The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1857, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 185T. | " i t i ' i Be 4 ek : a Ls 3 [: g: 3g% i é ry ! i iz ; Hs j i rE sf ta tt He i i i ! tt it i Ht : : ; i tr 2 3 i ; ze i i E E f H i i fy z i i i E H | i g i : i i Z F tn it fil i if } i On the 254 ult., the usual quarterly general moocting of Proprictors was held at the East India House, Leadenhall werest, Mr. Ross D. Mangles, M.P., presiding. heaving read the minutes of the previous and moved for at that court having boca lid ca tho table, in parvaance of their act, chap. 10, by the matinies in India. It hat been a matter of general remark that the pamweef the company was absent from ‘the list a; this im pertant criste. ‘Mr. Lawut said trate far more question arose 00 the subject, and that was, whether tbe g vernment were cot bourd wo render assistance to those who were CHaiaman said, in answer to the question put by Mr, ‘Dent, \bat the Uourt of Directors bad moi yet come to any Cedntte reeciution as to the sourse they should adopt with regard to that fund In reply to Mr. Lewin be said thas tac ‘erent state of ibings bad arisen in a manuer unparallcied the Bistory of the world, ana 1} was one of those thit it Dow be settled by the law of nations, It was which the directors must dea! with te the most delberate mapper. It would be very wrong of them to ‘come to apy off band decision as to the steps they elould take. Ho mign: mention to wee court bai be had writen to the Governor-General of Lodi, requestiug tha: io any Cames of Cestitubon relie! is to b aflorded, and that relief ‘ta 20) to be confined Ww the servants of the company, |) at to be extimced to oli who have suffered by the mutiny , bear.) With regard to the widows and orphans of kclied in puppresstog the acte of the mutneers, he ‘ight sey that ‘bey woul be placed on the same allow Bnce furd as apy other widows and orphans of those who died in active service (oar ) regret that the Court ef Directors any immediate 8 in the matte~ eat started, the Court was at Balmo ral,and am intimation was forwarded to that place, re- questing the’ ber Msjssty and tbe Prince Consort would Decome contributors. Au tmmediate reply was recel rod. stating thai ber Majeny would subdsoribe, and suey ail req tbe liberal respoute which the Royal Family bai made to the appeal There had been several other tn- fsianoes in wbicb a naitena! relief fund cad besa required, ‘aad they bad all >een met mosi prompily ani liberally, He was, thereforc, somewhat sarprised to hear that the question of avlating in raising @ ‘und for the reef of oar fellow county men and coantsy women now suitering dee t- fation ani distrers in al! tis borrors, from the effects of the atrocious ou! of the mutinters in tho Bengal army, was ‘ao which required great deliberation He should Bare thorght is was of sufficient importavee to call forth ‘an immediate ro ponse to the appeal which bad been made u bebslf of the su(Terers. , Bear.) Before he sat cown he wisved to ask che chairman whether there ‘would be say o> jection on the pert of the directors to far. nigh to the prop/ietors and the puriic a copy of the des Patob reoelved from the Gevernor Genera! of india, tn re Ply to the com nuntretion from ‘The Cuammman said he coald say no hing farther with re. gard to bir. Dent’s first remarke than tha the directors had Geemed |; prudert to well con-ider the matter befo-e com ing (> any decision; and tn reference to the (Governor Gene ra's despatch, the:e would be no objection «hatever to roprictors and the public have a copy of {t ~ Mr Jowm thought it woula be as well if tbe Court of Direxors were to abstaie from “feasiing’ for a short time, and let tbe amount saved go towards tho relief fund. He understood it cost scmotaing like £4,000 a year for these feasts, and he contended that these largo sums sdould be raved and tmmediately applied to the relief of te soilerers by the mutiny. Toere snevld be animme- diate and prospective remission of these {castings end dinners for the pext five years, which would ensbie the company to give £20,000 towards the fand. (Hoar, hear, order The ot ie thought there was po occasion for honora- Die proprietors themselves mboci the large amount speot in ‘“feas'ing,”’ as Mr. Jones iermed it, when pot gis A 9 pa adelante sal z bear). ‘Rot refrain {rom expressing bis entire Confidence in leaving this mater to the discretion of the Board «f Dir.ctors (Hear ) Dr. toe the , Baars vi eu by Mr. Lewin was sper one. It would be