The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1855, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6957. MORNING EDITION—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1855. PRICE TWO CENTS. ADTERTISEMENTS KEN:WED EVERY D NEW PUBLICATIONS. N AMERICAN NOVEL UA SARE RAPOMAZION. D. APPLET 2 ie @ now ready, ‘348 and 4 raidtay Now Yor y, sprasrecente Trt we ft 1 i a 0 cents, Bound in a novel or en ‘ole. “new Pie wes ‘aentined to create @ strong sei the readers of a among fiction ‘this production will bear a comparison with the best of its él forth American and U.S, Gaz., Phil. ne 8. work of art rig ot Enda even -a among Meresting wor ‘are con- Tnually su frem the ‘he narrative is I! ely, and alien Mnarkling wih animation, "= *s” Te. pis? ats passions {s intense, and the denouement a #0 silty asl bedi Heal justice as to satisfy even an ed novel reader. The personages are nol cold lifeless iy figures but living beings with earnest hearis, with whom the reader ‘instinctively sympathizes,—Penp. Inquirer, ISTORIC TRUTH AND ROMANTIC INTEREST. HENRY wigan Cow nl 1W BOOK. ey avin. Mis six wiv, as of King Heury and each of bie wives. 441 pp. ramos Pelco at sco prising King Waxey the Eighta, vet th, o fortunes and olan of Kasmeaine OF ANRAnOR married 109 Eepudinied, 1598, Bouern, married 1539; behead Sgr married Toad; Fepua ier [ride err! e 1 mae Headed! Ioit. Kamianine Pau, married, poet paid, direct from the sibtshees ster, “ORTON € MULL! 25 Park row, New York, and 107 Genence treet, Auburn, ‘T 18 PUBLISHED.—THE Jk UITS SAY THE “ES Nun’ is sotcorrect. The original documents are in our possession, and they are such as no injunction can reach, Gg bg nnouore i en og ea ‘as the true book. Or- ler the ** Escaped Nunj” price DE WITT & DAVENPORT, Publishers, Nos. 160 and 162 Nassau sireet, New York. PRETTIEST OF ALL BOOKS. Tinie Published on the 15 inet, the fairy tale of CIN. 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Prag coume any other rola ublish pare ‘Miss Louisa on) aa. sures the et API Cy of ‘the re ble A it 4 in which the publicadon ( Cinderella’) has been gotten up, work of and the whole for its beet — ase “The ilk tions of Cinderella are excellen’ ‘appearence ¢ Of the ite Work is so tamiefal that a continuation of the series will be looked bar leasure, {Government At West Paint valiaey Academy, 7-1 ‘The book (rade will be dealt with Te “All orders will be promptly atiended to, H. W. HEWET, No. 12 Dutch st. HE PANORAMA OF LIFE AND LITERATURE. Published monthly at the ofice of the Liring Age, Noston. MTENTS OY THE THIRD NUMBER—POR SEPTEMBER, My Lost Youth: By Protessor Lougteliow. ‘Twilight; Poem in Prison: Lossos. Memoir of the Rev. Bydney Smith, Would You? To Miss Nightingale. ‘The Lnsanity of King George 111. A Silly Song. Rinetie Pomona French Story of Love Lost Arctic Voyages ‘The Cochin China Corresponience. Sister Aune: Part IT. Alexander II, the present Exaperor, ‘The Vatican by Torehlight, Zaidee: @ Romance, Part V. : Part VI. Souvenirs Contemporains; Villemain. A Few Words about Jane Eyre. The Exodus Papyri. é Poet on oO ening. Fine Miadi rogue Poetry ot le Miss Jane Austen Pride and Pre ‘The Life of Faith;’ Be Sure you Ci Home Pleture; By the River. Bounete, by i. Westwood. The Angel; Bieginc. Curious Autograp! With many short articles, nainber of this work will contain articles of loading ai; grave und earnest, ye! not heavy; popular, nd zet of abiding vaiue. ‘To these will be added, in profuse'alnnidance and great reety, tales, pooiry, voyages, travels, and what ever—within the Bounds of sound taste and ood principle may be included under the largo bead of light reading. But ‘soon becomes wearisome, unless there elit and heartiife una soul, ’We promlae a Ages, dice, fc. For three doltars a yoar, received at the oftes of publeation, the — be peak ives of Post office in the United States. Two copies, tive doll aheee-ee copies, ten dolaraa venr. Cabs fo pay,thelr awn postage. ‘The voluines sce ch aaaheaaacragt A BLL: SON & 00., Boston, Office of publication in New York, at $43 Broadway. Va IN Se ie me 1236 Ceyyant Nal , (tts four ance, a rind remedios,) the culture of the grape vi vine Iie ait Salm and other matters of im of Oporto, in Forts ‘Tonk For aie at No, at No. 45 Beaver street, Ni fifteen cents in postage of the United State: THE TURF. ED HOUSE, “HARLEM.—T —THIS F bf aN PLAGE OF resort is now in complete order, and ‘Accommo- date the ee public, The "Gotham tad Baltic Base Ball Viv y on the tn ra attached (o house, and tad adond much tere of this Peautiful place, Ted a's WILLIAM a BROWN, ‘Propriewor. Tage eas tpROMTEN TS rile bebtns bent tres te dooce. agons, fi. Sood ‘ om Yady Fraokling D. Pulver N. B.—This match will come haar rd to weather. B, Proprietors. _ OTTING.— a PURSE OF Urese, wh ae ale iM nico of halt forfett, mile hea: best 3 in harness; also a parse of with an inside at of $800, two miles nnd repeat, 10 Wagons, 10 come off con 4 Tuesday, Oct. 2. Enirios ‘oc! on Vs 10, at 9 o'clock B." M., a! Falkland & Dir yee’s, corner of Kast’ Broadway and Catherine mre. Three of mére to make & rey and two to wrt. Ci to be deposiied at time of g. Raya excep purees. SHAW & WILITE, roprstors Fine oid brundies, ke. INGS COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY —AT ‘@ meeling of the Central Committee, held a! Toynbee’ Hotel, on Wednesday evening, Sept 12, 1865, it wa Resolved, and town commitices in the countyo Kings, cal mesdinge 1a their severe) cine, tne q Jace of meeting to be designated Dd) ‘9 ‘Abe sail commas }, for for the Purpose of organizuion ee adopting such mea urea es they may deem expedient for the protection af our constitutional rights and liberties in the forthcoming elecuon our fanatical and tyrannical commntes._ the committee do adjourn wot We afernoon, Sept, 19, at 20'cluck. THOS. TOYNBH, Preaiten. RONK, Vice President P. Crewreson, Secretary SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF THR 1.1QUOR ® Deniers’ Society are hereby notified that the clerk ix now ir respective a ddd Pel Boor. All bile not ‘Will be given (o a collector, and cha: Fe aun Office bours from $i ia oe and fom . M. © 75S. eauor, Secretary. S4cents per glans, N. R. BUNCE, Vice Presiden. LIQUOR DEALERS AND GROCERS—-NOTICE 18 hereby given, that we have now ‘shipa M 1S heck fordoges sod La, Mpcaelic: =: poperior as