntso tilled. Al 10:1)0 tho Hishops In a body entered the church by twos, ind proceeded down the alaie. Iteachlng r e railing, the Hishnps tiled to tbe right and left, entered tho chancel and seated themselves, lm meJlitely (he services begun, which were read from fie Morning Prater to tbo first lesion by tho Iter. Dr. William Hleveni Perry, Secretary of the House of Deputies. Tie flrit lesson was res J by the Her. Dr. Ilehrr C. Poller, Secretary of the House of H'shopi, tho second lesion by the Very Her. J. I. Howson, I). II., Dean of Chester, Iiiigland, the creeds and pray ers to the Litany by the Iter. Kdward James Ed wards, Vickar of Frentham Diocese, Llcl.dild, England, and Ihe litany by the Iter, J, 11, lies, Hector of Wolverhampton, Knglsnd. Tho epistle was read by tho Itight Iter, lilsuop llct'loskey uf Michigan, and thu gotpol br the Itlclit Iter. Genrt Atttustus rieliMn, Lord Illshop of Litchfield, England. 'the sermon was then delivered bv the night Iter. John .lo.mf, illihup 01 irglnla, Horn the text, For whether we be beside oorsolret. It fl lo tied: 1 1 wilt.-.., as be sot-r. '1 re tnr rnnr pjup: .for ibn love of tbtltt ciioiliiiutln ut. II. CuiluUiUia,, (111 ihapter, vsrto 13 aud psrl ol thu lltli, Tbe general lubjiet was tho conitrnlnlr.t love of Christ. The communion sfrvlri followed, niter wilch the lllsliops re.lred to lie ba imrnl ol lno church, nheto llirr Ql-ro icil and nt-re cal'ed to order, ihe Hight llev. Itonja-uln Uuswaltli Sinltn, D. D. or Kentucky, prnsl Itr.-. A ri'toltition wan passed that ther proceed In a body to u.-iice L'nurcn lor the pui,uti- ot oigun. ra tion, On motion ol lil'iop MrCiiKcy id Jliehtiin, Ina Lordsi Ip tt Uis' op of l.lri- did, snd hi Iinl ship the flight tier. Dr. Vtnnhlr, lllhoiot Nassau, were Invited to bo pivtcut at tuo urgauizatioti. The house ol Clrrital and Liv Ilrb gates proceoded to ortmisr In the body of tie church. Anion J tho deputies on tuo lloor are tbe Hon H .mi, lull J-uli, dtlcaMti' from tin- Dix'tSn of .Nt-w Y'ork: I'rttcd M.i'es f-'nitor John W. btcveman, deiegate fiom the Dincese of Kentncicr; Gov. lletirr I'- llaliiwin, ilrlegale I10111 Mlculciiiil: Urn Huu. HtMijiniin nt .re. i.ti ralo Irotn (.oiiikc'.k.ui; ntid the llnti. Lawur.l Uiaulay, f,oai the Diuctue ol tallliiriiii. Uu ou'erlng Ihe church the Hilltops wi sl robd In w..ito Itirpllces, a r.uitibir or tl.etu wearing tiiuir rt'sptctlie aoaditulo or tol'tilate hoods. Tho jppaarar.ee ol Lie 1'lil.ops was most trupotlns snd Ulai.itld. Iho Itev. James 1 iiendure liui, rnloriHl, llsctor nf 1 ilalir C'hurcu. a 1 110 mot to lTouv-iut Kolscupal C-javooilloii at Purt-au-Priuce, llatl, liada riattin Ihe It ior. mi: .vysiiv r tine jtAVtm. Suslr'a Hplriidld Piiliiriiiniipp A .llntrli llh .lob 11 G'Doi.ul II nl Nrtv York lor Twrntl-Iin- II ml 1 r it Ilullnrx. Hi'ston, Oct. -I. The act it.tl d..;'s sport wai beun t.-.l iy Dtucisely at the hour n.iu d In the than lotlcrdi). 'llie lair tox was fully represented on tr.e crauJ itand,ar,d oc-u;led vehicles around the grounds, Turtiacn from all the neiglboring el' is w.io wtrp on the grpnnd manliete.l tt.e llvilrtt Int-rcat In tt.e excreltel of tin-day. Juo won the f:itt rure In thn e iralght heati, ot,d had the till lu betllnn alter the Or! Heat, Ihu oddi being -J-ol-to ic yn lu. Ihe teecud was a raplt.il rtee, Stisie beinf tb" f it 01 IV at Iho puul-hi x Lie night bu-Vi-.ni to ihu r..i-r. f ea Kon i at the track became In tnrn t. e lavui.Ie.as busla't Iwckers lu thilrana.ely lo l.eil.-t 1. nt tta Io uu stock bp 3 0 to f-O Tue n ut rioiid dloMtfons for loo kuonln.' o.-e'. r.s -uile i.o tl e last forte Uoan sudt'.i ra"i Between the racts a sp'endid ex .ill:. on ol b.ooJ ed sIock uppeared on the track, ilaahi ,uo Chief, t e pnn..ii uf C. 5. Vi'.,; i.; Co,, k splsudld Cult sired bv MkUibiinu; Fnrnaug.it and Fein, laglil Jr.. ti e property of Col, Hu-tI, and a lugiilllreut joung roll tliteen monthi old, nrud Younz 1'earnajtht, ti.e jn.rtrty of iirs. AUrneihy, woio the ot.erwij tt nil obrervets. Tlo ex..l dtlon e.icltel the admi ration ud applanti- ol tl.o thcutauds o. speciatom, i-irtr HiAT. At the Halt Sea roam bad tbo role, nun JlcJ'x: t.conJ, Llla-oo.1 lui.-.i. Yuri u Uruao lourio, l.uy 1u:m la nn.11, Hull siat'i, Okiu Dor tev uin, ilcetnou-l cigun., Urea tnantiit ninth. Ms.-twu-sl 10,1 snoino 1 a quarter -ireleh, wu.i Medac. Hi uno.aul eauFuaL-i id I lug t l-H'iwwoa biun at ins quarter pole, wiik; 1 gsto the liul quailtr 10 Uruno Pi -o tscorau imiu. hi, outie. Iireaunaiulii, Mlstsj, JuedtO, Oa 0 Hay, au i l.aui Ai!i..i ,a ru tjM-ing in a k'i'uiii. r'lifi. wiHids ruimlilia ihU'iIuIc tj,a In t li. uutu a-kt UiatotlU', I- 11 1 li.imu Mtl e. nd -,-alu mi uu uu, in Ueiu b.eliwol iro).e, ba l-'uaui toog Ilia lrsu aiounuil j Oatk ttlMli 11, -ii.d roiul iu-1 l.a leal t 1 lao tmu.uDI ui. il-au 1 11-n-i.uu tuoieii galimlr la aovaneA.f the U 1 1. aid eiutted the score an oaty wiubi-r, Mt Jm llrjau, us e, Fitemood. I'lcaduaivb', 11I110 lloi. 1., -n.'t-il. m.d i.vli,ta iol.oa'iL nuuit-ricallr. Fl-u, Wtts. no-M 1 1 1 at Alicr leicinl atuuiDIt, bet loan bu1011.1t Ihe pole. Ohio liu toul lbs uaj aud hel l 1 an.ao i 'bb turn uiidtotnu au .rtcr j ule lasr-' rei-ones lir'iuo, tea Foaui. tsnate, aleuoc. and it eai.nau-;iit butniJ, Auautta ana l.lluo u to ths ro-i.. Itruuj gj..ud iue hatl.nlle pole altera desperate ttriiggte, in 1 uilnuto and li iccindt troun't in- si-It u-ic mi 1-1 dn. laud k'resi tixtt. ebe look u uad ul tbrie qnaiter rote an I came down tit- h'-r.io ttreic 1 uiiii liruuo bvalroaui, Sitcoc, auai'ii.o Itur Cuiiitti tt.g ivr 1. h one t. -oti' 1 -a 1 ul, win uu ilia !.--ai amid gieat eu'lri ii-n. 1'. -a I i.iv, Kb WO, d. AU.'imlS, rn.it i-lii-.u U..1 biv.u.'til till ikorsi. i.'i.l 1 11 jj -.i-nej 1. 1' ui '.-a Tiiin.1 Heal. b,iieh.iii ih 0 1 e. Flenvrool leading aio .1..1 tb qt.aritrtir.tCM vil bu I" U-une. ana SI -il si Ic rf.iu n le. tu-it-ga'i.ud the puartrr lint-tn its seeoeus, oi it held her po-l.ion proudly, hra Foan, l-lii. ao d. li.t-aieaugnt. .11,1 Augusta -.-run pi! eiu t geiher eu-iotecuretliheba r-mile 1 olalii .;1.h. aioi.n 1 tl.u I'nrK ueti-l and up to tliri-e-q-jarler 0 ov b'Uii bra Kiiuu, au I Uruno neoK and nccc uutil ibey rcaroie 1 I e uu. ituo.-i bii'io 1 k tne lead and bold it ,uw 1 I I- botne ti.icb. i-ros-ing u-c teoie at itgntniu: tt i-r.t ih- tv. .n-i,bea Koani "econ-i, lliuno in ril, .ilattoii f-iuiUivJ-.iiru-)a prtti. Di-r.-i'ansu.'hi Dtxin Ir'itets'ood st'ri'i.t.a. Ail.-n-ttol-hlli. Ii -e. -.'i:l. lotitiu IIiat. r.r, tiiiiaru ttait, ftru-o Isatiig stooud the turn. .Medio tt-oond, hutl ihtr'1. liui 0 binge, .t.l- 'OP !ailie I tl- qiUIItr I'OlD lu al tl-l-oud'. "u- an I K.-a Kiiain latqiing hlni. led.ie nroke. Iml I I Id tbe lialMiittu pole la I ininuio sno li tccumis. 1 in the bad: tirticii one louk tl.o kit tulenn d.y fn loir, il i'i'i-cli by -ealo 1111, slut .Muiuc, llrt'ad.puuk'b llruun, I.I.oiki, ami Fleetwood loliovrtnr clo-e t.i- 'l.er. ll.i in.) 1 ill 11 ai t i"- Win I 0 11 ttr.-tp.i mud was 1 iitro 01 tne Held, and eto-trd tbe tcorenuii ner, ban a lei gin aneaj ul tea roam 1 alt'due, lirrait naual.!, It.uuu, idlivojd. anJ Fioelwoud la lulatioo. Time. nt.t. No u. 1 piutoi f S.M. for be pea that roivcr tr.td better th-. 11 ;-.30 11 DU) 10 lint, IJW 10 second, UU) ie thrj. J. L. Ho'r, t. c. Joe I j t I. ili.e K'h. ctl C'a1. Mouli.io n a 2 W. It.Hio. r. m "t.ii I'v 3 3 5 .1 .1. 11 "t n, br g. Jaek 1'i-or a 4 4 (I Y Jlitc.itll. i. bluyii ,ul i tin (twtrttr. Iltir. m. Tlr"' lira- BS liilj-4 s;.,.i e'reuliM lual tsi 1:11 4 4 Inlr I beat irt till j .No. 4 A iiir-e 01 fC.00). lor horses th.it never trotted "tor ih-11 1:."J It.ilk) lu liui, HXJU 10 ttcoad, ai.d Oti UI...I, Oarpiiiicr.s. ia. ratio I 1 1 1 s. lloHcn, g. m. Hoa F0.1111 1 3 2 y John liveir, 0. g. Hruuu 3 3 3 fl II. Maco.E. g. Medi.f T 4 4 3 A ex. I'a'terton, a. g. lircatinjugtii C sat W. II. Wuoirutl, b. in.Kliailllwood 6 3 is M. Itud 'll, I. g. Fili lwood 9 17, i. I.. Iloti Ur, 111. bad) Augtlta I b Pit J- I Hllgct, 0. g. U11I0 Hoy Hit. 7lmc l)uarur. Viilf, Milt. Flistbeat IS 1.14 JiJC Herond beat H.J third In ai M 111 t a-.il Fourth heat 97 1 11 Imn-.ediilely afier Ihe race the owner ef Susie offered to match her wilh running for j.'.JiXJ against utiy other trolling hor-e Ii the couutry rigged the t.ime way, John O'Doiinell ol New York accipted the proposition, anil natneJ Honest Alien and mate. I'De i.inuej wua put up, and tbo race Is lo lake Place in two weeks Irom this date on either tho Protrect Park, Long lliinl, or jlyelic Para, Uosluu, ChlrUnsmT Jnikey Cl n Ii Itnres. JUitruti, Oct. i1. First raco for tlm Itrmllt'T Make, for tw o-) ear olds, Cllle dath i subscription, ta; Club adds 1200. FourUen entr.ei and lilt Mnrtera. Won by llar.ilne. Time, l:4i'g. becoud rac, Cluo puree of tr-UJ mile heals all a;rs. K-.itcr 1 I 1 Donovan s s I ailiD'i l'ig 3SS Ksttnaiti'a u. I., by I'rolinu J 1 iln 1100 tbellou 3 4 4 'llan-l IH),. 1:1 1:1- i. Hombshcll was tho faioitto 111 the flrrt rare 1 t' r toons insi teavily on huu, la the second raco, ru-lrr ikbs Ibo lavorlU. .tnotlier .11 I'll do iv .Hystery, A Mia.Wuuiiur, wlulo paaiing tlio loo. uf .Suaki Hill, near tbe Hudson County Penitentiary, oa Tues day, eaiv a number of croivs hovtrlu about tho nt'de, Sao went to the spot, and, partini thu I1II1 gran, dlscuvered ibo buoy 01 it man In htx kdvantt rt sta'o of ilt-compositlon, Coroner Hums was sum inline I, lint ri'iu-ed to lakeuuy steus.as 1 1- had h.i-c illrrrteil to tiko no nfll.'i.il action In anr cise pirepi bv ouler of be f'oiinlv Piiysa'laii, and tnat niliei il knew iiolhlng ol l..o Un-ling ol the body uai.l lu t tii-iiin,;. Wrmlrll Phillips tV- Co. Tho Mn'sochiiaclli I.nhor Heforiii ('oiivctitiiin Vii-b'iil.lT nomlnali'd IS. M. C'tiamln rlaln for Govei 11 or, Alltu Dt-un of WettUoid for Lieutinant Guvt'in or, It, II. Mrgalhlen of Huxbnry for bucretjry of btulo. Georgo L. ItulSn of lloiton (rolorej) for Ai-lornoy-General George P. Hinderaon of Lynn lor Aiid.lur.' Gen", HoiW rocilved OH votia lur Gov ernor. Wendell Phillips presided and dellrtrel a tiieecb. There were OReen leuiale delegates, Tbe Contention clamors lor woman tuffass. xni: oiiit wonr.ifs xi:rs, Corrl-mnrilnl nf rrcnrli Offl-ni's n!io dnr-rentlorc-il In tbo Wur The Costoms Tronly. VcnsAiiLM, Oct. i. Annlher cottrt-mnrtlal ti ordered to ba held hers for the trial of military of fenders arrested tinting the late war, or since under charjn resulting from operations during Its pro Itrpsj. Kinlnent officers who inrrcndcred their forces to the Gormiui will bo broajht beforo the conrt. Ills propoied by the Government to send M. Ponyer-Quitler to Hcrnn to recvlro the Unil rilill cillou 01 the Luttoms 'Irea.y. The ronnlclpaiitr nf Paris has volcd two millions of frunri for repairs to tbo monuments and public buildings ilauiajed dui'1112 tlm llega and the rel;u of tlie Commune, Fntnl ttxplnaloii of Flre.llnmp. Lohpon, Oct, i. An explosion of lire-damp oi eurred at 6 o'clock this morning, In one of t'10 mines nt Aherdsre, Glamorgan comity. Wales. Five petsons wero killed, On account of the early hour the regular mlnlnr force wore not .it work, wlilcn alone prevented a frightful aacrldco of life. (Ircnl Protpstnnt IlenionslrnUon In fler. ninny, Harhstadt, Oct. 4. A mcctlnp; of I'rolcslnnti, representing virions portions of Ihe German Um pire, Is now being held In this city for tho purposo of dlscutilng tbe condition of the Protestant re ligion In Germany, A declaration has been adopted setting forth First That It Is Iho Inlcretlof Germinv to op pose tbo dortilno of Papal I3rMllbll.tr. Pecond That tho dogma Is Inimical lo the sov errlinty of Ihe State und the liberties of tho people, and (.estructite of tbtl freedom of louscleuca which Ii tho basis of pure rciljlon, Hlni That 'l.a eatsbllilimonl of the "Oidc-of Aesus" must be prohibited. Etpartern to Form n Cnblnel. ManRiti, Oct. 4. King Amaxlea has sent a tale, graphic dptnatch to Ksoartcro at Lougrom request ing him to lortn a new Cabin el. KV'Kl.VX MV ill) CHS. Aaaaaatunllon or Hlnle Wltneaara-Cnptura f ol Hip rsnppo-ipil M11 rde re r. ILXIK0T0N, Oct. 8. Under 11 warrant lisued by United btalci Cotnmlsiloner McQaaeg, Capt. 11. W. Lawton, Acting; Deputy, wllh a tqut.l of (llteen men from the Fourth United BtaUi Artillery, at I.alclf h. under command of Capt. Fleldi, lent by Gen, ilorgan for thit purpose, went to Sampson county and arrested Hanson and Olio Lockamy, rharced wllh being Impllciled In a cnnplraer to murder the wltnetei In tbe case ol the Sampson rtunty prisoners. It seenia that In tho latter part of Seplemher, Oa Uriel Heals. An-hl J-itobs. Anlhonv llokii and 0110 McCatin, all roloreil, were returning home from Cliuton. ,en about two miles and a ball Irom that plice. n ir th residence of Dr. Holmes, they wtro suddenly fired upon by some one la ambush. i hougn there was apparently hut one report Her ling was shot and Instantly killed, and Gabriel Iletls and Antlioin Movkln wero sevdrely wounded. Iiet ring was removed to his hoits-, and was found lo be literally riddled wllh buckshot. Ant iotiy Hoi ken bad nine shots In Ms body, and Hf.ua was wounded in tuo abdomen. It Is s.ild tn.at Herring uasthe prluclpal wllui-st for tlio biato In tiio late tilal nt Hanson I.ockjtiny and others, churgol Willi Ka Kluxlng In Lainrop. whose trl il was irassrerred cuurt lor Ibis county, it it mso stale I ti-ut t'e othprs were wluiewi-s in tho same cn"C. Tne pri 0.1, rs wern brought to Hits city ytslrrdiy a.i.l loiled in J.ll. j a .v.mf -vn.vrc.1 v r.i.vvni.u: A llpvnlnliiinl r Ibr Pitrilsun oT lllnr.