quits out of the question for the Court te contribute as court; but they might do so tad! vidually. ‘The @xrkaay observed that the greatest care should be taken to prevent privaic liberality Deing dam; There ‘were many who would refuge to subscribe if they could a Tee paced pond poe ‘all louses. It was thet governm .at 60014 reach a)! castes, and he ovale Bot conceive a novier o ,portunity than this for indi deer ir, Jomm thes rose oan iotion of waleh he had given ir, ow anid he bad hoped the motion would not be bo should move thas the Court he knew the honorabie proprietor could preveet bis brin;ing the motion forward: bat !t stood Oret, _— take care that 20 ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS FROM INDIA. ‘The Pewinsuer and Ones! Vompany’s sieamer Oo Peto de te on wll. , with | . ead Australian mails ‘Amongs the cargo of the Goiombo were 1,235 bales , With large quantities of gum, wooi, elepnants’ bawis, together with the value of £4,800. she broogbt 1s4 paasen gers. The Lady Mayoress arrived a: Radicy’s Motel, South. ampton, from Leadoe, om the 16th, to await the arrival of the Colombo, in order to render any assistance to tne fu toute, specie 4 i ! i .4 i : ‘ Hf f nu ub eae Ht i i fi F g | qt if + H fe : / Ht i Hf iF HH 53] i i i } 8 HE i | i f i 5g 5 i Hi it a il i 7 : age i i a i E : i i i ; Fy $ BE | i z H 3 H i i & g ii sie vad : F ti tt HE i g F 3 il F HH] the Colombe wane litte dog. Ti bea omnegy fowapel fi (te mistress and her sbildree s ‘Trawrservine D, FOr Potioek bas ay of Thaaiag’ ring av mm Pawweynvanta—Gover Thareday, November 9, a ® AFFAIRS IN MEXICO. Gur Vora Cruz Correspondence. ‘Viena Onvz, Oot 4, 1857. Conspiracy in the City of Mawico in Pavor of Santa Anna— Arrest of High Funetionariea—Afairs tn the interior— Quarrel with the British Oonnd a@t Tampico—Arrest of General Salas and cthars—T hree Mexican Oitics to be Built om the Iechmus of Tehuantepec, dc. Bc Our news from Mexico, to the 30th ult., is no} unfavor- ‘able to the permancnoy and strengih of Comonfort's adm! istration, alubough not yet fully organized under the new Constitution. Last week there was some excitement in the Capital, growing out of an attempt on the part of sundry cburch falotionaries and several old officers of his Serene Iighness Santa Anna, to get up a pronunciamien(o in his favor, to make the basis for his resall—withou! which movemest he bas said ‘tuat he will not again pui his foot on Mexican soil.”” The conspiracy was a good ono; the plans Well laid and strong, and ite friends of the most powerfal tm the land. It was nipped im the bud Oolsnels Gayooo and Zives, and D ez de Bonilla, all old employes, in high Place, ¥ ere arrested and thrown imio prison. Toe movemeats at the south have ocen regulated by Gaporal Diego Alvarez and al thoir bandits routed. At Guadalsjara daves to tae 17th show that the churoh feclion io that quarter bad beem broken up, and the prime pro ‘yoker, General Ponce de Leon, made prisoner, waiting the determination of the government as to bis dispost At Tamploo there is omall British Oongul apd the of the lic duties to be disobar; io ms willing to oblige Bort se ome the ay eee safe transit = tre on sols, bat that he will not provide, or pay the expenses for the favor he confers,” &9. 8 005 money and wait the decision of higher powers. T loarn this morning of the arrest, at the capital, of Gen Merinno Salas, (0l¢ sock,) Senore Fernandez de Jauregul, Las y Domingues and several others, dignitaries of Church ‘and state in the good olden time, with afew plebsian airthers draws from ihe highways and mountains. The alarm at the olty of Mex\oo subsied ag scon as tho execu ive arm was seen and felt in the community. ‘The government to build three cities upon the of Tehuantepec; one to be located at the moath of Goats ‘another at the head of narigation Of said river, and the third upon tho plaias of the Sierra cividing the waiers which ‘lo'w to the Atlantic or Paciio— to be osiled Colon, Iturdide and Humbolit. With govern: speoulat on, and rearenaile lands, f any, there will po nodieuly possibly ll up theframe work. Commissionrs have already been ap- uted by the government to make assessments of the Foun, end for weir aalo, &o. Our Mazatlan Correspoadsnee, Port or Mazartam, Sept 14, 1857. The Orabbe Massacre at Oaboroa—Its Only Survivor Found Thrilling Narrative of the Event. I take the liberty to enclose to you for pubiication th® deposition of Mr. Evans, the oaly survivor of the tragedy enacted at Caborca. Inave obiained the copy from