Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. The largest Circalation fm the Distelet. | oT pnazcron On a tah Loc w. D. WALLACH, Editer ana Propricter. = that Dr. Jono King Robinsoa, fore sesistant Surgeon at Cam: was enn i gemini ge ah Pl ery ir As WASHINGTON CITY: Monday ni under pretext o! - vices being professionally required and mor OCTOBER 25, 15€6. | Gerea within baifs block of his wa bone = His funeral took piace under the direction of S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. ro — = hee cemeare hemes nen . | intothe murder bas elicited nothing excep’ SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- that five or six persons were concerned in it. aie * 57 < seen atanencsaaieh htop ayn ana ng at St ‘and paying for oc Fusskes, Wasuimeron, October 26, 1866. FRIDAY or stolen, The above reward will 0 EK K we : Horrible Fratricide mear Washington, TO ADVERTISERS. Meatucky. The following is the official showing of the Crxctxwatt, Oct. 23.—A most horrible fratri- cide occurred yesterday, near Washington, ctreulation of the daily papers of this city | tare milrs back of Maysville, in Mason oun’ competing for the Government advertising | ty. Ky. Two brothers, twins. and fathers of. $5, Be; a pal om or baw ow the . of NEW YORK FIRGT BOARD GALES. = go wl La oO ; spets, within shout 6 or todays of VLoupons, 1134; Five Twenuss, 162. 114% ‘Under the recentaet of Congress directing such | families, met at the residence of thesneriff of Sdvertising to be made in the two daily news. | ‘be county, and being intoxicated, quarreled | bisck sp-ts, within, ahont or 18 ie in en Five Twentee, 1664, 110 Pepers ot Washington having the largest | S000! ® horse. Jo@m called Jame: a thief, | Pigs. qo ee aie eT rere GEN | leon. 110%; Teo forties, 99 s Cee ee eee ee Oe cosin and | GAL LAMAN, corner of Market and High streets, | 105%: God, 147%. = beat him with it terrioly, untit in turn he drew Georgetown. ‘Oc 26-5t* & bow'e kaife and stabbed bis assailant with it Five Twenues, Of ED —Stolen from the subscribe FINANCIAL. poeta cninomemne sna $20 cOare tent of tue ssa et October a” Lewis Johnson & Go, quote Stooks and DABK BAY HORSE, Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows : The returns of advertising by the city papers QS, ect INGMEN’S COR VBNTION—| for the quarter ending September 30, 1946, as Sab Uominltion se heen p Netionsi Labor consied & taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Sener aad Sern ooestication. timect at Gor- | Poe h* North Office, are as follows : eet Pe Berets bi 2 wT EvENiIne Star. + $16,091 Yer ATTENTION SL 19° % besires, wy he POLI 13,106 Te eee OonU Waly CudM ANDER NS. Te eeae a about ¢ years old; had white star in forehead ani Lownporx, Oct. °6—Nvon.—Per Cabdie.— ig neck stra OO Le bad hadthe | Ronds, 65%; Erie, 30%; Lilimols Central, 7). RS. EMILY BEALL, Console, 8%. nee: LIvgnPoot, Oct. 26—Nooa.—Uotton dull, un- changed. Sales for 6),000 bales. NEWY ork, Oct:26.—Setond Board—U:S. reg- ener. on istered, 1881, 1134; dO. coupons, 113; 5-20" Chronicle... 10,209 pe SAF emi d oe Gory at dealt | evidence of ownership. so registered, (6; ‘do. coupons, 16g: do. ay. Republican . 4,781 Asylum, cornerof 9th and D streets, FRIDAY, | Preperty Clerk 1114; 10-40 8, registeted. 3 do. po: bene October 26th. at 70’clock p. . * | trict, st hisoftice, 7-3v's, 116% ; Obio and Mississippi Certificat It is hoped that the Bir Knights will be | (#10 o'clock a m ay ber sth, 1965 33%; Canton. 55; Cumberland, 614; Quick: i L. Wall & 00.5 DOG IN THE MANGER POLICY. prompt 'r th tendance, as business of import- | 98'4 male will then be at 1t is sometimes charged that oar City Uoun- | ®ice wil! he brought before the Assembly. Taser mapas By order, cils are a century or two behind the times, and A.T LONGLEY, Becorder. Pr . ie ban Peay cd Chern, legislate Jupon important city improvements RALLY FOR m GOOD GAUSE: oc %-3t_ [Rept 22 SUE 4%; New York Cent referred,'86, Headson, i2 chigan Central. 115; Mi 9236, Lllimois Ceniral, 12 @, to the highest caah 6 ae Cleveland and Pittsburg, &%; Cleveland inly “ — AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE 8 3 se = mataty upon the theory of “How Not ‘To Do BE NORTHERN LIBERTIES JOHNSON C scriber one dark brews VOW. with white face, | Toledo. 120; Rack, Wand V4 See © Dag it" This charge is unjust, inthe main, but | of Up will hold thom Poe moeting at Queen's | Theowner will please come forward, prove prop. | tern, do. preferred ee occasionally their style of doing business fur- | Bili,7th and K etreets.on FBILAY, the 26th in’ | erty. poy charges and Eke Wutle’ peau, a ae pes} Hene ~ we pishes an argumeat very much to the adyan- at 7s o-clock p. m cibip ase. bolna, neke ec %6-3t* North Capitol st., near Bound Telegraph, =; ” Boston come Power. —: tage of the “take away the charter” advocates. Ul Pacific. Maij,—; Atlantic Mail,—. . Amer- ican gold, 3 p. m., 1474. —__- +e -____. GITATOBS BERUKED. rowing in strength and BEWARD —Strayod or stolen from Such was the legislation of the lower Board | five Ppa has Deen done alrcady SLO Miscrver, on cuore or oe on Mondsy night upon the bill permitting the | Shu get a rood eset. Be ork a eee towing Te Ricbmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- it W. W. JACOB, Sec ‘ Company to lay a track along Water street r 3 — WESLEY 0c %5-4t* 26th st., bet Tand K, First W, The leading republican press of the North rar 6th pret to yf street, ebarchy rhe CHAPELS eee OES - ps ale AKEN UP—By ES capecriner fs % pointedly eeqndemns the inflammatory appeals could make railroad connection for their pas- | gry of meron Mone tg thy Rod gap more roe ShateaTaen tense of Col. Forney and others to incite political an- Senge.s and do away with the delayandincon- | Wesley Chapel B.Charch, on SUNDAY next. A. O. PIEL! imosity against Baltimore in connection with venience of omnibus connection. For this | O¢tober oc 24 St* Meridien dill. The exerclaas will coax at 9% with the difficulty between Goy. Swann and the po- face will commence sa prcak Privilege they offered to build at their own ex- | Grvnd Ghee ny Paver Me Pn + | G5 BEWARD— Lost on the moralag ofthe 21 ice commissionera. The Springfield Kepubli- : —_s ecting er by maton Pennsylvania avenue. betworn 4s were “ - = pense a substantial sea-wall along that entire At Honie sdtencl ébede date to theoc- | S'Teet and the foot of the Oapit le of D2" can (Rep.} says: line of river front, and to fill up and build a | caston, will be proached Bee ahe tee. Deon, W, | GUODB. The fiuder will receive the above oe “Col. Tr orpey, in writing inflammatory let- ters from 1uifhore, seems determined to have & political row there, if possible. The canse of quarsel is see candiget of certaim police com- missioners. who | cused of appointing in- competent judges of election and using untair means to deprive cOmser vatives of the right of euffrage. Governor, Swanp has ordered the commissionérs to appear before him to answer these c! es. Forney says they’ be mot ap- pear, aid if the Governor u s tore- move them, they, will resist by force. “As the law authorizes the Governor to remoye them for official misconduct, if they fail to appear and clear themeelves of the charges made, the Well made street and to keep the same in re- _—., NES LT Ds mir weed Vy tytertieg It to No. Ge afternoon mec! a ta ot a at : pair. The sole return they asked for this heavy | with the church will hold its special services. com- $30 BEVABD—stolen on the uixbt of the outiay was the privilege. as above stated, of e fi mencipg at 3 p.m 234 of Bepiember ym the premises of using the street for the conveyance of their At vight there will bes platform meetiaz pre- | George Jones. near. Blade: a dark brown ded ri LL. * » 4 ked U. «medium size, ngers by rail to connect with the Seventh = Mcp th THowss Pumcery, Esq.. at which | HOB? E, marked 8 and jam aiz, bedetivered by Lay Members ofthe | mane and tail somewhat sunburnt bass@roan street railway. ho RE a pak Ruse, ‘The above reward will be, paid it returned So apparent were the advantages to the city are invited 10 attend these saree ee : to OWES. ally are invited to attend these exerci Oc 25-2t oof Hyattsville, Prince George's Co., Md of having this great improvement done with- = ee MESSES. BUDL. Kav. r: = = out expense to jt, (and which in the impover- | lem ‘Meivin Foun une cad oy GH aad PERSONAL. isbed state of the city’s finances might not pheand Kd. M. Beims, of Philadel otherwise be done for years,) that it passed the | 7 iuformation of the wherabouts of H. Hatter. formerly from Phila piss at the ornieg of Seaton Hall Bill oon on MONDAY EVENING, Vot. 22, 1835. when Board of Aidermen without dissenting yoice. | ten of the most beautiful Tables in the United a ~4 rind eM e hear of something to his interest “Governor will at hehe! faa pe ey, on his i Btates (from 1 Manufactory of exes ara [- them. e a u In the lower board, however, it found some | Batre, (from the manufactory of Mewra, Kare: ny eelltng at UNWIN nae og fo ore, le. | side in Temoving.inees.| We should hope the singularly zealous opponents who managed to | ne ited with the chotcest Liquors Cigars. | 346% 7th etreet. oe 25-2 ‘ate Yeo kill it, utterly, by loading it down with ahun- | The levers of this interest ited to game are fnvi yJADAM AHOLIAB. AN IMPRBSSED ME- attend. BREBBTON & FLANAGAN, M DL AND © v id dred and one impracticable provisions. The 20-6t™ Proprietors. reece ly inform ait hy suai acall result"s that the company, disgusted w th the e oc GRA ND FESTIVAL, TABLEAU 7 = thatshe is now prepared tu read the past, present treatment given to their more than liberal offer, em GONCERT, for the beneitt of X, AND | and inture; ie also able to sdviee amd consult in misled by.such plotters of puschiel. if itcomes to fighting, Col. Forney will be ‘onveniently absent, and the ‘mighty North’ he so coafi- dently invokes will not rush to atms to help any class of Marylanders in yiolent resistance all business matters, lost or stolen propert: - | to their own laws.” have withdrawn it, and will change tucir ee eG eee ¢ covery ef the same, ove. marria eke at 383 ob Ae, New Xark Post ( Teas Janding place to the 7th street wharf. Tne Commencing M Sereet\ Cue door from K street, from 34, yard * Bey. apostles ot “How Not To Do lt” have tri. lopper, incl dfog the > et “We warn the Republicans thatif they Tesist Governor Swann by force of arms the iaw will Ss oa Annbela Tum —- umphed, and the river line from 6th to7th | Terers® "The smvetine ee eeny experienced ce’ | VERS. CURTIS TRYING, Teel spd Business edium, will give it her | D€ Against them, and public sentiment must street will remain, probably, tor the next | series of Tableaux, Vocal end Instramonte: M - | former place, 420. north side of Penn's av., be- |. condemn them. ‘They (ihe commismoners) ar- twenty years amalarial nuisance, the re. ta. Adwivsion. 15 Cents. tween 4% and 6th streets. Office hours from to2 | gue upon this, that the power ‘ot removal wenty y ww » a - ESTABLISHED ins &.m 76 t09 p. m, oc 18 Im*! | -gives no power to the Governor to try for of- cle for black glime, dead dogs, sturgeon'’s heads \en B. des 2. D§. DRAPEB, LATE OF THE U.S. NAVY, | ficial misconduct, or to pronounce them gail- and rotten . McPHERSON & FERGUSON. has removed his office from 122 to 125 Penn’ ty.” This seems to us manifestly absurd. If it 571 Pays. avenue, conner Ist STREET, the late residence of Dr. Smoot. Office | were the true meant: then a majority of the BULLS AND BRAne Is THE GRAIN MAR- Capito. Hiti, hours betere 10a. m andatter4 pm. oc 16-Im lature Youle have the right. by the Con- ion, to eep the commissioners in office, en thongb they had been judicially tried aad Dealers in 2 BI “AND FUNEB(L WREATHS. BO- As long as the speculative animals desig- by OE SORE MICALS, B QUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, BTARS. &c., THSTRUMENTS SS, ke in PLOT nated in the vernacular current ‘on ‘Uhange,” . i Tiitw + ‘et Ass ELOWEBS, | tonnd guilty of official misconduct. It is of no as “bulls” and --bears,” confine their move- od Themen beh ee, de Ra ‘gompound- FRins, late of poston. Hasvemerns to 8 ‘0 kit} tt eaein. ts elem tas the polite ae: mens oe asiestions Pope op” and “tramp- | “Ce 12-mif reo : Lith street, between @ and H. Sicuwem | tioners are amenable to the Governor dazing recy aitcid Ota upeand downs of mnng | CG” ROTOR f I YARD BRIDGR BOARDING. wo Beate Sop tar eeand ces oe or nave and railroad shares, State and fancy, &c., &c., | Dade tothe —~ ty Bridee. it will be closed on DOA Roe | fully, we are sorry to see them pat themselves " a and sfter MONDAY, October 15. until farther VA BDING—Two nicely-furnished second story |'in the wrong.” regard the whole matter with indifference, | Orders, B. B. FRENCH, see SOOMS tor rent, with Board.at No. | ‘The Commercial Advertiser (Rep.) “is forced while the few ofa philosophical turn ef mind, oc 9 tf Commissioner of Public Buildings. 326 3d at., Let. F and G north. oc 26 St* F Dave an excellent chance of enlarging their ex- Boszpine —For rent, in ® desirable location. ® large and handsomely Furnished 00M the office of police commissioners of Baltimore. i ath PPIY at Mo. 423 19th stroct. be- | with waterand cas, aud Arst class BOARD. Bef! perience of human nature, by viewing it Fos saLewn first-class Steinway PLANO, in that Goy. Swann basa legal right to remove under & novel aspect. But when these gentle- tween Cat 5 erences required. Apply at the Star Office. ” men, with speculation in their eye, send gold Jost BEOEIVED— = et" et O Sab ite Rieti ts deen Up, and the necessaries of life corresponding- MALAGA GRAPES, I well-furnished BOOMS, | chadgw of the law. pursaes an illegal course ly, OF manage to enhance the price of provi- BANANAS! &t No. 459 on 12th street, This is the redress which the Unionists of Baitimore should wait for, instead of now listening to the counsels of wicked agitators.’ yeahs Ss. weat side. ~ oc 25-4t* sionsand breadstufls by their operations “for | cpoice CATAWBA d ISABBLLA GRAPE: = = — a@ rise,” they reach directly to the Pockei of | can be obtained in large and Fab yrtati tes at . F Sachem Fajen rook eel tea eeen Anuar the consumer. Curses, both loud and deep, are PEABSON'S FBUIT STORE, 1 eo sset acer Favawrnse. | Peew's ieenanramaisaih aegeon Peceigyeee | The New York Fines (Rep, says: then heaped on their devoted heads, and if | — sot Street, Bear Pa. ave 2. en! even ne: street. oc 25-38" “Itis sat ory to note that the revola- ae > ereat j ROPOSALS FOR LE B. OA a Tent. + @ very do. | "iontry appeals of Mr. Forney, and the violent any of them “go under” ¢ Rag the re- P aa ai ARORS. Rs nt Boome ty arn ela Temity mén for Ld ae he speaks, are condemned by jorcing. Post Ovvicz DEPARTMENT, mensien at No. 339 1 street, op, ite ‘Freuklia the influential Republican journals of the i + OPposi P Now, the grain market is very easily affect- Washington. 9. , October 25th, 1386. fqusre, 2 Oc 25-6" copntry, with scarcely an ceptios. What- ever may be thought of the ieepes involved in the talked-of removal of the commissi €d, asthe producers are all “bulls,” and at nt rote ISTH DAT OF Deak SN STN . FS RENT Seven jarge: well FUBNISHED every harvest “operate for a rise.’ What, aa st l2 o'clock. noon. for farnishing LET- | tee best locations fathecie eR st rd See ee moTm, apd the weevel, sud therast, | juin. Untind Seees ieee aes, ot te Post OMices | between Peuna. ani Mo. avenaés, oc 25-5¢" and the rats, and the wet weather, and tmedry | the sist dsy of December next. of the following Fo BENT—Fiom two to rie Nee ecrsana thehest and the dotavene 4 thious- | Cer Rn a ede with oe ee: either furnished oF un! and other enemies, who are trying to take the | avolrdupois welahtn eee pebaias sight Satice | able. Apply No. 367 Penn's avenue, opporite bread out of our mouths, (according to the ee Of these, it ie supposed. 800 to 1 foo will | National Hote! oct a" farmets,) we have often seriously wondered | >$j ibe ie of seed \O LET—FUBNISHED 8, with or with. bow it is that any wheat ever reaches the avoitdupots weight, to be ade dove halt Dee iae al Rene bitaekes granary atall, or gets from the storesnouses to pare these, it ins » 60 to 1g) will be | ROOMS for offices, : aaa the mills. It isa mystery. i the threats aud plans by which a few extreme aud réckless men have striven to produce col- Jisvon and riot.” ‘The Chicago Republican (Rep.) says: “We not only deprecate. bu: we-beartily and unqnalifiealy denounce, as dangerous to the country and fatalto the republican ry the language which Col. Forney writes from Balti- more. Pennsylvania and the North will rep! D.L WBLLS 4 00., z ad; Seeeeremr ens Strength and dur, oc 24-6t corner 16th and P streets, Pye erp inwunh pint aey Pebell capa Only a few days since the Auantic Cable L, a pee a tg befar ed, a 1 ion of Balances at BDING—Ove Front ana Back PARLOR, og | the partef(™nion mén If Governor Swann brought the report that the harvest abroad was oepompens. each bid: and the bidder whe may oti ‘et floor, to rent, with BOARD. Price @s0an has the legal right to Yemoye e COMMMissioners, “short.” On tbis brief amd rather vague intel. | tin the contract will be required tofuraiee’ Bat. ver momib. Of 380 E street, between Ieth Jet him do so. 1 he does so from corrupt rea- ligence, up wemt grain, and Chicago being the ti od, of «quality ia oil respects equal to = Y Oc 23-6t* 3 UBNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT—From $8 great American mart for that commodity was | Bech nee must be well and ty packea | to $1 » Wan Girectiy nected. “Fhe Chicago Tridwne of | i*emmascs ike Geta te Gee | sabe, sia wae woe OR AE Deane Wednesday says: ‘Acency of fhe ‘Pont OMice pepaeanant. at heey “The rapid advance in corn during the pas: Sd fe be perfect. wal to the enqeepet . B angh ol r nafiae ll Ue prtipemimeerg bora Esch Dieder must fernich site his propeesle evi- hie ability to comply with bi . Jnquses 1m the rade was announced on Coaage Two sufficient waretten ve fovettea' 4 con- sue, impeach him. If the President bas the lawiul power, as he» certainly’ haz, to order troops imto land to sustain Governor Swann in any. cial acts which Gowernor Swann is permi Ae the boas eB eg do, let nodoyal jom men of re Sots Pederet nag, tor conse tobe Union men when they do so. Let'nus maintain, in an pe ah je of & provocation, our allegiance to ee. . IP ABLE POLED wt No. 464 inth street, a fow | the Union and Gay alba or ee hee wee 4 failure tofarnish the Balances’ as contracted {core Borth ef the avenue. ‘Terms denounce ae political moatevanks and chasis: Frave, ahish ace of shea nae reports from | rt prompliv, or ths forsistion of these acted | month: : M-Hf "| tans. the would-te republican agitators who Eurepe, which aj¢ 0f about the same nature ferior qnelity, will be considered @ sufficient cause = ge ape —~ | would throw us into the false position of rebels every year, our business men ought.to lecrn | ro ropOSE TS sare Of the contract. ‘ as P2oPosaLs RORY, BaErine PAPER AND | zrainst the pational authority.” s to wait. Fuller intelligencé Will probably sErgreenle for Letter Balances.” an ‘diverted to Post Ornicy REraRtTNENT, t iiel e bring prigee Gown jnst as rapidly as they have | the Haig Assistant Postnrnster General, Washing: Washit Noto. D'C:; October 25. 1833, a2 oan Heine gene up, and then the “bulls” will Dave to | “03 Suwew Postmaster Gousesi, | Sealed Proposals will be revel ved us ment = — 13TH my ore 2 o’clrek, neon. es ER andt INE or the use tn the United fates. for one year from or ook out. Ireland was one of the countries LaG. | MALAGA GRAPES which had its crops badly used up awhile ago, | aioe PRs Reason Wr emapect ts ° re cy but Bow we read that the wheat Has proved to t ana ISABELLA GRAPES. aa is the Siet day of orado Territory has‘forwWaraed to the Commis- sioner of Indian Affairsa letter of Gen. Carson, commanding Fort Garland, Colorade Terri- tory, in relation to difficutues with the Indians Odtices ud after xt be excellent and welt saved. it will probably | direct fro! ‘New York. ‘JEW. ‘The sald articles to be Telivored free of expense | in Somthern Volorado. Gen. G: says