ind Law: py bg nn tte hy ro ogee atthe low. est market prices, in octaves, quariers in Sriginal paca, tte i United ed. tlatee bonded ach package being ActuMpanied by @ verulicate Bf impor taion trom we Collector of the Port, hereby avoiding iy by the Maine law All articles warrany nd old on liberal termes, by L. H. SIM ver street, EXCURSION! FISHING B. BANKS. Ts DOUBLE otis i ae J. Mae te vi are Bxcnsioxt = at pier No, 3, North river, Aa Sort er And refresmacnta it rept on Sunday. nished on board, Fare for the excursion 80 cents, RAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS — ebro come ersersiog Fe AS BACHUSEITS wi ‘an exc bens, ‘om Sunday. Sept. 18 1868 | The boat will een ak Welook, Pict No, 8 North river ar clock furniseed ‘on board. A band of music. will y the Peres oF. the recensione #0 conte, Mod seg been nwuled and repaired, offers « oy oven uy Cuber boat for excursions, having a -daneing #!oon 112 fee! font HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATS. — ae, —1 USE, NO. Ta HOUSE.. DELANCEY “He _ ie ran ‘eat padtet od, Nae, rv ®" * Ri Dee” ee decor Jo gaits or aingl ctnaa hovel RY SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION roe FAMILIES and sous S 6 Be ont can be found ae th fonae, Greet kept upon Wh Keropesd duced raise from tie pcos BRAT GLARK, Proprietor PERSONAL, CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED, WHOSE PERSONAL advertised for sale this day by the Sheriff, deems it me lo Keenaait, Se # man of business, to inform the pubiic, through the same channel, that the same waa entire); ‘and that the judgment was recovered iin nn action wherein rein thé undersigned was the p! yi 4 ‘st the neat note under tte ‘impression that perteko ed th nso! ent or embarrassed in his cireum- qianeene Efewreree the my be indebled to ‘call ai AU HOLLOWAY, Sen, Iron Founder. Yorkville, Sept. 13; 1865. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AMBRIOAS wouNG GEN. eman, who has recently lost his wife, 1s desirous of and exceedingly ‘Intelligent 6 at oy, ve socal nage, wih some highly respectable lady or parties, und wl poxsonn abnel im, an Mio pe referred, and where all the attentions of a kind be given and where the surround! him would be resale given and required, A: ‘tice COIN COLLECTOR WHO CALLED AT THE BANKING ‘office of John Hoope & Adams a tew days since, with old coins (0 sel), can now? find opps by yy as rene as Bank No PSOUN OOP: iG ADAMS, cing a sprightl as W., box ha 1172 Pos ($2,700) on a los of diamonds, at the Pa. cific Loan Office, will call again, he will confer a favor and Jearn something (o his advantage. Pacit Oftee, over the Pacific Kank, corner of Broadway and Grand street, FC. CH. I. DOES! NOT LET HIMSELP BE HEARD FROM, and that speedily, he shall have ample cause to regret it to the last hour of his life. Poporation WANTED—OF ELIZABETH RYDDY. Any information of her will be thankfully received by Mary Diyors, at 571 6th st., between avenues Band ©. When last heard from, ‘she was in Bleck treet, New York. She ix a native of Dungannan, Ireland, J? QHARLES M CARTER, FORMERLY OF BALLSTON, Saratowa county, is in this city or vicinity, by calling at 243 Jay street, Brooklyn, be will hear of something to “his ad- vantage. F THIS SHOULD COME TO THE NOTICE OF HER whose maiden name was Mary Scullion, who came to (his country in se ship Aabland, froin Queen's county, Leeland, she would oblige by Jetting he her mother, Eien Scullion, know Where ele fs, ‘Please address Charles ‘Shiviin, £38 Rivington sireet, New York. she is belleved to be in Meriden, Cor NFORMATION WILL, | BE THANKFULLY RECEIVED at this office of the whereabouts of any of the heirs of John Hunter, deceased, formerly of Paterson, N.J. Address &. R. X., Herald oftice. OHN CAMPBELL RALSTON.—JOHN CAMPBELL Kalon, formerly of the Britishzarmy, and late of Muss burgh, Scotland, will greatly oblige the nitvertiser b forward- ing either his own iress or that of a friend through whom a pees oor ata ry reach . Address box 754 Post office, jew Yor! HE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED UP A NOTE BOOK and newspaper in Fullon street, near Broudway, will confer n favor on the lover by Jeaving it at 217 Fulton street, N, ¥., and be suitably rewarded, Uh hee fades ag AN WHO GOT THE TWENTY (620) BILL hanged ii nth sireet, onthe 10th inst.,i9 known, He will please tall ‘and reclaim if, or be dealt with according (0 We pA HENRY CLARK, OF ROCHESTER, N. Y. riend at the how Hotel, . and also the 14th instant, betw. TO, AND THE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN $75 personal expenses pal of, any person who will give, wee curly to drive from the premises of a large establishment rata, ants, in 15 or 2) days’ time. Apply to HOBLET MARTIN, Cly Hotel, Jersey City. REWARD--LOST, ON THY RSDAY, THE WTit inst., a black and fan terrier do; had ‘on when lost a ‘brass collar, with owner's name and ence seratehed Whoever will retarn him to 224 Third avenue, will receiv: above reward; it being much valued as the gift of a (riend. REWARD.—LOST, IN ONE OF THE BROADWAY $5 es, going from Union square to ‘Twenty seventh sueet, on cone of the Eighth avenue cars, from Twenty sixth wie containing a safe key sud erson except the owner, by leaving the same at al the will be ‘Twenty-sixth sireet. REWARD -LOST. ON THY, 12TH OF SEPTEMBER, a gold seal ring, with a dark stone, The finder, who change place, will get the above rewar. YDER, care Born, Schlieper & Haarhaus, REWARD.—LO&T OR STOLEN, ON SUNDAY morning, « white poodie int, Whoever will return the to 49 Wooster street will receive the above reward. REWARD—LOST, ON MONDAY, ITI INST. A small memorandum book coniaining papers, &., of 1 Yalue fo any person but the owner. Any person, returnin eriber Will receive the above sum and the thanks THOMAS KELLY, 83 South sirect, $5 delivers it at 50 Ys NS LOST, ON THURSDAY FORE. J” noon, ‘13th, In the Hudson Etver railroad ears, between Albany and Peekskill, a small dark blue morocco pocket diary for 1855, containing seven Great Western [linots coupons, fifty doilara'each, due October Ist, (the payment of Shieh has been stopped.) ) and other papers nly useful (o the owner, finder will be auitably rewarded by leaving (t at TRISON € PHINNEY'S. Ga Putten stent I ST.