The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1855, Page 1

TH WHOLE NO. 6965. ARVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. OOOO NEW PUBLICATIONS. NO — : CEN? POPULAR pe aS Dit st ‘published by T. B. N, 102 street, Vt ve ‘and ‘for ‘sale by news agents and booksellers Sorap ote Syeraliers. In eight chapters, By Charies Dick- Eehwolboy; ‘ther stories by the Christiias Fire, By Fellow Mask. ‘iwelve chapters, From Dickens’ House- eee N linse., By Dickens, Price 1244 cents ‘and Ste] r. In twelve chapters. From Dickens’ We Price 1234 cents, Published at T. B. PE- C foe’ of uy. of tbe. sbove, willbe seat fo an; free of seitge, on reotipt of the price ina levers ie 3 BY MRS ANN 8. Smart Author of “Fashion and Famine” BUNCE & BROTHER, Publishers. 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THE ELDER SISTER; 7 = JANES, MORNING Eb:'TION—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 18565, PRICE TWO CENTS TPE NAW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR Oo Fr OE DDN EA oY en. of Mrs, e diverary Ker which Virginia has in tte fullest " be the household to world into” Wounded hearts—tences for wavering, erring fect thls "Hidden ‘Path,’ wich leads to the ‘great goal of eternal TC. DERBY, Publisher, New York, and for sale by ail baakaaiiers. : HE GREAT FASHION BOOK—FRANK LESLIE'S GA- a of Fashion and the Beau Monde, ready this day, for | MUNICIPAL AFFAIR BOARD OF CoUNCH, MEN. This Board met last night, the Prooasy * D. D. Conover in the ehair. ‘The minutes of the last meeting were mtd and ap- proved. The following papers were presented and rewd> ~ Communieation from the Comptroller, ia retwh'on to bills presented by the DailyNews, ansounting to for Corporation advertising, stating las refusal! to pay them tillso ordered by the Board. Committee on Printing, ‘The following bills were read» third time and passed:— In favor of comirming contract for furnishi fund iron lamp posts for the use of the city; in favor o receiving basin and culvert at southwest cornec of Tweu. ty-kecond street and Seventh avenue; in favor of receiving Vasin and culvert cormer of Thirty-second atreet ani ‘Third avenue; in favor of sewer in Washington atreet from Canal to Spring street; in favor of restoring grad of Brocme street; in favor of ing pump at terminus of Tenthavenu 69 Referred to Specie ing onetiiow ell and. pla on cin in favor o ‘This popular book of fashion bas now nearly completed its | confirming contract for building carriage for Hose Com. fourth volume, the unanimous voice of the press has ac- | pany No. 14: in favor of confirming contract for building corded to it the highest poaillon as an authority on fahion, No] carr for Hose Company lo. 55; resolution to remove ae coe cane gas been spared to bring if fo its present high | pump in front of 276 Madwon street: im favor of buildi reputation, and the proprietor announces the present iagne | Pump tn tre i “s ith perfect satisfuction, that It ts the most complete, reliable, | Sewer in Thirty-ninth street, from Madison avenue to And cheapest fasulonable monthly iasned in the world, Fourth avenue; in tavor of building a house for Hook The present number contains a very elaborate article on the | and Ladder Compvny No. 14; in favor of a receiving basin GT, Channa ity ay mane of ia, Ete and culvert corner of Thirty-sixth stoeet and Ninth ave- fanahie est y si a for errc York. Also, deseripiions and engravings of the Intest Parisian | DUC; ip favor of remunerating F. 0, Fowler for error in ¢ last steamer, among which may be enu- ets Bnd Caps Madame Ode’s, with twenty beautiful engravings. Also, a full report, with eriect descriptions, of articles at the following establishinents New York:— Madame Muiherbe’s, Misa Lawson's, %, Madame De Vow, Mile Marie's & Virpolevs, Madame Chancerel’s, Genin's Bazaar, Brodies’, Bulpin's, Bell's, Beck & Co.'s, Ubs- dell, Pierson & Lake's, A. T. Stewart & Co.'s, and oler es tablishments too numerous to name in fashionable intelligence, music, drama, &e. by Thomas Baker, chess, beautiful de Practical receipis, reviews of uew bool matters. Price, 25 cents, Yearly subscription, $8. 1 booksellers, and FRANK LESLIE, 12 and 14 John street, N. ¥ HE CRITIC FOR THIS W 8 § yet issued, and contains, among other things, a portrait of “one of the people,” Whose likeness u it Oftce No. 8 Spruce street, Sold everywhere. Madame Ferrero’s, Misa Dorse: FASHIONABLE FALL MILLINERY. BROADWAY, TWO DOORS BELOW ASTOR ce.—Mrs. F! GAVELLE will open, on Tuesday ih of September, a new and elegant'assorument of . chosen in the first Paris millinery house, And colored straw’ goods, Is otfered by HOMER & KETCHUM, at very low prices for cash, at Nos. Of and 66 John sree, cor- iiltam. ner ROOKLYN BAZAAR—FASHIONABLE FALL BON. nets, rich ribbons, and French flowers, at the Brooklyn vanr.—MR8. J. N. COYNE wouid kindly Invite her triends, and the public in general, to her opening of tall millinery, on Tuesday, Sept. 26th, at the Brooklyn Bazaar. 143 Auantic sireet, oprcslté Journeay & Burnham's, where will be found bonnets, ribbons, flowers, head dresses and caps, of the mosi beau tiful be pp of choice and elegant g: prepared for her opening. ALL MILLINERY.