the Metal records of our 0. B. Smith, United States Vice Con wol for this port. Is the statement itself | have every oon fidence, beteving it to be entirely trae, Evans tolls bis story ins straightforward manner. I) being the first account of the whole Crabbe affair given by « member and eyo-wiiness, [thought {t would be interesting to you; and if the fects therein given induce you to devote now and thea a short space in your indaon {'al paper to edvooating the claims American residents on ‘this coast have to the proteciion of their government, we aball, wiih other Americans, be much gratified. DEPOS TION OF CHARLIS SDWARD EVAN Pervoneily appeared before me, Charies 8 Smith, United States Vioe Ornsu) ‘or the pori of Mazei’an, Charies £4 ward Frazs, wbo, being by me duly sworn, doposed and set forth as (ollows:— Tcol.mpe county, Sale Caltfornia, dsy jomned an ‘expedition a that time organiz’ tm tbe town of Sonora, and Kagwa as an expodition boun to Sonora, Mexioo, for the with aboot of said company this de Pensa leh tue own ef bonora ou the fllo vig Gay en route ‘hey arrived at San Pedro, ‘and after disembarking Bike Oo dotber teed ob toake taaed cor tee Eee arrived om the following days, wen Mr. Crabbe, sooompanied by sixty mea me whom was ceponent, lef Sonoita tor Carboree the 27> of March, leaving twenty men snc one wagon at Cabeza Prete coer commend of McKumney. And deponent forther declares, that on the m waning of the let of April they were within a balf a mile of the town of Caborca, and when quicly | thetr way on the road between the wheat felds, at being in ro military array, and riding \c carcloss order, without s:0wts in advance, acd they mot being then, nor mS A M, were suddenly fred , men lytrg in ambush; and deponent declares thai the Ameri Cams continued their way towards Caborca, being con- Mantly fired vpon by the man ‘es ambush the Amer'cans returned the fire whenever an enemy soon, Deponent vaya that about 400 yards from the houses cemprising the town, the lane they hed up to that ih plied that he had a good payscian ani they woul’ all deponent well cared for. And declares that he afer warde hearé tha) he had Kept hir word, for he did have & goed physician, “(ae medico,) for ; says Mr Cor wipou, while holding before mentioned con versation with the said Gabilondo, was stancing in the ‘Americas quarters, and Gadilonco was posted of the churoh, aad some of the Americans were still Cygri le prom sea told by Mr. Orabbe ihat he believed rel, Promises of the Mexicans, ey Sealy ooswvated ‘olay down thelr wees te on ol wore to rise mornin, sentence was inwer; by the sald Mr Oortelyos, ana the sames of all tne mea AM be weee anbound, aod Spain mat Ses Cy ate: the same \iitotons ef tp the of Gabllondo, and there ‘he bodies ‘company aw iy as a ripped and = exposed 8) ay en and and de; rege, ad (tat be beard 3 cy thas ‘would fat: pauscating in town, that the thar contact ‘with carrion, taken from the teeth of that he was also taken whiok was lifted from a snown to de) pent; iow Ik ip bo the an offloer and 60 : And morillo, with Gabiloado, ‘day; and depo se of Gadilondo knocked do vm and beaten jo, until the 19th day of Mr. Lafler @ letter fro orn in reiation to the ox; of Mr. Oradbe, hit evidence was transiated by a man in whom de Ponent bas no confidence as a transiaor, Ant farther eaith not. OHAS E EVANS. Sqora to before me, this 12th day of Sostember, A. D ‘1857, witness my band and the offisial seni of this Conauiate. Cass B. Sra, (Oonsvlar seal) U. 8, Vice Coaml. Our Venezueia Correspondence. Canacas, Sept. 13, 1357. Effects of the Comments of the New York Prest on the Monagas Administration Corruption and Peuniary Difficulties of the Government—The Shelton Guano Claim— Determination of the Minister of Foreign Affairs to Pre vent its Setlement— Ven xuela Ripe for a Revolution. ‘The editorials and letters which have appeared in the Hixmato during the last two or three meuths have caused the most intense excitement at Caracas. Gen. Monagas avd his corrupt Uabinot begin to foei the wrath of the avenger, and are makizg defensive preparations agaiast srevolutionary movement on the partofthe people of the ceapiry, or au expedition from the U aited States. ‘The governmont is worse than bankrupt. Its diffisuittes are caused by the illegal appropriatioa of the public money ‘by the Monagas family to their especial use and benelt. Over two thirds of the revennes of the country are appro: [ange Abom to swoil the enormous wealth which they we accumulated during the prorent