-.lun. li-z tl..Jjly in unuri-a-j l.l.tuprii. ''aut.'.! lujxr Stiiit. tOTbo xhsai.ti-s jtrc, ro i.-.lt'lr und Jniriz lias a mnjonly ol el;.itcn In (nnir-se. Ilia eltctlon 11 tbt-reioro certain, and Coukrcss has notldrc to do but go through tho form of 1 cholco be: wet ii rival candidate". It is believed ilierewlll be no tmimrtcrtrivoluilonirymoiemenli rolloalng this result. Contldeuce is being rettorcd In nrnily all pirn of the letnMlc. Ttcre Is, how ever, some commotion In Oixaea In contequenco of tho report that tbe partisans ol HI .a, thi rival or .'uartg the out. 'r 1 1! Pre daucy, in mat uu inihury priparattons with a view to compel tbo sei-nsioa of the bUtolur Ojijci, Cilipi and T11 basco fruui tbo ilealcan Fulon. Tho plau of the IlljxisU is slid to be lotomlilne wllh tb malcon tent! In Guatemala, tevo.ntioaigj that republic, an I form an ladepeuden' (Invernineat by Its uuio.l ilth tbe tout lern hlitetof Mill o, Cougr.si has ur.aiilcd br too election of Gabriel Jlanc-ra s Presldtnt. Francisco Lvrdo Triad t Ice-Pi-i-sldent, ard Alberta Garcia, Joae Fernai drx. P. trie o Nicull. Joso l.osas Moreno, Jose Oil vein, aud -li. qui Hublo. becretarlis. lWttSB XOTKS. Pnlnt Hreti-e Park Astoclation fall meeting has fa.lcu li.i 11:11. .1 II Itjrke of K laibelb owr.s a hirse six rears elu triiith uos 1 rut iki in i it valued at l.-v.OoO. Itaec I). tuo the arc.iittct it dr.vlng a bar, lo.u-stri'tiiigMour-yeai-OKI uiari, tho ,1 u cl hit cxteutlva Tho own.r of the Iwent.-mllo Irottiugliorte Ci;t .'Itdo'i a.: irau.s uruau.m agautt a. y lurte tea or twenty nillii. A s-vcet-stake milch lor i'M has brea tde b; tw.'iuCaarliaCrrjui. ft t:e 01 Oueida, al I'liictnooo, to be irof.vj on 1 it 15. Sbepoard K iapp. Jr an I the liar nt ire Kill Bher wood 1, ivcuale a uu'.ili lm l.Oji. 10 come olf over tho Heai'ui. Park, Huston, oc del. ,3, Aleci Ward of tne Twenty-second Is driving Us ii- I.-1 1 t--.,-cr. a tla.tiins gnr n-re. ii'io pi)tettt'i tb) Kqui ltl' aciluu ful tiueil. T tine atiM;. Vno.nss O.Callah 111 is making t'ie dust fly with his duhuie iiiueif gelding Pal. Iloi.io iver a.id lioito are lluruugbtiii-d i 1.0 toad too long lor cither. Mcftootrts of thu Ilullsnea-I Market Is drlvln: a loin slli-1 pav. thnwing dep. -led Indications or tpeed Vcitobens stti tnotc wliu like Lu mutlc cau play u it. Tlu.e, Susja. The lion Hosea I). P. iklns It driving Ids hay grilling Jumps tiuittnn ,i-iinuii. I hit at -rUug ttt-pii. r slwr lb-- tvd 01 the rojd. He wtt soon ma!: Ii'-i tusra on tlw track. An cxcl'lng uialch ih to be trotted for fl.001 In tween lira g. Drea I11.tng.1t and s. in. (irare Hertiam. an 0 heal", Ik -l ll.ieo iu flv,', in lurnsi.t, lu Uiluhti over FIcoiwomiI Para. Me-srs. lluniphrev and Jles-roh' hare pun-liispl Ina noted iro ler Mil-mi IVriy lor tt-,0 1 uf tlm vti 1.1. 1 1.- niiiniiKl. ro Va idnro Ii I'nj h us will Lo lraius-1 bi inn active driver ou tbo tirt. 11 m ilacc. Mr. Ilnek of liulfalu nas ecrchupd Ihe trottl'it ftullion l lato for t.uu) ut Mr I b Palmer. It ingor, Mitub..' engugiiiitnu. Ilo- anlioii It sut.-ctd 111 tbu st! :i uf p ;r.- 1 trj: Mr.itc I'arg, Uj.toj. C, II. Head of Ihs IIolT.njn llousp. and Mr Slokcs, a t.romti.eni reprereuMiivo 01 Wad str-et, creiio 11 v. 11 1' lull on the uriio Denl nl 11 tit it'll lio-,n .u he goes ,1'itinr al tug al avi.-j ga l, aad it ut'kuuwlcjgoil a. .bo king of tne ruad. ri.llders, the trottln'r stall. on, die I on fpt S-1 fir ir.ii hair niotirr to Ktnan Alic 1. and lit I lro.,e,ii m 'At-'l and look lit oral pieuuu 11 uver a Ii nul-!4 com. pt'UUii at tbo L'ui'.i-d tuoi llo.se i'air .11 bprtugneld. Ill ,oni" years ago Hi! was 41 y 11 old. II. Catey and Hob J lmson,,ht fain una drivers on I trainers, uav ornii I a cooaitu -rtnlp lor tbe rcttof the t-akuii in ba.ti ia oi, trott lti"y swe.iri i.it if ibo I mil b'x works right tauv will lisvo in rej in.mov thau all tne rial uf tur ilt.vii ana truliivit pui loieth-r. Tbe lion. Ihns, C. Ki-lds is Joz-rlng Judgo Coulter srd mate, t'otiite. ii'ovra un-l iont nntlv. Nutuuinf s i.T.i-KS or torpu are vuih o In ins anion, the tun out ai etratoga ni.l.tl ig mi tils itiitha is 111 tat. yelr. 'I be to 111 Heal the icuuwae 1 trotter Hull Huu with the grcatt'tt t't'i. I he fine muni tri'ttlng horse Wesirrn, owneJ by the Hon .f-ro 11" ,1. Case 01 l:.u Ine, Vi it wl.o value! turn at tfaii mXsi wnt vX uu Mciidar isti ov backiug utl the plan irni at tne rallros I He 1-0 while being sniptitii for Un- Wl.ro, nn Mate fair I tits horm had troltea In 331 nn lour months' training. Mr. .Lures A. EJJy or Troy, N. Y is the owner of a bnr nily by t-dwint Hvereit iiormerlr itator Win nel 11, dan or llirgiri'' ItaiiU-r.giniidii.iiii bv ve.iiiuut llaninleton -iu. Itua is a prom. sing nily, and, Itiong 1 out ioui )i .ir. u.u aud wubo it being trutiird. can iho-t nur iiiitypa.t llu-ie is very liulo douhtil.nl the Lduraid l.veroit ttnrk, wliutr per h. a Un v. wilt rrnre In time amoag too best trutllug nock 111 the counirr. it ka 1. .a rA ri: m o n:.M c.va. We jibtcritay recrlred Informallon from V. K. fctcuntou i. boa that Ihey had told at private tale lor 1 1 uncn W. Worth four lull, lisl loot tquare, on the no thnrit corucr of lbn Grand Houh-vard and Klxlitlelh street, for P,0-'O. Tbe property wu taken by Mr. Lesllo of South Carolina, These lota were ojucbtlu June lait by Mr. Wutlhfor JCO.OOO, subject to llie l.lvi'iiltle Park ietinenl nt 11,300. and the mosttiugiiui (caluruuf itio tiaimactiun it that tn the laeo of 11 recent oiler ot IP.MtX) made Pv John McClsv whitbwaa iiji cud, Mr. Worth suould dltpoto ol nu pronoi'iy nl to great a tacnnce. Al Ihe Ktctiniirp '-aletroutn on Tnetday J. M, Miller tld a but ll Hte-a-l- too- a-aaiia, ov JaaV '.w.w. m vuliii tirt-!, eu-t uf lauin nvcuui, to Aiuiiuiiy llnbenrr lor fJ.IW. The bn-wii .to.10 bnuf- ami lot 1 n tne cut tide or I'urk avenue, toutn nt t-orte'ii ttrei'i, WkL itiu.k iff ti I'. I. Hut oiwfi' fJa H. three storr tirown ttnii" aou-a and intsj I'irti placo, llrioki)u, wu sold 111 Dr. Hairy lor 111,133. Court Cnli'iidiira HiIh llur, Siit ri,,v-)'tri I -Ow tnd lrniini -I r i n i, I. I. fftiftiiiji I'.fi 11 it"., iv hj, an, at. i-v, tit vi. a i. ai, .iu U'..im. u-asi, m., 111 1 1 1 rn, .c, nit. Mih,ui I onli. Ml, ti ln,w li,a.uircii -Sa. It tail .'I l-litil.l Ltw anil ltd N, IS and II.. Btini.il I'l'iir, I'Himrti V IS. 17. f. ft, tut I.). IVI 1 II. M'1, I J 1SU, ltl. In CtO Its kl etau Ml 01 11 i'alt I .S. I. 11.V, t-', 11. "'I, 9IS. 491, US V, m.isii.tti, tit, lutf, iml nii'iti:i I'tiiil Nn., tta. vM-, vw tuo, sty. tin li'iiV iuii, hi, iimA, hiiu, i-i,, into, nut, 11114 r'ta,,, iif--t',i 1, (is,-, 4..', r,:j, i,j. iw. -4, li'-, IK-1, Ms, ton, loir, ton, ton. leti, Mil. Ah HxctTIMKNX I ho loviii it filled wrth cxrl'e ini'iit ad tori-, b-t' that proi'o I oy 1 1 aire it 0 tho ICnnx Isti si)lo or genlii'iiu'ii t ti it tutpires a ileriib 1 lillert'tt, wllit'll It th l-tu uy ill.' ru 1 10 llie s,ora ol Ine tiopiiiar ii.iite',U llio nlw.iy. curuvr of 1'itlruu ttiat t. Ii buv a beeouiiutf aud ttylith lut Uuu't fsli tu go 10 Kuux't. -Adr. Far Di'-harceS liud inrttal llntfiieis, Du.'airt, ol IbeN'ite and Head, Acuta aud l.'hioulo I utarrli. and all Affieib'ns of iho Cnatt. tpeC'llly and perinaueuily eared by Dr. Hal tit r. Ml Uro.dnay.-lde, llXAXClAJj AXJi COMJUJUtCAAt, WtnMESPAT, Oct. 4-P. M.Tha day has been more active than Its prodicciiors, ind In the rail way shatei the movement Ins been of decidedly moro Imppyinnce, and prices, particularly thil altcr noon, umch belter supported. Wo do not as yet discover any Indications that tho blje epecnhtlvo leaden of the itrect have laid thsir armor aside, and until order of somo lort grows out of tho ex Islinc cbioi at tbe City Hall, and tho money move ment becomes to adjusted la to bo beyond tho probability of artificial tampering, wo luppose they will be content as mere lookers on la Vienna." The business was moderately icllve pretty much ill over Iho prominent list, with Wabllh ai tho ipselal feature, mention bolng drawn to this specialty by reason of the annual stockholder.' meeting held In Toledo for the election of offlcere and Director!. Quite an active canvin has been going on among tue frlcndi of Mr, Iloody and Mr. Horace F, Clark for the Presidency. We letrn lo-nlght that llr. Axarlah Doody his been reelected tu the petition cf President, a post ho has held eo long and ably. The Doody pirty claim a majority In tbe Directory, while the Lake Shore pioplo are equally confident that the Vanderbllt party are In the majority, Asbolhpsr ties are Jubilant over the result, and well sitlsflid, we cin see no reason whroutildeia should grumble. After the late lummeriault in Hannibal and SL Jo eeon toCl, a grsnd ascension was made to-day, tho common going up to KOVi but bectme dlxxy at tbe unwonted height It resched, and later toppled over la (a. We hesr that Ihe transfer books closod to day preparatory to th annual meeting for Directors, lb miseellsneous and coal stocks were Crm and express ihsrei neglected. A lurlher decline was to dly recorded In gold from 114 to 113'a', tome lalea by tb dlstentlng members ol the pool o long liw bugbear of tbe street-tssi'tlng tb downward course. As Jarre amounts of btevlttuITt bar uf late been sent to Kurope, and heavier exports nr In ilor for th future, II would leem that th natural courts of gild woohl b toward lower prices. Th audden advaoc In exchange In the afternoon stlfTsusd th price at the eloso. Cash gold leal at 1 04 to 8 cent, and flat lor borrowing to 4 V cent, for car rying. Ih lluasla took treason) to the amount of 1118,312 The rccelpli of gold nt tho Sob-Treasury were 76l,Oi payments, $53 SCO J balance. 163.1-37. I lie currency receipts were $tI37,Ti4 pay. ments.t-M.HW: bslsnee. f 10,151.31. Th customs receipts were JC97.0D0. 'llie lotal clearings at tb Gold Exchango Hank were tr.i.DU.IXO rold Iml ances. t1.0t8.000; and currency balam.es, 3,67o,8T7. Tbe following were the qnotaUons 10 A. M. lit ia:ll P. M....11VA P. M Ill It A.M.. II3S- ltblP,Jd,.U3)i3P. M,,.U3JIII Foreign exchtnge was strong to-day, and under tl a belie! thai the gold pool had goun up, dr. intra adrsnccd tbelr rates, prime Co) days bills closing at lUSViMOS,',, and rlgnt at Wi'tWi- l.oaey has bocn in pleutitttl supply throurhont, aud borrowers nave been at all limes si-commo-dated at 6 and 7 U cent, on United Biius bonds and rail n uy stock". Iiidlscouuts there wat a tiutll buil cets at hit quoted rati". Tlie MuteniruaiH bonS niarkut him been ihoitt. ately acllvo, wllh a heavr feeling at Iho opening In vmpilliy with gold, "subsequently a recovery irom the depression wsi noted, and a ilesdler lone pre Tiller al tbo rlose. The decline early In the day wai equal lo i4i f) cent. The proposal! lo sell bouds lo t ip Government aggregated f !i,(lll.7i0 nt prices ranging from 1U79 to mm, th award! liWl,ilii having been madeat 118.79 to 11898. Henry Co a a Co.. 31 W ail at., repart at 4 P. M.t int. ti'l. ytii AO't T-2-cor. Ci ....lijv ii iv-OT.rej J.k J.mw uttf raiiBi re in' tUfj.jat. ;s. oio..,tiiQ U& u .18X1. lomi. ...ill v iih VKi. 'in. couii...tii mi Vnrt. MAN. Itru 1W M. MB. roup..lllS 111 O". "t. l"HP Vt 113 tlli-W.. tuuu.... 71114 IT'-i -is. coup... ma iisvien.P.aoldbdi.liM-4 IW'i There was continued pressure to sell the July new foutn Carollnus. wluili went on" t.) 43',. but later tii..df n inaterlil rally, and somo largo taxings wero r.-riirvijlMiV. lHn"ria ill snd!" J- iter' fl'-n atlll an.i p iiiulidaUd Virgiuit fiaatfili,-. Georgia 7s ul t ut WU, now .North Catoiinss HI. aud special tax 17. tew IVnnesse. a receding l"sj II cent, to CO1,. Mai cam, is' Hikk si.an-t sold at lvuV- i'nrro wu a IWik-buflitess l;i railroad topd", lhp iemjnit Ipr t'li ral Pactqcs lor snin-tnt being niarard, and ...s kfiu rewitcd ut US1!. Untun Ural loid at i and Ne v J iy Cculral new firsts at iu.' tija Lti i The UnanpUl agpnts ot tint M. Juseph luu IKm.rClty (-1,1,1 bunds report a flittering oe inktid lor thibo se uiltics ai the valuo of tbo land giants betoiiics Lnonu and umjrrciatod. Many hulders of Itve-twenties are couvirtlnt tncni Into liii'ti- bomta, miking n handsomo irodtol about 10 t cent by the exchange, and securing a Hutlworluy bi.ud bearing a Inpli-r rate of tnttresf. Tne lullnsring neru the nigacti ana lowest and S-90 P. l rlili1pllctl0fttocatlt '.'I'tDU A j.. T.C. J Hudton con N. i.C. iiuuoa ccr rs u.ij 2 line tu sii tiiu it I'esiiinir inv mt H4u ihu aa thorp iu; iw);, iol itnij 10' tXU 04' 6.11 Jit, intmurgn hi Vim lit) hiv Sortnwettetn tav 4i5 Nortuwcttrrn ncf l vjv isjV t ecKltiand now W lin'J note lort Wsyco ICO),- wi, v-jj koiJ Mtlwtucee and M. Paul uj r:ti ta m'i Ullnaaxeaot M. raui picl.. nv tut mw siQ nhiii Aiiti'stiniii 3i 4l'i 41J 4.w Ilutioo. Ilaruord aud hria..., av at? llliuuai c utral ivi lrf loi.. Iitt 6 net tarn IIA noi,' iin, jiou Michigan teutrai ujZ, M-w Jcrsev Central 114 11S1 lts3 111 I nion i-aeiae j y-ij 'I;,. i-Caod Inn. (Vuiral ju-J 'ir tianu tioj in, .loiopn ttOK' V mi! si' litnumai J bt.Jotepn rrel... ,il iiv itw u 1 tium.i V! Wetiern Uniou feiegnpti.... H7 est; mv trnv facino Mail aiv nv Mi ",3 uuicksilvcr is-, J-- ,3 JjS Viirmoaa pre! sji jS V 'Ji i anioa S i puiot. Coai ot Md 45H 41,'f 4aif V Adams I.xprtts ,j til.t. l argo a ilo. Kx a S3 iiicncan lai L'uion b,x 67 LEilta Ma let fcx a,i) jjg ylft Nprr 1 orl( .llurketa, WtnsrsnAT. Ort. 4 -FLoun and MKAT-The ac t'vltyanit b iojam.) in the i.urk." wVeli we have, no. need i.r some uat put was whuliy noiuina to-dar. and tie Iriwing gndu of rtnur wei veir depretted and unteliled, with tome decline, hupplie. however, wer moderaio, and tnanv buldeit not ebpoted to tell jieept at I all iric-t. -shipping extra elate was ot tered lor uturo da.ivrry at j.a. I!yo flour qulei. torn meal tu good domind and scry ftp n. w qui, tot Minernne ptnlo and Western rl4Mf1i): eatia Hsit. 4tc. 7-.iV7.,,0 Western spring 'AlSta'sS"' I11",1' I""'"' extr.tT f. l-in,1 1 1"-winter wlie it enras ant double eitra. "1.,,-vJHJ .tainthern Maers' and tan-.ilr brands, iksu.i -J oinh'in st..p.,.a eiirat, i.iztiA). Uy nuur. une jnn iperini-. si u.tt m, CnrrMneal-WctV i-rn,e fatoaiJl..;, llrai.d wme. Ac. l sax .Mil. ,n'!.Vi",y.,i),r,k n"u """v ntinitales 1.4 0 DDIs lall4S mr mess on the iput im l o, tm er oelivery,ltiic(ii.4iinrpr ine inptt n-i-i f put.u .Dt.ir mime, heel at q.n,i and unchained, uc ,,i an.i fin iiieati inch luged bacon K' ji.' aei ur.lmg to e,': ll".,n 11101 ."J"1 'more uellsiryi anm im-Klcd oe iis in toxi-t to'dat and p.cafel ahon tiers in -inlicatese Lard was rather quiet nn the spot at inaa H'c tor prime cm and Wetit'ru.but tleirty lortuitiio itiliiery. ivitn saie of iio let. imino Wi tttin at lue .or Jamurr. .a.id I, r Fehiusrv. I're-sed nog hiircr I lj);fU ,p.. wn'i llshi wclL-his atbko. Uuitti dull und tuo. ping; Wottem. 