—MRS, COOLEY, 112 EIGHTH AVE- nue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, will open her show rooms on Tuesday, Sept, 25, with an elegant assort ment of fall and winter millipery. MRS. COOLEY, 112 Eighth avenue. ALL AND WINTER FASHION PATTERNS—ALL THR latest Paris and London modes. MME, DEMOUST'S Exo porium of Fai RS. MOORE, 204 ATLANTIC STREET, BROOKLYN, near Court, will open her splendid stock of millinery, per Steamship Baltic, together with (hose of ber own manufacture, on Tuesday, Sept. 25; also a beautiful assortmen’ of rich faney furs. Her friends and the tnhabitants of Brooklyn are respect 375 Broadw: fully invited to call. ARIS MILLINERY GOODS.—GEO, N. CUTTER, IM- porter, No. 13 Jobn street, up stairs, Would inform his customers’ that having just returned from Paris, he is no opening (from steamers just arrived) the latest siyles for millinery, selected and manufactured expressly for his antes Bich nruelal towers, gold and silver coiftures and ornaments, Parts ps, &c., &e., 00 which the attention of buyers is specially invited. HE NEW YORK RIBBON, MILLINERY GOODS AND Dress Trimming Mart.—Bargains in very rich fashionable ribbons, bonnet silks, mozs and sk velvets, sattus, ostrich feathers, French flowers, dresé and cioak triminings, 4c, The andersigned would respectinily invite buyers of the above cods to napeet bia unrivalled and magniieent, stock. being determned hot to be undersold by any house ta the city. The wholesale warerooms have no connections with the retail siore, Store closed on every Saturday. M.'H. LICHTENSTEIN, 9 Bowery, corner of Hester sreet, v ____ THE MILITARY, — TENTION, COMPANY.~HEADQUARTERS FOR TAR gets, guide flags, &c.—Comuni ‘ives are solicited to call and mine oar new.#tyles before ordering elsewhere. Political # lettered at short notice. ed eagles and every ‘lety of boas? on hand and furnished 'o arde: HOJER & GRAHAM, % and 97 Duane street, YORK HERALD GUARD, ATTENTION.—THIS company will meet inthe carriers’ room, on Saturday . Sept, 22, at do’clock. By order of HENKY RK, ROOME, Captain, OF THIS company are requested the next meeting, on the 24 inst, Broadway THOMA WANS, Becretary. MPARGET COMPANIES AHOY !— DUBOIS'S TARGET emporium is stil Spring street, near commitiees would do well to ei ine the largest as- sorttnent of targets in the cit rdering else wher Guide tags, ensign fags, carved eagies. Ae., paiated to ord Targets from $1 to $1). N. B.—The trade supplied. ansessm s street; in favor of fencing vacant lots between Uhirty-first and Thiriy-second streets, &o.; in favor of concurring with Bourd of Aldermen to fence lots in Thirty-fourth street; in favor of repairing bulkhead in front of Bellevue Hospi tal; in favor of fench between Tompkins ai lo's in Forty-ninth street, near Broadway; in favor of dredging out the slip at foot of Rivington street; in favor of fencing, &c., lot 150 East Twenty-third street; in fa- vor of consurring with the Boara of Aldermen in remit. the taxes of sundry the Board of Aldermen in remitting ond collecting tax of 1854, against sundry persons; concurring to remit fine against Fstrick Boylan: in favor of building a sewer in Henry street; in favor of building a sewer in Eldridge street, between Stanton and Rivington; in favor of till- ing lot in Fitty-first street; in favor of a sewer in Lexing- avenue to Forty-ninth street in favor ot paving Ca- ine Division and South streets; on petiri lessees of piers, for an ordinance reguiating the hoisting of cargoes by horses; in favor of taking up sidewalks. &e., around the some meut, &e.; in relation to an ordinance for the pre- vention ot accidents during the construction, Se., of build. ings: relative to the driving of cattle through the streets in favor of fencing lots cotner of Thirtieth street and Fifh avenue; in favor of removing pig-styes al ting ‘The latest | wit te NomBer | th eu Gansevoort and Twelfth streets; in favor of tingging, & No. G1 Tenth street; in favor of tlagging, &e., Ni 36 and {8 Urehard street; in favor of reguinti ing Forty-tirst street, from Seventh avenue to Hroudway; in favor of flagging, &e., Nos, 102, 106 end 108 Flariige street; in favor of flogging in front of Noa, 88, 48, S4 and 50 Forsyth street; in favor of paving Fourth avenue, from Seventeenth to Twenty-seventh Brondway, from Seventeenth to Forty-second street; in relation to purchase of certain lands on Ward’s Island; or of contracting the cleanin ‘Twenty-seventh and Twent: Bay of the Finance of paying sundry seme cents, ngainst the Color committee © in favor of remunerating Jac , worth $125, wi me hor, concurring to- ten in Thirty-second lets west side of Delancey street, Fast streets: in favor of fencing persons; in favor of concurring eet with the Belgian pavement, between n of owners and rk; in relation to the sale of unwhole. e xth Atreot; in favor of paving Bleecker streot ighth avenue to Broadway; in favor of filling sunk- between Tenth and ‘Thirteenth avenues 1 and pay: street; in favor of paving 1 of tenement houses f the streets in two Vine street, between in tavor of repairing, &e. William street and Broadway; in favor of relieving Mrs. O'shea from erroneous assessment; in favor of paying Lr. Husted and others tor medical servic station houses; in favor of building a bulkhead in Harlem river; in relation to building a new carriage for Hose Company Ne at various 28; la relation to building an addition to the house of Engine No. 12, &.; in favor of grant- ing permission to William Dunning to grade Twelfth avenue, in repai ing fromt of his property; in favor of pler 1, Fast river; in favor of re- pier 2, North river; in favor of regu- A paving sixth avenue, and laying crosswalks in favor of flagging Madison avenue, between ighth streets; in favor of 8. ve be interested in this new movement. considerat ing Madison avenue; in tavor of flagging Tenth street, from avenue € to Dry Dock street: in tuvor of con, curring to flag Willett street: in tavor of fi Pleecker street; in favor of paving, &c., Lbirty-tifth street, foerit . of flagging Rivington street; in favor Ninth street; in favor of regulating Fortieth street, from ing, &e., tween Third and Fourth avenues; in tavor ot ‘Ciimton, affolk and Attorney streets; in favor flagging No. 160 First ayenve to {#0 feet east; concurring in relation to fgeing in Forsyth street; in favor of Angxing in wai and Chariton streets; in favor of tagging 27, $9 and 31 Jane street: in favor of tagging, &e. 