The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1858, Page 1

THE NEW_YORK HERALD. —_—— WHOLE NO. 8070. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. OF IMPORTANCE, NO NEWS ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON, ae, Kes &e. Tauax, Oct, 7, 1863. ‘The steamship Canada, Capt, Lang, left Liverpool at 10 A. M, on the 26th ult., and arrived at Halifax at 7 A. M. ef the 7th inst. The C. sailed for Boston at four o'clock thia aftefioon, where she will be due at a very early hour eo Saturday morning. Weather cloudy, witha light west wind. e She reports, 25th ult. passed the American ship Reso Jute, Louud west; 4th inst., passed the British bark Catherine, bound east. Among her passengers is C, W. Bradley, bearer of des patobes from Chiua to the govermment at Washington. ‘The crew of the ship Golden Stato mutinied at Penang on July 19. ‘They would not work, under pretouce (hat they had not enough of food, and beat the oflicers and Deatewain fearfully with handepikes. They then took a Doat and went asbore, where they were captured and taken into custody. The first officer died the same evening. ‘The eteamship North Star arrived this morning from New York. GREAT BRITAIN, The conflict between the offivitls of the Atlantic Tele- graph Company still continues. Mr, Brett had ssued a socond pamphlet in answer to Mr. Whitehonse’s state- mocnt. He charges the latter gentieman with ignors nee of the facts of the cave, and disputes the correctness of his deductions. Mr. Brett says that simple rope or gutta percha covered cables have beon proved to be usciese, and hopes that the company will lay a cablo of three electrical conduc- tors next year. Atlantic Telegraph shares were quoted at £200 to £330, ‘The British Board of Trade retores for August show a decrease in the exports for August of over half a million sterling, compared with the same month last year. This erhibits an improvement upon the recent return. The imports continue to show a large increase in wheat and ur. ‘The new telegraph cable between England and Holland har been successfully laid down. Tt is the heaviest yet submerged, weighing 1,260 tons, although the distance is ‘©n!y one hundred and forty miles. Detailed accounts of the recent uprising of convicts at Portian¢t show that the intention of the fifteen bundred engaged in the plot was to fail npon the guards in their combined strength and murder them, to burn the prison, plunder the buildings, and then to make their way to the wain land. A handful of soldiers thwarted their deape- vate cesign. ‘The British Association for the advancement of Science was in session at Leeds. ‘The Temes denounces the Stadt duties, and shows that We government will incur @ heavy responsibility if they delay for a single month to give Hauover notice that she will be required to terminate the ill advised treaty of 844. ‘The Times docs not think Ube line of steamers establisi- ed by the Odersa Company for the Mediterranean traffic at all tikely to ruin its established competitors; that neither politically or commercially Deed the Mediterranean Powers fear the temporary lease of Villa Franca, though Sardinia and Rusela may have been both a Kitie’ picasod to ainrm and irritate in the matter, Orders have been iesned for the senting of 2,000 troops as reinforcements to Judia during the month of October. Today (Sept. 25) will take place, at Blackwall, the Yaunch Of u lerge vessel of a peculiar constraction, design- ed to raise sunken shige. FRANCE, ‘The Bank of France, on the 2 count to three percent. The Minister of Finance a'so reduced the interest on treasury bonds to the extent of a Tait por cont, making the rate two and a half lor bonds Ender six mouths, aud thiee p r those above. ‘The Emperor, Lows Napoleon, coptinned at Biarritz. Ap imperial cecr pomnates Karon Gros, French Ple- Bipotentiary tu China, to the digmty of Seuator. © Chalong camp will be raised in the middie of ber. ime French government Las appolated @ Vico-Consul at pod, Cab fornia. Pee tiers way that the French dimcalty with Vono arranged Fitts are pin: Say he form an establ Cochin: China. Trites Giaka war killed in Paris Dy throwing hime) from bis carriage, his horee having tekep ight. The merchants at Marseilles ars avathing (hemeelves 0 ho aivantoges opened with China by the troat, ‘The Three. per-cents closet at Yaris on Friday ab 72 a To, having sigltly advanced dermg the day. The Farw cortespor of the Zndepeniianee Belge Bays ihe French forees at Rose are ty be augmented. 2 soiemn mass of thankg.v.ng was perfor ned at Paris tn the Chureh of Foreign Missions, in celebration of the Chincee treaty. It aid that the Freneh ebips of war it the Adriatic are to be withdrawn, the aMaire of Montenegro no iong r Fequsting their presener ment on te Bay of Tourane s riding to the offeial desp government will augment the army #0 a8 to be jie to put down political agtauon come from any quarter ‘that it may ite said that the expedition against tie Tit pirates wil be postponed! rniii spring; but tne guverument inteuds dact cherg Ny against Mexico. ‘The Queen bad returned to Madrid. Tee € cia Autegrafa declares thero is ro treth ip the statement that an Anglo Rpapish ¢ mnpan: obtained the concersion of a submarine to ogra) , w mute tained jor tho bigh and low Pyrenees, Arregon and Jura. PORTUGAL. .. The Tariff Commission at Lisbon was reported to have decited in favor of a general rednction in the important duties on manufactured goods. but He a were expected w be on a limited scale, and if adopted by gov. erpmoot cannot be pat tn force enti! uext year, as Woy Tnet pass the Cortes, which meots in Novorpucr. PRUSSIA A Berlin telegraphio ¢ h says the Ring bas vigned anorder which defintely regulates the qnestion «f roveru ment. The orver will nat he pabtiched unte the return of the Prince of Prassia from Warsaw, to Witich place he had to witners tho graud mililary evolutions before the ror of Husain, Tutus, Sopt. 24, 1859. ‘The Freng Zeitung announce. that the 1th of October & fixed ae Ure day for tae convocation of tive Chambers. RUSSIA. General Mooraviey, Count Amoarrki, will, it i amit, bo Russian Minister at 1% It was reported in Alec proposce eonding a military nan aa ite repreeeutaive ‘Toe