—A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND | Upped wih white, answers to the name of Wax; was seen at Sing Sing, on Thursday Inst, with two scissors who enticed him from my premises the day pr ws reward will be paid for the return of th op. 11, 1886. 8. 9,4 while Spanish poodle dog, one year old, of medium ize, face and lege to first joint shaved. nose black and white; answers ‘o (he name of Oharley. Whoever, will retura the aioreraid dog to No. 10 South Third street, Williamst give information where he may be found, shall recel above rev reward, and no questions asked. “O8T OR STOLENSON Tit. 13 POCKET omtaining money, checks, oles, draft, don 10.8 ievge ment has been stopped. Lf the flader will tring the pocket books. intact, to the undersigned, be will be rewarded, ond no questions ask GEO. K, LERFE, 225 Fulton street. Lost, THe UPPER PART OF THE CITY, ON THE 4 12th inet. old hunting watch, marked on the back “Ursula. the y lor will be sat ixfa ily rewarded by leaving it at % Chambers street. O8T—A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, FROM Washington Garden, Willamsburg. The calor of the dog black, with white Ups on bis hy id tail. Whoever will return him Will be suitably rewarded, OST. ON TUESDAY MORNING, 11TH INST.. ABOUT 4 So'clock, hewween First and Grand streets, through Fi ridge, about $1,200, of which wae thie ‘late teoney, and $400 city; one $8 counterfeit bill on Ocean Bank, and ond $2 on MUtord Bou. The bills were put up in $290 packages, and srapped, $100 reward will be paid for the recovery of the money, by applying to L. SAMUEL, 210 Eldridge swree', iano, of tine tone and nearly new; re Can be seen at the office of M. L, sau street. $300 re. -rrepie, CARVED, SEVEN OCTAVE 0; Will SHELDO 86.7% —BANJO, TAUGHT ID ms, $6 in advan dences, Stance rom $190 10 $25. in the evening (rom 6 10 8. B. At J) Cohen’ AY PROFES od of. producing voice became ro celebrated in Tialy th ecting him professor inthe Ac For ‘erm apply at his residen wer sir W. LADD & COS PIANOFORTES TRIUMPHANT AL. aithe great Paris ExhibitionHaving been awa ibe highest prize medal, ax being the best pianoforte in the exhibition, there being more than three hundred tor compe tion. The above celebrated insirumy with the largest ead pianos in this city, are for sale at corte wareroums, S19 Broadway, SIX EASY LESSONS, Papila taught st their rest Can J seen all day, and DBs, Banjoist 60 Hudson alt AT SACRIPICE~GRAND DIAGONAL rosewood pianoforte: elegant case, by ad Warranted: Will be sold for, $200 Owner leaves (he ely ti nib sureet, from 10 A. M. to NSTRUCTION ON THE PIANOFORTR.—A FEW MORE upiis Wan'ed, by « Indy experienced in leaching; terms anode rate Address, or apply to, Teacher, No. 138 Sixth ave. PAUKOTA & MARSCHALL, superior ial M RVE yest maker. been used few days. M mou: un be seen ac MANUPACTURERS OF USIC AND FRENCH TACOHT BY A LADY.—FoR erm upply \o Madome T., 27 Bond siroet. Mees L! MUSICAL! MUSICAL!—THE UNDERSIGNe hat be reaps.” 1a be seen and heard ony rem OAM ul the office of Menge, Be Lag ‘ 6 Eas teeporers of tev. second Boor, se NG oy rare that he wil resume bis wil fer) obliged if they will ed to commence. Renidence $7 en premium es —G. ail a ter BARMORE, NO Bleecker sireet, baving been exter ioe wwenty Zears, o€Ne 8 large assortment f slogan’, superior lowent Having new style of plano, iran dag Milegonal, indy woulk call parte cular attention of pr soni lf ‘Pianist ws peal og pnd PLAY IN A DANCING ACA ia gequalnted with fancy dances and s deenaneca trom 3 ‘® oP ‘and from 4 to 1 in the evening moderate. Apply at 786 Broadway Sto6P M py a raiGer RiGkS REDUCED—8I iibert & Co's, Ji second hand pianos at $90, Wee & Jo (SRW, COMMIRSON PAPER WARE vue 23 Ann street, one door from re wibey, vv ork.—Paper of tit made to order on (a5 ek te pe boeken eee yon hand, tor on reefing bonnes Cism wu ps, Wal mat [oe Goode 6 BTS gs porte, “CITY POLITICS. GRAND HARD SHELL COUP D'ETAT. Excitement and Consternation among the Office Seekers and Strikers What the Hard shell General Committee Did Last Sight. REJOICNNGS OVER THR MAINE VICTORY. CONFERENCE WITH DANIEL 6. DICKINSON. MOVEMENTS OF THE REPUBLICANS. &e., &e., &. The announcement in yesterday's Hxmarp, that the Hard Shell General Committee were about to dispense with the primary elections this fall, and nominate all the candidates themselves, produced no ittle excitement among the politicians and office seekers, who repaired in great numbers to Stuyvesant Institute last night to try and influence the action of the General Committeo. On arriving at the Institute our reporter found the barroom, hall and street, swarming with politicians, strikers and loafers, highly excited and venting loud anathemas on the purposes of the new movement, So high ran the feeling that the proprietor of the ball became alarmed and gent for a posse of the Fifteenth ward police, who re- mained until the adjournment of the committee, to pre- vent the politicians from indulging in the rough and tumble knock down and drag out 0 congenial to their tastes. Among the lobby members were Richard Con- nelly, James Furey, Justice Connelly, Harry Howard, Hon, Thos. J. Munday, six or seven of the candidates for Corener, besides a host of smaller office holders and office seekers. ‘When it was announced that the committee had de- termined to dispense with primary elections and do the nominating themselves the crowd separated in avery bad humor, This action of the committeo, it was argued, was most tyrannical, and far exceeded the famous 5th of August movement of Dan. Sickela in 1852; while the members of the committee, in reply, stated it was the only means they had left of preserving their organiza. tion intact, aa the softs and Custom House peopie had everything 9 ranged to carry the primaries and fuse, which the Simon Pure hards would uot listen to, and henee their action. ‘the committee organized by Horace 8, Clark, of the Eighteenth ward, being called to the chair, and ‘John Y. Savage, of the Fifth ward, and J. W. Boyce, of the Twen- tieth ward, acting ax Secretaries. After the reading of the minutes the tollowing were read:— To ru, Democratic Ruruniican Gexxnst, Commarree:— In maturing « plan for constituting the several conventions for the nomination of candidates to be supported by the demo- cracy atthe approaching election, pursuant (o the resolution under which your commlitee act, Your commiice have, ehor careful deliberation