administration. Madam Moneges not oniy reaps her $400,000 per annum popes sar i — ee adeiio Custom Houses, but now inthe market speculating in government paper, which t« selling for x conte on th dolla No ee ee ee eS ae emaury bat ‘Mongas or the President’s son-in law. Thecrodit of the country te entirely ruined. It isa mystery wo me where the Shelton gu+no claimants ere to got their money if the present administration are permitted to remain in We bave shown too muob leniency to these Sou'h when force is necestary to bring them to their senses. The Monages govern satt never will pay the debis due to foreign claimants unless they aro compelled todo so, Tae United Sta os government will undoubiediy see the necss- shy, aban ny de of pn fal pap deel nd possession of the Outom Houses until the claims of ame. rioan citizens are paid in full. manner, through its three or four years ago was « barkeoper prinetpa! hotels in this city? It te edifying to bear the threat: defiance which rre uitered by this little whiffet when be speaks of the ( aited States, the government and tts people. He publicly expresses the opinion that in case our government empioy force to procere the setiement of the guano question and other claims, we shall be edliget to witodraw our squadron without Bering effected the ob. ject for which itis sect. It isto be hoped that whea Mr. Eames returns to Caracas he will be } of tho I know it $0 be a weil evtab fact that all the representatives of foreign Powers who haye vielird this country of tate years, bave repre- sovied S¢minisivation of the two Monsgas a being ut. ‘erly barbs: ian in iw character and practice. Since the eparture of Gen. Paez to tne, Ualved States the count-y bas been gradvally ‘aling into di ale. Under bie ad- @inistration al! claims were met, goverument perity crowned his were in demand at par, and entire administration. of old and tried frieads are looking for bis return at an early day. ‘The country is rife for @ revolution, and expedition from the Untied Sates woul! elfouity tn tle a: woll tirested re but tttie —_— (his miserably weak and imbe. Ovr Port aw Prince Vorrespondence, Port ac Paros, Sept. 17, 1807, Oommerce of the Inland Wholesale Introduction of Orun tofet Paper Mongy—An Amertcan House Innoomdy made the Hape Goal of the Tramsaction—Sickns amomgn Amerwan Sailors— Necessity for the Kuablish- meniof ar American Marine llvaptial, he , de. Binoe my inat letter # large quantity of provisions have arrived from the States Our market is a0w well provided with everything, but be sales are extremely fow, aud the collecting of money is neti to\mpomsibie. The arrivais of produce ‘or this week are—Of covTee, $60 sacks oolion, 239 bales, end of logwood about 140 tous. ‘The paper money of the country shows a decided Leo dency to decrease im value, The doubloon is now worth $245 against money, and $213 against thirty days’ sight Dills om Esrope. The Dusiness a Gonaiver, Jeremie and Aux Cayes \s equally at a staac stl) ooUecting of the new g i i “the Onpe,”’ ie rather of & Fn, SiGe aoe sb'p from the ( alted . By some covered that thirty four barrels “prime Jour’ wore in reality filled money. [i appears from isquiry tala crime, being eprivate,epecctaloa' Dative clerks of the house. The canes, ined hroged lor the present in Ssscuyun te pores oaanion og can ‘ ‘The tntande4 + pedition againa the ‘ 2 Hi a White, of the Boston brig Caroline B White, died yeatertay of fever The whole of his crew are down, is oy of them are oot experted to recover. our preference every where | ren! rance, ‘whieh ‘ioee ony oa fovrth of the commerce with thie island, when compan? wih the immense American tras, is now {1 pat ting up & bor tal to protoot ite sailors agains this scourge follow! og Amerionn shine are in Linda, Oa, Cordelia, Geo. Veries, Caroline B. White, and one brig ust comirg \, n+me not known Diep ix Siavery.