Rasrieus are reported to bave galned anotuer great victory ewer the Circassians, At Moscow, the politan Archbwhep addressed a Wmperor, charging bin to carry Driet.an fat, by all mene and appianced, fto the beart of China. TURKEY. ‘Trraere, Sept. 24, 1958. News from Constantinople down to the 15th, says that the ailowancor and aalarics of the emplozes of the gos. tue Ment have been ayaa The Anglo-Chinese treaty had not been padlishe}, and pre Was tnurtmoring at the delay Moniteur gives the detuile of the Fronch Chines treaty, which wore alreaiy generaliy known, It sxys the chastiroment OF the mandarin, by Whose orders Fatue Chapiclaine was behoaded, be made pubite. The fidermnity to France is 16,000,000 franc It war coported in Paris that the Emperor of China is to have the grand cordon of V'adimer from I .ssia, aul that of the Leg oa of Honor from France. AFRICA, Chpe of Good Mopo dates aro to Anpuet 12. Difflenitie had ecourred beiween the British and Portuguees authori fee in Momambiqne Channel. A small cutter from Natal trading on the east coast was seized by Ue Portuguese for Not prying duty at Delanoa Yay. The crew e sont tr Morambique ahd pineed inehacce of the British Coueul who demanded the boat end cargo, withovt success, Ho hoe, in consequence, |eft for Kngieml, to represent the Cage to the Foreign Oiler Bir Goorge Grey was meeting enthusimette reception doring his State miesion. Tt wae lieped that Ine me diation with the powerfel Chief Mostesh, would produce Peaceful rernita. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. LONDON MONFY MARKET. Guetiinnne at 9744 a 9744 for money, and was abundant, Tho im the Dank of England tad increased SASS Said be He4.; dollars, 64. American 16 City Articte of the London Times se! > mark in a New York fom papers thas te ‘Baroy ereditors of Mexico my be 88 usuters, to fond a a tee ) “neers oy Berewarts the hint es imp and en the captnisis whe 3 Bo duprved to histen, during the comune at ustewoe of Mom ¥, to lempting invitations from the other side of tho Atlantic. hod botter ta ke warning from it. ‘The Tre City Artioleot the 3 that the Minne hae beep annownced of NM. For’: mn, in the pro. duce trade, with liabilities estimated at £50,000, M. For- he is stated to have ditappeared. ‘The English funds continue perfectly inactive. After the term nation of regular business the sole transactions were effected aton improvement of one-eighth. bal- lion in tho bank isuow within £3,098,073 of x he host amount ever reached, which was op the 1 of fe 1852, when it stood £22,292,138, Yesterday the dividend on the stock of the Great Western Railway Company of. Canada, was officially an- nounced at the rate of four per cent per annum, six per cent last year, Daily News City Article of Sept. 25 says:-Extreme inactivity prevailed on Friday throughout Buck ex- change, but lute in the afternoon the funds were stimu- lated by two considerable purchases for account, and con- sols closed one-eighth per eent bier, than yesterday. There were no bullion operations at Dank. ~ ‘She bank returns show that the increase in bullion agrees almost exactly with the amount of gold known to have béen sent mto the bank during the week referre! to, The inference is Unt the recent withdrawals of coin on provincial account have absolutely ceased and that the eurplue at present held in the country will soon begin to flow back to the bank. At Paris to-day the Three per cent Rentes improved 116 w %. AMERICAN STOCKS. Mesers. Baring Brothers report a limited business at previous rates, There have been a few sales of goyern- ment new fives at 9535295. For railway bonds thore is en improved demand at improved prices. The follow- ing ave the quotations :— Tiinois Central RR,.... Bixes, , (Frelands), Do., sixes aud sevens, 1875, U.S. bonds, sixes, 1808 De 186" Do., 0. ibama bonds, fives Kentucky, sixes. Maryland bonds, tives Ohio, sixes, 1876, Penney.|vania, fives., bo’ bonds, Tennegree bonds, sixes, . Virginia, sixer, 1886, Do. fives, 1888....... Maples Central, eigits, 1869, o. Fy PSSESUSSSERESESE * ePeeeeerersee ter *® agseeseszezersss x Pennsylvania Central, sixce, first mortgage. 90a 91 The London Times of Friday quotes actual sales of Tii- nois Central Railroad shares at 23 discount; New York Central shares at 763g; ditto Sinking Fund at $434 a 84. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. The Brokers’ Circular states the rales of the weck at 68,200 baler, of which 6,600 were oa speculation, and 9,600 for export, All qualities had advanced one-sixteenth of a penny on the week, but the advance was scarcely maintained at the close, holders offering freely, but show- ing no disposition to press sales. Some authorities state that the market was firmer, but not quotably higher. ‘The sales of Friday were 8,006 bales, of which 1,000 were on speculation and 1,000 for export) the market closing quiet at the following authorized gear Now Orleans, 4 Mobiles: 7 5-1d. Uplands 2h Dae TMA. The stock in port was estimated at 508,600 bales, of which 445,000 were American. SLATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER. ‘The Manchester adyiecs contmue favorable; prices were steady, though the business was without material change. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPFPS MARKET, Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. quote flour drooping, being ofiered at a reduction, without finding bayers: Wentern, 208. a 218.; Philadoiphia and Baltimore, 228. a ‘Ohio, 228, €d. a 258. Wheat stead: 6s. ahs. Qt. Corn dull and nominal, at iow, and 358. for white. Bighand, Aytha & Co, quote coru 18, lower on Bas. for y Messre. the week. LONDON MARERTS. Messre. Baring Bros. quote the corn market dul}. Wheat, declined 1. a 28. on kngiish; American white fs quoted at 44s. a $08., ave red and amber at 486. Flour ranges from ‘0s. to 2hs. Iron steady. Welsh rails steady and in bet ter demand, at £6 5s. a £6 10s.; Welsh bar, £6 Os. Su gar firm bot quiet. Coffee frm, with a ebielly on the fine grades. For Lineeed demand: New York is quoted at £11; Boston, £10 Fish o1e—tales unimportant: sperm, a ; cod, £54 10s.; limseed very dull at 32s, 44 ‘Tallow dull at 498, 34.,0u the spot, and 49 during the inst three moaths in the year. » bostiers at