10 j jj.- Male, Ifjajne.i leci oi t and pal s. .'VkOp. t'heeso Prn nut rather slow al lujtlp.. Ine latter urh-e for c'i ucc ractnty. Until. Wheal was itic. lower, with ocly a nioder I.,..,!,!l". ot sc'lvitvisici lOl.tel bushaieattlMitlt tl Mi, tor No SI iprlng. II Wtitll Ui for r-d aid nuibee s inter, and il Cti ,5 for good to rhotco wl He, in pludinginhlte nabatnand Michigan at ll.Wstl.7l. tyo Inner .two boai I iadt Weiern so.d mr export MttHc. liar ev lower i a boat load ol .No. 3 Western solo al i)e. iwts wero dill, andilotej untettlet, Weituru. JUlle. In euro andntloat. and wblti tibto and Male, 5ihm i5'p. on i tnettaeg. wiiitslea oniy about 34.000 bum!) t. turn held higher al tlie oivi tng. b it. witu a dull bus,, ii'is.i loteu loit-ir til.t W.iaO b-i-hjlt at 7-(a,7,c. lur n itnn m i-'dluttore. ..v. C"tirTi-tVa tcsree, a d firmer: ta',cn3jri bales at Mi.1-. tur iiiindl.nu up.anttt. and 19 V. lor loniituo. 1 ITU sal -a included 1 .11 buesfur exiwrt. For tuture de. I.vcry.niarket vtiy sciivc rnca wero again higher; siIps iium hale", plo.mg atier 'Change at ID 1J-14 ror l b tuber, oveiuber, aud HecemDer, and ir-. for Januaiv. tlnoraafrs-nioeorreeverr srtlvp and nrmer t sslee In to ami lu ll.ililinnie wrm IMOJ bags, and mvuices qno'rd at M'kulHe., gold. Mo attea ann rice quiet and uiiclisnaeo. huait in k'li.xl dsiush I aud tteudy al tHnKfe for lair to good refining tales tso litnlt.it .utlOc. Havana tugart, mo. lor No. 17, with -ties lfrnardt'1)ll'C' l,enui:i1 ,u" I1"" tWXtl pi'KliBiia-hotln-A snail lot of strained sold at l-INI, ttoea light. H'llbs lurtiuilllna sold lu small lot l a' MkitGi'c. Petroleum A cargo ot 40 Dbls. leponed mil at 3ISP; i.rcj bols cits nanhtiia at iu4c.i eruda qilotid lt'.f T -ill iw t' Ity told nt Uc whitliey si ti 1 1 it fl Freights quiet i cotton to Liverpool by steam, 1 J J und wheat to tdatgow by tleani, l.lvo MorU .Unrkrli Nrw Viiiik. Wi-.lni'silay. Get. 4. -With no froth ont'iiiiiis ut t tt- in tiieiu w us ni'ihlng tliiin ir. antf tu-ipi't luiu.ilu nuuiinally as un Monday, ulirn cuni.tioii tu txtra naino tleert wt-ie tuid at ikultc V a., a-d fex a, t at ti-. i4S,' File tins of sheep and Iambi arrived to-day. and 17 par I atls uioro were due. The maiket wat dull at l'i tt.'ae. v til turordiuary to prime theep, aud (k1Vf. s ta. lor latuht. Nlueiy one ears, or f.33( nogs, arrived. Including a pars for the inir.ei. Tur ilem irtl wat Ut for ne hog ut Di'tSliC s1 tt..and dri-tscd kui tuid .u CJ. j ltC. JIA J.'.Vs ISTKLtUllWCt:. HixtATt'ag tl.MAVtn-this nY. -tr-aP Si si.a,.. m, t ..-''u 111,11 w a rkkriua im. bunuy Hook. .li M.liov. Itlaud .11 billvliUaic 1-3 Ai-rlvril-WiimsaiiAT. Get. 4 PletinMilp b anlts. I'hlladelpbla, maic, and pan. i-1 Mi I arm, London, md"e. M' I ti i aiPttttu. Calpiitla. mdte. and pat, Hiv Nile, Liverpool, mtttt). I'm k Kithi I'Mi-ilit! lanroad Iron. llsi k (Irtodosia, llarttoiit't, mjtit. iiuik M)iuc 1 ii, lluiinpoit. N p. planer. ..u a M lno) Palmer, pydiiay, C. Il ina.. Iini-k laiilinit. ManH i, uiilip llrlg iiht Kin Janeiro cotfep. Ill g It I Na-li, HaV'n.ii tug'ir. Hr.g Mduint. Ni w'lou. Hug railroad lion, Hi it t'o-tiiit siitip'v.t: it., coal. ling Aciidti, tllaet Hay. roil. Hi ik A11..1., lieu.t.Hi-u, su.ur and raalitiec. U.tz l.xi-eUior. Iii'rniiiua, wnsk-uii hehr tl-orge W ashing ion, liaraco i, fiuit. hehr Atltniic. W eutwurtb, N. H., piaaiur. Hlit Alt'ora. La-t Ma hlus, lin.uer bc.ir Howard Miironiher, Jaelso'iville. yellow pine l-ebr Itmg Dove .laektonvlllo, yellow o.ni'. Mhr Mlnertnl. vt'edniore, N"wpeni S itav.-'t. t-t-hr Wt lliii-iton, Wuidtnr, N. b.. platter. Al-n.tiie n uai riv.-r an l ca twit i-easetj. HAiLtu-Sieainahiis Itutai-i uu.l Wvouiltig. for Liver oouli ;ii. i-ira. 'UnuaS Viowi, Saw yrligu, Al bcrmarlt, ltlcbuiond. ARBivkn ncT, IHvAKA.Oct.t.-Clty of Ideilco.Nlw Tork. luiittts JTolitfi, !fl To niisrkpiinpn, Arlmnrsieldnmonere'1-ftinil! f'lvcu nwiv, ireo of rent, for three months, at lb tins'lw it Mnrksi, 7m sr., lih and satft its. Apple to 'XJsJsJ C. B. niMl'.ii'N.Sitii't, at tno M.iret,or WM. A K. A. -H cilL IKHIAMi, corner llroadiTsyaul tllh 1 1. j iM Ilnll'a Vrgptnbln Hlclllnn llnlr Kt-nptrrr 1 Jl iM Is no new tircj aratlon for the public to experiment ql with. lis siirrett It nnpsralieled lor restoring grar i hslr tons iiatntsl rolor. pro-noting Its growth, aud fM pioducing uow hair on bsld lioaAa. JM Nevr.Wppd HprvlnE Alnrlilnra, Of.1 nrond- war, tol l py psyina It down and per month, wlin. fM out extra cbargot machlaos I rent w.rk liirultned K fB OstUsd. w. a. BTlMiON, Agent. 'H Motion svlll Citro tlie Hmnlleat' I miuie on vour tsce. as well as the most leirlble pu atH IS !,5S2Ll,".ai' ,,t m c,n I'OHloiy be afflicted wllh, rj ou any part of your perton, I I ir? t' n.il,.,!?A E 1'S T m jy King" nevrsind beast jH iiii.s. '.'"I'i K'.ViV rDS",f',"S- bolce Jewelry and kM tSSStSTk spM."8 8' lBiMa ,(1 llur Tone rarnllnrn and carpels, at verr tow prices lur cash, or nsy In weoklrnr monthlr nttsll. i aH incatr, at B. M. COIVl'iJltTHWAlT'a, 113 ChaiUn i St. S Thr Wlleon Hbiuiln Hpvrlng Misphlnp, tb 1 bett and cneanesi flrst-rlstt rcaehiSet ta ii world. l'rlcofrom llato IIM. Hales room 707 Oroadway, Vhr Neelect ronr Tertli t Thnnton's Irory WWu rctrlTootni'owder, uted dilly, will kieptuem cieau aouud, and white. M Alt ltl It 1). .'fl nrLT-MlcnniTT,-On TuesdsyaTsnlng. Octnber 3, WWW br the llev. Mr. Folweil, pnttor Amnio st. Itaptiii tTaaai t'hnrrh, Xlr. ,lonn II. Cell ta lllit I'hebe A. Merrill, all 'gH of lltookiyn. II. I). Nncardt. 8MlTll-AOMEvr.-(in Wodnetdar, October 4. at it jB )lel 18th tl br the Iter. John N. MeI.eod.Ii.il. ,1. Iillia aVjl smtta, of Liverpool, lo Annie, dtugbter of Jobu T. Agnew, uf mil ciir. virouvjii). mw Ill'llfin. -nr ths Circuit Conrt of llnresn connty, 'mm III., Mary K. Hurgo from Houben Ilatge. Caate, d airtlin. UECKF.ll.-ftr the IMrcalt Conrt of llnresn connty, mm 111., Aimstlne Decker from Fraug Docker. Came, do. scrtlon. --SxlV DK LEA.-In Chicago. September Or), br the Snperloi ;mm Couil. Harab li Lea from Itooeri Hi Lea. Caate, mm ciii.llv. mm HI.M.KT.-ln Chicago, Seplember H, by tbo Enpirloi Wm Conn, William Heater Irom Kali llonloy. Caute, ekt- mm ttrtton. mm DI1SD. -fl niOELOW.-Irt nrooklrn. on tTednesdiy, Oetoher .MM Jami Huclow, M, I)., son of tbe late Itlcbard Vlielow 'JmW of tuts ell). rfjH The relatlrcs and mondt of the fsmtly are respeeU mm fnlly Invited to att-jid Ih luneral, irom hit late resl. mm dene lnihonm Oxford st., oa Friday alteruooo, Oos H toberr,. at 4 o'clock. mm HAHKit. on Tuesday. Octoherl.mi, Conrad Bauer. imm sgdr years. 1 montnt. and II days. I liner al Irom Uo ruldcDco ot bit son-ln-lair, U Lit aaaai tlefteld, 404 West lllh St., oa nunday, at 3 o'clocK. .mM llelallves and friends of the famllr. also the meinbera ti 'mm offcchlller Atsoclatloi, are lesoectrully Invltedito at i, aaaai tend sithontlurtbrrnoilca. iUareuiaUu will be taken 7 'aaaai to tire en wood for Intermont. ,Jf mM n l.K -ta 3.wit 'I'ober J.WJ1 Mi CaUurip -H Covle, In tbo 78ib seat other age. mm Their lend i aad relativet of tne finlly are rrtpecf Inlly Invited to attend ber funeral, Irom the resldeneo I nrbertno, at wiiiiatnsbridfe. Wettchstier county, M, I, MM Y.,nn Kndar. October at JP M. V I 'aaaai Jo.Sr.s.-cln Tuetday, OctoDerl, Wul, Jonei, aged liMM 63 lean. H'aal Funeral services OB Friday, October 0. at 1 P. If-' t lll'aaaaai fro.u U-oPreib)terlia Cburrn, Wa.titnglin nr., Ti fj laaai monl. Wrttrhetter coontr, N. T. Frlendt of the family -Ufaaaai andtucmbori it Hancock Luugc, No. 4s, and Mnrrlsa- I MM nta Lodse, No. 1,1, aro rrsnnottulir Invited to attend. ,tit I ,iMm KA1N. auddenlr. on Tuctday eventag, October t, I mm Mary K.Ksln, aged 11 yrsrs. 1 i WM The reiatlvca and tnen It ol the family, and these or 'laaaaal tier brother, hdward J. Ka'n aro lotpectluily invited 1--bbbb1 to atteui tbstnn al. irom hrr tain reaidence. 61 Caaat if taaaal l-Ilhl'Altli. -huuiienly. al tlrsenpolnt, L. I., uotcpcr Mm 1, Mslthc'll Hhepard. axe lad yesrt. 1 mm In life resported. In death lamented. mm V.WVALIN.-Atnitreiideno' TappanTtiwn.HoeTv Mndrountv .N. V.. al 10 p, M., on lu :d ly, October MM 1 TI. Capt. John Van Va ia aged SI) cars, Mm runir.ii Ir on his lite ri'iliiencr. oa Frnlav, -TiM61eT tSXSXSJ C,n la -jV! ick A. M. Fiiiaus.ini aciualntanjet art aH invito i to attend, by 8 o'cl c tra n on Kr.u lUbwiv. .fT-'f 3- ,J-PJl'r- h fl W.H. KNAI1K tV C'O.'.H s 1 pi a mis, mm IVU) HnoAnwAT, Mm J. nvUCIt CO., (I neril Agents. MM Pianos lo rent, sold on iniiatlmcuii,und Mm reut u.luwcd la laiuof puicaato. mm llHADQUAUrHR.-. FOR MIM.I.L AV'AjJ H TILAH WATCHES. FELL"., i CO.,' :s noxii kt. mm PAltTllCS IN HP. tltCIl IIP A I'lUHT. cats piano would do wuii to examlno our flue nssorbs Mm ment ot Instruments tiefore. tiurchatlng. mM At our faeilltlcs will admit id giving a belter PIANO. MM for the asme price tnsn any other bouta initio trade, kH Call and pe eonvlocsii at i' bbbbbI HAi.Ni'.a uitos.' New Hsno nnoms, mmM irl Union sQiisro. KOVAL HAVANA LtlTTKItV. ITltes raibed and Infnnnatlnn fnrnlibed. Ordtrl promptly Sdrd. TAVLOiti, CO lliukers. U fallst.. .New Torlc A.-l,OTT'i:itl-s.-i:i4aerpeit.eonnilitlon al" MM lowed ou all luretlauutt at 11 aad 131 Cbainauisi. IH j.t. rArntn. t THE HO A HI) or Health atti lor rure water.' aaH Let them ute CLTtllH 1I1ULOW 'a water-lllter. aaaaal J"' MAOT. -vwvs H OPENISO TIII3 I) T, HIP.Kcr FIIOM PAItIS, A full sud complete natortmrnt FLOWLllS A.NU I'LATIU: It.-!, M TVIUIAIHS, BOUQUCTtt, to, MM Alio, MM BIP.ECT FIIOM SCOTLAND, A complete aisortment Scotch wood goolsl Mt Also, irom London, a lory fine stock IVPANTS' SILI?. HATS AXU HOODS. Alio, from sneraa.d, a very choice tei-ctlou of HUUUkP.-i'.S hS'tlUllIt bcissons, KMVKS, MM 1-C!fli)i);a IV CA.iKS. Ac. II1VIS3 Pliy IX Till cotioi-rAx market! during tbalatt tlx mnallii, wa are now re-, cclvlng our goodt or trred for the present fall icaion. Wfi AUK NOW OPKNIM1 1) ILY TANCT AND bTAl'LU UUODJ, DIIIECT FIIOM LONDON, DlllliCT FIIOM PARIS, Dll'.IiUTFItOM VIP..NNA. DIIIKt'T I'llOM IIL'IU.I.V, 0111LCT FIIOM IIOMB AND N AI'I.H.S, DIKIJUT FlIDM 81V1 rZUP.LANO. bO INCLUDING ALL TIIF. NOVKLflK. which wi: hii all skli, ai- thu t i.owL'ir i'i).iiiiu.i. pinups. MAt.'T, 1 ITII ST. AMI OTII AT. i jjihlct l'lto.n ii one. uoMAN lAr.mia. bCAIIFS AND TIKS. NI1W HOOD?. JUST OPKM.H. tH union; aiiamr co., U7 imOAUWAV, BGOPfs AMI SHGIW lor mmm liovfl' ami voi'Tiis Mm a tiieelatlt), at mWi t'AMIIM.L'n, MMJ ?ll l-oiirlii aveau. OPI'.MNII of milliner' Una oat fidoTant ill-nUr, Mm ai n tail i bonipis and liJi-t' lists, minimi's halt. aaaaaH HIN.Nb'il Mihlnery. Ulllroadwar have Put. I M IJItbttmtS. '1 fjl'MM ISAXilll I .j, mmm Till: tvnN'IIKHFUb I1KMEDV Foil 1 fl CANCK'I, hil'ilii.H, hCKlll IM A. I'LITlltS, and Mmm OTIIIlIi CHIlDMl. llf.Otll) ni-iKAf-b-t, Dr. P. f. KLKNh lining Just returned Iroui L'cmdOf 91 and brought with blm a qu lumy ut the gcuutne Cuudus laiH rsnro Itsrk. rt-curej t'lrouah thn nnVul reeoratuenda aBaaail Hon an I asi'itanie of nu l.'icellenry the President o aHj ..t li'U?,r i!?Jl,lttl?,'o(Vernm'-p-oMbaut repnt,icw wa ara I rfplilTd lonil orders' fo'i II "ij l7initadVi;Cara"tf a prtre a: oui onc-quartcr of that whloli tbuouttof Hit Hr-i vi r small supply compelled ut tu charge. jH A tpunoui triicie is now ulverilted and sold as Cm. duraugo He hate, al a contulcrauir cipeote and witu tbo iuoi cralli n ol Ihe aulliuritlet of Lnja, the province bmmW here the plant grows, so directed the chsnutl of om MM snpf.lt aiiu e.ita.e, u.-st riu.io but the ttvit..i.t o-rUiti, 9M hll ii mid bv ut and we nriii'iil4i p ill theattcni vmmi nun of tin public, lor tnolr j rotcet on. to tint fact. raaaaal lii.lh-. KKKSK it CO., MM no Cedar tt New Vnrk, ',jtMM n. W 1II.1SS. M I)., Walliingiuii II.C.i h. uu,, 'WM M. D- New li or. I f. h M Ii, New York !mMu i'tisonal Sulitn. Vmm I lllAHv-HV clvemy sineeie Ibatika toTlr. Uenrs aaaal I A lianu-li of H la-ilium sr.. mr curing me of t raBBaaal r.ttii.o tin u.i h id nuuiiiiiiiiuiKl mr health Hint raiis2 rWMm m- sevrie pain fur years, I can rontldentiv u-couti CMMI llieil't lit. ll.tuk'll. ill'.SIIi AlllllM. SataaH SI llaiiiilion av liruoklyn. Vmmw JSaJi;ilMF.H.Yli;.N.-Vuui aiteuiiou-urT7j"itTi Mmm H Iniineiisi) ta e ,if iin-t iin.e m iimgn-ii al II HJ. yMMM tilNib Kuisuiy. Iriuianw; fc. 1. The a'.iu.bt.r lut.vs. -mm day wit limiioiise, hj o will Ponlluae ta-dsv aha SJMM through tha era, Tavo isrs at llu iler's Point it IV -taaaal abarp, git out at Wbtiotiiac. aau walk to IbsjiofoaU, YjMm !9aBBBBtl