'y-ninth street, from) Ninth to Eleventh avenue; in of of regulating Fitty-fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, in favor of paving Forty-fifth street, between Second nvenue and East river ing, &e., Fifty-third street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues; in favor of paying claim of John 5. Curter, M.D. for services rendered durin, of bh Fast river; in fw Shirty-first ete Twent ‘Th in favor of pay the cholera in 1849; fn fivor at the foot ef Forty-seventh atrect, {fencing corner of Broadway and in favor of fen south aide th street, between Sixth and seventh avenue: ré adjourned io mert on Monday afternoon, lding a pi five o'clock. THE ALDERMANIC FINANCE COMMITTER. This committee, (Chairman), Christy wad Moser, met at 2 o'clock, at the office of the Comptroller, in the Hall of Records. Me Fiagg and a few interested parties were present, consisting of Aldermen Herrick first matter taken into consideration was the re- ommittee of the Councilmen in favo essments, amounting to $2,111 aud 4 Orphan Asylum, ‘The and also in the one » Kolf for the loss of lls cipitated from the pie curred inthis r h Was —e scene Maar toot of Jackson stre the early part of April, 1854. TTHomas H. PERRIS MUSKETEERS.—A The committee thought that Robert Smith, whovw FS Tg blag wen kag i te} hart horse heeoming trigh data bole in one of the pie 2d September, instant, at # 0’cl00! M. al backed off with the cart loaded with nails, and was corner of Grand and Essex streets, Punctual attendance ts yd roar yah - particwarly requested, asthe meeting i called for the trans drawned, should be remunerated for his loss to the tom action of business of an important nature. THE LIQUOK QUESTION. SPECIAL NOTICE.—AT A MEETING OF THE © 1 mitiee appointed by the Liquor Dealers’ Society, f purpose of collecting subscriptions for te relie ers at Norfolk and Portsmouth, held at Odd Fe antler: lows’ Hall on ‘Tuesday evening, the 15th in of, In the matter of the petition of Colonel W. B, Burnett for payment of moneys expended by him for the benefit and to ald in the Ist regiment of New York Volunteers, the Finance Committee agreed to paying Colonel Burnett and his associates the sum of gil4 78, iraying the expenses of organizing concur with the Councilmen in being now in the hands of said Burnett, not Lene ti having ti id by him into the city t he | We ast. Hwa ot i a vg been pald by him into the city tressury ng eer etiaed that the tating: Ward someniicoreppcoet ny | suthorized by the Comptroller to adjust the claim with z will eallon | the United States gover jt the general soclety for the above wamed purpo them during the present week for such ai object as they can atiord to give. Jredentials will be produced by those aj plying y NY, hy wo solwudable aan subscrip ¥.G, MO airman Caas. H. Reva, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF Ti SD Lenicr# Society are hereby notitied dhat th is ow ready to receive their respeciiv ‘at bis office, Odd Fel Jows) Hail, second floor. Ail bills not paid antit Octover Lat will be given Wo collector, and charged 10 per cent additional D Office hours from 9 ti 12.4..M. and from 2 ull (P.M. tN 4 HAYWARD, President, D. 8. Pate, Secretary, N. R. BUNCE, Vice President, 10 THE LIQUOR DEALERS! STATE COMMITTEE. —THE Bute Committee appointed by the Liquor Deolers’ State Convention, held at Byracuse, on the sh of August jasi, are in vited to meet at National Ha New York, ou the Tih tus CH, Chalrmaa: A CHOICE SELECTION OF BRANDIES, Ih mates rum, Scotch and Irish whixkeys, Holland yin, Sette 0 schnapps, &e.; biackberry brandy; white prandy, for pre serving; peotch ales, London and Dublin porter, segars, ac. or sale nt UNDERHILL & MATTERSON'S, 480 Broome st. corner of Orosby. (CARTION 70 SOUTHERN MERC J ning from some of the respect NTR. le firms in New Or barieston and Savannah, that my Schiedam Aromatic With the report of ¢ celling the judgment Mr. Randolph No. 69 Forty-first tre a violati ta LIQUOR | contents of bier mittee too uncha The pe n watching the wreck of the Joseph Walker, fam it involved an expenditure of momey, was referred to A meeting of the Committee on Assessments, Powrd of Aldermen, was called on Thursday afternoon— Commi ttee, ean. against the Rev. rman church at Corporation, for Mt a Corporation 6 by dumping ¢ * privy lato a hole in the ground « his house, and covering the earwe with dirt lezrick, Pastor the commitiee would not conenr. ihe horse of James M. ow fell Laws some time since much injured as to be of uenee of a dangerous breakage o Bleecker street, between Harrow ts. James managed to elicit the cilmen, bat found the Aldermant able to allow him $100 darnge: tion of J. G. Winthress, to be paid for services nueli d of Health. COMMITTE ON ASSESSMEN TS. of the