umehanged prices: Congou grote a at dd. a 10144. Spirits turpentive S¥s.; crude, 10s, 6 , LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Riginnd, Aytie & Co., Picharuedn, Sponeo & : Mesionry and others quote:—Bert heavy. qualities easier to buy at forme: ard duit, but steady. in tallow an average bust wing, without quotable change in rater; batehers, 51 PRODUCE MAPKET, 4 CFCUIATS YbObe mm Ashes quict & He. fer poaris. Sagar t. Bios heavy at a decli Tea drm; Coagou, Wd, to 104, common. “ices Spirite turpentine dei. cod do., 124 a 28 Loe. Vuriuest is doing at 858. Cd, a ade. HAVRE 444 Vor the week endiy Tn Mreced of a good ye tule Of the week 16.0% New Urleah tres ordi. nau 1 stock 66 te Tie ngnnfectering re favorable. Dreaietuit’ haven deciming ten ‘ : aty. Cotibe quiet, bat importeat. Bice dull. Suge steady. wy drouping. Whalebone uuchanged. firta, Lard PASSENCERS BY THF CANADA. Me Frordereaus and vuly, Mr josquet and alg, Me Hopictns, three chic ren, Lady nud 9 Wroweet oud leiy, Me Wares and Indy, Mre end Miss Miller, Me Sykes, Inay dud 1 Console ane lady, Mir balnot, thay, indamt and Miss Kayioa. Me Messenger and laity, Mr Joy dy, Me Mackhurns fody and eR, Si Somtguah st vr uc, chi i, Capt Wives, Way, pola, Mauice, ci Bhepart, Delaney, . Treser, bce, Witlaise Crea, Beavel, femiulte, Cerro, Brownlee. Naval Intel . feos waich wo have rée ited from the United Atates ship Savanna’, now lymg at Greytown, we ere wormed thet & malady smiiar that which broke outon bourd the United States steamship Sucquehauna, had appesred among the crew, aud that wverai deaths had c¢eurted in consequence. "The commaukior af uhe Sa- vannal bad deemed it adeisable to put for a stort Ry private tance, ond will remain Watll the health of the crew iua- proves The United States steamer Harrict Lane failed, as por order, yewteréay trom her anchorage of tha\Patery. Sho foes train bore to St. Thomas, from which primer ster wilt Proceed direct to Buea Ayres, vla IrGambuce, aud await the arrive: of Aénural Suubries bf the frigate Saimne. Lieut. Bancrott Gherardi, who was atfathe? t the United States steam frigate Nenmace dpe’ ce iat lay mg the Atlanta relooted from art to tho United States Naval Reatezvor Lieut. J. HL North has been appointed Lyglit Hoare fa- Teut. WoL as thu dwteiet, No. 5, ln pace oF jurdacgh detached and reported Monday flr duty.— Ver folk Herald, Spt. 20. A China naval circular states that Ge Vaited Stet frigates Powhatan aru Miaueaota were ia the Golf of | chee-le; the slonp-ofwar Germantown at) Cunton river, and the steam frigate Miseiselppi at Hong Kong on the 280 of Joly. It was betieved ty the equedrort that two of ite vers it-<the Germanto ssn and “ esirript: +erouid soon be ordered bome. Health of the officers and Gows good. A totter cated the mouth of the Pei-tio, Jivly 6, says the United Buates «tenn Frigate Powhetan would rau the savas day for Nagasaki, Jap Svureoon &, Wilton Keliog porte! ae Bergeon of the Gosport Navy Yor, on Monday, inthe pidoo of Sargon Janes Cornies, ordered to juin die Tuited|Mtaces eweamer Roonoke J tat Home eyhetron, Lieut , ht Fleet Surge Thomas & Phetps of the Or y Yard, hae Soon urtident of the Gos Ordered we the ce De howd Pnited vermport, oaw fp wut ab the Br » Paracudy exyediton. Dreut Gee + tale thy of Lie norder 1 to the Gomport % building, the new sloop and other works in the Goapurt yard are rapidly progressing ty compictioa, There ary at progent eighteen hundred ant stveaty five mice em. ployed in the different depwtmeuta, Lieut. Dulany A. Forrest haa boew dotachod fom the Naval Observatory ant Hydrograpiie OTibo at Washing Carpeuter os has beew ordered fw place of Carpenter Henry count of ill health. Gaver Buger 4 to the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. 1, 9 the place of Burgers P. Allen, detached and orderod ky the Jamestown. Passed Assistant Surgeon Joho Vaneiaut lies been ordered = Southern Star, now diting out ab thee Gosport Nav inane ‘The United States steamer Water Witelt. Lieatenant Po ram and the Fuiton, Commander Almy, Will sail from Sth iuet., for Paragiay, The Southern Star, ‘ommander Pennock, wi!l follow a few dpys after. Gan: yer John Webber bas been ordered to tlie Gosport Navy Yard, and haa reportet for duty tawain Cha Johnson has been orderad for dary e Navy Yard a Vortamoath, N. H., in place of Boal jn Whitaker, de tached on account of i! bewith The Nowy Department ie informad that Loutenant Brooke avthe Navy Yara, More istand, California, preparing tor a scinntitic ander taking 10 arcertaim the safeat route from Rat Fravecises to Chima, ant te ote — ali dangeroge points. for the tee of mariners. echoaner peuntmore Cooper was destined for the undertaking. j Tienterant J. Hi. North hes been appolited Lighthouse Ioepedter for Metrics No. 5, in place of Licntenanl W. i Murdangh, dotacked, aud bas reported fot duty, MORNING EDITION—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1858, Over $400,000 of the Bogus Money, to- gether with the Plates, c&c., Seized by the Police in this City—Arrest of Madame Sevesti, the Distributress of the Bills, at Syra, Turkey—Her Detection by the Di- reetor of the Custom House, Abdallah Hiffet Bey, &e., &e. One of the mort extensive counterfeiting operations that: Ww sever known came to light yesterday, nearly half a million of the spurious money being recovered by the po- lice, together with the dies, plates, &c., used Cor manufac. turing the bogus stuff. The money is ail Turkish bilte, anda large amount of it has been successfully passed in Constantinople by a woman, who, from all the particu lars that we have been enabled wo learn, was the prime mover in the operation, and the principal or chief of a gang who aided her in its circulation. It appears that the woman, whose name is Mrs, Sevest!, a Moldavian, came to this country about a year ago, and put up at the St. Nicholas Hotel under the assumed name of Madam Garfiner. It is not known if she was accom- panied here by any person, but after a short stay at the above hotel she changed her quarters to a private board. ing houee in the upper part of the city. Early last spring she called upon Mr, Wm. L, 8. Harrison, a printer, doing business at No. 82 Duane street, and desired to know what he would