—When Col. T. B. Thorpe left Baton Kouge in 1%4), 06 Carried with bim to the North so old and fevorito negro woman, long attached to the family, ‘who, of course, broame free when went to 8 i Our Hey West Correspondence. Kav Wasr, Oot. 10, 1857, The Late Gales—Health of the Island—Progress of the Fortifications—-The New Court Rooms and Post Office. We have late arrivals from Cape Florida and from Tortugas—extremeties of the Reefs—but from neither or from intermediate stations do we learn of any wrecks. Gales have no doubt occurred within the past week in this latitude, for the weather here has indicated their neighborhood most unmistake- ably—but our coast has fortunately escaped. We look for distressed vessels from the Gulf daily, seek- ing this place for repairs, but up to this time none are reported. The fall of rain during this and the past month has never been exceeded, we believe. Had it occurred earlier in the season sickness would have followed. Now no danger can be apprehended. The few cases of fever reported last month, have, with four excep- 08 f° The {otifications at Cpa oa ot tle end and at Tortugas are progressing favorably; a former & full force is not employed, bat cay in November active operations will be resumed At Fort Jefferson a large number have been at work the sum- mer, and that work will be so far adi by spring as to admit the mounting of the first tier of 110 guns. The Grst tier of guns at Fort Taylor are already mounted, and the north is able to show resistance in case of attack. These two fortifications will mount in their water batteries, when finished, over 650 gans, the majority of which will beeight inch columbiads. We believe that other extensive works are designed after the completion of these, as cover faces or pro tecting works, and they, constituting part of the original plan, will be built with appropriations made nominally for these fortifications. ‘We learn that the Secretary of the Treasury bas selected a lot of ground upon the corner of White- bead and Caroline streets, opposite the office of the United States Engineers, asa site for the United States Court rooms and Post Office, for which Con- gresa at ita last seszion appropriated $40,000. Bad Tobacco Pros in Cabs, (From La Prepea of Havana, Oot 14 } By a letter we received from our correspondent in Gaila- lon (Vuelta Fao gh dated om the 6th tnst., we learn that it bas rained there {noessantly, y Norte, bot also in the greater part of sw ratural consequence the roads are entirely | to the great prejudice of travelles and country who find themeeives almo:t under the impovsibilliy of leav- teg thetr homes. The tobacco plaat beginealroady to suilor from the pernicious influence of these continual rains, end (he bi imen are unfortonaie!y unsble to work the greard for laying in ihe reed, which operation must be rer boa beginning of Septomber, for the harvast to bo Produtive. ‘ Thus ihe crop of the coming your opens under bad = apd the cultivators of [a Vuelte- Abajo \dreas ey Me to heaven that {t may uct tura out ew ‘as tha’ of the present one, for the tobacco crop being ote of the chief ele nente of the'r wealth, and consequestiy of their well veing, if it shovid fail, & would vee calamity not only for the also for the coun ry in g:nere! and for commerce | \igalar, tobacco being one of the ataples of tratli: support- mS = branch of tadustry and noarebing wWousands femilion. Gur correspondent likewise writes tbat the engineers mbo aye survoytng the railroad Line which is to avite Gan with Mulata, wore at that Cate Detween the hacien das of Caimiio and Catalina, the ‘atter belag distant from San Diego two short leagues. It isto »e desired shat the works of that railroad mey be carried on as fast as pos- alble, az this line, by bringing tbe Vaelta. aba) (mio im- mediato contact with ‘be capital, will give it immense ad ‘vantages by the easy outlet » hich will then be opened to ail tts products, and in partisalar to inat branch of sgri- — to whiob its inhabilacia ars by prefe once de- voted. Theatrical and Musical. Carnouc Osraans —A grand Ceativel isto be given ab the Academy of Music this afternoon ani evening in aid of the fuad of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. The entertainments ‘n the aficrmoon will consist o{ the amusing Piece oaled My Fellow Gerk”” and another favorite 08, and an ‘opean melange by George Christy an: Wood's Minstrels. In the ovening ws are promised the « Dum) Belle,’ ‘All That Glitters is Not Gold,” “ Mos merism,”’ Herr Cline om the clastic cord, » danc Baoapway —The Roozanl company will appear this queniog im & Dew romaaiic ballet called Cavallo DO-o0,” previous to which Mr and Mre way and others will perform ‘‘ Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady.” Nisto's —To night we are to have Signorina Rolla and | An Phe od ae a the :enowned ave ¢ olegaat fairy pantomime Boreas,” whieh bas become a cecided favorite. Bowsny.—Mr. Eddy and Miss St. Clair are to represent the bero aed neroipe to night in the toy Lyons." Mr. ©. W, Olarke will afterwards appear in dramas of “ George Barnwell” and the “ Golden Farmer.”’ Buxron's.