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THK SIfN, THURgPATOCTOBEll 5, 1871. j Btj ?31nIA Jtmatw. B '"Tl'Tl VTIIIV Al.h'-OHIWWA'TEDFOBEX. HI THE CAIII'l-NrER INSTITUTE, H n ttVbt inii bt,. toiiNi-.K em av. i m, .T i.i'niiH i timber of rooki, chiruberrnAiili, lann. C WAnLCi iiiiiLb i. r-r excellent pla ej in H' 7ll''-rco"n?V"twAlKK.lb emplujme-t ofllce.lui Hki ili nr. om drugtt.rc Hf A ile.niv iiiid. kiu'ai ivi i.h.nv. J! rilMN AND HKI Nil IlKLAV. J' oiiKLL'-OFfli.l'.l'JfMV fHlll'T .nctrl 'iOAlMVAT. LW -vl) It It riven out tl hul etl t r -t to ptv tor H, A. (Iri-inoii tcwln:: machine" by lnttaltnp ntt In- H rtruction trt o. j BLAI.K A I'OND.il Atl-irplt.-eand lliS'liI'; Bh A TTENTION. Oil! I.- -t'ouki7 ieiin-tr""et. llt, J chiinlit-ririnl I-ami wulireMei. nnr-r-i. homework. Kr err, (it mi' iy lai'fl.-d Ac wanted t IJ Hue.Kcr t., Kjr former'. M-a .nikttnn 'a. I'l'.lV tint rlaal-il,.rid7c,n wmco.A Olbbfi B 1 maci'inti, alio ouod oieiatori on Wrrelcr ttt' BBf'i! ion'!, tan Imvc altady woi.. it A. ori'LIi'4. 4) Walker il BT A T':V"kck1 onrirli rntu rt waoiedi work given i otit to good Imi-ilt Anpiv to E j- ROIJI-M.L A CO. !OrendJf. B .A Sof'TlrltoilonVtllioiiewPtkln rnlt 1 rmnli) rt frirnc. leqmrrdi waste tl. 110 mil i nth it,, r t-c.cn Bin mi I (.tn mi, mmm 4 ri7ivrf')tjA!M operator on cuttoni venii, A fr'"inn. WM. oeUOKNE, tallori' iliop. ..1 Kan lHh it B ML 1 iewing machinci on un ,D,t,JJlIlufi.I J A Work .Ivan in HtMini l-iirucuon free. 3-i liower-. "aN operator on w a" fl machine for laco work t H,j Av.oininlliirli,ot3rtl1tthil..Ulwe8Daa and M avi. T"rinHT.I l,Ar-Hleilorft to worlcoo the hilt of A J- w- "AHItf. B "7 T'1llMr-t!ljAHfi lewlug maclilnnat IH and A .jpif V, piVXt In yotk at home. lhay, T'r aMuilrirA-0''lrit.claii itwlot michlntl K -V taabie in worn ai home. at. "V V'EWIuiMlaii tandi lorTlrtinnaklnit. lWEnt J A Mihit. H A (JIIOD plain took waste, at 1M Grand at., Nw A otx. B i)(H PlIjiRH. mwiii, and amcneri wanted J at iA( KM AWN WdN'H.W and II Centre tu H' 11, OAK .MA liKKS-Wantel, nrit.ela'i cloak t i liin'.cii, it IlAVWAItD, 13 LUPfDirrt, it., or 331 Canl ai. B 1" It Ktl A K KltH-Wanted immi dlatf lr. 100 tint AJ clA cloak anl drcivuaxeri acemtomed to Proad war trade to auoh the belt of waeea and conitant f m. ,r nrmrnt wilt tc alrin. ArMr at once to LOUD A .TA VLOl!. llronl-ny andJtthit TAHESMA li KIIK wanted i nrtt.rlaH handi nnij f 1 prrrt ,M,. (JLhMP.M KCIINABISL, 13 llroad. war, bnwecii VOth nd jltt m, H, ilJI-VriTiri i'.NCr.l) a"ndi fir Y. A WVi cacnlnia on llurn coali. l Kail 14tb it., top Soot. I ,y frit .Ewtnt. w.-u,.d.,,u.nd.,u "l mill hn"i anlil on. linen coalu ntitnfprlrei VJCpiin. Iniiulre at 4 llemten it., corner Graham t v Miami hmitti. K tOl l.ali.l. io-W6i or, orrMmi towTi. Ai WJ to VOIlVUh A U).. Htoitdway and Orapa it. 1 It l for Unlit hounrki can ro nome at nl.litt JT tnuit he well ieconimnild. Call at 33tth at. t'Xu 1 1'..".- WoTk tnrnuhed at home to pay for 1 .Li Weed and Winder ft Wilim lewinir tntchln! on monttilr in'tallmente. Xew York MacMne tjtllcblni Co., oflincmni Ll ,Y AI)IK-We rnl and tell all ImiiroTed lewlnt Bl JLJ marintn-a nival literal terin. 330reenwlrn at., coruor ei icttipt or HI Cm Oroadwar, near Canal, W. f: W tJe, L ,T Al"K''lOor nnliiitr wanted onit cood lianda V J i need tppl lalUOK A 11K1.N, 1(1 and 100 Soutb HV X AIHKH liueliloiTw, A. T. and tlocf r'l laaenite, 1J ti lwilikecaer it. ICO wanted plenty wen after learnlnt, T aTmf.h Ascnt" wanted II to 110 per day. 33 XJ 1'cy it., room If. H VF.t'K AND HONMRrrurbe raakin wanted, on rucne prrrinachin- ANIi-L IIKCIIT.M Llmenard H. rPl(ATint, will) trilr own nacblnei, that Vmhi worked at bitidlojc, tilt lotne thai have Ht si r :mptuTU inaciilsti. Apply M E.BAIITLCIT, Ti Tf arren it, H' IEII ITOflH and riri on w A v. on liaen and nlDaeii eoaie to eood hand, hlfheit price and ileady work, 715 Yin telwetn 4Mb and 101 h ill. vl'F.lt ATOIIS on llowe'a lewlnc msebinei, who 7 tborouihljr nndctitand btaldin., at Sit lib it., ITllllam4toiEO, 1'F.ltATOlM warned on tklit front! thore wbo nndrtand ccidlc; aho, a Bid to fold. Apply alMliloweiy K' 7Tl'f',tATHMTo iiowc'i "d lrcr-i nuemnetj V aigo pMien 14 Vuitonii, Brooklyn. t floor. ".PKIt ATllltM Trd b.ier wanted nn latlnet V norii. by b'. t,OL!tMAN,a0iK Wcit Whit. riltATii'tH mil CuirLTri oc bori' fancy inlti. i VjF 101 St. Murine pliKf.Mhit. Hlii iK!tATOii!4 end p.ttt oc ibcei,l2ll Dlceck. J em. ")A I'EIt UO.YE.-(irl warned nn tine and K JjKute wora- WM KKAKXfcY. il I'earl it H' OIUiYaNTM wantlns emiloyment can eei nut O cla itliiahona by niiplylot to the branch office of tbflKfllDl TIIKlit irid lM'Ulliultf Cuiupaur. Til Olli MV b-Uei-nllfl miOUd ill., on Monday, Oct. Old Init. Cutue early. H CM ALL, (Jill 1J for pinnlnr lace collan. m. a MALoxr.m iindion it. B; fill K MAHKfltS wanted at UMDN AOASfs 4 i t'0,'., 6UT broatwayi who thoroukbly nndentand fie flnl'hlni; worn iml k'leen out. H! fJHVO or ihrm neai. t'nv drli to attend lunch coun. X ter. lieAMU.-l.ET'fe dlmn moral, M Liberty it. mo "AI I, oil ESHKsToooapantbandi wanted at X&KCaitiilbit room li. ANTEII -teral firat tlan operat u on the 11 hIUmj (liiitn machine. thme who uodentaml lie uie of tbeir 'Imrroved doabte-ipeed michtn." w' irith "douMr ifimer,' Ac and vho are thor"0ghry competent to do Dlil-Ui work. Arplr to J llATIKr.Mnond it. Hi WANTril-A t hrlitun wuniantotlnccneralworv, H H and tak-oVerlail of n email fain'lvt whire ih will find a eo d ioini and be coaiidered in equal. Ad iren with tirmi. rei rtr.ee. etc., ujx ,jo lur Acn. WA NTEII 1 tlit'iw Hint Iiuiiji to l un new 'I ihlrli the hirtirit him r.i'd hy the urek ot piece work) xrAlv wu'k all Hie winter. Atrl) for 2 B ilannt ill Atlantic it U'ooklru. in Hie Unndrv WANTKII-Ah ont-iator om eeu'iuif mi;iiinr wiit ii onilrtnnde hwr to tLike rui-bi,Ar. Ap y to JAMI WFML, :J Kattutb it recond floo. Dctu ctu I an IDA M Bl W AXTKII-rut l.ncu iir.dquillrri on Vi'li ox' H II I'.acblut rood price nu I ateadv work. :mI.iii. low II. JACtlH Y. H V ANTriI)-Uill,ier and trlra'neii: alto tw f T innll b lenflii Imnvov ri..travr fewer wanted j IllSI'y millinery. CT flroadwty. BBBj,q WANTHI-i lirit-iVte talloTeti to work on cut 1 1 torn coati, at Vol i atr lllli it., rnrner or .it ne CllAf. McUIVTV BB' Y A NTKll-flooil cuiloni pant an,H,i ip n ,.h li at 3Ntw liowry. AiIy all I'.c w.-. ii. mooi;f. BBft WANTRIt- kill i r t..i IJ chlc I wo.n in t ft lit K II vii'b lli hnil"' wo"k t. n 'vl pi lvt taii y tall la.iiiCl'uMV t.i '1 Mi.. j,. an ar r. i ,t. V.NTKII- coii P' I'n sin Mr ieu! ii II k, irmtl.nvi u soil il' ir'eieneo Ah, y. between 1J Mnd K' K hi '9 i,l li-Ili 1. YY ANTI5H- rood t'ri: rlt, dueeuerT h if m II work w.w.i elO 'I.-I hi. tuilii ri'ie ii(,e rcii ired Apply t' ;W9'li uv filler Iri'tloix A M. B' V A NTIIII-S flin-,-1 niloree io ri: n i H II loin vi n A pu at 1S1 -I. Jink's plan, Pe im.u At. A and ltv B Y NT I.ll-Opci aiori on ml orcV W'ci, .it 11 li II llrroon it, r.i'Hl l.i.lian nv.. iVilllauibm U H. Call all Hie wr c. K TiY A 1'KI)-(jiod ilriiinnkeuuri i tiiiiimer nre i 'I bin e ii.iileni.v.d lut,d nc d ai.pl i imj i.rj tit 51 l Beit loth it H' WrA Tlil7Trn flrrctTn onerniora on" H'he r L. l A- uiiicoumliiutt on ladici' und-rjrineiit'. Call H' V NTKII-A unart cirT lot k-enTuI Imm-wjrK i II niuH be a toud wa.ncraLJ iron r. Apilv nt i;t K; Urand it K r A N'I'F.O lUiil iMMiii wa,-r lor kil' trna'o BB9' I'- WMiEMJtiltl l.l! 10.. til B.i lus it., up B IV II I T K ihlrt inakiri wanted 1 worKiy ii nT. il"uV pkinH'.uu, El YANTEII-A iinart rlrl 10 cut card Avvlu I WALTIIHII CD.'S, U llnanii il. B' 11 Y A .N'i'EU-Flniilieri oncoalaat 10s Hiu j-th iT BBj .1. Jilt. KNOIILAUCII BB' VANTKI-A rlrl to cook, w'aih. aid i'on a U "I mull Ameilcan faun y. A ply at 1W llowrrr. Bi Y ANTKIlAtfll Weft3!it it 10 or li rirv".euin j II Uttudrtnet. Iimulre IjrMIIM, McOAIHIIV. B' V A NTF.II A few irooe oreomakiri, anl j.lrl to B II ko on erratida, ai Its iVeit Mih it, H' Y "ANTKIi-A Htl fol nelit li'Uitwork and to title M II care of children, ftmiiav. Bi YA.NTEO omerood iaci UnliUcri and lewtri. B II Apply at 231 Thoropion it. H VA NTEI-Uirl to fe d paper paltcioi. Appli at B ll It Mnrray II., ncond lull. K' VASTKII-Eii"i ii.inl clilt to woik on paper BBB II lioiea. at IV0 llrini' t. H Y ANTBTl-Oneraion on ladlea' ahoei. Call at M B9. v II ol'"n a? lii,okTC k IK ANTED in 'a Jri.in,rklnu AtTbU!iraePt, en er. llliid llil, at ii'thav. E V ,V,TKI-llawli op linen pann at IJ nun 13 f V Vl'lta L H: 'A Til-A .HI to"do"tenenil houiework. W03 B 1 1 ili av B "Y 'tvvtft 0o1 luilnuer at WOeiiTer. K k HJMJII itarcTieTTan'wt aT he Union Laundry. 1 J IM ibuuipiun il ,iieuy rmployineui H1 2 '"""T.Ol.Abrt operatvri on panti.- i'u id ay. L-B (l ?rl',y,'l1!" 1" amed ai llTTliTinn Liun. luu'i'pioii it 1 iitidy eiiiiuuym nt B 6?Oli ?.E :VJSJ ",or! on 1'nkeri mnchln'i, jTuiYstb o'.'Kf.', ifTiR"' PInnlta-..Snalt. B ,A 'ofiiYrlMIU,tiB 0,"l", 40 l""M norllitaTt Bi AV A NTKII All uiriona wno are not paid fur tneir H- .'r.yr?j.Xo..jilj.i.tti.i. iUltH;n, i, B '1,'r.av it pear Uroudwar. l.ciai alelca tret H Mtwiiu ui,-a WilAaiatstUiUULi, B,i .Rlnnlt. SPalf. A W.W udod turner! for tin earn 1 alio t few boyi tocuitoiued to t proit. Inqniro fordaya at 890 fearlat ,SI fioor A lltlil, IIANOEIt and lockimrh wanted tt AIIHIIN'B. lit cm ay. A TIN anl bre .iron wotkar wanted alio t plumper, nt F. yitKF.MA"9,XOr'cnwirh it. AH N wintfd lnttTi ttoriTir li'iHielluiir t tteady work a cood wairn klren, at 19 Bayard it. PV.V 5ood tin roifen wanlel thli momluc at Ml ail ay., botneen Slit and Sid m, 4. IIIM TilfKmakcr wanteJ to work on en. A nine a u nt ill Minnonit. A IIOOII eatrlaeeblackinillb "olid liclpcr wanted at a.'j K.it:Un it. 'A III NK I' or t cue tnnker wanted. II I'axter PI flior. IM.i:.lin7.irWANTlfu atWJStar. Do v wailed to clean an offleo and make lilmjelf II VeneVallrn.enil laiarr. HOD for flril dieii In applicant'! own handwrllluf.C. ItoFoilOfflce, b.11 V.M'l. iOV V A NTKII HorlJ yeariof tie. with trood l riferencc. tont-nd tn I wore 11 1 wina itore, at tit fin nr. 1 one llung in the nelthhorhood prefcrre l, BOV wanteJ, about lit yean of me, who bat lome knowledge of lendlnr hart mint come well recom- inrnded. Apply tt 60 r.ttt llomton tt; 1)tlV wanTad-A rood limit, active hor. Apply to li WltltlllT OILLIES A UilO, 237 Wa'hinglon It., befort o'clock. JJOX MAllKltrt wanted at J01 Weil llomton at. JJOX MAKEKB wanted, at I II Amity at. Cl N F K(;T I O N E It S Wanted, t flra'.-claia man on ttlck candy. Apply at J,m, CK1ST Y'9. 880 Tear! it. 17HIII. Ml HOY wanted tt 'anion Kieatn I'rlut. 1 in. Co ,16i Hroadwty. TiTltDON preaa fteder wanted a: 83 Chtmbert it. Ai?N 1M itltchtra wantod 1 alio t boy who can 1 tilth en leitber. Apply to g. DAKTI.F.TT. M Wtrrcn at. TAIIOIIEItHto handle rock In Midland tnnnul t J $1.10 for 8honra 1 chance in mike eitrtililflt. brie train to Mlduletown. Wnrtboro. sent a) fliEriih.Na. nKNNF.1 .F. a co 1)l,irMlir.Il wantedi none bnl 1000 wrkmaa need appl to P. nKCKEII.HXSad tr.,near ?thit. SlftlniNHON A-CO., Newbnrih, N. V.. want Imtne liateli ."6 brown itone cntiem eiotlltnt waiet and tteady employm'nt. STItONII ynnnt man to a'tlit on lc cream and make hiniielf uiefnli on. nied to conlectloncry pre ferred. tu Ha ty. SflOKMAKKUK- Wanted t aober man for Mn winter on cutiombooti. 2J3MOUH. KK1.LY, Sl'INNER wtnted A mtn on rnrdi and taneli. KF.LTr. lit Hroadway. fllO TAir,OIlr.-Wanled-Oood cuitom out, L pant, and veit maker! to ro a ihort dhtince from the cltvi ttnd and itetdy work to rood hvidi pply tn IllOnli'. A CO., corner nt Leonard it. end Droad way, thli Thnndav, fioin 8K to 10. fllO rl'KltIIANSI.MJ PKINTKHH.-Want. 1 ed-Rome flnuclua nrlBien. Apply to It. (1IIAVKS H CO.. cmnei ot vttubn and Fnltun tvi.. nronimn. rilllKKEor fonr noa tallori to make cuitoiu panta X tndcotti. lnqnlre for one wnk. LKV. Flmhlng. I. I. fllO TA I Ml It-.- rood bnihetinen wt'tcd at 1 C Broad I'., Newark, N.J.I tteady wotk and itood waiei. Call all week. fllA 1 1. On. Wanted, t rood coatotn coat and ran. X taloon maker t reference rednlred. Call at9 4tbav, fllWO rood Job compoiltnri anted Immediately by X SAMUEL BOML1.8 A CO.. Kprlirlleld. Man. TWO flrttliit wood turneri wanted, at and 71181b it.. between Avi. C Jnd D. r. IIHMMEL. T.', .ItrttT l-'.ru Jgtir -rgrrtr.n .tayarry to A. TUn.N-B, A CO.. l Enei it .Newark. N, J. rilO TAII.OHM. Ilinai on caitom coeti good X ttlloreatti 1 rood watet paid, 33 1'rlnct it. fliAILiOIlH vantedCoa and pantaloon bandit I ten waeei raid Aptly ni 3t 3J iv. fllAIIillllH wanted) 10 .ood. tteady men ood X waM wlllbt paid. ll'Ve133tn II. fllO TAII.OItH.-nintea.atia (irandit.t cood X coat maker to work or the week. 7ilvb GOOD ctrptnttia wanted tt ihop SJ3 BoiTr X ery. YVT A NTKII Toner, men for ttorei, buteii, end II wtrenoniea, alio, aieful mo on rentlemen'i place, coachmen, itablemen, and farmnra t alio young men lately arrived provided wltn excellent ai'uatton, bv tpplylnr to UH. M ANNISQ. H Court il, llrooklyn. WANTED Immealately several imart, citable men to take chirre or and drive waroui for de llierlni tool! about the eltv. Apply between 7 and 9 o'clock In the mornlog at 30d ('anil it H'lXINEH BRQ8 A CO. VY ANTBII-A bveet io- email wer and nottt.-i o, vl partment. eiperieoeed and thoronthly tamltlar wlib the city trade. Apuly hy letter, tlvinr reierenCM, fortwodayi. It. II. XIAUV. Iitbit. tnjeth ty. VV ANTED for whaling voviuei-13 atom vonnr vi mint alo cirpenteri tnd blackmitb. ApdIv thli daytt 91 Weil it., or it 161 Kelt it., orn-r of llride. D. L. I K MIL. WANTED A rool man who nnderitandi repair II inr Iron thutterl anl gener Iworki alio t itoul boy to make bluitelf uicMl. 