print a certain amount of iabels for, and obtain the plates, &c., necessary for the printing. Mr. Harrison informed her of bis price, when she lett; but in afew days after she again called, and ordered four dozen of electrotype plates to be made, representing a very curious looking label, which appears to have boon a copy of a Turkish bill, with yarious Arabic letters in the centre and around the edges. Mr. Harrison thought them to be a jabel four some Chinese invention, and did not for one moment hesitate w accept the jub. He aceor. dingly agreed to have the plates wanufactared at the earliest moment. An arrangement was then made that Mr. Harrison should print 600,000 copics at one dollar a thousand, aud that they should be doue within a certain given time. The work was accordingly Gnished, and all delivered, with the exception of about one- quarter of the bills, which, together with the plates, were left in Mr. Harrison’s care, until they should be called for by Mrs, Sevesti. Nothing further was heard of this woman by Mr. Har- rison until yesterday, when, about two o’clock in the after- noon, he was surprised by the entrance of a body of men who were no lees than Sergeant Berney, Acting Sergeant Thomas Sampson, and officers Busteed, Blackwell, Hil- lard, Horrigan, Neais, Fowler, Armstrong and Freeman, of the Mayor's squad, with a warrant to seize all found in tho place. Madame Sevesti, it appeara, as soon as she procured the bilis, had three large trunke manufactured with false bottoms,and in a short time sailed in a steamer for Europe. There she procured a passage in the steamer ‘Agia Sofa, which runs between Liverpoo! and Constanti nople, and landed at Syra. On leaving the steamer ehe appeared very anxious about her inggage, and ve quested an Englishman, who was attached to the Stean Company's office, to accompany her to the Custom House, hoping that by hit assistance she might have the exami nation got through more readily and with less rigor, She also expressed anxiety lest her dresees and other articles of toilet should be rumpled. The director ef the Custom House, Abdallah Hitlet Bey, assured her, with the greatest courtesy, that nothing should be injured, but that her trunks must be opened. This was done, aud the very first looked at was found to bave a false bottom. On this the director had all the rest of the baggage removed into ab inner room, and requested the lady to follow bim there, A further search wae then male, and two other trunks were found to be made in the sine manner, and to bave carefully packed fo them forged uetes of twenty piastres, to the total amount of 1,230,000 piastres, made up in packets of 3,000 cach, The lady herself was after wards searched, and there were fuund, carefully sewed in her under garments, 20/0 iastee? more o the same netes. The nly and ber baggage w immediately sent off to the Ministry of Police, and on her way thither she betrayed the utmost alarm and agitation. On being interrogate| by the Maaister ehe: we ber name as F—— C-——, thutof ong of the iinet uiilies in the Kast, She stated thatshe wax A native of Moldavia, aod was & married women. phe was 4 ward removed to the prison for women aud carcfally tuthe Porte - Mt is bel rRWwho have watched, and on the following day was ta aod examined by the Grand Vigier hur she is only the agont of a band of for Syra their beaeqe ters the tilly ment sy stating € ined und prime y wrote to the arrest of y imos,”? or ,» during 4 jaud Mnistor money eroding. ft Th Torkweh which ietter arrived on Wean his suspicion that thers was ye counterfelt money to be feene absent, Mr. Stuith preeeoded at on the Mayor, where affidavice, po which a warrant was issued and placed in the above officer's hawds AVPIDAYIT OF MR. SyrTH. ford Smith, Conant for uw Otieanan Porte tu Wty, wr interrogation mad? role, ceeimred that ave, unde r die a*- srumed ame of Madani Geriinnr, had eatwars the oatt mes” or ry to be prinied in the: ot New York hy aceriain jarrhgen, a book priser, at No 2 Dessne sitet, ba oabt chy: abe had take: fowr plates iu order to tat the signature of the Sultat, * wad thet there remains beshie eoch of theme plates in the aigezine of priater and in hie exten pheoes of the aber maraed toro and dr paris hereof, arc eo sian ef the walt y cig of New Fork; and depaneut fucihe Seamer’ ate Peper money ikened by Pest an the Turkish goverament, iad thet they elronidted as mor therein, wud sbat O» esd the earned wil action of ” » 32 Pawne Mug: wan Cone! Sworn before ine this 7th day of tetober, 186. astet PF Tirwars, Mayor. on rearching Thrrison’s place, recovered 00 of the counterielt money, which they elves in the ofiter. soa © i, together with the prise ’ "The following is a cupy o the reverse side of the bis — the starap on Mr. Mlarrison, when arreeted, seemed very much eur priced, expecially when informed that be be i beew acrost ed for counterfeiting, There can bo no doabt bat that Mr. Harrison was entirety ignorant of witat us the ma. terial y The othor parties arrested were Twoed, 2. W. Romeoy, Mt. Stillwell, Roach, James Contol'y, and F. W. Grittith, all printers The Mayor, efter a short conversation with Mr. Smit deckted to hold Mr. Hareiron to vet in tha giv of $2 to answer, if any examination might be required. tiie clerks were also belt ay witnesses, Mr. Harrieon soon gave the reqaired bail and was diecharged. He descritves Mrs, Sevesti ar a woman apparentiy about forty yeors of age, aml wae “tall times elegantly attired and very lady like in her mai.sere. MK, HARRISON'S STATEMENT. 