o'clock, and the office of the Street Com: nd place, ner. ‘The eommittee consists of Aldermen Varian, Ve Fox. One of our reporters was at the place ya is extensively counterieited by kome Liquor mixers in ‘ , " 4 ok New York, and finding that the pirates ‘arngiy advertise their | Of meeting punctually at the hour named, but at th rhicious deceptions under the name whieh belongs to my ar Une there signs of the committee. After walt ticle, [think it necessary 10 caution the community agattut fai of a 9 "hike these venders of poison In dingutne, ing pation out quarter of an hour, Alderman Tintroduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the pur. pore of supplying the medical {aeull the whole comme. hity with @ pure medicinal spirit, which might be preseribed with confidenee in all cases Where wimulsnts wert required wihout producing the fearful consequences whieh Invariably result from using adulterated liquor. In order to render ne surance dourly sure, I bad the article analyred by chemists of world wide celebrity, and submitied {\ for experimental vest to thousends of distinguished tmedieal practiiinners. Tue re sponses from these sourges were of the tos’ usequivoral and satisfactory character. It ls now before the public, arround ed with these gaaraptees, and bearing ‘hese animpeacha) le endorsements, and [ eall upon the communtty to prowet (hem- pelves aud me, thets own Realth Wad my reputation, by frown, down a iaung Weal apeculniors ar paldting thets fort emmmansdities unter cover w my trede mark. Noariele bad ever been tinporied fron # ket nnder the name of Schaappe, pre viou of Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps in The first imporiation being made int’ this city in the year 148, whieh ean be seen by the Custom Howse books, L dey ed thy label as» trade mark i the United Sates District Court of the Southern district of New York, in the year 1861, and of that date. The great mn erented for the genuine ertioie has net the whole hive of counterfeiters in motion, wad the du {y Towe to my customers and friends, and the public, compels ‘hein on their guard againal imp 10 Pa PHO WOLPH, 22 Weaver scree PHILADELPHIA LAGER BIER. —FAMILIES CAN BE Pi a eh ommameen, ‘with this delightfal and whole street Kora y a3 “y G. B. MENDAM Ts. YARD ENGRAVING —WEDDING CARDS, VISITING, © on baatae cards engraved end printed in the most fashionable style; 8 cholee assortment of wi tnvelopes, he silver plated foot and ‘number: pla'es, seals }OK_ KN VER AND PRINTER, viaiting, adress, lapse of some forty min tuto the effice wit and a quorum of the eommittee being now assembled, the ollowing Wnapertant and Alderman Fox ran his x haatily the papers, said ‘very well, the table. with the clerks and a Councilmen, who happened to be present, the two Aldermen strolie! out of our reporter went on his wi Varian, man, made his appearance, and pro ceeded leisurely to examine « large bundle of papers which was handed to hit by oneof the clerks. After the en wore, Alderman Fox hustled many apologies for his dilatoriness instructive proceedings took Alderman Vartax handed the above mentioned bandle era to his colleague, ai “Here, Alderman, ore ail right, the no objection to any of them. Fox—Do you understand them ? Vanian, (hesitatingly)—Well, yes. Oh! they ‘They are unobyected to. over one or two of ," and flung the bundle upon And then, after some general conversation office, and mouch edifed. Brooklyn City Politics. REPUBLICAN DELEGATE ELECTIONS. ‘The republicans of the Second Assembly district of Prooklyn have releeted the following delegates to repre: vent the party in the Republican State Convention, at ¥re. Blesnor rs a “Rely Baey— the part ee ere aes on | ed by nocked down by the care while she way “Wual weitere of the students, OF ate ‘years the City Politics. MAPORTANT MOVEMENT AMONG THE HAMD eELLS— ANEW PARTY TO BE roRMED, The late coup d'état of the hard shell General Co fee bas produced what threatens to be a serlous defection in the ranks of the national democracy, While the abo- lition of the primary election system ts universally com- mended, the action of the General Committee in taking all the power to themselves, is ax generally conde:ued. Had they proposed a substitute for the primary elections, or indicated » wish to reform them, all would then have Been well; but as no such action ha* been taken, and a the Aunge would be to substitute one corrupt ays (eas for anther equally objectionable, much diasatistac- foals felt, ond that feeling is fast ripening émto on open nit revox, A saies of mwetings has lately been held with a view to form a new democratic party, in which the old dis- tinctions of hart oud ott shell wre'to be dropped. They Propose % go into thy ensuing eontest on two iseued only, Vig:—opprvition to the Maine law, and opposition to Know Nothingieas; aud to drop all winor questions, The vames of several mew who renk bagh in the hard hell ranks.rwy, who, after Daniel $, Diclsinson, are the head and tront ef thot organization, are known to From prudently ations we vetain fom mentioning their names at present. It is proposed Dy thy getters up of thix nw national democratic party to appoint a committee of one from each ward, who will moet in convention and devine a re- formed system of primary elections, at which proper con tions will be 1 Zonaminate comdidatos {rresp five of the old distinetions of hard and soft, ta be voted for next November, Nothing is to be said in the platform about the adminivteation, the slavery question, or the “border ruflians,” as it will simply call for a fusion tor the sake of the spadls, for frae liquor, amd agaimet “Lin dooiem. Alceady this moorment has excited no little commotion amnog the old linehards, and it iy sald raany of the lead ern in the late coup d’état are beginning to falter. it was remarked t the Hard Jadiciary Convention, held on Thursday night, barely e quorum’ wae present, and it was predicted that st the meeting next week not mare than twenty persons will be prasent. Politicy are now wadly urixed up, and the addit ry will make “confusion worse confovnded,!? pultitude of candidates are anything like a tmulti- of councillors, we will huve wisdom!’ enough in our next city and State governmoute, MAKD SHELL CITY AND COUNTY CONVENTION— NAMES OF THY CANDIDATES PUT IN NOMINATION. ‘The Hard Shell City and County Convention rmet last night, at Stay verant Institute, Alderman Moony, of the First ward, called the meeting to order, and nominated Augustus Schell, of the Fil teenth ward, as chairman, which was carried. Sames (. Ruthertord, of the Nineteenth ward, and Alex. €. Morton, of the Second ward, were appointed secretaries, Ater the roll was called, A, C. Moxrox moved the appoiniment of a special comnalttee to report permanent officers. Yon B, Haskin opposed this motion—the present off cers were good enough for him. He moved ay an amend ment that they officiate permanently. This was carviot by a vote of 66 to 26, Avoverts Sem, thanked the convention for the honor done him. On the course that body took would depend the fale of the party. The State tieket was a good one, and would receive the hearty support of the national democracy. ‘That State platiorm disavowed ull connec tion with recret pocieties. (Applause.) When the de- mocratic party was united, it was broken up by a secret society—the Tammany Soclety—who drove them from Tam Hall. Mr. Schell opposed Maine Lvwism, and concluded by hoping that the ticket nominated might be sue as'to cominand suecess, Mr. 8. coneluded amid much applause r. Haict moved that after to-night no person be al lowed a# a substitute unless he was recommended by the other four delegates, as it was possible that sotts would creep in and control the convention. This, after some debate, was adopted. Mr. Pinups, of the Fourth ward, said that Mr. Sher- man Brownell, of the Ninth ward, was a Know Nothing whereupon that gentleman denied that he had ever beeu a candidate for office from the Know Nothings. He was agvod national democrat, and nothing elae. He had voted for Greene C, Bronson, and would always stand by the national dem (Applause. ) Here it was hat the convention adjourn to meet on the Wednesday evening following. This, amid some confusion, was lost by a vote of BT tu 26. Here ft was found thats number ot owlsiders were in the room impeding the action of the convention, where- upon it was moved and carried to cleur the room and allow uone but delegates in. Our reporter was also re. quested to leave, aud through some inadvertence was not City Inteliigence. werner Decrranos— Ser Mein Gasastente, —do kot ste t Dolob Reformed Chereh reopened fe public worrl tp Cathe Sf (nat, 11 hae been remodeled im itn embeli, Shmente epen o new plea, Thar atyle is simple snd gia fel aud pretents a plewaing eomtrast to the florid atyte! OC many of our recently decorated chusehes ‘That seleot Ml for this eburch is of the compumtte, dixtart et romewhat by the poloted arch windews The cofows Gray, relieved only by deeper abades of the ame colow It baw been 4 Werited 96 freoo, bol it iva niwetyle ta 8 ward orgtuisation (a the Seventh ward, bat without auc cess,» be could not find auy Alliance wien there, Under then ciroursvtunoee, he and Uie geuiiew sented ns deligates with him domatitu 7 bat aldance, of whieh Uey Were wow the representa iver. Mr, Beanurr pail that the olt meni ltrs should be woti- fied before a new set was aduztted, In regard to Mr, Rugkinan’s statement, Mr. Wann ee knew thie of the five geatlemom in that ward. Te whole matter was Gnally leit on the table. The niveting then proceeded ty ihe election of delegates, with the following result :— Dists, Wards, trodwced by & “phen & Go. of this o tories! emi L 1, 2-€. 7, Polbarwa, J. Hower, GB, Wheeler. | ftesce, and adw Wabiy Wapited far suet purpese, be 2 3, Cast M. Nelion, J, Brett, LM. veo. ‘can be prodyced. Thue or mean 2 4—C. F. Will WS, Ion J. HL. Howard, i Wing ueh tase.) beng pregorr! at 4 G. West, N. Worrall, W, hb, the manuiactory While the pisin fresco prowedlecwat the 5 Fachman, A. Balen, J, D. building. bome id §6 nay be Mriied of theopmaly Moe 6 -fampson, M. hy a oo tion from the (oll Wing deripion The elgerh ve 7 %—C.C, Leigh, 8. Jineibe, A. Deu. ferred “te ls venrly eighty feet im leagth, byrcgror wxty 8 10—Asa Parker, J. Brooks, J. Fl. Baer, feet wide and forty We ¥ keh. Vuemtenmwe (9ade 9 N~dJ. b. Coneklng, J. wre! to corsempond with (hy stiles ) by epanct by Ch 9at of pete 10 1%. Ketchum, A. © Flanmigan, 3. 