4 Liberty place. J O. lYF-ST. Y A NTIin-IW laborora to work 011 icweri. Ap. vv piy on the work corner Mvrile and Tnrooo tvt,, and ou IVillongnby ay., near Marcr ty., Ilrooklrn B. FIlfcHL. Y ANTED TAILO It ant TAII.OKK1SK1 In the 11 Aine'icanEinreiUulldinr,lnC4niHHr. WII1T. Fnno ri,'i new fatiory, alio, or(CA rolls tnd I FINISH 33 to ti Hudionit. I YANTEII A flnt.rate proviiton iileiman for t vl clieap cah rtoerv itori rood rrterrrce. Ap ply to M Clilt A V A. illlL'CII, VanDrnnt and King ill., ontb llrooklyn. Y ANTED Ita'ikman who nnderi'andi horiei vl and make hlmtelf renenlly uiefnli wareaflOper week. Inquire at H Katt 33th it., Irom t to 1 A. M., or 3101 r M Y A NTIID nit!c tu.pender weavem men pre. 1 1 Icirtd. itn am from (li to 113 per week. Apply at office of Uoiton IiloMlc fabric Co. T Frinklln it. T A N'T E D-l good tallora toro aibort di-un-e In 11 the Couutry good pay and tcadv work Inquire at Q. IVQOLF'S, 101 Retde it. WANTED A giod plumber 1 one that can do cat f 1 fllllur 1 an bare n rooo 10b. Apdiv to JOHN 1NOHA31, Weil New Urlgnton. S I. YANTED-I good roolen and 3 tlnira tni( to Ibe 11 rik'fil 10 11 eood J0I1 It offered. App'y to JOHN lNOftAM. ATeit.New linihloo. g. I, VYANTKD-On wood tnrner end t man that un 11 dentinal uilngt Kronr cutting machine. A. LIllllsriAN, tl Mannln it. Y ANTED A Journrvman barber to work la an 11 Ameucan ibop. Call at XI ll.eccker it H. hllllKKII. Y AVI'ED-3 pri-dni non cuiloni and iliop vanti 1 1 1 wa.ti, yit Hec., at ui Lujiow it top floor. II b. llAltilI3. YANTi:i)-1tioyi, about 13 ve an old to 'earn tie 1 1 iiiilmnuliij rui'nest. Anpriv netween 7 tnd S A. M,o U. l. clMtl"KE 3a-ouinit. WANTED A imut, active bo in an outer houot 11 mull be wrli acquainted with builneii, Apply l fur 10 o'clock at Jit tti av. Y A N'TED-10 500 1 bnct maioni to work- on lliid- i',n av. icwer. A''li-on the work, Mudon av ar.d l'ptpfHt.. llrooltltn. W'AN'I'ED linniediateiy t enirraven to cut null V.'"'.' "Iroiianl Heel. Apply to MAI'lllhitN scilltADhi! Hi Fulton t. Y A NTED-'f euaaeri on lwelr to ro t' AttleT Il boro. Man. Ann yto bTIJItUV llltu?. A CO., 11 fl tidtn iau-.New lork. W'ANTF.I) A man to repair and put up itotri II Appli uriK'dia u,y to WUIj A FKKV, 316 iitb. tv betwr -ii -Hvli a-id soib ill. WAN'TF.D inurl Inv In in limirll'i; Home 11 nutovcrlSjcira or age. Aedrett In own hana. writing, liox t6 station A. YANTED-A man cook, co nnMni 10 taki 11 charge nt ki'rlieii. nd a j'na kaowloJgi ofpattry. Apply at 1 Ucekman it. VAN"ri:il-Sllverimtthi. enrrireri. aid ipocn 11 inakeri. Aooly to W tilting Manufacturing Com pany li' Iiroada-ay. VY A N ''tlil-S 1 (Irn.elam Ireieo palutrn. Applv 11 to Cll.11 HUDSON 4. BONs. corner Fnlton tnd Ymkit- .iir m;va. Y A NTKII I'Minedia-i-W a rood t n roofer. App'y 11 to l-AIUK'K CAMUM.L, Englewood, N J.i iteaut work. WT ANTED two llrxt-c an tin mlt.n and one cood I i porter. Apply at ill and 313 tt tiblngton 11., Ho-b-iki n. N. J. Y A NTED-A cood tin and ilieet Iron worker 1 muit II be tober and itct iy. Apply at nt 6tb av., ootner 43' h II. WAN T Ell-Two good tallori, coat and pantaloon ji i uiiuer, to wor lu the itore, at 4i3 ih av., near W' NTEp-5ioin imart errand bori who reii le 11 ,11 town, JOHNjON, UUItNii A CO., SI and U Kait ll'h it. W' A NTKD-i mutal poli.hen on fine work. Apply 11 at'il Ann it. J. c, UUUItANA'', nickel plater. Y A NTED-l'iomberi, tlnneri. an 1 rai fittera. Ap, II ply early toTllbO.M. lUIULwy, n Fuitm it. WT A NTED-A hov wao can 11- tlie plan. II H. WILLIAMS, t.U I Jill it., pcjrlllh av, Y A.N l'ED-A flrtHUM 1 In. in 1 in. tt. O I'ltKAMLU bON, uriatt tt. W A.NTEII-Afiwgood t iiiori, a t I J UAUo.VB, K3 Broadway. v.VV.i'S.'iJ;Ayroj'l.f'j.-,tc f Ci.tie It. .1. limlTiu., tap Eoi.t. tuoiu 11. WANTED-1 good hardwood door ir.akYri and 1 II tan ami oil id maker, a'. 133 l!at li b it. YANTED-Men to pnt un Die etcapat aod iron II railing Uniinen. 81 tail Houtlon it. WANTKII-noeioaKer ou bovi' "miFufaciured 1 1 boiti and ilioei, 1th it up itairt, V .1 X I ED -A younr nun acd"T d iy in ad.sia; 1 1 itlijou, Iiuiuire tt Secii)'. note1 Y A NTED -To men that navo workea ou cant. 1 1 net or cnalr work, at ll llower;- V A KTHli J)od feadrr lioy at WVNKOOF A J fiALLKMlhCKIIS Faltoniu WANTKII-A firii-clnn bread ltd out baker, 1131 11 Newark av Jerjeyiniy. W A NTED-A good bread and cake baker, 5 11 aie av tiroo'klyi), VV A NTI-.D A ho)rwiio hat worked nt lob prlnan;, 11 am Liberty It. yy A NTK II A boy to do painting, a OaniaToort, WIIBEL.WK1IIHT WANTED, at ISO King 11 YWliMnHVu V, 01 Abl' l A HFfJONII I1A Nil on bread tnd cake. Apply tl A McAI.KF.lt'3 btaery, corner North W and fd ati., lTllllamibnigli. A NEAT catb tiovi wanted, of reiperf able pa. a renli? STKIIN lmoTIIEIlg. Ml h tv. T-iT.A Vlt IKIOK flnliher wanted. Aiply to Jj'' A. C. HAUHIbQI, U LlPCttyH B- (Tor .11 IHFTtM wanted at I,'44l Uroidway, be tween aitn and mitm. ClAlfVjr.lt WANTED to carve dinner from 11 till Wsoniii iV-FranOlo Market IMnlnr Baluon. C- tllll I'flhlTOItM.-Two.thlrden wantod 1 ittady work; APPly ai rf. O'l, EKFH'i 10 Bpruca tt. H" A IINIH m ker w.inted. Apply at J, II WIL. I.IAMsOV,cor tlreenpolitav.drcenoln'.li I. JT,IMIII15irtnd4ti fitter wanted, tt 331 tt'cit 18th itrcet. SUA I1I1 HOV in c-trhanie nHI.1' bov wltn linou lull c ill aaalu. l'.i rt 11 lam it. ilngcillO. flUNJIKN-Wantel. two good unci. Apply to BEN X IIAIfa BIOL' I F.SmilloUOII.ailFearUt., N. V. llfANTKD A Heady man to drive 1 eirt. Ap Iy V to M. MAItltlS. 41 Peck illp. WANTED-A man tn tend a neambolltri muit wotk cheap. Liohy Hotel, 64 Warren it. Y ANtTeD-A yonng man whjundertindt tne nth 11 and oytter bumnen. Apply at ill 6th nv a llodirtalTora wanted In itore 1.131 Fulton tv U Brooklyn, il '-13 Stations Kluntto. HITI'ATION wanted ti preiiman. cither cvlln. oer or Adini 1 haa thorough knowledge of wood cut prlutlng, coleri, c.i unde.itaadt a-eam enrlne, pulling nt power preiict. Ac. Addre'i J. T. I). care Mr. Joilah Aiktn. 1 Dover it New fork, A YCHIN(l"5iAN latclylm led would llko to leirn A the blicmmlin tr ido 1 11 haily anl knowtio-nc-thing of the Irado 1 would like to ret In with a decent hoii more ma annam; ehe. Addre'i U, LL. box 111, Bun otace. AVOlf Nf man wlilicta MtuMlon In omo dry roodi ttote ai light porter- can read Engl 'li ipeak Oer; man, and maae hliutolf gtn-ially 11 fill. Inquire at 430 6m it., in itore. I'lill.ll' m.Ciir, AHITU.VTION wiqt.M by n younr man tpeakt O-iinan and Engliin 1 b f t of tevrenrc given. Addrcit W. L. r.,M Attorney il..i 'Cond lloor. VltlfNO man i(Amerlctu) deilrei t almallon al driver or light porter. Addieia JJ box 131, Sun offlc,r 1" I'Tl il Elt'S iiluatlm wanted bv a man thoroiih. Irc1n.11 ''it, tau con raand a rood trade In ottner lha Ittliui 'IQlliWard, Addien lllTrcilKIt Jll Ulhav, f II IN .11 N ,,Vat d, a iltun' m by a man who II X competent to 1' e, ine.titue, kii I lay out fur.iaco worki lie li a'ld t cu iiicj'i.kiic In all liitneliei of the hutnci t no ol ctlon to "Alng in the country, Addre s W. C Dox 1 -0, hon Mi", lor one week, Y ANTED-A Hlitatlon fli atable.mn. nuns or day 11 wuchmani SO ye ri" expcli nre. Call at or ad dren 3,8 .Mo'.t it 8 'loon from I'lccctcr it VT A M 1 1 N 1 1. Ironiti. and lin'tlng done for ladlti, lv rentlemen. and lnulllei. Ca t at Ii0 K in Kill at New Vork, 31 floor. Jiitfirins l-tomcis, VCIIIAN'I'Kfor ayounr beginner In bmlneii to c, at 1 ordham nv tne Kailroad Depot, for gro. Cene'.ie 1 rfnt only lm, trout .iw urmTTir-T. In quire or I). nitoWN. haruei itore, or to It. COD1MNU "ION. 300 Uowery, New Vork. TAII.OIt "ore lor lale Trice of itoek and ni turca. 1130. Cell alter 1 o'clock, tt 3d it., near Central tv. Iluntrr'a l'olot, I,. I, I" roll rA liK Hii'til liquor itore 1 cheap rem 1 good lamllr ttadei bad lu-a th the cauie. Andrei! B, box 103. Sua ufAco. fur 8 dayi. 1?OIt fAl.Kche,p-A down town ciiar noia do'nr t good bnimei 1 wltb two jean' laaie. Inquire of V s.o Broadway. 1 5l"itSA I,E-Stock, futurei. and lean of grocery itore t owner cannot attend ton. 430 Writ 113 it. teana at-a vi iwiniiwfrlwri "4gjy i IANUV r'niltK for me very cheap 1 iioct tod rmnrcn nuoppoiltion, 433 Weil 40that. 7II(. P1A I.V.-A good oakerv.one wagon, and two hopci. 3Ji Cou tilt South Dtooklyn. GIKiri'.lt Y tnd llqnor itore for aale cheap, doing a brai rate caih buituei 1 mut be told Uiii -wik withont fall 1 tauifactory reaioa given for leilieg, 133 Welt 33d 11. AT I l-lk route and depot for tale cheap for enh ill Inquire corner Soma 3d and tothiti., nuilami- tSlgU; STATION Kit Vi candv. and newpaoer itore for lr, with route. Applv at IIASTlB t bookitore, Brodway, bctweeu 30th and 31t an. rillt ER IIF.A liKIIM Vna can mare yonr fortunei X by attending the great ule at Hiaut.SS'd Nnriery. rlmhinr, I. I, 600 per cant, can eaiilr be milted over the au-tlon prlcet of yetterday. Sale will com irence mil day at II o'cl ock, and contlnoe until all ir dliooedof. the entire atock muit b-iold without rrrird to price. Take cara at llnnier'a Fnlnt thli morning it 10 o'clock ilitrp, HI out tt Whltcllooi tnd walk to tbt ground!. t AN FF.D. A nita conspetrn: tomisiie tne pub 11 llcatloa of t pewipap-r can pnrchiie. oa verr ety teimi. an lntereit In a flnt.e.ai, welleitai llihcd dally" lu a cur of over 100 WO Inhasitanli. Inquire at room 1. 81 Liberty it., from 11 to 1. WANTKD-A partner In a tlgnt manufacturing Il builnee mat will bir the cloieit Inveatlgation. Apply to C M. HKimiCK. 87 Chatham at. C-rtA WIIil, buy a one-half lntereit In a meat Oil WU anl verelable marae. doing t caiti buil beii i none but Anicrk-a-a n d amwer. IIUTt HKIt, box 111. Sot once. Jloatb finiVgrjJms. Alt KM'F.CTA DliE young ladycin have board In a private family. Call at ii Market IU, aaond flo-jr. efter 8 o'clock. FHWyounr men ran have good Tioard ant plea a tnlroomi at 3v) Eattlltait. 1 alio oay boerdtfa. Teroii moderate. I,A D Y living alone would bind two resectable ladiea t home ntal and tl.ty 6H Oreenwlch it. AI.ADY can and a good home with a widow alone. Ill nt Matk'a plane, thru italn, iront, A FEW rripectable men can hiva board tad pleti ant roomi ntfiSday.lit floor. BOA It D wanted for t widow Inly tnd her ion be loivor neir'fiJth it. tnd Hroalwav. e-itt lte pre ferred, Addren. Hating termi, which mu pereaion able, C K box ITO, bun otace. llelerencra. (TaiTd In Rontb Brooklvn.-Too genu rooming together ran be accommoilal, d where there nro no other warden, at M6 limit.. Soutn lirooklrn, be tween 4tn and i'U av. BOAHIMNfJ for a lew rripectable renilemen 1 good board and ilutle brdi, 3 U We t Ilia it be tween Ita and 8.I1 tri, HOA II D and plenant roomi tor gentlemen only 1 ttrnil, 13 3D. atteltthav Call all week. KMIt A ill.lTTroul r iomi ti let. wlihor without board 1 temn moderate. All week, W nullhan it.. 1"3llTt N I 1 1 ED front room or imall room, wlihor 1 without num. in iTIv-io family, to re'pcciabla pirtle. I'O Wet 33tn it. I.TIIN'ISHKD roonnfor homekeepingi rsnt rrnm 1 II to 13 per week, In a quiet boute. l."l lludion it. 1EW"cenilemen au I laliei can be accommodated witn board, at 33 I'iKe ti. fi'O KENT'-FurnUhed frint and hac't room on nnt t Toon alio, a bedrom, 71 Co into ail. VY A NTKD-Iav board at moderate raio, within 3 11 or lOminutea' walk iroaj Urnadway and Otiano ai Addirn, with rice, u C. box 1.'9. Sua o-tce. or BOAltl). box 8.0(17. 1'oi t Offlro, V A N FED -A lew young m-o to boird Hng e and 11 double rooma 1 good taolo nod bedi. 631 bd av., neir31t'i it. I t. SANrEVOOKT M'.-A room to let to two J.O geiilieni'U. wltn or without board. t I 17 WI'.-tT 30T1I HV. -Single roomi with good ojard for geulleinon or 111 n a id wlie nsttntnoru C KIO l-F.lt ITNION-Free nlglif claiiea In idence uud ait Appitcaati or the claiir in Analrticat tleom-tri and Iiirforeulial and Integral Calcului wii present tbem-elvri at tbt oiace of tne Cooper l Ion trom 7:30 1' M to0. I'. M.. ai there ale allll vacanciel ICJlie idovo braacliee. Alli.AM tf. IIKWHT. eeo. I'ENfTthii Tnnndav, at 4 anil 8 pT M., The Or. t heon Cioral 8ociety'! Free Vocal school," lor iiiui.woDiciirnilcfilldrrn.it opilng it, I'iriorteritu Cnuich, ui ar Vtrlcg. JKIt.Mlr. It Ji'lil VM. IMreotor. IJaTiKAIID'S N. V "llml icn College, Methodlll Jluttding. coiner llth it. and Broadway, now open. Hiiidenti caaeaier at anytime. Mead or cell f r a cir cular, B. S. l'ACKAKI). I'rlnclnai, Jittoma JIliitDw. AWIIeV.IiEH tV WILSON icalnr machine, bell caie, a- tood ai new, tot lale cheap, at fti Weit llh 1', ,3d fliur. rearliouie. i;Oll SliiA tplenJII Wheeler Wilio-i lew. I' ln ruicnue, ai good 11 new, for !3. 81 Canal it., top Boor, I.iiilflSAIiK-Anew tt heeler A tt'liion 10 in; ma. chine lor fa at I0d Bleecker it., 3d floor. S.- FiHI Bincer'i No. 3 tewing niacnin 1, gon.1 ilijktnrri ill kludi equally cheap. 19J JMWiiuu it near SulTolk, and 601 Court at., Urooklyu. jurats ana aarruarj. 