70 BHR Powe. The undersigned desires te state, in teferenee to the charge made by the Turk'sh Conaul of printy Of paper money such a@ ie iaeued by the Turk sh govern tent, thet he is entirely aud absolutely Innocent of any crimimal Yntent im the whole mate Having entertain retrotest suepicion, at the time Jod wae done, or since, that the printing which he evted could be put to avy illegal use, The job eame to bis oflice apparentiy in tho regalat contre of bommess. The woman, boing a stranger to him, wae told the rele of ihe attice, reqititing from strange: a reference or an advance Payment; sho chose the latter alternative, and the job Ws put in hand, and executed it could conve niently be done. which he suppose wer article of commerce of Eastera origin, from the Chinese characters upoa them, were printed from ordinary stereotype ana eiecttulype plates used b: job printere in their brainess. The Wood engraving was made by Mr. J. W. Orr, who doge all the sub seriber's engraving-—the phtet were where he has all that kind of work dome—t! was made by dealers from whom be purehaer and the job Wat printed openly in tie attics, | view of strangers, visilert and eurtomers, having boon ov the press gome fliteen days, and son daring that time hy he sdrede of persons--no conveaiment or eecresy, hot the slightest attempt at privacy, boing made by hira, from the moment he mete the bargain until the job woe delivered wt he Astor Hout, Indeed, go uitie did the soon undersigned. suppose. ha bad been doing auything wrong Or llega) in printing this job, that these ‘ lapels,’ which now prove to be Dirkish paper wouwy, avp | jying loowe around bis office since July last; and a lary quasitity of them, which the office boys hall beeu using ‘a8 waste paper, were on a shelf ia full view of UieloMvei when he came to make ihe arrest, The roby pe platesalso were in the cup board with the plates of all other customers. ‘There is nothing in the appeargnce of these “ labels’’ to load ony ope to suspect that taey could he used a paper money.” They are aboul the sig of Ue printed paper that comes on a pack of Chinese fra crack: Cre, and are partly covered with siimilay characterg, ‘Vo those who knew the subsccber personally, any as surance of bis entire innoc af any guilty KuuAviedge im the matter be feels is unnecessary; but to sttangers awed the public at large, U's statemont is submitted, to the ond that bis unsuspicious and iunocent conection Wotlk the ( ameaction may L woud. 2 eyeetly ui M. 1 HARRELSON, Job Printer, New Yors, Oct. 7, 1858. No, 82 Duang street. The Yorkville Hiot. CONCLUSION OF THE CORONER'S LNQUEST—VERDICT OF rm sUR ‘The Coroner’s inquest in the case of the York vilie riot ‘was concluded yesterday afternoon. The jury, being ad dressed by Coroner Gamblo, retired for deberation, and after being out about two hours reudered the following verdict — ‘That M'chaet Collum earn to his death by hemmorhage from @ wound in the left thigh, infieted by a knife in Ue hands of Giateno Mariinga't, aided and abetted by Gia- seppi Pianlini and Francis Guisti, on the night of the 3d ot Getober, 1858, xt the Cosmopolitan Garden, and Phat o- minica Murforo, Giacomo Reve, Gcorge Zilch, Dominica Fomara, Giovano Brovano, Androa Pallinarl, Girlomo Boero, Yietro Belli, raneicco Kerrando, Angelo Froboni, Bastiant Pagani, Stefano Scanagat, and Dyontsigs Oohes participators in the riot in which decease’ lost his . apd in which Patrick Tracy, Kiward Buus and Michael Rourke were dangerously wounded, Op the rendition of the abuve verdict, the two brothers Pelli, John King and Avgnstos Cariini were discharged from cnstody, but the remainder of the prisonerg, whase bames are given in the verdict, were czartaod in the usual form prescribed by law and committed to te Tombs in detanit of $2,000 bail. ‘The accused all prouounced themselves innocent of the ehargo preferred against them, and signify a desire to have a spoody trial, City Intelligence. ‘Tur Truss Commencuu, FLAG—Mearina Iv Taaany Hart. —Our Irish fellow citizens and their friends will Ineet this (Friday) evening at Tammany Hall, in order to make ar rangements for the presentation of (be above splendid git to Captain Waters, of the steamship Prince Atbert, ef the Galway line, Tho ladies interested in, the matter give the call, throngh their representative, Colonel Kelly, and expect a crowded attendance. both in reply td their in vitation and in the canse of “Old Ireland.’ The dimon. sions of the tlag will be seven fect by eighteen, and it will be made of the richest and most costly material, The de. sign for the device has been eninewhat altered. Under the uew arrangement the Trish harp will form the centre of a shield similar to that recognized as the ofeial minis terial crest of the United States, and around the rim of this shiold will ron a wreath of shamrock. The seroll for the inscription will be under the peviestal of the harp. The device and ingeription will be displayed on a ground work of rich green merino. Colonel Kelly, and Mr. O'Conor, of Wail strect, had an interview with Miss Terees. Femonde, the accomplished reader of Irwk poetry, in Brooklyn, yesterday, and it if underetood that that gitted lady will present the (lag ptain Waters in the name of her fair sisters. ing to-night will be add tionally interesting in view of the fact that Surveyor Hact and other influential Americans will be present in aid of their Hiberman acquaintances and allies, MeRTING OF TH CaALEPONIAN Curn.—Tho afticora ant members of the Cixb met on Monday evening in the Mer ver House, to award the prizes to the suc fel compet! tors at their late games in Jones’ Wood. There was a full attendance, everything went off very harmoniot and quite a nem new Namek wore presontad for membership. The prizer selected by the committer were chiefly parts of Highland coatnme. “Some had the gotten eagle®, and one had a bracsome copy of Ute works of theif {ramortal Rurus, but tueir 1 acterietic was mo selection of awards. ppemtment of a committe inb, with a view of exten: 18 10 Othera beyond the Club, a8 at present, and for other sr byuttors per: taining to the goverbment of the Soc The Clod has a arable prospeet of becoming a permedent instite tion among Us. Athletic exerciere are loudly ealied for, Kove will better satisfy the respectable partion of ar young and middle aged than te manly james of Auid Scotia. A pleasant place eelectod Sor exercises, convenient to Se ety, would draw many from Ue tuarer of idtenene ant bad sartety elsewhere. Gers yor Tim Rosen Fricare Gesera, Apantar— The sohoouer Mary Mankin, from Boston, @rrived Us mopping, has on deck two of the gone for the Russia to revise the + the compe. tnbers of the #teim frigate General Admiral, They we veo snd half tons cach. The Mary Maukin lies at the Novelt works. Ovn Crrvy Guanniana,—A few nights fince a pollen offices was seen ou the corner of Thirty-Hith ptrect and Soveuth aventie £0 prostrated from