aud general consultation with democrals both within and withous the General Committee, whose coun sels merit our highest respect. unanimously eone!uded that the time and opportunity bas arrived for the national democracy, through its General Committee, the responatbie tives of the party. adept a plan for dhe variow conventions,” which Will not only secure to the wi eneies a commanding voice in’ the selection of the general county and Senatorial tickets, but will restore to the wards that over their local aflairs, of which they were hereto- fore deprived, Your committee, therefore, uianinonsly re. commend that the system of prunary ele pon under whieh the primary political aflairs of this city have gradually passed into frresponelule hands; © aystean that has fontered ant sup: ported w clnes of tmen whone services are at the vid. of he unserap ulous eandida‘e for polilical position, to the preju: dice of worthy men who shrink from improper means of ole vation, or whose pecuniary condition forbids Ui system which, by {ls association with bility for acts of brutal violence, has driven qui cHtizens from any participation in the pri in which, by shameful corre a, hak packed Conventions with the jous individnals, and by. the. mot Unscruptlous abtise He confidence, effected the nommation of persous repu to the majority; that this system be now. abandoned. and that (he General Commitice ax a} he representatives of the democracy of the county, and Its thdividual members as pre reniatves of the wards, provi for the organization of tions to nominate a weneral Ucket for the county and f Senatoria} districts, and re-com ihe ety Cull power omance of this recomtgendation, your committee rs nexed resolutions aud plan Resolved, That a judiciary convention be held on Thursda: the 20th day of September inst., nt the committee room of the Demoe ratle Republiean General Committee, No. 643 Broad purpose of nominaiing candidates for the follow ing odlces, to be supported by the national democracy at ie ensuing ele Due Judge of Judge of # art of Common. Ple perior Court, aud one Judge of the Marine Cor; such con Ventlon to consist of three delegates from each ward, one of whotn shal! be named by each member of the general cominit tee, from his respective wurd; and in case of a vacancy is any ward, or the disagreement of the members from the ward, the weneral e commiliee shal! select the remaining delegate, or dele a ad from euch ward to sueh convention. ‘olved, That a elty and county convention be held on Fri day, the 20st day of September, inst,,.at the same place, for the purpose of nominating candidates ior the following oices Counsel to the Corporation, County Clerk, Sheriff, Commis sioner of Repairs and Supplies, street Ci doner, Com troller, City Inspector, Governor of the Almahouse, nud four Coroners, “Such convention to consist of hive delegaies each ward, one of whom shall be named by each mem! the <eneral Committee from bis respective ward, and (wo by the delegation irom each ward ora majority thereat, and 1 care of vacancy in any ward, or disagreement betw members of any wi then the General Committee such remaining de te or delegates o such convention. Resolved, That each member of the General Committes within the respective Senatorial distric's appoint one democra- Uc elector from his reapeciive Ward, as a delegate to a Seana rial convention, to nominate a candidate for State Senator. Such convention to be held on Monday, the 24th day of ——, at the following places: Third district, Cs, 22, 34, 4th, Sth, and 6th wards.) at| — Fourth district, fit son 1b, nil 17th wards,) at —— Fitth district, (sth 14th wards.) at ——. Sixth district, (Lith, 12th, 16th, igh, Usth, 19h, 20ch, wards.) at ——| ‘And that in case of a vacancy fn any ward, or the dian ment of the members, the General Commitice shall sels remaining delegate or delegates from such ward to such con vention, Resolved, That ibe members of the General Committee from each witbin the Sixth Judicial district, appoint tive democratic ‘electors from their reepective wards, to a conven to nominate @ candidate for Police Justice in walt district, conyentien to be held on Frida: ber; and that in case of a vacancy in any ward, or the dlsa greement of the members, we eral Committees shall ap- point ihe remaining delegate or delegates from such ward o sald convention. Resolved, ‘Tha: ihe Word Commiliees elected under the cal) certified and approved by the members ot te Democrat ublican General Commitiee at Stuyveannt Institute, pro- ceed, on or before Tuestay, the 2h day of Reptember, ‘ine’., to supotnt delegates to the following vonventions, and tn desig: baie the place oi mecting, excep. where herein otherwise pro. vided, viz — In bach ward composing on entire mae aint five delegates to an Assem! Cc riday, the 28th day of ——, Assembly In each ward comp: int five delegate . the 2iat day of Septem ing part of an Assembly district, toap ably District Convention, 10 ve held on Friday, the ‘ath day 0 ——, at the following places — First a) ‘Thir 1 Firat district, Second district, Tenth district id wards, at th wards) al — Ninteenth and Twenty-second a Twenty Are. wards.) mtaining but ane Councit district, fifteen dele ention, to be on Motlay, the lst iy or nominate candidates for Councilmen and charter off cers Tu each ward containing more than one Coungi! district, Ove ip each Counci) disiziet to a Comne y¥, the 3d day of Oca Couweltman, and 'o meet in joint’ convention on Monday. day of October, to notninate caflidla'os for charter officer ERASTUP W. GLOVER, Kleventh ward, Chairman, JOSEPH M. MARSH, Teuth ward, GEO. F. ward THOMPEON, Fifteenth itt thw. ehicenth ward enth ward. New Your, Sept. i ‘The only opposition to the above was from Jon Mowum, of the Heventh ward, who bitterly oppored proposed action of the commiites. The ayes ant ni being at length called, resulted as follows:— Ayer—Nicholas Dimond. Joweph } nse ‘kburn (Thomas Htewar’, First ward: Joho J Tait, Michael Ryan, Walter Joyon, A J McCarthy, EC West, Janes Hackett, Pluir’ Win iv a, Hlenry'M Downes, Joun Casey, You: Kobert Mefntyre, Jobn ¥ Savage, Jr, Fith ward; Thomas J Barr, ‘Tames Pesiowan, vn Kinclatr, Sixth ward; Gearge F {iden. Joho Palnton, Seventh ward: J jobn 8 Haskins, Sarnorl anne iar, Faghih Gust A Conover,” Clover, Kink meee Wt Daniel it tant, Jono