17(111 HA I.E cheap A tplendld bar hone, 8 yeari old warianied louod In every reeprct 1 tunable for any kind of Liinuent told for wantofuir. luquire, u til mid. In the looking glut itore, 16 Horatio at., one door eau of 8th ar, 1Olt hAIiE Two Irucki, two carta, tnd work, or part out, Inquire at U Soulh 11. oitlrr ttenj, HIIUHK liLANKKTfi-A largo lot of heavy United btalh armv blankell 1 alio, made-up horte Idankrti 01 every drirrudlun, lor ule chea tt U J JnirrVe-.'; -.m VY ANTED 1 mod, round truck liori.e fur douti e II and aiiivle trucrt, not llanti one third caea the bolinceiininorltm.il rood ncurlty given. Addren 1K 1 1 Ll' 11, box lot, uu oilice. Blumtal liwmimtim. BAItflAIN. I.rulliiu (101, roeewood pianofotte, iLclauiu klooli leieb.ttad inakure, 3dluiidii.. n r.'iJ av, Tosl nub Jouno. IN I'll II .11 tTIIIN wanled of the perioni win lound or rcc -veil a laay'a gold Wktrb and cham. diamond ami pearl nix and poriemoiinaie, on Htlurdir, Kept, Un. 1911 A liberal n vrard will he p id bv ednro-ing I III, JACgUF.S, box lid, Sun omie. !;0IINI A pair of tpeclaclei. Inqutrt at 178 ttailiiniion Market. IllfiT-llv poor w1mr.11 In Sih av. betwrea 13lh uuu33tn H,apair tl gold aueclolo wtih ctnoo tiring attached be nr a keeoiake a id niilcil pill-d by tne owner a lib -alrewanl will im paid or tettirning tnrni to Mri. UATIIF.MM-' JullMtON, 133 Weit ISlli at., lacond lloor, fi out loom, I'lYrtT-riiii nook SoTr.rSi" isTTied prNorih lltyf?' JSavlugi Hank 1 fludei mil plane lea to It at tut Upk, carter of bp jr. iud 51 111 JTtXKOUTOR'l Altll rnOFBtlTY ON DKOADTTAT. FOUIITI1, NINTH AV-MDEA, WEST, WASHIN0T05 83TH, 73D, T3D, 117TH, HIT AND 1319T STIIEEI8, srtHO rati or F.3TATB OF THE LATK rAUL srorrOBD. Alto, ntOI'EItTr IM IIAHLEM, UUOOICLTN, AO. E. U. LUDLOW A CO, will tell tt motion on Tnaidty, Oct. 31, 1171, tl II o'clock, it the Exchange Saleiroom, 111 Broadway, Tnnltybulldmjt Tint Sr Ity is HnTiL-Sontbwot corner of Hroad way andiOinat. Uaoilitvav No. Tsdi rrtnlle home tnd lot. 17il00 feet. WrerSr. N'oa. 27, If. tnd Til Wath'cc ion it., Not. 4H, W. and Mi warenouiei on e.itlre riot, 8J.l0n.oa tt el it IX.V fl. on Wa'hlnEtnn it., by 179 It. deep. Wiit iini St. No. 131 1 lot 13 8XM.9 1 t Jjolnlng State Aricnal. irrn at.,73d and 73d St. a lotti frontatt on 9th ar., 301.4 rt. 1 depth on eacn it., 373 fl. Exit if.tii atii 11ih Sr.-1 Ion. 113 ft. eait of At. A, each 33iioo.IOftwlth two ilorj fitmt home and imilliteule. 4rn Ar.- a Ion, entire weat front between 130th and 8111 m 1 iw.to ft, fro jt by 9) rt. deth, Willi onct fto tory therron. ISIiTS.-.-illoti, louih tide, adjoining tvenne Iota, each 33 x99.11 rt, 8d At ..vo. 1,391, front and reir hnum and lot) 38 8x 1 101 it ,eat ilde. Petween lilili end i.'ltli m. Sd At. Ihat.itlre nlnek bit w I if 2d ail 81 ar., tuiit tnd 103d containing 11 lull ,ot, oppoilto th propoaed Ctyittl P.ilnce Uronn n. Sn AT 3101a, lootneatt eor.ie Wait t, KliT I07rn ST,-Bouin ilde.Sloia adjohlng av, loll, 3n AT.-3 lotieatt tide, 60.1 ft. louttt of Wlbil., each :).3xiOI. Ut At. 3 lota aoulhcait comer 10M it., oach !3.Jx 100. lsr At -I lota writ tide, 80.3 II. louih of ll:ht., aiciilJimiooii. m.'DRt.-i lot louta tide, bet. lit tT. and Av. A.JJi too ft, linrii er.-l lot toutn ilda. 100 fl. wcit of lit tr., J3x 100.10 ft, II6TII6T.-4 loti north il4i, 303 fl. eat of id av.,Ux I U.lOft.ead.l. llritT.-Sloti lonth llde.STl ft, eattof UtaT.,Wi 100 10 tt. each, lilrn St.-I lot touth tide, 838 ft. weit of Sd ar., 33x i'lcirto St.. nrnoklyn-8S7, home and lot t 11x100 ft, Diviai-"! nr., Urookijn 1 lo.a near Deberoiia av.t eacli25xioart Axoe St., Broolyn-3 lot near Debeyotie ar.i each ITU alto Ira Av., 1CT-I At., Brooklja-C3 loll tnd gorei beint north naif of bl c. 8tn AT.,Ilrookiyn-.V. K. oorntr 4$th it.t illntt Alio, 39 loti on KlkOSLirtD At., DtntTOUK Av., llrt-iianpios ST., Noxtb Illtir Sr 4c, Ac, Urook- ''ciTT OF OH RAriOS. IIICIIIO AN.-r ulton it., lonth ilde. part or lti 3 and 8 being MilCO f.i bhelton tt., n. w. cor. Oak 11., lot No. 8.M1WI ft.t Dlnilon it., eat line, bet Cherry anl mi ill .lot! Not, 10, 11.13, Mje.TettrtOrrtKt.t D'vt4n tt..e, tjAicflaererat., lot So, It 1 Sheiton 11,, eait ilde, b-l. Elm tnd Uip.e Ii., Iota. Vol 10, 11. 13, and Id each 30x133 ft. Termi of ule on improved properiv Sixty percent, of tbt porchaae money may remain on boi.d and mort gage for three yean, and two-lairdi may remain on unimproved properly. llooki and mapi can be had on application tt the tnctloneet'a oface. 8 Fine it. nUZ.A I IIP7.7.A M 11,77.7,.. Ml HINO THK nEI.L. BLOW THE nlllM-R, ItUSfl THE TIIA1N AIJNO. Tre bnllia-.t ineeeti of JOHV'O). A UlL'.rH SALE Of ,.jm-ivvj- MiJL-inx I.ut Thnraaay bit tndnced the tuctlonttrt to in nouncttteconl OllAND RnnAL BANOUBT, FhirK CIIAMI'KTllE, tad OKKAT OIIT.OOUU SALE, On the lania nttmuet at IViJO o'c ock, iiicta-At.ocr, s. when the remaining 101a ondliroied of no MM. will be po-itiveiy tnd tptoluttly 10, d to tht blr'-ett Dlddar, rrrardleiiorpnoe Lunch taA bxcellence wkeks, catehek. Imlo on tae tlre-n. QRArl'LLi'a tajioi's Viand. Special train over sooth side llailroai. leaving foot ot South 8ih it Wllliamibnrah, at 11:13 ibarn. NEW TOIlKKHS. WILI.IAUSBUrlUUEnS, HKOOKLVNITE8. Away then to tht Ortat halt. Put 10m moner In yonr Eocketa aad pnrcntie one or more ot tht cholc nt Iota itween FULTON Fhtmr AND MONTAUK. MAKE A N(riK OF TIIF.SS FACTS t IIICIIMOND HILL is a srmuita or wiLi.lAMjnrnon. Only levin mllea dlitant. The belt depot on Long Ii land hit already been built tbtre. It liti couittnt com manlcation with the r lv bv 1HIIKK llAILllOAPa The time to Wtlliamiburrh Ii eaiilr rnn In from filleen to twenty mlnntea, Ir-i than half tne time required to travel to Eait New Vork. The chalacler ot the Im proremenia tnroaraout the entire neigborbood u excellent. OOI OOII OOIII not!!! On by ad meant to the OltKAT 8LR ON TnuttsuAV. oer 3. Secure yonr tlcken inimediatclr, at the olSCei of JUIINbON' ,V M1LLKIL 33 N'anan it., New Vork, or t OMnntagne it. .Brooklyn, or of J NO. ELLIOT 1'. ii lima I way. Wlliiamibnreh. 70 It HALE A few more f thue flne 3, 10. IJ. and 30 acie animprotrd farim at Holbrook. at to 833 per acre i loll rxielleet 'nr farming or gardening i alto ion tn the vlilifrc. fill on the owner 1 mill bt tn mvofflca nntu eamrdiy to gtrt pnrticulan and reee ve money front thoit wboae intallinenti have oecome dne. A. MuCOfTKit. Hi Fnlton it. TAKAIH for lata with Dulldlnri.l liourt' rl la on Lo'ir li;and: 73 acre farm, 13-01 1 alio liO acre farra, d,69J, al o luiacrri of woodla'id at tid par trre. In loti in iu t piiribaien, termt ettv. Apply to Mr, JI.MMhKSU.N. lid Hilton it tlteinpoint. Cir.NTliE.HF.N' IIATINO FINE coua'ry pltoei X toorot-iieat ibouid not fall tn attend In perton, or to be reprcientcd at the cieat lale or treci at 1110 OINS'S Nuriery, Flutlilnr, now In t rorren. Ibrreli no necei-tty of paying inimeno prlcet for treea, w ten by attendicu thli tale tcu rtn purcnaie then for t long flWattlie auction will gl ai far at 1350 1 1 the ordinary way. lake train thltdirat Huaier'a Point at io iharp, get out at Wmieitane, tad walk io the grounae, TN Prnoklrn. E D.. the S-itory and beirment br'rk li' ii-c liori i', waicr and gai iii.- iuHinui, 13 romiii, uiiii paniri'-i and nriii pr.ee ti o, ea-o l.. tnqulto on the pienutci. i 4oi Sfalt niii 5o Xt fllll I.F.T- A 9 (lory and buement frame ho'iiei X modern imnroveinent-i ii o'-rtei-t or Jer 83J per icar h fiMMSuN A sun. 1,113.1 nr.. near8.it it 'I'O l,ET A grocery itore in a gool bni io n ico i .1 the owner Dewg lick, will let chuip. .3d Urand it. Jericr Tfly. Snb'mss aiihs. Jf I T V A l7 II F.N IU' IT'riAV 1 N I S 1 1 A NK H Na-ian it. (Snn Building), oppoilto City Hill. N, Y, INTF.llEST (ilx per ce-.t 1 commceei on thejtrel of rrtrv moiiiA, lmlevl of the quarierly ulan. wbcro there la oitrn great loti of lntereit to the depositor. BANK OFF.N daily from 10 log. Alio. Motday and baturnay cveuluga. from IK to 6S o'clock. UH MILKS K. OI.AUAJ1. I'reildeat. O, H. Ilgf tPICT. Secretary. MKTHOPOI.ITAN WVINf3S flANK. 1 AND 3 811 AV., NKW VIH'.K, OFF03ITK COOl'Elt INSTITUTE. DrroaiTt mmt bt made on or bclore the loth of Oc tober in order to draw lntereit from ocioper l. fc x 1'kh Citmt allowed on al mint of (3 tnd up ward. One dollar received on depoiit. Hank ort-e dally from 10 A 51. to .1 I', il anl on MoiiPiTt end Falliare from 3 to 7 1. M. 1.VOEI.SOOR MAVINOM HANK, li 371 tih ar corner ot aid at. Ot en dally fn.-n 10 A. M. to3 I". M.. aad on Mo-dtv, Ylednetdtr tnd batorday eveninnlrom t loR o'clock, Money depotlied on or before Oct. 'in otawa tniereit fiom Oct. 1. WILLI All M, UILES, 1-reildcnt. latau S. BmakTT, Secretiry. SIX FKtl CtNT, INTEIIESr allowed on all mini. Uepoilli ma to now will draw lutereit from Oct. I. Dank open dailv from 10 A. tl. to 3 i- H. WALTfcK W. CONLKLl.N, l'lnldent. Vanih nnitT Ii. HnxTgk. Secretary. NEW YORK BAVINOrt BtMl. 8m av. cor. uer of 11 h at. olji pr rni. Inlemi paid ou all mri. 81 io I3.0J0. DcpJMti mada oa or baiora Oct. 39 will draw inierrit trom Oct. 1. Ai.eli. 8U7I),IC1 Oi i intnlui. 3?01,83l 98. YEtT H1I1K HAYINIIS HANK. II I3ieiuav beiw,enlilha .a Kin in. Open dally from 9 A, M. to 3 1 M .and on Mondav, Wedneidav. and batur lav eveniiivi, irom 3 to 8. Ha notlit made oa or before Oft. 3?wil. II Ijie! fr' m Oct 1. F. A. CONKLINO, I'fott. V 11 ALLr-r, Sec'y, mimcu', 1NTKItV.r ON C1TV HrOOKs,-Tha In'er wt on iholloaaa and ttoekaoi thn fit- auu couniy of Mr Vork due Nov 1, 1871 will lu paid o-i that nay by Jonn .1. lliadiey Kq Chamoerlala of tbt city, at hi" otace. In the New Court llouia. Tne tranifer baoka wt.l bo cloied Wednetday, Sept. iie,.a'rtment of Fluinoe, Coinptmller'a Offlct, New Vork. Sept. 11, 1811. anDIIKW II. OlIKhN, Heouty Comptroller. CI TV Ol' NKW TOItK, IIEPA ItT.ll ENT of Finance, flureail ol ibe lleceiy. r of raxel, Court Honee.l'ark 8! t'nainbert at Oct 1, 1871 .N o. .'W-TArlTrD.T-i'-'lr. OW)tlW""tt tv-a-lKFltl--propeity and bank atuig will ba opeued for paynienl at tliii offlce on WhUNICrUAV NEXT, October 4, Irtl, line notice will bt glv u when mo booki fir real ea lai. are ready. BhHNAIIU SM VI II, llccelter. 3)oh -ijfiirnisrjmg. FUUNIT"l!ltK. Ii;nms.o; CAIti-KT.-.. AT O'FAHIIULI. M TH AY.. CUIINK1I OF '-0 I'll l. I'AVM F.Nl S TAKEN WKKKI.V Oil MONTHLY, I. IIIINITIIHI!. carpeti. and brddini. the lure it I aiiuiliiioul and lite loweit pticei for caalt, or o n weekly or lunntlil. I'aimanH. al n.M.CiiWi'EUTlIWAIT'S, 133 Chatham a WKKIILV Oil .IIONTIII.YVAYHENT-. II -Carpeti. furniture, beddiug, Ae. pncoa lower -bar, any Louie in ln. air.. cnNNIN0IIAM, 88) and ai Ul ar.. nr ariila 1 1. i utlion Jlotitf. IJAWMIIIOKKIl'MAIiE-riili day JAMIT Mtdaj'iijpso-.e,'y V.-f' J' f'WiUttL lo't dre-,et, aha wli, Un. table linen, fealliei oeua. pil. lo, Pl.iu.cu, quuu. Ui order ol r. FULLVN, Wilt .81.1 Q.RAND MIMTAiYJWTlTAir" TF.TR CllAMrTrtS IN AID OF TllR UNION IIOMK AND SCHOOL FOII BOLDIBRS' AND SAILORS' ORPHANS, TO BR HELD AT FASHION COURSE, WFSI FLU8I1INO, LONQ I'LAND. COMMKNCINO OCT. I, 1171, AND IO CONTINUE TWO WEEKS, The lltnarrr haa tne ple.inre to tnnonnct the MOST BKILI.IANl FKItlESOF KM KHTA1NHENTS EVF.lt OFFERED I (I THE PUBLIC. In addition to the iitrict'oni apeclOed under tn Ptoprlate datei below, ttiention tliould be celled to the tact that neither expenie nor labor hai been ipared tn repay ihe pnbllc for the lntereit minlieiled during tht progrtti of thli undertavm., tub Gil AMI) OVATION To THE CHILDREN OF THOIF. W III) rEtll-HED IN OUR LATE CIVIL WAP. bat rendrted nerenary tne lli-ral ciperdlture of money, with the belief that tlio Umou Home may hen alter be plieed beyond the NEcubsirv of Arrr.ALiNti ron aid, LET ALL T. HO CAN OO TO TIIK FASHION COtmSE. AND TIIORB WHO CANNOT OO. EACH SEND ONE DOLLAR Ai A DONATION, For too amuienient of Patront Immania Dancing ritiformt have been erected, where Dancins will be free thioughout Ibe diy. LAROE EXI1ID1 HON PLATFOUM TA1ENT SAFETY SIIOOTINO OALLEllIBS HAVE I1EKN BUILT. BALLOON ASCF.NSIONS WILL IIR MADE DAILY. 1 ihibltlont of Trained lionet will bo made the accood week BY pliofs. rockwell and iiurlburt. best caterers that can bb found arranged to fefp the multitude, no lack of enjoyment can occur. PftpORAMM" FOR THURSDAY, OUT, 5. II A. tl. light Rope l'erforuiance. If St. Drumming f.ihihition, l!4 P. M.-BATrEHIKS O and O of Fitat Dlvliton will Pre talutei and give an exhibition of artillery I .tt-THB ELEVENTH llFOIMr.NT OF IN'f AN Till N. O., will Impeded tnd tevlewed 8 P M.The independent Troop of Cara'rr, C9m tna.uJd by Captain illcu, will bt mipecu-d tnd re viewed. 3 H.I' M.-Scnorlla Ilctettawlll dinca at exhibition platform, 3 P. tl,-Ladlei' Equcitnan Race one mile In "J P.'ti.-TROT FOTI FLUSIIINO TUIMR. lo0 Ml of light barnen, preiented by E. ll. simmotii, ol Flushing Hotel, open to all nonet owned in the village I belt two In three, 4H 1', M. Tlght-rop. gymnaitlc. ritor.RAMMF. rou rnin"AV. oct.i. It A. M, Tljtbt-rope perfonna ice. Ill; A M Drnmmln- evliin'tion 13 M.-THE (IEN TLhMEN'S SONS OF THE ELEV EN III WAIil). billy ftntattical patrloti drawn in fifteen baroucnea, accompailo I by ti,-,at band, will tl'lt the tcitival tnd dltplay Ibu sI'OHTS OF TUB CARNIVAL. WW P. M.-DANri-tO r.XfUBITION. 1 P. ll.-HOI'l'INO araiiKt tunc. 1 P. M.-'iht Flyaway and Silvei Star Hair 11 ill Clu'jl of New 1 or will play a canii lor a let ot nasi. 8 P. M.-TIIOI' rOK .MANHATTAN Pl'lHll. Free 10 all )i tree--450 w Cttt ti-fte, x3 Ut tionjt ial three In fire. 4H P. V.-Dcbnt of three little Rlrti (HiterO, aged rc-pertlrely two ve eight, tnd lour, who will raca perform her ipeclaliylu clog Jig. Iiornplpc, a.id lancy unrcltig. Tho youujeit, little MUnl, la an tulaat prodigy, TICKETS It EACH. CHILDREN HALF TRICE. Biouid tne weaih-r plovo unfavorable, at itr tl practicable tl.o pcrfoituaucei will be aduet Io thoie of the ten fair tlav. VISITORS' UUIDH.-rtriopigolnr In carrlarti cat tike the firry bolt il Jamea illp, iota it 33a at, g.ib it., or 9-,'d ar., K-t River lerri-t, an J drive in FmUoo Conrre. culoed by aiga-boardt tnt whole route. Thir ty minntei' ride. ..V2J.ti'.r..