—Miss Cushman is to ance this evening personate and Mrs. Simpson im ‘Simpson & Co."’ severe ins ls car to-night in a new called ‘Capon, or Leven ea Husband.’ fhe phones | drama of ‘Past and Present” is also Lavra Kamya’s —Misses Koene and Woils and Momrs. Jefferson, Jordan, Burnett and Wheaticigh are again to ap pear in ihe now play of “Splendid Misery”? to-night, Lite Toddiekine’’ is the afterpiece. Axamcay Mosrom. —Tbe extraordinary gymaavic foals of tho Carlo family, the songe of the Welsn Nightiogele, the wonders of the aquaria, Ac., consiitute the aiiracéous at toils house. play two of her best It and last appear. “Meg merrilies’” wMcienily aractive to render s change wholly cnne cemsary. Tas Povas Regions —TEe paintings fit and sufferings of Dr. Kane and his companions (o the Arciic Regions, now om exhibition at Empire Had are well worth seeing. the scree Case of Canceml—Reply of a Juror to the Foreman's Latter. TO TRE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Naw Youx, Oct. 90, 1867. Im your paper of the 16th ‘netant | see a lotter writtea by tho Foreman of the Jary on the Cancomi trial, saying that bo regrets Lo see (hat upjast socceations have been brougty against the Jurors in that trial, I having acted an one of that Jory, and having hoard all the ovidenge given, think the aocusations are jastones. Tas case was proved to be one of the plainest lever beard or read of in my life Three witnesses swore positively that they saw Osacem! sboot anderson and rum dows Grand strest, and thea traced him from there to bis resideace, 120 Worta stroot. Every other cir¢umstance woat to corroborate taair ev'- dence Mr Lang calls the colored giritne main witness egainet tbe prisoner tee Goresns, Menino Lagehs wes tae Mr. Lang sid nek mention aie neato, 00 that , dolored Cancem! is called am ipnccent man,I oan only ony inai ) ae shoot whom be sie my RMUEL AR! R, One of the Jarcra Inefficiency of the the Protection of Life and Property, TO THE ZDITOR OF THE UEZALD. Naw Yorx, Oot #1, 1967. \t @ exceedingly gratifying to all lovers o! peace sad g000 order ‘n this commuan'ty $9 observe the devotion so thety taterents manifested im your jsurnai, in arousing the no such strength as to troy alarm ne props. niebly troe that we now havo ® police force (although in ae ae who presen! ory manly ap ROTURES BY AL’ STON aNo HAYDON POR SALM — Ds 3h Bxh tion of Art Treseares, ae (where the, bave been spies ed for exbid' ‘8 large plotore, sire 1 feo. 6 leonen by 9 tome, by Stat com pletwre from the Inte Bur ne of the fon adore of he mn; "ee. Peter in Prison." Tt al. BY LADY Wisuivo YO ADOPT a HBALFHY BOY, belog unsbie to bi) ae ole, mother ‘en9p0rt fil pleas calles Not Ueion sours, Universiky piace sccoad X. WILL AMB PLAOB THE B4ME A. Mia's I botere "als evening, (thursday z. W. MANSELL, wan there, 7 80 OF «79 BBOADWAY, 6aLas iG ees See B, DIRBOT ALL YOUR LETTERS a. awa®'s 00. Ange, Georgia. NrOBMa’ WaNTED—iF THE WIFE O28 Wi I SP kin of Youn Maker, about 4 ot ane, who was ilied un n on Thomas ston, 29 Molt street. nexithe chureh, they will rroei fovtsntiba about bls doalh and Of wosse prover’ 1o0 by hiza. ET YHE EVE OF AN} FRIEND. OB Shetr pore at an have Rnown Thomes B. Willett late woleville, Sierra county ‘ aitfornia, “they ee iacee 1g: bitgadon on bis family, by sending any {oforma ‘too of bi to No, 16 North Twelfth ‘street, Philadelohis. Ho ‘a eupposed to bave sailed from Oallforeia in the UW Caled tteam vesel Ceciral amertca. 58 : iG Te THE UAKNOWS, OF BROOKLYN, POLIFICAL D ASEAMBLY OONVANTION —AT A OONVRSTION bold ws Laird’s Pith Ward Ho'sl, for this district, on wednesday Co'ober 31, Richard Winne having re- Seelafer: nsSlagisa. “Oa molog tho; aomiceton ‘was msds é . i ‘sn LeTass HOsFRN, Cox, Becreary. L. DISTR: ?, 10FH, UTE, Td AND jemoor joan’ Nomineting 19-6 ins ,. det the Conveation organized b jointing f ‘ ing preeent tbe Convea! an 7 Appointing Ror mao foleod cbairman, and David ogs'eod Joba J Dymond, Georetarics The Ooaventi thea proceeded to nominate & candidate for Renasor with the foliowing resalt —emib iy, dr, reoeived 12 yoves and t. 0. Fields 8. On motion of Mr. ‘Wes'ey Smigh tbe nomination of Mr. Aly was declared to be uasaimore, The Conveaion then x Davin Boca, Ba0 7s Be wown, ¢ Losrearton, 4SSEMBLY DIGTRIO?.