hharsino%, Tenth wer Glover, Edwin Hout Kleveah Patrick Munn, Twelfth ward Charion | mh, BG Rewiine 0 bares Vouncenth ward: Patrick Suydam,’ Mooney, Fourteenth ward, Hea) # Hart. Georae F Hamnel ine, D. Me dregor, PhILIp Decker, Bisteepth ward, Jomen Murphy. Beroniaeath ward Horwee ¥ Clark, Weare D Parson, Wm Wiake, Fug teenth ward: Mr , Jama C Roi 4, Ninmwenth Fare LeRoe: ye arcs Ewreneth ward: Timah, Poaly, Sue Seni ee wenty fret ward: Pa'rick Masterson, W Wonk enw John O Toole, Twenty secoud a Neye-Jobo prelaag Eleventh ward, John G Kip, Nine teenth ward Alwent— T Gallagher, Reventh ward; Ch W Houten Ninth word; Barfle:t Staith, Twelfth ward, Geo © ¢ Pid. ward! Jobo M Seaman, Abram G Grasto, Seventernt Pever H Sweeney, Twentieth ward The National Democratic lie Convention of the Demorrwtic B mbhewn General Committees of the ely and county o New ‘ork, on belalf of themaeives and their cous’tuenie herr armest congratuiator ize 10 the of Maine nia posed to M: and new fineied pbultion repabiiempian: Ing Meving that t clon in the tot only there tut here. by nod im favor of them INTERTEW OF THE HARD SHELLS WITH DANIEL 8. DICKINSON. After the hard shell committee adjourned, they pro ceeded to the Metropolitan Hotel to pay their respects to Daniel 8. Dickinson, who is stopping at that place. Hon. ‘Thomas J. Barr, in a few appropriate remarks, introduced the committee, whereupon Mr. Dickinson expressed his gratification at meeting with the Democratic Republican General Committee of New York, whose principles, which they had stood by through evil and good report, were his , and whore general action be cordially ap- of. The commitive had tried to earry out Kane principles that were for the good of the democratic masses, and he felt he was among trends, and it did bign good to sve them, These have ge trying times to those ye vias to preserve. lntac the good teresta of the cratic party, for an age of bargaining, of cor- ruption, and the deserve commendation who Mave had the virtue to nd the blandishments of office and Pog It is ~ ote continued Mr. Dickinson, for #un- shine patriota; we must have more steadfastness of prin- ciple; and rest assured that success will ultimately be ours. After again assuring the committee of his good wishes, Mr, Di -Kinvon concluded bys them good the members of the committee wore intro- duced to ti hard shell leader, they took thier departure. REPUBLICAN MOVEMENTS—REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ‘OF SIXTEEN. ‘The second meeting of the Republican Committee of Sixteen, appointed in the republican county meeting at Free Mason’s Hall, Sept. 2, was held on Wednesday oven- ing at the Mercer House. In the absence of Mr. Ketchum, the Chairman of the committee, Luman Sherwood, of the Sixteenth district, was called to the chair, and R. Lamont acted as Secretary, At the call of the roll, the following persons anawered 0 their names:—District 1, R. H. Lamont; 2, F. Mesful- in; a, D. H. 1H; Kahn 6, Jos, bray Ail a real & o. 0. aigh 9) W ‘iam uryea; 14, enw cl Mr. Dvnvea moved the suspension of the reading of the minutes, ua the Secretary did not bring them with Mr. MeMv11xy, Chairman of t tex, presented Kome manuscripts = the list of ich he had takem of the minutes, which he made in the shape of a report, to which Mr. Lamont, the Secre tary protested, and said that that report was not from the Secretary. Mr. Bunt, of the Thirteenth district, moved that the minutes ax read by Mr. McMullen, be adopted, which on a division, was declared carried. The Committee on Finance, aj meeting, consisting of Messrs. dei called upon for a report. Mr. Liicit said it was the first he had heard of his ap- pointment, and declined serving. He named Mr. Mba) who also declined, stat: that he hed the lumbago. was moved that Mr. Kel substituted ia place of Mr. se, th. Carried. Committee of Correspondence, who are to procure ween to the County May Meeting, which will proba- be held at the Broadway Tabernacle, Sept. 19, report ed progress through Mr. Blunt, chairman of that com- mittee. ‘The Committee on Delegates to the State Convention, Messrs. McMullen, Sherwood, and J.B. Swany, Kaliroad Commissioner, reported a list of delegates to their Chat ‘The presentation of this liat of delegates, to vent the whole city in the State Republican Convention at Syracuse, produced great exoltenvont; and before the Seeretary could obtain a list of the names of theve Jele- fates: they were, on motion of Mr. J. Kennedy, of the fifth war red back to Mr, MeMollen, the chairman of the special Committee on Delegates. ‘Mr. Blunt se conded Iir. Kennedy's motion. H. C. Born, of the Thirteenth ward, moved to add two more persons to the Committee on Delegates. Mr. Retd suid all the delegates reported by Hr. MeMullen were « good men, Mr. Leigh satd he had beon chosen by the re. publicans of his own ward to be a representative in of their interests at the State Convention, and. spe favor of Mr. Berry, one of hia fellow delegates to Syra- cuse. Mr. Leigh then referred to the efforts now bein; made for organization by the republicans of the city ond county of New York, and alluded to the general commit toe of three delegates from each ward, ol which Le had the hovor of presiding temporarily at ils formation. Bat one ret of delegates auld be sent from each district and those should be elected by the people of the several feta, after a full and fair notice of the place for hold ing the meetings, After some tarther debate, Mr. Boyd's mott (wo to the delegate nominating committee was | Mr. Biust took the occasion to define his political posi- tion, and denied the statement which bad been givea #9 much currency to of late, that he was fishing for the no- ation for Attorney General, aud was therefore rous of procuring the election by a county committee oi a packed delegation to Syracuse for any such purpose. ir, Horp exprowed his indiguation at the atieupt ‘eing made to foist a list of delegates upon the peopie of New York, over the regularly chosen ds tos of the publicans of the several districts. It was wrong, and the people woul never submit to it. Other delegates were equally indignant and outraged at auch pre rig. Mr. Wittiam Fees, of the Sixth Assembly district, (Fighth ward,) presented a written protest against the proceedings which had so far been taken by the reprosen- tatives of