-J-4 .a k-c ii 34ih it. terrr to Huntei'a Point, Cart at left aloe nr boil landing. Aak tor' t-io t cketa to tne reatival and In 17mluutei be nt the rronnda Traint tverr bail hour. BENI. n.HUCHCOCK.Manartr, Store Ucekman it.. New York. rt,rj.uAsn uccua ikiuhu-cilk-k oa&. it rVX KILKEN OOK: I l.'A II IT. A PALPAIILk llll-TllllNDER OF L K' APPLAUSE ORKF.T EVERY HUENK CIIKER K E UPON 4'IIEF.Il ANII SHOUT OF LIUOHTEK I! NIKKT.THOaK POPULAR FAVORITLo, Mr. end N O! FLORENCE. O 0 Eaeh evening. In EDWARD FALCONER'S truly tl K, excellent Iruu drama, K I EILEEN OOF, F. or, DARK'S TnF. HOUR BKMlRK THE D1WN. K 1 Mr. J. FI.OIIhNCK at...ltltVAN O'FAHitrLt. I I. Mri. W. J FLOIIKNCRai..llltII)IIETMAOUIRK L K Mill ROSE EVAN'S at. Mill EILEEN MOKIAItTV K K Mm J NE liURKU at Mill NOH H O'DONNHLL K N Mr GEO. CLARKi: al. PATRICK O'DONNKLL N ialded by tbe powerful C.mpaay of tali Ettabliih. 0 "".TlLEEV OOK M ITIN'RK, STURDAY at t. O Kl EILEEN OOE hVEIIY EVENINO. at 8. K VTAl.I,ACI,f. 11 Prnprielor ano Manager ....Mr Letter Wallack. 1 HIS (TIHHHO.Ul EVF.NISd, (lct.3, will bt preainled Sbendin great comeJr. THE RIVALS, produced with new muilc, new and beauttfnl icenery, ele -ant propertied aud ap.ointn.eott, and approprtaie cottun ci. Characten by Mr. JOHN BROUOIIAM, Mr, JOHN niLUEIir.Mr.J H, MDODIRT. Mr .1 II.PoLk Mr. II. MON nlOMhllV, Mr. 11 I. ItlNOIlOLI). Ml W.J. l.KONAIt'l, Mr. K. M. llal.l.lKll. Mr J PECK, Mr W. (jUIOLKV, 'n. CLAIIA JENNlNOk, Mil, EMILT MKitrAVEII, lllit HELEN TllACV, Mm Eat ELLS HOWK FRIIIAY-IHB HE1R-AT-L SAT L'RDA V THK SEHKlUa F MILY nd FlMtrV AND FIFTY. Mm TLEasv MORDAllsr will make her Brit tp. pearance In America on Mondav. Oct. 9. TT.NION HQI7ARI'. Til". TIIK. U corner ol uroadwuy ana lllli it. It. W.MTI.KR..., Vgnarer. THE LAROEST AND Modi T ILF.n't ll CO' PAN Y. LV'. It COMBINED IN ONE tllitl N 17. TION. rJALLEI. BI'liLF.4i;Kand l'NroMIMK. NEW ACTS bVHtV EVF.NINO. M1ErT WEDNESDAY AND bVTCRDAY, A f TWO O'CL ii'K. Thnnday, Pet 3, Brit appearance of M Leffllngwcll, NIIIliO'M OAltDr.N. Mr FRANK MAYO lu the Cleat local drama ol tne t bTRhElS OF NEW YOilK. w blcli will be pre-eni ed w it h ENTIRE SE1V SCENERY, Introducing three celebrated piettiria, 3111- hNOIi.H'ijjol, I'MON tgUAl!'. RV MOONLI .HT, and tne TERRIFIC, BTAltTl.INO AND LIFE L1KR FIRE 81 -.N't, I fTTIl AV. TIIKATItK. i) Every night for tie filth week, DIVORCe! -TnE OrtEAT DRAMA I.F IHE TIMP.i. Theatre crowded to the doon every evruln. DIVOIiCU iitiaee every SalurJav. alls o'clock. VY'Ollll'M AIIISEI hT" 1 fcVcUY EVENlNO llUHINO THE WEEK, at 8. LVCILLU W'I ll In Ihe thrilling Urania iir m Cliarlei Dlckent) of N AN(' Y BVKKft. .V. "lUI'II.LK WESTERN. SA ri'KII V l A t'lST.K NbX P. bv requei'. LUCILLE IV. SI Kits In THK flTtlA.NUER. TO-DAY. A I 3 P, M., CHIMNEY COItMi.i AND FARCE. JJOOTII'S THE ITItE. CUHUIAN. EYKI1V F.VF.SISO HURINO THK WEEK, and bAll'RDAY MATINEE. MltSS CUSIIM VS. In her r-lebraie I rflle of QUEEN KATHAIIINK, lu Sbaketpeaie'a grand irigudv l Henry VIII, MR WM. CREittt lCK, ai CARDINAL WOLSF.Y. d()t iflltf. AnuutiuA.N jo'hi;v ri.unT' A JH!.'Mr! PARK FALL MKI-.TINll. UH. FIX It.Cf.- EACH DAY. SATURDAY, Oi'T 7 TUESDAY, OCT. 10. THURSDAY. OCT. IJ. SATURDAY. OCT. li. Flnt race nCi diy, promptly at 1 o'o'ock. A, BELUON T, P.cildeul. I". WiiriT.r, secretiry, u iJoltficaL A0 ril WAUD J hiJ rtrTBerXTKdTiTon .m orea i'rl al 3.H vm ar. lait erei.mt, Over INI iiionibt ra were enrolled, an I the following offlcrri weieel.cirni William J, Stewar:, Prril.li-iit Wilnttu P. Alcoti, Vlre ITriidout i T homni F. Cotoi'.lli, Eu gene Saiife dt. secre'arlei t Tti inuiU l.nhr. Treai. urer. Mcetinri eveiy WediriCty cveiitng tt tht tbove number A-A.-OI'I'ltHAIi I) It A NVI lli, V" li KN I IICK l rir.MK l.'ll I illllvl. KENT UL'El Krira Cia No 671, Oct. 4. Hll. 0.1. 9, 49, 44, 43, 43. 60. l, 70 4, III W. 31, H, IKM Ul kt-Clatl In, 8il. Del 4. IStl M. a. 3i. 70, 60, .1. 10, !U, 16, 71, 53, .H 64. W), PADUUAll-Kxira riau No 471 Oct. 4 H7I. 83, 67, 10. S7, I.. 3. 89. 31, 11,3s 31, SO. tf), If. FAIHICAIl-i: a no IR.Oct. t. '871 11, 63. 61, SI, 87, 10 4, 33. 30, 77, 16, 67, 67 33. alMWOM Oj.. flan. tn. Coviagtoa.Ky. Infotmatln furnlibe l,aud olrcuUri tent by .1. F.iritr.Vd'Vp,.-.(Rf,awt:1",r' e- I- EV.4.&r "jpl ril ENfTFrfTl KK '.A liil llTEHTattif 1 t eel lite. ally given twav. Inert! never haa boeii lucnaiacrinceai thai .now being made a. tSSgrea" p HIUOINS A SONS, Fluming, L. I. Flue ahaile treea, aiiliatile for atieeu, art leifiug from S een t aud upward, Iht tela will oe t-iilmued to-day at II I? dYnC,?f,'.,,.0,lHr,lnB u" u""1 lie-It !i"l',,.p,.,M"'l. !'nd lha rreai treat augnmr lo.dar. I rami leave Ituulcr'i Point nt 10 o'clock aliiro i ret out at WhiieiluuaaDdwtlkto llii .rouri.t 1 )",f;!r.,!i1' F' N .'r 1 v K.-7ir"nTaiTa tnt Europe -.dur!liT,,ll,J",elt r.1'11" S'lurday. Oct. 7 Hll w 11 afi'Ii 'J'i ti?c" on ,!iJ"l, l "1 A M.i oa Wednea flay, at 1A.M. in Thuraiiar, at 1 w A. M.i and oa t-alurilev. tu HS A M. P 1, JONV.K. Poijmatier. lAIN.'!;,l?uVrt",sT' 'kalioiniiieTvariiii,! TnTaTT I k nda of bruihei at the loweit lactorv pne. t itlJlUrp.'t biiiiaiag. JOHN K HOPPKL. KIIYAIiIIAVANA r.OI'TKIIY -Itcken from 11.40 toM. S, ll, ll .NH J. Ageut. li Wall tl, 'l,,Ji!t0,KU", ",a otiien-'-j" "birVeli oTaZl X koltteuoeig applet Im i.i.ti Ihrf hanunr out. CrKtrtti. 'IJ A U O A I M "V r.Kt)?tiSUrvi "it jrmT and provliloni i ao.d in quamltiei lu .ull every body, Call.iav. r,.ur ranner, and aee iorourtofvet. pUiUm Awft.tv, 4W urcmjieu it. A 1.T,W.X mi.MiP,-TRitiMPii or lt?.".?AAl"lrA IIOSA OflAND KNOLISII OFKTIA. ft PA KJf.A. Froprutor and Director. D' u5-yW,4l'ttmui"'ui"'ii-jfl""li'" Mtrtgtr. it?P.U?.A.V "Uin," bllhROItlrilON NIOHT. .v.MkKT1,A' MARTHA, MAUI HA. whlcb opjrtwlll bt produced with entirely saw C0I !?mfJ' n,d tht following moit eminent cut t f'r. W.OASI LK,,,,, ,,.,,.aa ..Lionel i.T' 5' ?.M K ??'t Plunket Mri. K. SHOUIN aa Lady Nancy Mr. U. T. HALL a The Shanff, and .Madame PAlihPA-ROSA In hernnttrtlltd rule of Martha tnd Lady Henrietta. Conductor.,, Mr. CAItl, IliisA SATURDAY, DAUOIIIF.lt OF THE REUIMKNT MATINEE. SATURDAY Nllillr, BOHEMIAN OIRL. MONDAY, debut of .Mine. VAN ZANDT in SATAN ELLA. Prlcri Admltilon tit reaervrd ifitt, tl extrtt Hoin, til tod I0, accoldingtolocatlout Family cir cle, 60c. 8ot leen-ed at Acatemv. at Schlrrarr'i, 791, tnd tt Itall'i 731 Hroalwav. and III Iii-oidway. rrUK.."TI-AHTFoii "OltAMJ ITALIAN X OPERA at me AOADEMT OF MUSIC. ON liril ST., NEW YORK, Commenclnr MONDAY EVEN IN(, OCT 38, 1871. Mritri. MAUIH- E A MAX SHI .KOSCH tike plen. are la annonuelni? that tnev have completed airanre menu to kit. tt Hit New York Acade.uyoi Mnalo t rienion of TttENTYCW) NI0HT8OF GRAND ITALIAN OPBRA, IJ vlt, U MLLIS CliniSTlS'A NIL'SOV will make her FIRST AFPBARANCE IN I r .LIAN OPERA IN NEW YORK. During tht teaion, lllli. ML'SON will tppetr In tereral of her tnmi celebrated cnarac:eri. In order 'hat the performances nuy be rrcien'.ed on th: lame toalt of eompletcneii and brilliancy ai at tht Orand Opera Houltt ot London tnd Ptrla, enttge. nenti btvt been rstat with the following celebrated tltllll! MLLB. LEON DUVAL, fit Eminent Prima Doant Soprano, from the Hovel Italian Opera, London. A-LLK. CORAM, Prima Donna At olnta, from tbo Teatre Rerlo, Tnrla, and La Scale, Milan. HONS. VICTOR CArouL, the Eminent European ITimo Tenore, whote ctreer it Her Majetty'i Orand Opera, London, laatseaton, at tht theme of gralula lion In art cirole, tlr. LYAf.L. Prirao Tenore Comldne. HONS. BAltRE, l'rloio Jliritont of Her MaJ-tty'i Opera, London. MO fi. JOSEF JAMET.rrlmo Baiio oflhiOraba Opera, Pant tnd flrune a. ttema. MAURICE A MAX S1RAK01CH hive alto enraged the brilliant Contralto f-hoie lucceti tt the Mluon Concern wai io marked) M11S ANNIE LoUtiK fItY, In addition, heteiecured the lenlcct ot Ihe ever popular Tenor. MONon r. brionoli, with the crlebrated Ilnitonee, SIONORS IlUONHIoiINO and HANOnl.FI. Prima Haiti, SIONORS COLhTt I and UMtll.l. Ariamromeuit have been made for a brief lerlet of rcpreientaiiom wltn the celebrateit lluffo. SIHNOIt OlOROtO IJONCONI. ORAND CyOllili O" SIXTY AND ORKATLY AUoJlENTKO (IRCHESTitA. SK1IRK SEW 'VARDItOHE AN'ii i"'i'i'f:RTIRIl. Mualcal Director MAX MAREIZEK. T,ie strakoich Italian Opera Ticket Offlce will Ii at the Kvereit Horn-, enittnre ot 4ih av., between I'll tnd I8tli tta whero moicrlnltoni will he rcceiverl for ll o Seatou (only) THIS (Thurtdiyl MOII.N1NO, Oct, 3, ai9A, 41, 0iVlIMf TIlElTltE. Every evening, and alio for Matlneca ttednei'iav and Mturday. 0. L. FOX'S colebratrd ipectarnlar ballet pantomime, IID.MPT.T DU.MPrr, 71 umply Dompty promitei to ran forever Leader. U nnllo ed fun poaieiica ihe Olymplo. Hall. M alerlalt lo maka t htif dczn t-nntomlniei. Hertld. P allien. Monondo, and Aleian.rowa execnit de- Hgnttul pal courier. T he Duel del CLata wai rrobably tne funnlett thing, Beaton. Y ettnaoi, the precoilotn.-tlerald. Oeitlned to prove a very decided tucren. nllte any other clownkMt. U, L. Fox preiervei a vein of fl-e ac'lnr. uitpaich tl art nt family made a popular alt. Tribune. I' arrl-n (Jroteiqiei tchievtl t great lucctu. LHni.or. T k-Klriliy trotife revtal rich vliloni of beauty. V'uViffioffi- tSinVi.'Vunie-.VeTdlyTaafta: Timet. THE KIRALFY TllorPE, ADfLlf. .MARIETTA, PAOLIERI.I MORIONDO. CLBMKNCK. AI.F.XANUHOWA.TOUNO ADONIS an. LI1TLF VENI'S SJIINOI. 01SSKI.LI, t- ifl(l A(IS, HF.RR WILLIO. seiti lecnred tlx dtyi In tdvtnce tnd by telerrtph. Otl'KKA IIOItFire. OPERA BOUFFE. i LljsA EUWIN'S ilIKATRK,7?0 Broadway. HF.V-VAt, OF THE FRENCH OPERA BOUt'FE, witn MLLK AltlhE. OPEN1S1 NIOHf FRIDAY. OCTOBER t. DEBUT OF HONS. ALBERT J UU EN, LA rKRICUOLE. LA PF.RICIIOLE ..MLLK. AIMER PIwUtLLO It O.N AL11EUT JULIEN Saturday Matinee at 3. and nalurday evening at 8. LA PEIilCHIILK. Admliaontll Reierved Sean tvc. extrtt Oillery, 60c. bale of aeata commence! THURSDAY morning at tne Theatte. tnd tt Schirmer'e tloilc btore. 701 Brotdwty. Ol'KM ItAY AMI NirillT. ORAND INDUoirllAL EXHItHTlON of the Amrlr-an lniiiiute, In Ihe nioniter bnl'dlnr. covering the block Tnlrd and Second an. "ixtv-th rd and Blxty.foarth eta., over too feet long, with over 100 000 -quire leet etatnltloa loace. Thomanoi of attract ive n. veltlei from all parta of the Union. HAKE FLOWERS, PL AN' IS, FRUITS, C. MECHANICAL MIRACLES. Mtehlnery run by over xxi hone power, makinr all tot ta of tolngi. from carpeti down to frlnrea and fat ten, before yonr eyn. Beautiful decoration.. A mar velloul ught that nona ihould nili. Keating'! plen. did mniie. Every afternoon and even nit, Adhilmon booioiiildren ball pr.ee- see imall bil'i. S"ki'i.NT""vi!! C. ItlMEN-E -IIC(!R?R OF DAN RICE'S -AIIH PAVILION ClrCL'Sl I'juitii-ENrii sr., netween id and ad avi.. New aod I'ariliug ftiture. ACHOBATIO. OYMNASTIO. AMI 1QURSTR1AN. BOX. l-AISQUET. AND FAMILY CIiiCLK Uironrrd with the faiaicnor tr.c metropolh,. 1 Int appearance nt the wor d-renowned blind hone EXCEI.SIOIL Jlt. Seata aeeurei thr e da i In advance. Matlute WKDN ll.DAY an 1 SA rt'HOAY, 1 P. M, DAN HICK IN TIIK RINOI fpONY PAMTOIt'M IIPF.lt IIIMIME. X MA I IN EES I llhl)AY and StlllllllAV attK. Till- WEEK EXTR ATTRACTllISS, THE OREAT ZITK1.LA TltOUPF, THE I.KAOINO ACKOBA1S OF THE WORLD. Hie seantllul and gifted FOY SI1TEH. The Dalcli Coiueilan IIAIiLKa WEBIER. TONV PASTOit AND TIIK I WO COMPANIES. ftMIF. .licMlliTON rilNCEItts, X Mre. C'HIH MOlfl.TtiN will appear Intierlei of THRhKIS) ORAND CONVERTS anl ONE (1) O..AND MOULTON MATlNKE. AT SlhlXWAY HALL, on 'w,rT0 -i..tt --pji'.ASi, tt-. fiih..y. OCT ;u. and SAtORDAY ArTEHNOO.N'.OCr 31. S am ritANuiti;o MiVt ni ki.m. IMIKNr-. SUCCESS. CIMWDED IIOl'nES. BIRCH. WAMIl'ILD, RBRNARD RACKUb'S SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELj, Willi NEW ARTlsTS. EVEHYTJIIM FRE-ll AND aPARKI.INO. plIWKUY TIIKATIIH. l LT Nlllijf HI, r TWO OF Ml.!. KATK FISIIEIt. CATARACT i'F TH HANHE-. H A N I is I niK J AC K T 1 1EJ i I U 11 W A V M AN, W'AI'll PHI., AT TIH: KTMlf lHEvTRK. 1 WACItlkl, Alt TIIK llltriLItJN.FIlMW. WAllll'El, AH FR DIAVOLO.SAri'KDAY. WACHTRL, THE OHEATE-f tlVJNQ TENOR. Bit YANT'.H OI'EKA UOIIslS'iiD'sTHKErT between tth a-i 1 7t i .tti.. opea every eveamz. UNl'ilKI KNDKN TED NllCCE.S. C.iOiVUKD HJUSEj. ONLY THINK 0 IT.-Heautltnl flowering intuba, for watch you w.ll be char.-1 by nuriery man linn Vc t- tl each, were told at the great lale ot HltlCllN's Nunery, Mnnmr, yetierday. Irani 3c. and up .ir.l. .Not on.'-afih ut t ie entire .look baa yel been ditpo ed ot The eale will be continued to-day nt 11 o'c ock, when the nnci; nock of evergreen", ihade and fruit tren In thu countrv wrt be iiauchtered. Take train teavHir Hunirr'a Point at 10 iharp, get out at Wbileslone, and walk to tne groundi. KOVA ifHAV A N A 1,6 rTEll V, -Ticket! Irom 11 60 IO t ii. for Oct, JOnEt'U HATES, Agent. 191 ttroajitay. ruoni 4. t.piuliu.sjiJ ilolicts. rilllK (KIPAlirNKItMIII' herclofore exlitlnr L iietwren tne undenigued under lb' diiii name of F. MARIKN8 A CO.. I. inla dar dltiolied Ut mutual rouieni, Mn. F Maretis I. a'onn nuthorlrej tn tun in liqniual.on. FRIEIIKRIKA MAHTENS. Ol.tllitlrt K. McMURUAY. Dat-d at New Vork.Sept. 31. 1871. c5tn,I'tr-' A HTII'KH A I, TEETH t lpec?aRy.-BiuTi7ul Lguii leoih, ti eacni te ciimnuui gum leoth trum $10 upward. Perleet ttiilug gnarauteed, Every facility and qua.iacallnn lor doing all klndi of work. J.C KENNEDY. 371 Bowery. CI A FOIt A 1II:AUTI1M;I. aetot continuous CP -l U gum teeta, at Dr. I'KliaTOS'i, 169 Boa err, U-t.ul.3ri. Al'A OT.