1 areles, divided into Marte Uist a bundved pasate, wells n neas Eliot, B. Faleener, J, Barr. enriched mouldings mndyiorn)-or—the entire eflest ‘being 12 Gunner, 8. L. MeConder, D. Otney. produced by the artixt, ag the svetsee of the walla oe pt Valmer. F. J, Ottardom, J. 8. Fountain, oily ploin, The aidewnrd large galleries ave fntahet iu : J, 0. Sennett, elaboro oly than the except banked 1 ao Ww Warren, F. Duncan. where rate, have been yet 1 erbrook, R. B. Loy? fe clainsed by (he pro onthe | motors of this new system, for the prosotymbive mtu re A resolution was ddepted conterring the power foregoing delegates to Mil vacancies Mr. BOCDEN n that the new delegation from First war: ™ of their meted of preparattat, by o thin comping of po ber, whieh protects the walle toa ervmthng away-eat defacing (he Brisk almost a+ som a4 compintod, whiot te the case in nimost every initumm where framuon ote applied of tie ot principle, Tike work cam be soot any” Sunday: AesAOLa AND KieMWAY Romtty:—Abbut ooenalock on Wadnesdey morning, a+ a nan osemet Seluniit, Gera } Living near Dutch town, in Willimuadbung, was owtarniage from a plowe where he had bosmdrinking pretty freely he was met at the corner of Beoowe oad Comtre witewts by that the committec*had not Ue power allianeds in the wards wad thar it was entnely unpretedented for them to discard the oli ade hevents of the cmnse. It was the business of that oon miltee to make their report to the exeentive come ctes by which they bad beew appointed, and ued to Use al lance Mr. Sivreon thonght there should be ne iMference with wae wid regard to the delogater appounted. ling 10 give way for ony « more for the cause He thought, howerer, two men, one of whom wore a: Koewuth hat, amd the pusiners of the committee to report to lhe exec othe~ a cloth eap. beth being of respectable’ appear Mee instead of to the alliane a He nite wMinat they v3 hin tr money aad on er the matter to th bir refusal knocked Bim dewn, rolihed idm of his wateh , aad adopted. ond a rtoall eam of money, and after giving him « dread. ‘The meeting ed. ful Leating left him (o find hie way home as Ue beat Mr. WAKKEN stated that the ease of Messer. Golaman & } eould, and thet after an hour's walking he gui: ef the Was now on trial, aud that it wus in alice way to | Peck ali ferry, whens he embacked for home, TY wpoor the Supreme Cowrt. Jetlow presented an apy of bawling receive om ne Mr. Carmo, the counsel for the alliance, svsde a brief . on th vere bewting, The the au livit oboe, sethost inte ahreds, bin 1 he walked with great statement of the progress of the case, a repert of whieb will be found in auctor part of thia morning’ Hwa, ‘TH WARD WHIG NOMIMAYIONS. P gp ‘The Whig Charter Convention of this ward met last | aout, ume, JH Burleson. presiding chae! G. Hart officiating as Secretary, ‘The follow. ing charter tickot his bean nominated for the guifrages of the whigs of the Bighteeuwth wards— For Alderman-—Jacolf H. Valentine Boar '# Motuat PRorect this deneraine & object of which Ly ta toot thee # none but sumk dealers a Hoe —A noclety t to he organised, the poray on ordinanoes which 1 those im their emplay jCouncitmen— seth Pistridt—Witlamn G. Sterling, 87th | Stuer nrticlon of thot doncrigtion rhoctieek of the ee Distriet—No nomination was made in Usis distewet to a pored annoo obtels Hees for the’ hes yi late bour. ein Leences 4 . " i Passi visit ships in harbor, ond purchs wd etores thecefoom pte he Seance ay ahr which they cannot’ do at preaeat witiont subjeetong Pecan rd piace themselves to arrest by the police; amd they ace thus School Prustetr—Wiltiam K. Strong, Janes Mf Exdaey, Charles G. Mureh, A ‘harles Mason. often contow d with river thieves, A meet war held ov Wedaew yt No. 0 Chathara tail, when tt was announced that the logud servi . {Wohard Basted, Comstatles—Henry Bishop, James Britt. , Inspectors of Election —Uwt Distrle . Bact, Corng- | BAe: Bad beam: cogeged’ for Purpose of testing the lius Y. Wemp Ud Mistriet—Daniel Van constitntionality of the ordinance, sah Mr, Bo hes wiewater, James . 24 District—Pelatield Sinith, Jolin Hf.” Burle- on. 4th District —Ludy Bilger, John Sampson. On the nomination for Couneflinan in the Fifty-seventh district some disenssiom arose ax to Know Nothiagiamn, and there wan quite a row raised SIXTH POLICE DISTHIOT HARD AHELL CONVENTION. ‘The National Democratic Police District Convention tur xth district met last evening a! 0’ Donmell’s, corner hird avenue and Twentieth street, but adjourned to Vednesday evening without making « nomination promised to Mayor, when, if a pac meen, the qacthon vurte, Coaneiimen Gray mined to present & petition to the Beard of Counet no the subject. and give it thetr full rupport. A fond was raliod for thopuu pose of footing counsel, and to rucet other expenses, after which the meeting adjourned. Tox ‘Tunermet Sree Menicat Onuun.—The pee- liminary course of lectures it thio institution cou. meneed yeaterday, Professor Doremus delivering the im troductory lecture, which was on the eabject of practleal chemistry, ‘The course is fur @ tore of three yoke. ‘This college & under the charge of Hommes Green, M.D, and the faculty are well and widely known for their pro: ficleney im the “ort medicinal.’ There ts, we hear, « large inerease to the roll of pupils Uuik your, Orvis oF TO New Yona Univiuety.