minority of the Committee of Sixteeu who had been appointed at Free Mason's Hall. We herewith present a copy of his rRoTesr, member of the Committee of Sixteen meeting held at Free Mason's Hail, ents ‘against the action taken by an overbearing ma) { this committee this evening, in selecting at random, and in opposition to the rights of hand every Assembly district, the delegation to re prevent the eclty and county of New York at syracuse; and the republicans of the county having neglected to take action on the 16th of August, (parsaant to the eall of the State Commiitee,) | consiier all proceedings taken by this committee sinee its organization as void to all in- tents and purposes, as it has been decided throughout the State of w York, where the delegates have been generally chosen by single districts nated in the State call. WILLIAM PEEL, Sixth Distric' The protest rained qui breeze in the camp. Mr. Bivnt objected to its consideration in toto, and moved that it be returned ite author, or laid on the table Dr. James Kennedy, MeMnilen. Lamont and Laigh all apeke. The protest was laid on the taple, ‘The Committee on Rooms—Messrs. Kennedy, Peel and Kehn—were called upon to report. Dr, Kennedy was not aware that he was on the committee. reported, bee appears to be great wtrife in thiy Committee of een about the representation of New York in the State Conve ntion of Republicans, one party favoring the appointment of delegates to Syrncuse by ® special com- mittee of three, and the othgm preterring the district ayriom of representation We aro requested to state that this Commit teen has no connection with the Hepabican ‘General Committee of three bag al rom each of the can Ward Clubs iad this e! This evening of the reveral Aw Committee of Three to inted at the Inst nd Duryea, were to add it The undersigned, appointed at a pul hereby solemnly Progres z ublican ed by the rey p the State purpore of n of n) ne of all cont netheds DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION, A meeting of a number of the delegates elected by teversl Avsembly districts met last ¢ ts Broome treet owing to some am n the fs publishes) purned wo moet at place th evening at 8 o'eiock. ELEVENTH WARD FREF #O1L REPUBLICAN CLUB. Last evening the members of the Free Soll Republican Club, of the Eleventh ward, and others desirous { joining, met at No. ¢ singet, between are aves The following gentlemen ieors of the clubsPrevident, Freeman Hiscox; Vi aiden Charies Perley, Jobn Lewis, William Gay, Dar Treaeurer, Jchn ¥. Phillips: Corresponding Allen Cameron, Rece Sergeant st-arme, J eoretary, (itorge W. Barre Henman. the r whereupon Mi © beliewe and do affirm ¢ ur national existence when f every lover of our constitution, ¢ nd of the greates express, b ext political art o principlen « a! the extension of » y We advocate a strict regard vidos! ighte winder the constitation of th und divavow any inten to interfere w stitution where it exis tate Lew Third—We hereby unltedly, to wee all boborsile to prevent the extension of slavery of the United States Attached to the above are the namos of euch citizens of the Hleventh ward as are favorable to the republican free wll movemm ournel ven and consti r withia the Alter this declaration’ real the meeting wax a dressed until half past nine o'clock by Mr, Sherwuol and others. An adjournment was then hal THIRD DISTRICT WHIG An#EMBLY CONVENTION, ‘The whig Assembly Nominating Convention met last evening at No, 22 Madivon t, and sdjourned to meet e plaoe for the erat WHO TWELPTH ARSEMDLY DieTRICT CoxvENTiON. This Conven the Broad vlog, at ay Of some preliminary nts ae the whig thanking the Coavention for the conterred wyon bim, and y iediog b carry cut fhe principles of the papiy tive » +, of “Heary Cay ant Daniel W oot born W dis—protection to A: nai improvereete, the nem-extena se but fret of all, the preservation of tv SIKTRONTH DUNTRIOT WHIG AGUEMBLY CONTENTION. ‘The Assembly Nominating Vow vention of t ¢ High teen oad Twenty Gres wagde, moet lest ereeiag, Mr. Charcky)’ of the Kighteeath ward, presiding. A conference com- mitter of two from each ward (including the Chairman) was appointed, to rapes the name of a suitable person for the whig nominee for Assembly. The committee con- tlete of Mall MeCave, ot thei Twenty first ward, Boles and Churchill, of the Eighteenth ward. The con- vention then adjourned. SIXTH YOLICK DISTRICT CONVENTION. ‘The Convention for the nomination of a Police Justice in the Eighteenth and Twenty-first wards, where Justice Pearcy offictates by appointment of Gov. Clark, met again last evening at O'Donnell’s, corner of Third averue and ‘Twentieth ens H. Burleson, of the Eighteenth ward, presid - H. Cooper, of the Twenty first ward, berth irene. fe Tellers—James M. Odell and Laidy be, er. Bix ballots were taken for delegate at large, tt ehoice, (he vote standing every ballot, 6 for Jona i Caner of the Swenty-first ward, aud & for Joka Sam) ‘the proniineat candidates for the nomination of Potice Justice were:—Justice Pearcy, of the ee ward, and James M. Flandreaw, (Lieutenant of Police.) of the ‘Twenty-first ward. The claims of the latter were advo- cated by Messrs. J. M. Odell, Dennis McCabe, Thomas J. Garland: and the former by Chartes €. Murch, Leidy Bilger, and George (. Dellows, Adjourned tor two weeks, TO THY EDITOR OF THK HERALD. New York, Sept. 13, 1855, My name having been several times mentioned fm the Tiekatp and other journ: im connection with the nomi- nations of various politica! o1 rations, L wish to say that I'am not now, mor have | ever been, « voluntary candidate for public office of any kind, LF, COOLEY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. DETAILS OFT THE AFR AFRICA'S NEWS. Reports of the aie English and Russian Com- manders on the Battle of Traktir Bridge. PATH OF THE DAN (UBIAN PRINCIPALITERS. DETAILS OF Le, oumnecTON " aniTis INDIA. INTERESTING FROM CHYNA. Our London, Parts and Shanghae Corres- &o. Our London Corresponience. Lonpon, Auguat 31, 1866. The Late Victories of the Alliee—Great Cry and (tthe Wool—L'rompects of the War—Administration Reform im Prgland— Russian Diplomatic Intrigves—Spain and the Naw York, Sept. 12, 1886 United Stater—Mr. Ruchanan Going to Naly-—Theatriaal I perceive by your paper of this morning that you have Ia ‘WMoekial Gecotiestee Chas . at Jour lst ve one of the cardidatce for the | tt Musical Gowip—The Cheulier Wikof and Lord pluced me in your nomination of Sheriff, by the democratic party. 