-Prufc-ior MARS telli ihe verv mlni"rro" aud coiuull him at ouce 1 he 11 a 1 lentinc aitrologer ihal every ono can deperd on In love alf.lia, ipeejy marniirei. name, day. and luciy d.ji. and no ait appoiutmenti in niarrlaiet he ntv-r lam 1 he la lha brit living rtponeuloi tin. acienco on eartk. Won oerlul and uieiul accrete revealed mat no living mortal eter knew befoiei bow to came the dlf appoint, tn to marry the ont tn-v wlih immed ttelv. tnd good ,USK'S. fi' 8ue. Count tht great wonder. w,i a Hillielllhi eventtofvour wu.lt lifa without aiklng him any queitiooi. tie will revtal the otn.e of ml-for-tun andiMilatoul the c eany markod paih to rroi nenty aud hinplneai. Ik-alt 1. wealtn, aud good luc Ii within t ie reach of all wno contnlt him Ladlei and geiua.M cent, to 11, 81 Tu rd av.. neai lilti it. AIIIIrtlMtHand medicalclalrvorant, wno haa no equal in America, and il the lanv wno am adter. Jtru in tint city and lloiiou 1 and HO.OdJ reward 11 of feted tn anr peraou who can mrjriiti her tn "lyioir rnr, "rirrnao.m.Witi'tidloTf or VtJils. gli'orii.wiuiIiT.-'." lent friendi, and hutioeii maltcriot a,l klndi li you have trouble, 00 miller how lerloui.ihe can allav It lor you, Bke alio preicr.bei for all diteiio-. and Ii making grri ourea. rt It. 1 lit. ti no humbug, tier doen apt wi.h to Impute upon me unwary. Piaata tett brr Hill. Koin mirei, thn Ii Ihe only Imlependeatclalr. voani la thlt city, one can refer to the mom promt rienl olliioci In New York. Fhllidelphia, lloatan, and other cinei, call and launy vouitelf, Mme, CLIF TON, 341 rteit asm it D'tweoulib ami mhav.. ADELAIDE II, LAllllEltTMON nr Uyinv rtairvoyanl, bat irmoved ir.un ii (lriiiwlch ar ro K9 6thav, Oouiult ner lor oterytblng. No lailiiacil.n, uo pay, A HTHOLOtJ IM r -i7adime RAI'llVT U fimn f Parn. rt moved to 91 Hit ay., near llthii. I.nd.oi, W.i genii, aUc. MillK. i.FANrt. teveiitli iLtughler 1 t.j h-rior evnytalng. beit In 1 hie cur tpeo Ir marrugei 1 luciy uunioert poiluve 1 lee. M'o 13 Hin av ,naar Utii 11, MADA.TI PIIIlTKIt, aeereuT--rrieoeit 10 "the wurid 1 o-mtali ner f- r evervtntnr. ,3 3in av., near lltnit. Fee. 600. He lean, Luokv uumberi, MA DANK J IINt-i, Forline Teller 1 iMIu uo tquat. II rboaiiiaoalt. Ladiei.lOqi genti. tl. fF1.!IK.v.ntly!td, Vuro;aan CiurvorantinJi ev-jeT 1. Uuna ui..,e oa curv.l ni 'l litllcfut ikjt.t tiHtodr utiiiligei. anowi likeneta briare together thoia long re-paraied, never fall! In Inckv numbari, Ut Weil Uil it,, bmwcou Urvadwajr tad tut tr 1 ltambati sni IsiltsaJi. 8 TTIRIK It AIItWA Y TRAINa LF.AIK DkMr Xlj(foot i Chamlwri itreet ttd foot ol ltd tl, tr'Ju Ihronrh Etpreii Traint leive Cnimbiri it ,u. A.M., 11.00 A.M.. 6 30 P M, tnd 'IM p.lV MJM? New ena Improved Driwinr room CoaeVi' tiiL rany the too A. M, train tbrongn t" nlii .!a Siiipenilon Drjdgt. connecting it Iloined.v.iie ?t! jnagnincont Sleeping, Coachei running thrintiT Cltteltnd tnd Clnclnnttl. sleep.na Coiehri J? ccompanr tna 11.00 A. M. train Dom ui..hi. na to fiuralot the 3J0 P M. train from New Tr, to fimnenilon Bridge and tne 7.00 P. tl, train irom it. J! York to Hnffalo, soipeniion llrli-reandclucloniil a. Lnrgtani Iraln I, tvei dally at 1) P. M. flr ISt,J'"M ,nd W'r.SM A M, and 4.1) p. u 1 .jFpr Mlddletown und Way, at 'ISO A. M.,tJj p, tnd, Snnntv onlvlR-v) A, 11. i Forotuvllle tnd Wtv, tt MI.U A. M. W p'jfNewbargh ind Way, at 9.00 A.M., S-Maal 1) Vo'rFnffern tnd Way. 3 00 and trior. M. li ....r.p'!.r"", and Wat, tl t n to 00 A. M.i llM. 1,45. 4 on, 3.15. t.o, s tl p. M an I Midnight. E ir..!,r.J'"'l' IJHI'dale anl Spring ValljritSII H A.M.and lt.u tltio. SOI, too tno fall P. M.i aid B Wedneadava and Satnrdm only at 113.00 Mldntjki. H ..'ir.ltf'T.""! Nyack. lailmaaa and Wae.aitDA. fl M'tAi'' "dS. 14.18. 4.'3. t3-, M.-0 and tl.ljp. iS I 5D..;f ?B'.a,'. nl Satntdavt only 111.00 Hldnl.h. I Breclal t-jndav Traint at .no A, M. and tl 41 P M. I fc'.TV"!lrln!,e"T'f.'ln,ra8''1l,,'''0'iinoirt I Tlckeu for nitiaee and for aptrtmetta la drawmr. if room and aieeplng coaohea can be obtained, and ordert ii lor lne checking and tranifer of baggage ruar baiirt N at the c.-mpany'a t.racei. 4l. 339. a'd fel liroid. B wav rj Cliininera at. t 8 Oreenwlch it.t eornsrol I ,,lh nrd 3d av.. Harla.ui I court ttraet. I rr-..ii,XZ.'.l"i.i"'ti w.,r' ,VI''lm-iirth i dtptta raol I prt'hambert at., and loot ot :td at. New Torki aa3 fl i?-LrV"?-..0-Jer,eT Cl"' "4 0',l, I pine pai -itei. HaU. For plirmonttnl Ntek, f For niekaitiek. (.For Hackeniack tnd Hillidile only, H .iFor crctiktli on y. L. D. HUCKFn, Anc.J, WM. R BARS. M (len'l bup't Mil. J OIPaiVrAt" H I.ONlKliANDRAII,nOAIf!t5; HJ A BuMllKR ARRANOkM KNT. Fl jSSS'i&Fff&tiSF' ''.'""T. 4 A, ll.,nreenport and Sag Harbor, U N A. M., Korlhpo t abdaien Cove, fli 1 0 1,1(1 1. M II ekiville Way Trim. M .M- J." eenport and He t Harbor Kiprett, 4 liiO P. M., Rlvernead Einreia, H 4 illO P M., Northporl and (Hen Cove Expreil. M fl P. Nurthport and Olen Covt Wty Ira a. M All tratnt coniect at Mtaneo t with Hmtttet1, l-undiy I. reunion Train! for Hoilyn, Olen Core. L. rntt VaPev, Hiciville, Hnir.lnaton. and horUPom, leave llnnter'a Polit at 9 A. M ant 6P.M. "alillANY ANII TIlOY I1AY .LINE.- B A Meamen O VlBBARD anl IiVMEL HdKIf, from Vcttrv it. tt R30 A. tl.i 84th at tl 8:131 landing tl Yonker. Tnrrytown, and Nvaui (by rem nnai). Cot. II rem. Wet Point. C rnwtli. Newburgn. Poughttec- 11 aio. ftblnebeek. ctt.kill, and lludion connecting with II lT-".t!l?S.t!,'.-n tor ,ni Weat. To Troy by iieamboM tl eLllUlLER, la Vl NKi.AN O It A I LWA Y.-For Vheland. N J 1 J and Bridreinn. Leave root of Muiray n.. N-w York, via N. J. Sonth-rn Railroad, ti 9 A. M. anil P. M. hy iteiinett Emplri Slate and Je te llnt B J W. MILLS, ropetMlrndeat. jSyijjing. ZZZ. 1 NC'IIOIl LINK VAHiAUEioiCtiTiC" K to and fiom any Hallway Rtntlm ta Oreit nnia'n, Ira. H land, Norway, Bwnd.u, Denmark, Urimanv, llo'laad, H Belgium, and ihi Un.ted Btatea, by tieameri lining M weekly, for tale ll ..T LOWF.ST LUlirtirSCr HATES. Alio. Draft for anv amount. IB DATES OF bAILI.NO ARE AS FOLLOWS! W ,v Tax kxw btraiiDin rrpm Olitaoxc tram New Tor. M Saturday. 8p. 18 rrl'annla.,,. .Baturdtv.Oct r? ttednia lay.sepi, 30,.,. Europe., v od.. oct.tl. Saturday, Kepi, 33 Iowa Satnrdar, Oct It, dilurday.Sept, 'He I n a,...Saiarjay, Oct. tl IIENDCR.ON DitOTIH.Rv. 7 Bowling Oreea. ioit qiiekntoyVnd i,tYitroq I Inm-iu l.lje itoyal mil bteamert trt tppoiale.W tall aalo.lowt- Cite oi liri.iol. Thundtr, Oct. 8, at 10 A. U. City or Harli. 8aturda, Oct. 7. at 11 A M. L'U e uyxn yancTtrk-ido!. A--..3 ...u. I'HT or ttathing on Saiur lay, t It at I P. M. f and eacntneceiaingsatBrday ana Tbtridty, fromFU I 43, North River. I KATES OF TA8SA0E. I Favablelaoold. Payaoie In Curreney. FflUT Cart.. '.Teggaox ix pauengen alio forwarded to Pattt, Havre, haw W. Durg. burdep. Norway, and Denmark at redncel relet, Kfl Ticket! can be bought h-re at moderate ratea br par Rf tout wlib ng to icud for their fr eudi. am For larihirloformillon applv at the Company'i eait. IM JOHN O DALE. Agent, 13 Broadway. New lork. m SPAIN, Urace.R tur av, oc .1. at io A. M, FOR LONDON DIRE'JT. E HELVETIA. Onggt, lu.tday.Oct 10. at 1 P M. SI Cabin paaaige 173 tad tMearretcy W bteerage..., lis currency W Prepaid at-erage t cketa from Llterpool.OueiaiMea, B Londonierry, and Olaarow, 33 o-irrency. m For fuitntr inlormallon, apply at the Compear! f ofBcei. K) Broadway. F. W. jr. lfUHST.Maanr. QNI.Y DIRECT LINE TO FHANCB. II IHE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S. I MAIL BiEAMSIUPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND M 1IAWIE. CAU.1NU AT BIIRbT. IV The eplcndid Tetieli on thti favnnre ronlefortu IB Continent will nil f.om Pier No. SO Nrtn Rivir.u Hi lollowai MM VII. LK DE PAPIS.Sormont, Saturday, Oct. 7. PMIKIH"., Danie.S.turdti.Oo .31. r-T. LaUREN 1 Lemar t. Stturd y Nor. 4 WA-UINOTON, BctuIort.Biturdiy, Nor. 11, riilCB OF TASS 0- IN COLD (Inclndlnc wlae) TO H B BIT OR 11 Witt.. Im Flnt cabin. tl-S: teco id otnia, 173. IX Excurtlon ticket! at reduced ratei. IW Tnctti iteamera do not oirtv itevrtgi panaareri. IjH American traveller! golug to or rv-iurmug irom tht Urn Cont cent o.' Eu-ooe. br ti.lng the ateamtrtof ibu IfM lin, avoid both t-aiuit bt Engiuii railway and tho dta. comfotu of cronlng Hio Cnaunel, beildea aavlog tlma. UW trouole, and txr-v-. .t.-n OLOUUF. MACREN-.IK, Agent, UK 6. Broadway. New inrk. Ij VI11TK rTAU L1M.T-" IK II Between New Yoik and Liverpool, calling at Lu Cork harbor eacn way New tnd magninrcnt 11 Ifitt mTi built netm-hipi. combining SAFE 1 Y, BPJSKD, COIN Bl FO-IT Paarngrr aecoinmodatloni nnrivailed. M HALrlC, Oct. 7. at 11 A. M. ATLANTIC. OcU IL OCe.ANIC. (let 38. at 3p.it. Saloon ratea 30 go'di Mruiiloo, tU0 Steertxe. 30. curr-u.cn Prepaid M Certiacalea, X. Appl- at White Star Line offlen J. If. SPARKS Agent, 19 Broadway, Q 33nblic IoHtt3. I CTATF. Ol' NEW YORK, offlce of the Secretary 0 of State. Albany. Angutt I 1871 V To ihe Mierlff ol tie louniv nf New Vork In if .Voutt t tor1 iikq i. it ,eaen r -etlot to j be held in thli bln'e on the lue-daytucceodinr the Brt m Monday tK Noveinoer neit, the lolioalng oltloert art il to be elected, to wi t m ..A Secretary of biale, In the 1acr of Homer A. t NeUoni A Comptroller, In the plac or Atier P. Nlcholi i M A Ticaaurer. in tin pucu of tt'li 'i-ler II. Ilrplol i An Atlorney-Oeneral, In the pli.o of Maribatl B, IB Champlaln t t A Mute Lnglneer and Surveyor, in the place of Vaa W Renitelier.liiehmond t A Canal Coiuiuliiiuncr, Ut the pliceof Ueorge W. Ut Chapman i Mm An Inipector of Slate Prlioni, In the place of DavIA B D. Mr .Neil. Ail nhoie teruia ot offlce will expire on the litt diy or December next. I A io, a.iuatire of tne Supreme Court, for the Fint I Indlcial Diitricln the place of Jotlaii ntllerland, whuie term ol offlce wilt expire on ihe lait day of De- I cember next. Alio, a senator for the Fourth Senate Dlitrict, com prmng the Fint. Secoo I, 'Tnird, Founn. Fitla blxlk, eentn.Tlilrti-'n-.ti and Fuurteeidh Watdiof laecilr and ciunty ut New York. .uo, a senator for tlie Fifth Senato Dlitrict compet ing the Eighth, Ninth, rlitee-tb, end biiteeuth ttarlt 01 meat! ti.n county ol New 1 ork. Alio, a i-euatnr fr the Mxth Senate Dlitrict, corrv rr.ung tho Tenth. Eleventh, and beienlcenin tt'irdi ol Ihc city and countv of New York. i Alio, a benator lor the Eleventh Senate Dl trio, com- t Rru.nt Hie llchlecntn, Twentieth, and Twenty Onl I 'ar It of the city and county of New York. i Alio a Senator lor tne Eighth Senilo Dulrtct, eora pntlng the Twelfth. Nineteenth, and T enty-aecood Wardioi ihe cltv and county of New York. COUNTY OFFHERs-Alio to be elected for tall ci nnty t T ttenit-one member! of Aiiembly t Two juitlcei of tno Superior Court, In the plare of Samuel Jon-i and Jarne- V. spencer i A Junge of tne Loart uf Loramou Pleai, lu the plict t ot l h irli-a P Daly i J A Juoge of tho Marine Court, in Iht place of Htnry is Alkert Vi A i.egUlcr, In the place of Michael Connolli t d Two Imp ctori ol Electtontor eaih i.lee.io. D't- 1 tr'rt. In the pli-a of tba Ptc.en, lciiHCIon oi Election I All ol whote termi of offlce will expire on the ll t day ot December next. The elltr.iion of tuwn and city Election Boardi, la- IT ipecion nf Election. a id Conn'yCantaiieiaii mrei led to chap. 711 ol Hit Laa l ol 1811, neie- pi ili's l. lo thr lupplv tl ballot buxei, lorm of ballou, and inicn-c of cauvaiitag vote!, to wit- Chap'er 717. A N ACT In trillion to H o election of Reprcienlatlrel in Ccncreei ceii.iior an I Men, pen f.ieiu0iy. Palied API 11 33, I fll lluce III In being I n-i ,1 Th Penp'e ol ihe Suite of Now York, repri'teined It Seu.t e auu Anembiv. do upaci ai futlowt Skctio.i 1 At e icn kniiual or ipt-nai eli-ction al -which a fieprrtentative In Congreit. Senator or ileal berot Aiieo-.piv it iimea'ter to be eleried. the im -ro tori In Hie iev ril eleition uHtricu in thli biale thill 1 provide a d keep a icp.iatu box In tt Men all pillule lor Kepieentative Ini'o.i.n-ii tiba luduried c in- greaa,'1 ahall be di-P'i.lledi alio ano 'ur.l ebniiiiwhlia I all bt loti lorNitiaior. to be limited Seuate anall be depoilted i aud alio a renir In pox I'lttb.cli all JH nalloli lor Meinb.r or Aieoiliir. to be irdou Ai- i aui.iply,'' ihall bei'epoilte'l anl tho IhIIo a depottted In laid reveral Pie- ttiall be eitlmatetl and lanvatted qp In Hie order named al, ve, re-pwiivei), and itumedl- f airly inllowlu. Ihe etl male and cau aa ol the ballot! k Indoned "Sialo 1 li An trie und pain ofiuti licomliteul with lha irotbtoni ol inn aci are hi reby "i-peale I. 18. Tn'i act ill ill dike t-lfe t Immediately, i, Iteapeclfu'lv youra. Ac, II A.NrLM) ..r-rcretary of Slate. fi You arc, withont dela luocl i'-racon ofthcaouvi tv noilie to the i.uard 1 1 supertlioti aod lo each Supr- Ij vuoi In torn rooipy ad tl,i m earn- conv id ..ail w.Tiiein .rf.T.t.Tvt.im.'i-Ta-vT, tti'a'-ic nr'.'f: r 1-.- ed In our i-uiintv, uot cn-eaillng f.fioen 111 inliiiber. having Hie lir. it ciir.ulili m in tne ci i an 1 cot .ty ol New V'i'k, ouce each week until tuo election. Vll-Chap ISJ.Llwtol 1-, 'v. fiixmrr'a lnrirt N Coi-nr Honr., CITT arm i ouari or v Yung, Auk 1, 1-71 I Iceililt ihe.oie mil. lu Pu atrueconvoi Hie Hire linn ft luce ri-eeiioi by nio Hin iliv Ir in HieSi-tulary i OfState. MAI .lll.W T HRI'.NN'A nlienir ot tne uy and I -iuuH- uf .New lor. Publltbi-r- of newtpaperi will not Itnert tb' adrer. tl.i-meiit tiiilee. t-tpeciHlly a-jtliorlied eo to d., Se. Cmipter l-o, Lawi ol I m'o AIA11IILW T- IIRKN.N'AN, Sheriff. toftssional d-Hibs. nil. THANK LIN, 161 II o cer itreet. 1 men'v yran Priciun hoi Hal rxnerirnra. Pile and all akin dneatii per utiiontlr cutel wtll.il nnrcuiy. Coniulunon fite Dll. II A K II l-ON, 179 11 eec-Tr irc7ioe con. lulled it all bouia ittarru aud intumatltui iu otai.uliy ip lie,. I I II. H IINTEIt. (i liond tt hMb7dgreai exr. STAIl.HF.HINd or tln'terint' cured br Pra.' WHIIK Al.AIMAN.tOiltu av eor lltlltLMW Yotk. No pay uutH enrtd, Clroulan itat