—a MBBTING OF THE to this Convention will be held at :he house od. T. an, corver Forty seventh sirvci and Bighin avenue, a7 o'dlork this Oe? “ GABBIT . STBIKBR.We Oaairmaa. Geo. D. Davis. Beoretary. T A LAKGS AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEBTING OF THE independent voters of the Second ward, held ai the Mc fetm Hotel. No. 39 And pireot,on Tuesday evening, © tosar reambie AO. resoicilons were unacimeus jour: bay 24. £00, Chairmaa, p' ‘Whereas, The prodigacy azd corruption of poiltical parties micg extent that ihe pronchiog elections bave been selected by priv: ‘withcot reference io the olizeus aclarge, who aze expested .0 gadorve these eaadl iaies with thelz roles ai ibe polls: There: ore be tt jesolved. “That we, "he in¢ependen: voters of the Second yard, bereby form ven into @ elu’ 49 be ka “jndependent Club of the Becond ward,’ for tae p ng the evils of which we have 4'much reason 0 oom , and to relect from ine several parties suoa men us will ‘our judmen! best represent the people Pho elact them. Tred. That we wit support 59 mag for any ofleis! post known to bs honest and capable, and to be from ‘bo « Ge: cea tha: sbis club ts orgealzed more effectually garry ont the abo . the foregoing revelations chard MeLeod, William J. itvine, Thos. smith, Toa. B. | ye. Obairmaa JON ‘LTOR, OT, 4 MBETING OF ward Convention, held ai No. Esq , was called io tte igen was elecved Be . Mo drack tiv ved the unanimous nomi- V. LB CONTE (hairmaa, Op motion, Mr. Jacob ation. 0} _ Thk wl, {58 BRID@EPOS? FROTTING ‘two enisbraied » ~Ston names 6 Taylor borse oh g. 10 ave Twenty seventh sirest at 8 o'clock $ ©, tea mioutes before 1 o'siook, im time for the rece, and OF THE SOUTH FER2T iies'aad Foourmen's wearing apparst. foe comer“ y ¥J ‘app 5 e owner cin tara name yy calling at ‘ie ottce, and paying Cor Unis ad vertisemea O8T-3) REWARD—A LARGE SIZBD GOLD ‘waved, plain back and adge, supposed to de lost ta (ae ‘bird avenue cars The above will be given, and a0 questions aazed, Uf returoed to 69 Cedar *reet up stairs. b eeeoriee on O8.—ON OB ABOUT TRE NITH DAY OF MAY Last. a ceruiteate for one hundred O8T—A GOLD BING, HaVING 4 GRECHIPH STON spoted red, saga wih a bovr's heed pierosd with an wrow, ant the lovers T EB fa old 69 charecters. The finder wil be rewarded by leaving it a $8 Nassac street, a+ O8f—IN THE VIOIBITY OF BROADWay AND AMI ty street, a ihroad lace vel! Ths fincer by leaving it at bg jevelzy store 83 Blesoker sires. will be aniiably reward. O8T—ON TURSDSY, & LaDY'S BLAOK BNAMBLLED lepine watch. The bader will be sultably rewarced oa ring the eame at 4 Barclay aveet ap staire, O8T—ON TUSBDAT BYBNING, OOT. %, B15 DASDA, (of po value to any One but the owner) relative to pro- erty belooging © persoas semed artes. A liberal te Will be paid for the same on tase being returned to liv Livingston, 66 Maasau sizet. O8T—OF MOPDAT BVBNING, MBAR THE BROAD. way (boaire or ‘a # Madison avecas wage, « gold | raewlet The finder will be suiiably reward! on leaving tt At $4 Bas’ Geventsen'd @rent OST OA STOLEN—LN IRVIFG PLAOB ON MONDAT creping. 0 email pocketbook, ovsiaining B18: « eosevarai potas spd pspers of ro 219 10 ong perevn out the owner Tae pape: anc antes retern owner, a 4 Pas sooet, Gr at Irving pine acd 00 quewlona ated. TOLBN—TWO GOLD WATOT 88, Aven a resac! wil be given for t Jcho Mul, at the above piace TOLRE—ON Wares, prem, THs wre irom 0.62 4 cae care wateb, with on. 99 engraved cn case, also 8 Leo 4. oo Bull's Head Baek. If the party will return tbe may keep the money snd no questions eid be Watch ia prised higaly belag a gift fro: 4 auite) ‘Will also be gives. Address Wa w. Tar lor, 55 Rast Twenty-aisth sioeet, or No. $ Olty Ha |. > FROM MO. 18 BLM the relare 0° be mame RAYRD, A L Be wa dog. Wm owner's name aol address are on Onder will receive the above coward by re- Bis collar. Th tiraidg him to &7 aveone 0. REWARD —DaGUBRRBOTYPS OF AP BLDBRLT Amo a01 Bi-coker the 14, to frome Hi Aired, hat boa, aognt slzteen square, ant Bendis on top, wit tee faints OO Fon The re wil be paid to any tee to Wm. H ‘the Hudson $100 AEaARAce at Taman pe anaes of ow cy he ot ‘ne banke of thie ‘Sate Shove reward will be peut on re tirm of the ame b> MILA Puet & NIOHOLS 19) Sepadwar, 100 2874255788 avove aawann win Ba $1005 et PO i a gunre chain avd Ting attained, which fhe.ariay even. “hy i rod. aware tere, sil please w op the above. prov: = ore 1) * ove y retarn'D watch an) coala to the store of 2-00, jewelers 171 Broadway, ike sbove rows rd wil nd no qneations seked. (URN TORR WANTRD-IN BXOHAW kK Gorad roe amai nine tn (his Bale, ado-ta9 Daria, cation, nem TORRE OF aNd, 6 MILB i quia iiirola, for vale. 3 Tmorehoeals perfect” ‘Addroes EL. bos ‘Ide Harald’ odes se ?S tne Het fie ty : | * i Mmbhered lard, ta? t Lawrence eonnty, able fc Pt rg ty Sg Neg Sf Ooeaa Bank. {OB SALB—A NUaT THREE STCAY ROR SALE A Nee? SERES STORY ARIOE BOOS, sil the ‘ the purchase money esa remein on bond laqdve ots Ww. OR AK, No 78 Woot Pairty sith B S4LE-OR TO BX ‘HANGR FOR DEY saitable for the Western merket. Sco sores at howrty near a OB. on ® SAL® OR 20 LET—HOUSE street, Jersey Oltr, five minutes walk ‘be honse is {9 excellent order, with ail the modsrn improve: ments sppiv at 139 #esi Twenty Ofth stron, M. ¥. ‘OR CABHL.