1 would feol obliged if you would contradict the same, as fam not, and not intend to become, a candidate for any oftice thin fall, but intend to support ‘with energy the candidates nominated by the democratic convention. WM. M. TWEED. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New York, Sept. 19, 1866, I regret exceedingly thia morning to hee ny name once more among the list of democratic candidates for office. Will you be #0 good as to correct this error, ax T never Palmerston —An Old Buroran Be Caught i a Vantaa Trap The London journals this past week have been filled With exaggerated details of the last skirmish in the Crimea. Great attempts are mute to convince the crédulouy that it was a grand battle and a wouderfda victory, and that small detachments of French and See- dinians defeated the entire Ruslan army, Instead of carrying morality amongst the Turks, it would appear yet aitked. nor could T expect, « nomination from any | the English correspondents had caught the Oriealall party with whom T have never heen associated in any | fashion for gorgeous lying-t ly, th red i, 5 gorgeous lying—for, really, the manner AR ME ive SEOs | whtals ake eee Batorind Kemeh Wp nothing else. We Brooklyn City Politics. + | cam bardly wonder at anonymous correspondents boldig GRAND DEMOCRATIC FUSION MEETING. ‘The spacions hail attached to the Brooklyn Museum waspretty well filled last evening by the democratic electors of Kings county, who assembled for the purpose of effecting a fusion between the two great opposing elements or divisions inthe ranks of the ‘“unterrified democracy.”’ ‘The meeting was organized by the calling of Mr. Jolin F, Hennesy to the chair, and the appolat- ment of Asa Stebbins ua Vice President, and Mr. Oliver Coster and Alderman Muleahy as Secretaric ‘The Caray then briefly addrossed the meeting stating Its objects to be to endeavor to bring about « union between the demooratic party, fur the purpose ot offering a stern opposition to. the new secret organiza tion, known ay Know Nothings, who wish to doprive all foreigners of the sured and inviolable rights guaranteed them by the constitution of the United § Hen at nome length and was mi Hon « Kuiuy, of New York, Mr Hinas followed in succession, and denounced, mont bitter terme, the new native Amertean proserip. tive party, who, Mr. Hiran said, “bold their orgios and councils gt the dead hour of midnight, whon pitehy darkness covers the face of the earth.” Mr, Jony Kxity said that the time had come people should speak and act fo: t distinction of party, hards or softs. ee of the pe he naid, bo hoard: « cireulating the grossest deceptions when we neo the French Finperor setting thom the exampie—as in tds letter written the other day to Genera! Velinslier, whore he pretends to have positive information that the Rue signe cannot hold out during the ensuing winter at Sebaa- topol. What gobemoucher must Louls Napoleon take the public to be to suppose they would swallow such «! ue this! What is to prevent the Russians holiing oat foe next winter, ora dozen winters more’ What informa- tion can he have, more than anybody else? A moment's reflection will ahow that it is only a penny-a-linee’s artifice to calm the impatience of the public, and te cover over the humiliating position of the allies. Tere are four nations united against one, aud with all thede boasted wealth and superiority, they are compelled te fabricate victories they cannot win, The Singlish publie are quite disgusted with the way things golng on, and the Times of this morning ridicules the idea of fete aad armies costing one million sterling a week, actoally doing nothing bat keeping out of harm's way, The commas= ders of both are plainly accused of cowardice, as cou- trasted with the men of past tines, If Itusls peesete in the war, which she certainly will, she will sucosed im throwing Ragland in great confusion, little short of rewe- lution, for the people are getting more and more alek of the incapacity and corruption of the aristocrey. ‘The administration of Lord Valmerston has thua far a , rapid aie ap get sori the apo been a downright failure, and if he con't retrieve hime Mr. Mavow wished it to be understood that he dit not | self before long we are likely to eclipse of ariata- oppore the Know Nothings because they were an Aimeri- | tocratic cabinets, and the entrée of the widdle classes ean party, but be they proposed violating the con. 0 the ent througho: th eval stitution lo wh eat fathers of the greatest and | iste the government he veh ut with ave mem ae fairest republic appended their signatures. ‘Timi | Milner, Gibson, Bright, and Cobden taking office, If thie there were m: tnctions snd. omrapinns ta the | should cecur soon ney did not step forward prompt two old parti son would deny of reform, and set earnestly te onetrous corraption in Church andl whigs, no reasouable pe he Kn ly with deel the Know } work to deme imy fog this and State wh * England in the eyes of Kui No} they wished | they, too, wou aweptaway by the becom of revoke on the rig! nt in place : tion, and another monarch would appear, to consummate in place the job public therefore, that a union an! harmony ‘ail Europe is alive with latrigues, Romsia ix @ would reign among the democrats, which would be (he means of wecuring a glorious success in the approaching campaign A letter wos read from James T. Brady, Ke urged a union of the “xhells,’’ denounced the Nothings, and spose in terms of disapproval of courre of the present national administration ‘The following resolutions wore adopted: — Resolved, That in the opinion of thin meeting it ls y » democrats of Kings county fricuds of democratic principles, to ure their bew in support of demoerac d by vigo action to vent seeret politien! associations from abueing the trust for their own base purposes, Resolved, That the friends of democracy be requested to select in each ward afid town in Kings county, two delegates to a convention for the purpose of organizing ing her diplomacy against the @ 1 her ee with the sme ame In Austria England and ¥ piking thelr greatest gum—Lord John Kans he Haye, In *pain Bassin te stirring wp the tectiona of of poet the present govermment of Kapartero, whieh