that turn out 80, in other localities ccm nit 946 Pa. ave. det.lath andtsthate. | st the Blank Agencies Fe ear yc Denert | a war is nding with the Ute Indians, who have recently dri off'a lot of stock from the Huerfano, killing one man and taking prison- ers an American woman and four children. Pare FOR SAL8—One superior PIANQ, Buffalo, New York. ‘Tae WEEKLY Stak is now on our counter madedy Steinway, tn orde: The estimated quaofity of each afticle, and the for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the niutis, | Price Ge@eesh. Also for sale oF rent: ra auality hereof required at each agency, are, spe- containing, among much other reading matier, | terms. Apvly Fig Na Tt “The First Olerk’s Story,” an excitung and | street, > 33th and Jéth ste. 0¢ 25-2t* Well told narrative; full particulars of the | OR SALB—A fine BAY MALE; atx years old; difficulty between Governor Swann and the a wee atte: ants nearly pew Folice Commissioners: she Catholic Plenary Sgt § Rei covered Bebe ‘ogrder, Vounctl; the inter’s Strike; severat Humor- | OWA. Livery Staple, G st: » betw ous Sketches, with Domestic. Military, Naval, ene didiasuas si ‘oc do-3 = Distiet No Saat y peers hth ‘ reams of ra} og + 3 size, of matertal sand Guallty "oneal in all re te to that new in use in the Depart. west, to weigh 32 pow to the ream, and 10.060 pounds of Jate cag! mer sullabie ‘Twine | hard twisted, and tm balls, to weigh about ane prompt measures for the common nce, and states that the war, if instituted, will be one of bo trifling cler. He says alse that the Muaches are West, and will, beyond a bt, involvethe Tabanaches in the war. “it is reported that a7 : to the aificulty with the ental and Local News; Agricuiturai + BOO: The t 2,000 oe Hemp Twi boat 91 ier and Housekeeping Miscellany. ‘and the latest | NV RW,BOQKS The mabing of the American Gighth of an inch in dlemeten end he este m Santa Fe, under f ‘Telegraphic Dispatches from ‘al: quarters. Arner Farteloge Veliige 9: Banorolie Hietory welgh from one to two paabus sk Gouber u:eoses Delt hee eee et of Untted Stites. Handy. ook of Opithal tc Sar- District No. 2, at New York city, New York tof amilitary officer. It ap- DEDICATION OF THE PEAropY INatIT’CT2.— by Lawrence and Moon. ep hae | F 12.0 Boren end ‘Wrappia bape Sriniinr te bay that the Utes, at Maxwell's ranche. had le! ricaa . er - Li ‘The dedication of the Peabody Institute took Jew liugtraved. Pollx Holt. 4abracy | 27,000 pounds of Jute, or other Ferna aentier tb On account of the.death of place in Baltimore yesterday. Theceremonies ral Allin tae k Bar described imcensed one of their number by a Mexican sheep-her- nove). by im the estimates for District were very interesting, and atiracted a large and er UNS HEGNGR TAYLOR. : | 7 It bas been decided in the United States ereefion Of « monument to (+ memory Abraham Lincols, ia the city of . 8 Wasbiegtos rr the arrival of that It we votes tb carry ont that parpose + ‘West, an, on the 13th inst, | fll extent that the fends contrinuted—« $7,000—wonikd permit. This am. te ch Seaoceect Cooper mtended, as soon ashe.) got what the association had Ropes to en, Bad Inid In a supply of coal, to sail for Pensa- | will guiice Be pe prcceremtar x & SALIsin ‘ Florida, tor bread. t ten days: | fory Ststac r. Lincoin. erin maroie sae anigrpenigedn eye dpredeays ge T bronze, sed it fs proposed to place tt m fron: 1 On Sunday, the ith, the U. 5S. steamer Ta- the totersretion deep red OOW-nmall pic's | Jay Cooks & Oo." furaieh ths following | home, Liat. CommanderCituon, arrived from | Jadiaus avenue. “Tnir ean De recognized » jew Providence, bringing news of | All 8€ 80 admirable poethon, situated ou a vo. the iat herneine that has Jostas pod Bahams ranted he vero Bt the tptersection of tara. ‘Islands, and of theact that a large number of un oe it he t = that. pieenitenene, American vessels were on shore, on and about | with ibe of this association ot the Mantanejia Reef. He obtained one month's rations of bread from the Tahoma and the Yuca, and proposed to sail on the 17th imst,, to render what assistance be could to the yeasels y oubers way, and which had run on shore. He designed to re- | that had courted apon Tge coptributo from abroad was compelied to fat dack up turn then'to the eosst of Code. what it could raise in it=own vicinase. f = believed, however, that wiih the exception Punsorat—Goneral Naermem arvivell &© | We, cond vaieed tor the erection of ne saved town last evening, and is the guest of General | geiq monument at the bome and burial pla-s Grant. The two Generals occupied a private | of Mr. Lincoln, the sum collected by the Was) box at the National Theater iast evening | ington erarngeen babe wong eee — ay ’ H - association in tbe country, thase in the large a e-ppirsines SEDIEe 56 So m-oxcuiteds | and wealthy commercial cities not excepted health and spirits. -General Dick Taylor vhcchiahiticediibenias is At Welcker’s restaurant, on 15th street CRIMINAL Count, Judge Fisher —Yesw: -*--F. O. Prince, Esq., has been nominated for | a