—The aoalem) cal year of the New York University commenced last Wednesday, and by next Monday the pupils will be tn the midst of thetic etudioa, There lias been an inerense of over thirty students to the fthat institetion » # thin year ix the largest sineo Uh the universit under Ue care of Chan ‘The bulliing har been repainted, re d apd refitted, aud now looks sa good aa new. Orricate ox A Veer 10 New Yous. —The Over { the Boston House of Correction, seoompanted by and Seely have Police Intelligence. CHANGE OF ADOBPION AGAINST A LEXINGTON AVE NUE DOCTOR—DESERTION OF HIS WIFK AND BS CAPE. FROM THIK CITY. A few days ago lady named Jane Tathot appeared be fore Justice Pearcey, at the Secoad Distrlet Police Court and preferred.» charge of abortion against Dr, Wm. J. } Theirs, of I on avenue, stating what she knew rela tive to the Doctor's conduet In a lengthy affidavit, which weonnex below. Upon auch information the mo issued warrants for the arrest of all the parties concern. cept the servant girl alluded to below, be found, the alleged pry aving, it bs nupposed, got wind of the complaint, and made tis ape belore the officers had time to arresthim. The complainant, as will be seen, has been living with the ed, but no one, © 1 permitted to enter until after much of the business was transacted. This created somo talk among the outeile delegates, who thought {t #tyange that tie hard chould oppose secret societivs yet hold private meetings. We learn that the following named persons were placed in nomination on call of the severa! wards:— Por Sheriff Wm. M. Melntire, wax mamed by the Ist, 24, 34, 4th, Sth, 6th, 10th, 1th, 12th, With, Lith, 1th, Lech Isih 4 iat wards. ensel by the 8th, 11th, 17th, 19th and 2lst Tth ward, 20th ond 22d wards. Bor County Clerk Richard B, Connolly was proposed by the Ist, 24, 3d, 4th, bth, Gis, 7th, Sth, Oh, 10th, Lith, 12th, 1th, Lun 17th, 19th, 20th, Liat and ri h, 1th and 18th wards, 4 pl 2let wards, He Boyce, 20th ward, Por Comyirolter Avgustus Schell was named by the fd, 4th, Sth, 6th $th, 10th, Leth, 14th, 17th, vor, 2dr waras, Wm. €. Wetmore, Let, 24, Tth, 8th, 9th, 1th, 16th, 18th, 19th, Let wards. Hegh Smith, et ward Wm. BR. Blake, 24 ward. Flias L. Smith, Lith ward. Jonathan Tro ’ i, 1th ward Tiederick Lith ward. ( H. Stryker ward. y © was proposed, but it was moved tit be stricken from the list, which was done almost unanimous! Charles 1th, 20th ari Harry H. Howard, by the Ist, 24, 34, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th 12th, Pith Aéth, 17th, 19th, 2iet and 224 warda: 8. Halsted, by the Sth and 2oth wards ‘Thomas MeSpedin, by the Sth, 19th and 220 wards, Pernasd Kelly, by the Lith ward. Fawin Boughton, by the 11th ward Gustavus A. Conover by the 18th ward Latriee Mellroy by the 18th and Zist ward « Furey by the Zi t. Briggs by the 20th ward. Fir Commissiomer of Repairs anal Supplic Partholomew B. Purdy was named by the Ist, 24, 24 ith, Oth, Uth, 12th, ith, 16th, 18th, 19th and gint wards wthantel Selah by the dd, ‘Sth, Sth, Gib, 10th, 14th 14h, 17th and 22d wards, ry Barthot by the ith and 22d wards, Thorius Starr by the Mh, 10h, 20th and 22d wards For Cvty Inspector Alexander F. Vack nominated by the Int, 24, 4th th, Teh, Sth, Oth, 10th, 1th, 1th, Ith, 15th, ‘i6th 17th, 18th, 10th, 20th, Zet and 22d wards: homax kK. Downing by the Ist, 6th and 20th wards. C corge Gottsburger by the Oth and 7th warda, Vatrick Masterson by the 6th, 12th, 10th and wards, Joho M. French by the 4th and 19h wards. Tr, Hyde by the 4th ward, Geo, G. Glazier by the 1ith and 224 wards dilly by the 19th ward. it hy the 22d ward, Vor Coumel of Corporation. John B. Haskins wax named by the Ust, 4th, Ath, th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Ith, Loth, 16th, 17th, 19th, zou 2h ¢ 34, Sth, Tth, 17th, 19th, Zlet and 224 Horace F. Clark by the Ist, 24, 4th, 13th, Mth, 18th and 20th wares +. Ward by the 24 and 16th wards, Por Almahouse Gavernare The following persons were nominate! — ©. W. Boughton, James M 'y Jaimes Mal Veter Dolan 4. Ritter, John Boyce Patrick Henry halas Diamond omuel J. Gillis, Wm, H. Cornett. Per Cove Dr. F. D. Comnery De. Morrtsom, Themas Whelan. Joseph Black barn, Jane Cockefaire Dr. Metomald Vr, Carpentier, ir. Me. Robert B. Oa mble, Dr. Bi ir. Guer br. Beran Dr. Findi Dr. tary Doriog ‘the proceediogs there was considerable eon. fusion, and ft wan after twelve before the convention broke up. It wasnt Wetnestay of nex taken, which waa ca:ud, CITY TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE. ‘This society beld « meeting last evening, at ite rooms, 46) Broadway, to elect delegates to the Mate temperance convention, which in to be beld at Utien om the a4 of Go. John Brown. Dr, Tiemann. publte. were Afty person present. The were with fev, 1. M. Pease’ after which the PreeiZent, 6 Pag, Hand been alain of the city tarted yextorday mo By mite for this city, and wil! probably They intewd to v ait the including the aceured ag bis wife, for several years, during that hutions, time has, she nays, been witness to several emies of abor- tion that took pluee, not only in Lexington avenue, but ‘urwheh e this mor ution» in thi ity, in that fashionable part of Twenty-sixth sirect between —— wary, WMackwell » heland, the Hoa f Kefope which they il! take their departures the Fifth and Sixth avenues. I the coutente of the , - «is be eorcoburated ty other witmacens, wikis themes. | = Fubecsipnas, tote the Institutions there, cute has good reason to beileve will be ty the BRAG CH THE SrrAMnOAT Wavion Yesterday mor ily shoe tog. T Jus joe | ing morning we netived the turning of the steam tow: nse thor 7 wi oT be we, ly 1e foot of V et. every effort to a ies alleged to be implicated pied mngeiginantiy Voowy a in tis grave charge, The following is the afidavit of the | Charles Germain it seems owns one-half of the boat, ane lainant— Mr. G. W. Wilson and Mr. Taylor the other half (« quar Jhalbick, bela sword; dienes end -dhe hecame | tereach), ‘The boat ix extimated tu he by $12,009, acquntnied wih Mees Te Thiers te Decominer, ites madvone | Insured for 66,000, equstly dividet in the following te lime im the month of February last he solicited her to live w surance compantons—Atlantic, Astar, Pacific, and Me him me bie he waa then rexiding at 13 West Tweatyaich | chanics’ aw nage cauwed by the fire iw ith him in tha? honee uti exthnated at ops noved ( & hates i - bow under Inve The origin of the fire is hey re fore the Fire Marshal ‘Tek Coxeoe Maneitsie.