be ted by France and England, It is reported that H abeila will be induced to a which would be ao master stroke of Kawia, os this would put 06 end te Keench and Fuglisb influence tp Spain, aud which would benefit us again, for It lt England and France that have nily stimnlated Spain to resist usin the matter of Spain would bave had a and and France would not too, there 1 con that bas attend h , who Kuow the working in N’ upset the king, and bring abou branch elubs throughout the county, and that eid oan ellen: tattene pinata tne ea teem yihoes, ae Veation meet for organization at the Brooklyn Museum are ako doing their best to fment lasesveetion hn uraday, 20th inst ajunction with the Lombersy ry Chub. The end of it all (4 Wkely to be, na you may infer, © t tT inted by the | general uy ng in Kerope, If the war goes on, sooner or Chair, to Inter, the people will take @ chute in the excitement; amd crate in each ward of the city, with the view of aseer. | the two govermnents that fear this the most are the’ taining the most convenient times and places for holdiog | Hatand Pron... Mussta hae everything, toga by. ae meetings and forming clubs, and thet speakers be invited | orders breaking out in kurope, a they can never distarte and appointed to attend such meetings, to arouse « de | her meurity, A tumult has just occurred in France, end termined enthusiasm in favor of democratic principles the troops had to Sre on the people, Am inoarrestion Sea RPT (tla pale, bat the y ye it in not and Lord Police Intelligence. are bad symptoms, and A DESPERATE MAN— HIS BSCAPE FROM BLACKWELL & nare Ukely We hawe Csebe ISLAND AND SUBSEQUENT CAPTURE IN COW BAY. hate <a be Fd Burope t fair 4 o 4 be he oes | two tao | Daaytodien will have enough to dy without latertetag About three weeks ago, an individual known about the | Vusrlodien will have enough to do without laters Five Pointe nx Tom Hyer, waa sent to the Penitentiary | Quis, witit thale negro brother ant if Malragwe ae on Blackwell's Island, for using indecent and insulting Who in be our oy ' Poy spel Ped i bem ing om tant yowtion, for if on able ate language to Mr. 0. Johnson, Assidtant Suparinten ie he oth boven chanee- de: aeahe sammaeiiies of Peare’s House of Industry, in Mission Place, @iy vomperiig of. tha, coma Points, By rome means or other, Hyer managed t bere’ Mr Bochanaw from the idand, and yesterday made his appearance Wound Jom. anno at the old quarters, on the Vive Vointe, Here be came Preddeney througl it, * Mr. Johnson, npon whom he 1, ant wae Join might be tempted te take it apd run the esme about inflicting severe corporeal p ent, when some | ripk He le just the man for it—tne intellect, ime man- came to the rescue of the asmailed.’ Hyer then | ners and « One Heond him wat here, «off, in order if possible, to avuid arrest, bul wa London is as tat ar doh water, Everybody tool seme Promptly pursued by cthorre Kavenagh ant MeDermot* where. Amusements are at the lvwcetobbh, We have of the Sixth ward, who chased bim through Anthony, | bad « temporary re tom of the opera this week, Worth andJittin Water streets, lato an obi tenement In | The honee closed a couple of weeks since, W Fay. Here ye refuge eded Jenene, let it for three nights ta ( and to he muse wr from the officers, by jumping into the x podliaher " open ators im “ Jnonard street. He was clmety tollowed nie, They vent Catherine howeve A owas tin custety. When es wich Chole agent Dr. Toy, amd brought Into court bef me yatta next cent gut Jaliiea wed bie busdve to the officars, and raid he would shot them ja el money They have mew an mure a4 they sent him ‘ Hon was pre fopera singers, and art golng to sad faced by severul vir athe agninet the | them foun onniry giving concerts, Before start ompiainant, My Hoare who had « ng, they give three reprewntadons in La ay out through the © caught hold of olen, and m Monday night. They had alt erstully ce ‘at thele command, the he wou ang ce man rane oc ual U were, howe New Vork tng wade the he I more yes ov spneiinY—s Benot he fewre © the conaeqnasens of yielding te the ees a Pours re demande for setinartion He would 4 A young man, name! Pe ‘bought that would be the Justice Hirennan yeoterday alterpe ‘het the Chevalier tl eet let him af so ng | d ps , hatting hie of nen monthe, ame that by . ight), treat 4 “ more entangled than a. The comylainant \f e Vrime Minister ba v ; hs bat she met the pet mt og ery e dogs, wel gt make ai Rurope iangh, cmt one reyalons saght i Yankee tray it hee the eomree CHARGE OF GRAN ray wae taken D LARCRYY #8 good wasting up im the Times this y boo A the” Newenmen.’’ Wirth’ police charged ih wesring apparel values at $0, the pr perty ofMary Smith, of 33 Howard street. A portion o hinge Is marcileeiy but ekulfully a the stolen goods woe tound ip the posreecion « A THAVEIA, tnener by the officer. On being taken b - ‘elk, at the Lower Police Court, the priscmer said che Our Parts Correspondence. Was charged with stealing more propery than she tout ' Angeet 20, 1886, The magistrate committed ber for trial in delw 0 | Viterin't Viellm Paris Cotaryimt—American Peikion ny Aira — The Commisnarse Cenrral 1 New Work ARAURTH VOR INTOXICATION TROTRRDAY. om yerterAny ia the What with Hangliads ant Fromeh pene—w ith Une Momitone ‘There were 35 arrests for imtonies fo = aed the Morning Pet—you tll meet no more brilliant Comrt— « Welsh 14 | Aeemmtiptions of the Queen's visit to Parle, Bol may wf Pearey At | catty add my share to the Miaminations om this meme &. ~Jenes Reman rable commsion by conslgning (0 the flames elt that T have Ze | written on the eobjeet, whieh will thus beeome “ worte state, by Mr. Poser Ander. | that burn. At te the brilliant deseriptions atoveunst, Williamsburg, that he te ot | wht et) pammmgere of ee Arago— aac a ify oe ‘Se peo aren’ | wor rratney have alregAy confirma to yore, chon ones sot | ies sorte you that they ace retinble if you 3 o nate of) (net ie wid of the eatewiorme © Court Calen@ar— Thats Day. ne feople”’ lo glew of the Cop at — Crest Non, BM, 204. kt, 64 1% val pre el lg | a MEER Toes, OG Leet Tate cod | appearence ia Preven, tins teen wh Wis ve Vameoth. Genova! Pers io BA, ti, | that Comes Of Teagety—e " eh 3 ee 22, 23, 1 a © 0. & Demwer om, 12, 4 3 a ; { Le a 979, 0, 04) 0, 7 Parisians wee oy ovary 084, 95, OF, OF, HPT, Loe, PP A eee Meyerty, Warn Hy