convicted of wees. w assac! t, | Wmeed tothe penitentiary at Albsny for pea eae Te Minth = B. poem ss year, Edward Wheeler, convicted of an assa | 2 Opposition to General Bunks. a - | apd batiery, to jail for one month: J Northend, of Salem, has been nominated in of larceny, to jail for two days. the Frith District, in oppusition to General Ward, for larceny, toore year im ibe peu Uer. ery. ay: Ubarles Smith and Moses Black, indictea : Jarceny. were called gs Fe oy when the f y % ¥ “(Q: ” named plead guilty. jack Was conics Curenit Goatt in New York that “Cash” means The es prebmeuncncel tribe nomeenn gis for owe year, and the lat.er for two years John Washington plead guilty of tarcen,y TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. And Was sentenced to one year in the pens tary Saar aie This morning, Jane Brown, indicted » GOVERNOR SWANN AND THE POLICE t ’ of & COMME NERS. Elizabeth Bryant, for the larceny of fr john Cox, wes found not guiky. Baker a The Inves - ‘own for defense. BaLTmore, Oct. 26.—The following has Armstead Holmes, indicted for an assa been received: and battery, with tntent to kill Minerva (» z was convicted. Baker for defense. The « ANKAroLis, Oct. 26.—The investigation ot | cused was charged with eutting off the wa the cherges against the police commissioners | fail of complainant, aod subsequentiy curt commenced 8t 11 o'clock this morning. A large — ae Aes cal ean obn Ashby and La mee Royal, indic number of witnesses ruses ines for buretary In breaking the dweiling of (1, ‘The counsel of the commissioners appeared | Molard ant esrrying off £90 worth of cham and announced that they came to Participate | pagne, clothing. &c., were found guilty in @ cross-examination of the witnesses, but _ Fee ET aa did not withdraw their plea agamst the juris. Gur Your Licexses —The owners diction of the Governor to pass final judgment, + mt gy 7 aay axprese henna on the case. * cily erdinance relat: ve to liceuse Mr. Schley, for the petitioners, objeeted to | 5th and 6th Wards yesierday there we ove the commissieners participating in the inyes- amenie ae a) oF Soest ot per im to tigation unless they withdraw their plea | fined $5 each by Jussice Handy, and remain against the jurisdiction of the Governor. der were dismissed. ‘The couneel are now arguing the point. ——> [S¥corD DreraTCH,) é psx Rostrre, ais might, py Magra The Governor bas decided to permit the | Cr ine sth Ward, toc posting beitio chateany counsel of the Commissioners to examine inw He was fined $5 and commicte. the witnestes. It is said he ciaimed jaris- | workhouse for 15 days in default of pay diction te try the ease .and Pass - judg- a ment, and that he was responsible to to | Pectin. <8 beret IE cere tribunal but the Legislature; and further, Hughes for huckstering without license.) .. that he would proceed with the case withou* tice Thompson fi ¥ rechnicalities. and intended to reach a decision not jater than Wednerday. He alsoannounced atti Georgetown. that if, m the course of the investigation, the GRAND Laxcwny.—Qesterday mornine. « innocence or guilt of the Commissioners should | * *tly hour, officers Harper and Cuon: £ to believe, from a perusal of the law creating | Families and ho Sre broken an- Gen, Carson suggests that the settlers take der these forced sales. oy see am arrested George Hea: hn Fail appear he woald act instantly, even in the ime ash of carry: ron nee. the rang mil Tmidet Of tne proceedings. George Hil, y lot of linen Phey wer SEER SSE yEgeaneasenmeee 1 Up in the station-house, and the oii + FROM EUROPE. by caren of Lieut. Essex, proceeded + By Cable to the Associa’ ress. Veetigate the previous operauions of the pris. gt iinet €fs, And discovered that they had been for sp-s time engaged in this way of carrying on the Lrverroot, Friday, Uct. 26.—The steamship Tag business. Gill was cmplaped. a the paper C..y of New York, ftom New York Oci. 13tb mill, and the rags were thrown from the th:: + bas arrived. enc Window into _ yard, from wher “cid enry was in the actof moving them. 1 SOUTHAMPTON, Friday, Oct. 96. he meas. | Searching the room occupied by Gill ship Bremen, from New York Uc. 13th, ar- | house of Elizabeth Cissell, a bag was t rived here to-day én route for Bremea. containing eleven pieces of army tent THE EMPEROR OF AUSTitIA. eight U.S. jinen mail pn as priso: : in 95. 5 im eustody awaiting eommitment wo jul = Pracug, ae %6.—The Emperor of Austria court by Justice Buckey. jas reached this city, and me. with a highly ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.—Yesterday, « « favorable reeertion frem the people and of- | Ger named Thomas Convoy, alias Joba © ficials. bors, was seen driving a very large white .ow KING VICTOR EMANUEL. which be saia he was driving to H. L. Offu::. FLORENCE, Oct. 25.