—The Coaveation of the Ceneas Marshals met, purevantty call last evening. Mr. Charles Oakley, of the Ninth wand, was appointed temporary A there produced; ¢ chairman, and D.C. Hendersin noted elary, The mw the child aller tt was born, reading of the minutes of lart meeting w epenses ought the etild tv dep her. saying the Woman bad @uffored mu with. It was reported that the taking of the ceasus of the city had been cotpleted, ao pent to the Mecretary of Kus mency of the weather Uh Je Dasine Cetober, whe presented for w Mow ety will open next Tool days. The fale prow: Praca buve been cifered licles of superior merit the eitid was be French the body with some scopy of the return tot ol wd we ® ut three mouths will . for whieh the ws in the ‘about ten days; the alorion we and ihe woman left, and deyonent further mays whom deponent was infocmed was an engineer brought 6 giri to the house belonging 10.» she Delng mhout four moniks with calla; the difeed aid the worms» ~The fall exhibition of Unis und will continue two ae ciginy an foe we CLIVHAL Boe prod to ben very fine one that He BCT. —A man supposet 1 board from the steam tag Battier off Kobbl house, on her seturn trip from South Amboy, Nod., to ew York, last evening, with feeight of fruit, Me wes an unknown passenger, All eflurts were mace lo reseun the was there | hie the Doctor (ait the chlid away and ater be | of He bad heen at Washingion at work ii theemphoy fepben Heury Burioo, Uhewise with Andrew Mebowel had throws the {ue the > Win..-Seediju.’ Ne; 00’ Pili fhe retained very good mayen of thy nant of Uapist Mistortent Society. thog of thin body was helt ot thee Bible tevet, at three o'clock youteniay after The anion! we in vir wow in Uae bouse, tomemed Remus, Nowa Dr, bad perfurined an operation uced mincarriage, Khe ls now liviag la | neon, when the following busine was tr etm nt. And deponent furchor maya thal (he 1D. Valen lent of the Bectaty, tok Dr. viaits many women At their residences for the purpow of widely ine, President of th oy be performing operations which produce abortions hal ont called the meeting to order, afler which prayer JAN TALBOT are ALLZOED PYTREKT HOUBEKY. Mr, Hasv ann, eo y, reed the minetes of the lem taken Into ¢ Patrick Kennedy, a boats why by the Twenty-first ward police, charge! with having robbed Morris Ellis, a sailor, of s wateh and chain. The complainant alleges t he accusm! at the meeting, whirh were approved aud adopted The election of ofierrs for the easuing year was thew proceeded with, in seeordance with the provielons of the cotstivution of the seciaty, The ballot resuliet in & choice of Mr Velentine as President Meers. Robert Ka tional theatre, where he became sequainted with him, | choice uf Mr Velentine as Prevident | Movers. Rober: ‘hat tt of the perteemansce the prissmiy I tie, by, Lath reign Correayomiing, ut FW. Mal comnyenced 10 be very friendly with complainant, aad in | la Heeae Carvecponding Bectelaty” with Capt. Wi ying bin uptown ons tour A ob | ichardem as Treas The Vinwaoe, Vancutive Un their renebing the corner of Thirty-second | {hMarnim me tes echoen with the exeeption af comd avenue, the prisoner, 11 ts alleged. be- | caliaT ney, Me, Balpin om the Executive Comanlttee, to © Curious as to the bowr, and asked the complainant ‘raw out bis watch *o ee an obeervation could be ‘The sailor very innorently pulled out the thne when Kennedy. it fe charged, matched it outof 4 started off with the mame, Jarties Dev aceused for tria! CHANGE OF BURGLARY. Vatilek Dennison, alles Haggerty, was taken into ow tody yesterday by officer Hweeney, of the #aeond Matric: t, clmrged with having burgiariously entered the store of David Devison, corner of Twenty eighth street sod Ninth avenue, and stealing therefrom 9200 In ols coin. An stleged seromplics of the prison arrested a few days ago. A third party yet remmm be erree’ ice Davison committet the priv one +raminatios. ALLEGED STABBING OCCUKREXCE. A grocer, pamed Ff. Donald. dowg basins: 01 6) Cronby street, was taken into eomtody on Thareiay wight by the Fourteenth ward police, on a charge of saracitiog Wil liam Powers with » knife, and cutting him over the eye, infiieting & severe wound. The complainant being « Tenant of the excused some dispute arcen between them, ot Me, Halland The cotnmittes appotnied Ws correspond with Raw, Dr Hears, relative to the delivery of xe witness, esported that they bad not yet recetwed his reply It wae resolved (hat the cainieters of the soctety about te requested Ww farnish & manusertpt sermon, in oan hand writing, to the body ereript sermons of decencat clergymen are to be alee requested from thelr widews. The meeting then adjourned Abe th cont W. Van Der 1 Tasen, Post Cntr tity harem veamacie nent ety Mawrmean Sewpor hows, UA 1 hho L Lebel gy J Tyern, Toten # Se Bieta a ‘ ro ee own, her 21 Voor Aisteme wu yen wed lady, Reh Coguinw Clas yen ‘iter, it is alleged, the aherve senmult een (ie etter Ss one eid tor egnentantion by duclics Wood, wt the Fawn Market Corart Hews Comey