the inthiones of orient spirits that be lay on the sidewalk for upwards of two hours, a subject for the curiosity avd inspection of thr citizens of that locality. Sergeant MeNonnell caused him to be re. “to the Ftation house, bot strange to kay, ihe wae duty’ onthe same beat within a few hours af ‘The cartein of the ward waa notified of thie y, but paid no attention to the remonstrauce of i When the runrdians of life and proparty are in such flagrant dereliction of duty, is it to be won ered at that both are so ineccure, and that go many rages are perpetrated in our midet, of which the pe trators are ne. or discovered? A Gmt Forxp Duowsx—Scrrown Scrape. —Corone, Hilts held an inquest on Thareday, upon the body of a girl, rixteen years of age, named Sarsh Rillioger, who was found drowned ia the stip foot of Catharine street, East river. The di ccaged had been rolssing for abont a week from the residence of ber parents, No, 6 James elip, and the police had boo vainly looking for her tn the city, Og the inquest, a femalo companion of the giel tated that ened wht her that her parents kept her ro clovely confaed that she conld searcety ever get out of “doors, and remarked thet if ale was kept #o much lougor father of deceased test.tied that y ‘neliged to be wild, and that le confined her w prevent her from being led into vies. The modal tetimeny Showed ne Marks upaa the body, and the jury were lod to bs nitted suckle by drown ing, aod they r ct te that eet Fines ar Cuvron, 8. 1.—At nine o'clock Bund tho Diackrmith ehop of J. Quinn was discovered fire, which wos About twelve o'eloek the wume night the two story frame buildings known a Stilwell’, were also deviroved. Toe house of Widow Coreen was also ket an fire, but was extingyished. Hes aappesed acts of incondiarism arp conbeeted With Grarantine torbances, as the build ars or! used by perties who hat j a Jae Deen arrested and wont to Richmond jwil Crrenen is Coorgh Inetrrere.—The Cooper Institute has been ongaged by the Market Street church for dny evening services. Rey. TL. Cayler will offieinte, and the gaperh hall will be thrown open free to citizens and to strangers stopping of the hatels, ‘Tus Staten Ietasy Invrmoation. Ia the report of the ocevdings of Saturday last she evidewee of Dr. William Howitr, of No. 2) Amity atract, New York, wae incor. reetly mentioned as that of “ De. Witham Hots, Roy Svrroeen to ee Loew ar Savaral. PALA We earn Crom the Newark (New Jersey i lad from Orange, who was on a visit to New York, hi been mirsing since the Crystal Palace Ore, and it ie fiat he har perished in the dames, His namo is not Grovoey = Dr. Beynton leetares to night at (hoe Cooner Inetitete, on th> ereation of man an: prosent order of animate; aleo oa geology and the Bible, Maw Meewwe—iirware—Mr. John yn, has been micah pee Wrenes Came over to New York on bueltegs celinquent ot troyed van, of Brook y lat, when he A description of his } person ie given in Wie paper, awd a reward of B50 offered See the odvertia mett. ft tie Brookiyn Atty evening, whea he hopes lo will meet with succens. Tum Late Yacwr Race.—In the late yacht race — the last of tho roaron—the Rebecca, owned ‘by Mr. Janes Gordon Bennett, Jr., won the frat prize, and the Zaga took the “schooner cup,” which is an exten prize got by subscription. The display was fine, aod the sai! tid mancouvering of the yachis elicited much commends tiom from the knowing ones. Wo observe, by die way that the Narragansett protests npninat the Marcarct fy font railing, ant that there ig imuek other “protesting among the owncrs of the yachte that didn’t win; bat the daily papors are quite “mun? about the matter, notwiti slanting they made a great alo last sumagr when th Tebecea was complained of for a viviation of one of Tiles, The eeoret of the taattor is, that the fithor of owner of the Rel» the “‘brothe dely aewepapers iu A Fverrive Siaye is New Loxpos..A fugitive slave chat hart beew found on board a vose¢! from Wiring ton, N.C. was taken before the United Stotee Commune was deiiboratiut © degee stepped in and RSH 8 prone. pnmismoner held bine ti eh the Jurge asked him if he ovis ait there oF to ge free. He expressed his strong dist imation w roma there any longer than was olwolutely neccesary, and fired t Go at ones, Judge Brande to by then.’ Collector protested against any in with his movements, the advice of Judes Brande gee the negro starte: Custom Hise offieinia at tempted to st a the presence of the opposing purty prev their efforts being of much avail, ond ian ‘y evaporated in @ remarkably sbort apace of the negro, THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE. Meetings of the Committees of the Exhibitam, and of the Board of Managers Connected With the American Institute. ‘The exhibitors at the American Tustitute met agaio at 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon, at Ward's Murray ful House, to hear the report of theiy committee that had Deen appointed Lo search for a aaiuable place for the con Unuation of the extibitou, ‘The meeting was organized by vppointing J. UL Price, of Delaware, Ohid, Chairman pro tem, as the reg Chairman of the Exhib'tor’s Committon was absent. Assistant Secretary read the minutes of the popcodins meetings, after which, in the absence of the regular Chait man, the Secretary, Dr, Kinue, stated that Sar Bennett, Req., had furnished them, throm, pis reys ir, a faidiful revorit of their proceedings, wh ch he would now read ag the coumittoe’s reportof yee!oriay. The road ing of the Lrxatp’s report was received with applause after which the Secretary read the report of coma: tee ip their search for a building; the substan whe is that they had beeu unsuccessful in fading any plac suitable, eave a new building on the corner of Canal an Elm etreets, one block or less from Broadway, five s high, and about one buadred fect square, The term could not be learned by them wheu they viewed un building, Lut could be learned to-day They report was accepted, and the committes dis cha: ged. Kinng #poke on the determination of the exhibitors e the Fair, They were very anxious that the rican Tnstitute sbould Cieuish he ling, aud they had bow the highest nope th place could bo preeured. tn addition to the building referred