—King Victor Emanue} | 2°" Tenallytown. Mr. Offutt had bough: ‘ne sow for $20, payable on de) ill make his formal entry into the city of % Venice on the 7th of November, picion of stealing the sow. He said first tn TURKEY. the sow belonged gad beg pase Officer: Bscertaiped at the racks 3 had no DoMEe See Mees OFT Sting hatte T eis ake slesane een, ete ee matly récognized the Hospadar of the Princi- little sober, he said that the sow did not belonz palities, and given him a reception at his to him, ang he was only, employed to drive palace, < mr. Oeats. Justice Backey holds Ste for . farther hearing, w: e owner, who is hepragpetcgietriiete ts gil othe aes 1 doubties: a resident of the First Ward, sha’! Lonpon, Oct. 26.—A report is current here apply atthe station-bouse and claim the ani- to-day that the Tycoon of Japan is dead. mal MAKINE DISASTER. Tus Parer Mitt Brinor anv Roav.—The Liverroor, Friday, Oct. %.—An arriyal | Prompt action of the Mayor and Councils in this importan here reports that the ship Saginaw Bontelle ics enteral satietaction. par punedne nr from Cardiff, which le& for Panama, was the speedy repair of the road and completion 0: joners, ‘ 4, bt . the Republican party give no countenance to burned at sea. No date is given. 1: is further | the bri ge ISApparenttoevery property owner. state were and the hope is expressed that the authorities a chat we lives. ip tad Will basten the work as rapidly as it can be COMMER EL AED PUTAMCEEL, done without affecting the interests of the Cor- Consols are quoted a: 50% for money. The tion. Tae property owners especiaily in- quotations of American securities are as fol- oe want the ‘work done early and weil lows>-U. 8. Pi ‘wenties, 65;; Erie railway = \< p Fiour axp Graix’ Mawxer —Demand for bares, 50%; Wins Central railway shares, flour active; especiall Jor bigh grades the ¥- city trade. ‘No vicceple iy Oe LiveRroot, Friday, Oct. 2%.—The cotton | and Tranmctuiops an- graduall; . market is full at 15d. for middling uplands. es prices machasged. and beiders firm. Prices have declined 4axd. on tae week. The ‘whest or cora in the market. Port or GrorerTown.— ers sales ofthe week baye been 6,000 bales, Ex; ther, master, etn i, Wokris taste? tee Baltimore, with merchan. The West Virginia Election. di.> to Distriet merchants. WHEBLING, WEST Va., Oct. 26.—The election ~ returns show gaims on the vote for the consti- Fo SALE UR BENT—A fine tone PIANO, { futional amendment last May, when the ma — ee paeere! jority in its favor was éeven thousahd. Hob- = wet, Son orem tt bos wal bard is undoubtedly elected to Congress, and | _oc 2-tf Boreman is elected Governor, This county is ia doubt, but the returns show Repablican Nn Ty ‘LE — id Land LATOR ES of tie weil corper a gains. t s.reet and Pemusy| y ar a he elle eames it cl Patte. ne eee Sot class new Patt 2 Voelen's Tebies, Tovatrs mor of Attempt te Rescue Him... —A ly, who ine fizet-clase ToxoxTo, Oct. 26.—1: is ramored that an at- a4 6. when ent, Coats, tempi will be made to reseue Colonel Lynch, 3 sonti — - ee! who was yesterday senterced to be‘hanged for | © et, Bear taking part in the Fenian raid. ac* —_—_—— SE SET OPES RTD ‘OV, Swann } Destiution tn: Alabama. GoveRron cumissron bas e™ POLICE AUGUSTA, Oct. 26.—Aceouats trom northern And central Alabama report great destitation | trom failure of the erops., Many of the planters have mortgaged their lands for supplies: bat ring the crops faieg the lafids are sold at rui A panctver war. and caw. M bet the:r beaks and scent the gore, county aloae | Which amon shall cram their maw. there are more suits‘on the Circuit Coart dock. et than there are voters. Meetings are being ba: Grind tears bens on Fee! Faw vied beld urging tne Legt-tatare to pass laws pre- | Will they mever give it o'er? venting the sacrifice of properiy. Give us bone dust mapure— pS easton cain: MG the ravaged we'll draw Affairs in Louisiana, ‘brice three hundred thensand more, Truer to that Fieg ye bore NEw York. Oct. bent i rs A New Orleans dis- | Than are Ye—for pe jaw, tes, Hon. J. F. Chaves, delegate from New | Patch says there is great indignatioa among yr te the administration men at the removal ot Mar- —_—— sball Bulli: and the «ppoimtment ef McKee. | IfGovernor Swann and the Police Commissioners The dispatch says Gdceral Steedman is to Sead aaa some mage Sons =*. 3 . lorme ; oe Sheridan in command of that bey ait i Bid py Governor Wells has had a conference with rey, @ fe cen ruit—whoever’s pot | wae J > der. ‘well becomingalarmed for thesafety | the military commanaer in reference to the | Bageeiuiin, all. ip o General way. 1000 pounds of everes Hemp Toiee; cimtsc th Lenk family, sent word to Fort Union about | ‘ial of the participants in the Jate riots. tee Saree eee apes remarkably atientive audience. A. telegram thet required for District Nov, the state of affairs; and one or two companies th 5 eee ior turae the Gommaleioners ont, ‘was read from President Johanson, in recpon-e PARIS ‘KID GLOVE DEPOT. District No.8, at Buffalo. New York. ‘were sent to his relief of the officers, it The Wreck of the Belle Barnard. ‘Rorrer will sell to's jan or Tork; to an invitation to be present, expressing re- 10,000. of Wra) ‘aper, similar to that | a) Becoming intoxicated, drew his pi-, | + " Va., Oct: 26.