—WANTPD TO PUROH, ca EE Pont oe ont at toy re O° or add 4d) # toro weeks. 190 Finoe streak, Now York, win tal partculaem, ‘a2 po otnore will ‘OUSB FOR 84) B—80 berweer te b street, 2 PHELPS PLACR, TAB and 8eon4 avenues, four: OTICE—TO BOOT AND SHOE MANUF ACTORERA— N A pery in Troy, 8 Y wouid exc a three brick building 9634 feel front on Biv « street 60 feet A9ep, exending back 144 feet geod stand for b i fad dwet ing a go> 7 tite tndlapatadle. ° Beekman over tbe Park sank. BOC HK BLLOGG & 00. 1 800 FOR S4LB A WELL ENOWF AND OLD . ‘> establiehes restaurant and profitable bar, at- ted u» wih supper rooms. &¢.; favorable ‘ease at low rent; good chance to engage in tue above busines’. [uquire at Broadway, room iT. OB owas 200. He good oy pot a’, 2ST4BLISUED CORNKE FAMILY GROCERY FOR oale, ats sacrifice, as he owner is leaving the afty; bas dens'an ext bnatnees for many years Terms modaiog. For particulars cal a: 389 Broadway, room M Waar. FRED STOBS FOR §4LB—WITH STOOK AND FIX. taree and horse and wag Will be sold chesp oa ac cont of tl! health Inquire of OLIVER 8 POWSuu Delancey sireet, or 161 West Twenty cigh'h atrest, GOOD OH* NOB.—FOR 84LB, BY ORDER OF THE aasimaee, five ye ture aed fix tures of ihe pew and Bande jenae, mely Sued up Freneh bakery aad foo Bo 445 “anal strect eae oB.W. BiGH ARDS, Sor Brost way. hy 3 “al FIRST CLASS D&U@ STORE FOR AA “cas rursnase auld ware, aad feawe: the locustee noite be ry wed ia Prooklyn One wiis a knowiedge of the oe ould 6 well WAPPIN. Bo One © ewe ddrees, for taree dags, Alpheus, box eee ABBY FOR SALB—IN OW! Boos in’ Broonlya, for bealaess. Tas propriioe We w aroma of golng Went Apply for information aa io 2D RIGEMOND, (outler ) S57 Washing. Market on Woe, Bireet ide. falso. hcfon, wagee and barctceterenias & SALB-—AN OLD ‘northwest corner of Wes and ro SALB—AP OLD BSTABLISHED PORTER in Brook! wih extensive quctt akhtie For vartialsre Inquire, ch ine premises Pearl street, To be sold tn consequence protor meeting wal seovereeseaen ace OR BALB—A LIQUOR Lie BF Ccee “Apply sto Wemetece The reason woknam™ 3 BALE—A PAINT BTORR ONB Laer Fesveae ta Brooxiya. ope - Ro. % Pulm eronen, % SALB_AN OLD WATUH AND J8WELRY @ ved ia one ° ; 2 Buh aveous. BY. umisldanten: Fa SALB—-THROUGH ILL HBALTH, A GOOD PIR bakery. with pairat oves aad every ding doing bu: a we ganetoahies Aap saz any at week 3 SALB—ONS OF THE elty, with hi Ferre eS i<eae* Fare chance fra competent man to get a well paying pom at partioware iaquire sean sereek pom as ue inquire & 9 « (0 MILLINBRS®.—s LOROR MILLINERY BI Pe sepeees oot 8 bargals; lished oleven youre: ix a good loosirn, i his city; amoun' of siock 0 sul Chaser, with © lene of five ; rent moderate. ° ning, Ook 23.1867, a 7}; o'clock, GAO. W. KRILY, Onterty. —As MeErING OF THe be bald of F ree, eee ot ae erecta, evening Vor 22 iI whe dri, ‘be a > ot Tionten aan. la earnestly re) aceted order, Cuas B Arvensor, Beorelary Wai peer “c= G0 48D -aTTSRTION —THE MEMSERS OF tat pSitess spay sa ean , for evenis arads By a Diunstacres Orderly. GRO. 7, HOPPER, Captain, APrERE GUERD rompany will be 3 MISCELLANEOUS, Bg eon pre Or sett lain and orca, as rane ot 408, HATS —BERT QUALITY OF SIDR Hat at " eenapmecaiatsannaeatien r crt ad " 270 @reeawich street, between and Marvey. DO wm, yo RAOM: vi 2 Oty SC SER Eee by . whieh cos! ap of oleh sy fiom Bib 1s Sh week on Wo reshoed by pall. later, wa Trensand” “Aachen Bre albert bor 178 Horald oon: Lame FiLas 0} Ca five made ‘order. aod 4 Jates, roll Inches, slide res, by itt. drew W. a WRAPE, Of RULING OFF OF RAP aT 80 CARTS BELOW Sree Sass cvershnee. laine: feakions troer Wr A} feady a 178 Broadway, New Vers.) SACOPOWSR EY BR WILL CONTINUS HIB RIC PES Sor eT ra tori ich, trder his former oH a “lone dt Hosa way, between Thompsou's tet saloons ,___ nate eatery B CRLBBRATRD VERTRIS BLOOM—OF INRRTIMA: yg yng atc fens eval eursin sore for the nin an!) ah’n dlosanae, dice. if 10m want & ive withow an ernption, «. Bion Aopen Madame RPRURA Res Bee ian pared by Angelo Bartntionria —oe ss ABTED—FARESA COD LIVERS, TR ANY QUANTITY, % TADMAN'S dreg gore, gi Visesuer eve