to—corner of Canal and Elm treels—he was lapp Aamunieats to the extubitors Uyak Mr. George Law lal very kind! made a liberal offer 40 the trustecs of the Justitute: Though uot addressed to the exhibitors, he wus peruaittod to reed it to them, wiich he would take the lioerty now to do, To THE COMMITTER OF T/4NAGERS OF THE AmBIicAN INeTT veTR— Geytizwen—I am informed that building to continue the exhibition, and Uuit you have been na pbie w procure one. T have # building, corner of Kiyltly aver nue and Fliteth elreet, 100 feet aquare, liytted four stories high, hue proof cetlings, 15 to Lb teet ligt, whic! deg to offer you, free of expense, For such bengih of (ime 4s may require for 4 continuance of the exhibition, with of $500 towards defraying, the expevars of auch eon Very respeettully OLIVIER CHARIS New Yous, Get. 7, 268, Forty-ainth wt. and bila av, ‘The reading of the above communication was roceivet with three choors for George Law, which were given with great gusto, It wag them moved that tae previous ex lmittee representing the exhibitors be ro-appointed, w! being carried unanmousiy, here gentlemen immediate! retired ta report t ‘esmit of thei: ts to find a suitable building for Uie coutimuation of tho Fair to the committeo of tie Board of Managers. you ave in search of o three wiskeon, h ‘ a dousilon yeh on. MEETING OF THY JOINT COMMITTFES. ALS P.M. the geptiemen composing th met Manotacr room of the same building: chatie we committees: ir, Bunting, Dr. Rinne reported the same as the exhib fol, grateful to. Mr. Law for his iibe- to HO Conclusion about accepting it, i cxher building, ti they had made themselves fully acquainted wits the eligibility of the places, aud Leid a consultation with the trustees of the Institute. Adjourned ull today at 4 P.M. ‘The commit armed to the exhibitors’ meeting, in fossion in the lower part of the buiidiag, aad reported the favorable reception they bad bad from the Board ot Mana- gers, and that proper means would now be adopted to see ich ot the places new ab their disposal would be the mort suitable. The chuiruan, Me, Banting, promised that before 41. M. to-day, at which Xhitbitors would again meet at the Murray Hii would, with other members ot the Institute, taki proper measures to learn ali they could about both places, and report the de- c.on of the Board, ‘Considerable variety of feeling was expressed by mem- berg On the pinces at the.r disposal, Some were iy favor of the Elm etreet building, while others wero dazziedt with a tree hail and $500, The mecting adjourned until four o'clock P.M. ‘the hibiters then went in a body to view the two dings, purposing be presout at tho regular nonthly e Tustitute ab 7}, v'elock 1, M. i OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS. The Board ot Managers beli a meet the office of the Institute in Broadway, at wix o'clock P. M., at whieh the foliowing resolutions were read and adopted: AL a meeting of the Board of Monagers of the ‘Thirueth An- fun! Patr of He American Inetigute, beld at the roous of the Institute at 351 Brondway, on Lhuretay, Getorer 5, Le folowing resoluuene we apimaously ngop solved, That the beayy blow which the American Lnedt wa how sustained Ly the wader ome ditt jemtracdion ot time Crysvi Palace, has remiered the Board of Managerain uo 40 tet Iuacowtiae to the qricwaue lonten whlea have tales npon {ie teomeards of extibae® wine had emteugted the ploxd'icis 0 their ludustryartuey end ,vnlus to tele Care. they vewter t them thetr her tielisysapattiy Wa thetr cAtically, aud evi guen apt tat white baliMings of ston and iron an 4 MeN WG ThE Te, ERE Pah bi meeting of MEET? at nix J. iy Ute h Temp ved, Fast tae hwsare ha reerived with the inue of gtatltante the exproseton of emftiteuce and approve ¢ from a meeting of exhibitors, in bu Goed Mia wore represepted, bedi ceuslwr low thelr neuen & true Amer higher the lower it is © mevt hd » goomd any «! ou the thirtieth annual alr with Ge After a little private busines aijourned, prepared to tke to eurry TL wa Dee the pieeiiag MEETING OF THY INSHOTE. At alta rowen the fusgitute aesombledGonor ir. About fifty geniiemen were prot of the eovtaof a previo n Of the Lee at tie Crystal Pelace was int ‘ation, and the roward to be edered tor ube incemiuacy, ‘Che Boura of Mimagers tection of stiguesied the sum 04 $6,000 to be offered as that reward The Trustoos had naunes! oly $1,009. Mr. Van Nonnen thought tuere wat no harm in offiring $5,000 oF $10,000, as he did wot believe auy eum wo ever be eatled for. He did not beleve that it was the work ofan incendiary: be bevevyed that i heuited Prous ihe gas, He thought that the Beard of Managers wore Kvilly of carelessness, This od 10 some phar couies trom the Board of Managers. ‘Mi, Bewtind sant that the previous speaker was not posted, and eotered into a relation of Lae Gresmsliuces: Attending the breakmg out of the condagration, tending to how that no dinine whatever could be attributed to the Beard of Menagere, Otor geutlemen foilowod with (vi. donee to support Mr, Buptug, during wistcly i was «(ated that the gut was not then turned on to the pipes; Dat oo fire connected with the fair wae within at least one bun dred aid fiity feet ot tbe pincer where the fire was first soon. The rapidity with which the Games spread was sneb that nothing could possib.y bo done ta sop its pro press Uhrongin the ng. ‘There were feventern hy- dirants in the palace, aad the men w charge Of tem ue w what torn, ae everything was in proper order, There was little wuter in the Lysirants owing bo some ulteraton that were gotar on by the Croton Water Company ; thoters, hag thay boew ax fellas might uave been requir hore Was fo pessmiity Of wang it, Comiiontne peaking wax done dy the managers on (oe ane ¢ide, and Lie trusiees o@ te other, exch » ing the mmm amet by their reepective Boards, Tt was vory evident, a8 one of the speakers remar fed, that th war comarderndh ng bewweon the merabera af che Rosris, The Cineue On Was Cory AbamAbMl COmvertity Mr. Van Nerden to the ides that the fire was the wo.k of on inceuilary, and concluding w.th the agopton of we folowing -— Teactwed ‘That the Trogtors he anthoriznd to nine at TEWATE OF GE OO (ut the detention and con q lary o« iweruistten, who Ret Bre