—The i art al. clothing,tv go work. gret that official business prevented his attend required for District Norke on ene-atche, one .of the pad | op oer Oke: V A» Oct. 26. stern portion ‘bis Oberch, or bis Mosque; and be'd mach ance. Prayer was offered Dr. Backus; afver Just received a full supply of 20,000 nds of Jute, er Twine, similar to chiefs of the Ute 4: hence the ond of the wrecked schi t Belie Barnard, of | @- s which. a formal address ef scleeee ns COUBVOISIEB’S AND ALEXANDRE’; t required for 0.1. fi : i, abe origuear ones Philadelphia, recently dritted ashore o1 Bod doar native country as blest eecan'be. Peabody was delivered by Gov. Swann. . Mr. ICE.82 a 7 A eth ET bed ond fm Bes tty 4 rae sige the ‘ining f one of their pi pene vend res Hebe ee oN sracned gs HR, KOPPEL'S uronic a. tectog, toacklay Neltngty Se “bit pefsonat ‘fe: | A180, 100 DOZER PARIS KID GLOVES, | _Pr¥°icis witibe received tor cach etre ans, Mw. FM Aray, Beerelary of the ipet | Sseoremns Sesion bptneeetiees Tere renee | Stee teem pepe coecene So Tae” Ficmbrances of Haltisnore Ix pas: eu sand ex- | in White, Black and Colors, pratady and saperetels for each t, er forall | New Mexico, writes, umder date of Oct. ashore and buried by the natives. ‘RE WasuincTon Gomcorar tneted ban during thoscutneta fencing tae AT 91.26 PRB PAIR, iarbe cautract or contracts wi bar Republican Nomination, PENSARY. . Teport of the Board of ‘Treetee wrastead, Te. 308. 5. MAY 200, garetel examantion for the pMOuarELinn. V2. Dot. 25-— At the Union overee ae Teeceaen naeeiee ieaue ite “ote-ed nb 308 Peansrtyanie svenue, sup which ba otis ‘to’ nominate’ candidates for wae thst be peer be inet ublic. After the close of the eeremonies, Mr. | _0¢25-2t!f be! weon oth'and loth ste. Iti nid. be. Toconstructed,ar the 1 of ‘Messrs. Hoyt and Baxter, who were voted | this csty, will openon MONDAY, the 29th inst. THB WHITE HOUSE. ‘and Iath. nade Shee bare een inthe Mirars Hi BED SASHES tke eee ees ‘There was the uaysi Cabinet Mecung to-day, Pilg Ree ideg en win eens the | on @ street, 314, between 18th ibe ceapec, hin. Tn the, eaning be was sad fee TATeL £8 everior BOT BED saguns, | Foursiter General At pro.rats b which was attonded’by Ait themembers: Noth‘ | nominated on the frst balled monic ys aitnity'b coons, Bee. the guest o: trastees at nner. To-mor- ye, . terds| ithe. meet. | out of 119 cast. 2 = @ Tow he will receive those whe nedire neni oc BU DEPOT, 568 7th strest Bud the Postmaster General reserves the right | Img of interdst trauspited apart from upon him, at the Assembly Reoms, betweea ——*. the ILTON & G0. on bis part of Increasing or Pr ange the ov ity | ing, and as usual om Oabonet days; there was pn RS Bf of the articieereaairad Sver of pe tbe weuharpeatesniant anemia Ffonens. Tadae Rigi cteet er re it morta 0. 4 er? of the pablic schools, marching in on | With white tails; young: perfectly f joa of such articlés no! the frou he-cifferent sections of the city, will be from so seers sauouoIR Post Ofices can be seen pt ber of the - ted ww bim in front of the Peabody In- | Sua COUPE Buginh bultd. "Adgrees Poo oon | Pamed saecles. ssameneennns aeitiey Box 1,707 New Haven, it. 0c 4-3 to furnish with their stutate. Owing to previous engagements, Mr. ~ Terecpanit he ram | rena 18@ PURCHASED A - ticle, ‘Be See able nnd (seas ‘mast bear mesa aie hn ly has declined toe dinner tendered to i) ofthe Ola be Peith the “SVanare to fernteh on article tyaeted tor “ck: Bava” | neva teen da of the Treasury, 6m the épecial recommenda, bum by the city authorities. take withoutfail. For few nichts brillant meteors have been toticed tm the beavens, tuom of Mejor Gen. 0. 0. Howard, Major Gen, |' « _ LOCAL. NEWS. nape o KNAP, BaQ.. ri the — ‘ # unite the rere, Jeaiatng tet Serra ptr seats teats: | TRG nat pada Foeiod Uy ily ne wt (3 ; ti owe red ionta oe T Fh ae ar “4 wa on 3b4 19t ipa | ALS Ee. Dallding, ‘aa balidine ta tration of the chaotic matter abont the 14th letter ER ae teeming magn eee | “ hall, to be “Lincoln Halt. prezimo., ‘Several Seton ‘meteors were ‘Avenue, near 6th street. | otscant Postenssiee. ft BA coeaser er Fu Sopa. * Pecelved from the seen "clock a _ Fee ae nt 2 managers Masonic Build- Se Fen ae £, RMRIOH wishes to inform his (riewis and thé | _% #¢-lawow met) EES gechiast Treasurer of tae Bt : © James Stepnens is expected to speak, for | public ye that he now keeps con- BNTUCKY BREAKFAST BACON —Bright | states. propositions were rejected, on the ip trying them. the last time in this country, at a Fenina meet- | stantly on rst Ess fresh every ‘and ‘euperior eqallgy. oe received. ———__-—___--- ground that such appropriation of the money Kid Gloves in the market at ing tn New York next Suaday. *HiewEN ES and LIQUORS cannot be act abies: lg InTERyal REVENUE —The receipts trom this | would not be ir accordance with the pu Davi 2 gar ex. @7 The Mexican muddle is more turbid. Call end give bim « trial. out: oc6 Cor. Vormont ev. and 15% stroct. source to-day were §692,086.86. Space. for which the contributions to the fand