ty the U ate ruoon of the &:b iam. Xe huticed op the fori the exh) ‘ore, L Hsy Onn Lee, purrs (elias: at the Ineeting of the Institute last evening te urge ven the memvers of that burly the vecemily 0! (king al once the proper thoaanres to coutinne the Fair, A few of thew cate, bul learning tbat it woe Rimply a meeting of the Le etitete, and taking that intim.iion as @ hint that no ox- traerdigary business, as the mp to fage attention ast evening, they made but a short stay. itis not improbable dat that Lint and that leaving will lead the committee of the exhsbiturs to the conclusion that if the Fair be continued at the preaent time it will be more due to their own exertions than anything that Yetitete will do for them The members of the fustiiate cemlonily think that getting ».p a Fait t com. dthe attention of the pobic, ond making ita paying orn, i a greater work than many of the urgeat ox Divitore’ regard it, Dering tovlay, howaver, & will be rettied one way or other. The Bourd of Managers, with whom the committee of the exaititors hawe had direct interecurse, meet with them again at two o'clock this after neon for conauitation and de) beration: after that they wiil have gathered ai the information they cur tucking the two places at theit disporale-Mr. Bruce's buildings, cornor of Canal and Elm streets, am! Mr. George Law's large building corner of Piftieth street and Kiglith avenue, At 4PM the exhibitors will Be usectnbled to far the Maal report from their committee. In the afternoon meeting of the extib tors there war sume serious tale of procuria atand of music to head tho procession that purpesed being present at the Institute meet ig in theeveung Ib war only the lack of time to epyage the musicians that provowtedt thie suggestion from betag carried into exer tee—sortinately ag the managers woul! havo taken with bad grace a paride down broadway with martial music Crminating with an abre pt hak at the top of tao stairs of he otfien of the American fy stitute. MERTING OF THY HOARD OF OFFICER OF THE Fret DSPARTMENT--HRANS FOR REVLACING THE Fite APPARAT! § DASTROYAD AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. ‘The Voars of Ofienra of tho active and honorary Dranches of the New York Fire Department mot lasteven ing, at 8 o'clock, in Firemen's Hall, wo consider cpon tht Dest menne to be adopgod for replacing the fire apparatas deegoyeT at the Crysta? Paiewe on the Gub inat. Hanny Howaxt, Chief of the Fire Departanent, took the chate ond sids-Gentiomen, | bave called you together at athert notte fir the prrpoey of onabime yon tw decite cing the fre apparstis that woe Valace quicker than it could be arte authoriies. Several gentiemen havo yea uw, amd 1 to have the apparatus restored by meen, © . Co you logether to seo what you will do, ho who 8am be restore ! for $6,000, Neither the State Ledtistere aor the city ou iLorities have appropriated iaomey 0 mov Uaie deuaud, report, a number of :por Pe PRICE TWO CENTS. wil 1 therefore it could not be, I bave been told by ten different mMdividuals that would give $100 each to Uns apparatus, which would be Teplace $1,000, and { have Ho doubt that an entertainment coud be yot'up which would bring us in $1,500; that wood make $2,500, or oue-half of the amount required to re- store the fire engines, Vora—1 would ask the Chairman if the American In- Stiite ia not Linble to pay for the apparatus destroyed? CUAlRMANI have understood that the American Insu- tate owes every body and hag nothing with which to pay. Se ntlpmen asked ifthe assembly was @ board of offers of the Fire Departinent, ‘Tho Crary declined answering the question, A gontleman then oltared the following reaoluton:— Revoived, That hair select a lst of thirty-aix pro- minent exempt and active fivemen, the sume W be eub- mitted to thiy mecting for confirmation, who shall, if no objections arc made, be authorized and requested to re- conve voluutary subseriptions from dremen and their friends, to be paid for buliding three fire engines, to bo known a Nos. 16, 28 and 31, and two hose carriages, to be Kntwn ux Nos. 1 and 6, eid engines aad hone earriages, when completed, to bo ‘presented to the eity om condition that the city authorities piace them in charge of the com- panies (for service) whose oly tre apparatus was de- stroyed at the Crystal Palace (ur of the American Insti- tute, Getober &, INAS; all the fire apparatus to be built, i vible, by the same builders who built the apparates at were deatroyed by the fire; the builders w agree ty Gel-ver the new apparatus whon iniahad according W com tract, which must be made W suit the oflleers of tho owever, opposed it, One of them of. tute that dive flremen be appointed w call Council and dee if they would restore tan early period, if they would met then the be restored by subscription. ‘Phe substi- ‘Un motion, the resolution was apparatus co tute was voted down, adopted. ‘The Chairman named the following committee to receive money for rebuilding the tire eng’ David W. Milligan, Jas. A, Caroline, Wm. HH. Wiehan, AtbertT, Delatgur,, John Chaney, Alonzo Stove. Zopbar Mills, ft, A. Burr, 1 J. Garvey, Wm. Thompson, John Fox, David Budd, Geo. R Connor, Walter Smith, ‘Win. Rainer, Cora Osbourn, Jas. ¥. Wathine, caited out, but they dectined, The Chair dectared that the committee would do as it stood. On motion the names as above given were adopted as the committee. Ga motion Ue meeting adjourned. TIFFANY’S BOX OF JEWELRY RECOVERED. The stormy weather had a te ry to keep a largo punmidver of visiters Crom the ruins yesterfay, in fact, there were very few persous present during tho day. A mum- ber of men were set to work during the moraing clearing: away the rubbish, but the rain finally drove them from the ground, and they were forced to give up further work during the day, Quite a number of contributors wero searching the ruins, but very little trac of their lost pro- perty could be Ong Or UWwo managed to get hoid of some portions of their prc aa stoves, iron medele, &e., but nothing Of sm. ‘The Hox containing $1,000 work of jowelry, belonging to Titany & Co., was found yesterday morning by officer Mahon ou the Fortieth stroct sile, one end partly burnt out, Tt Was conveyed to the Niietownth ward station Louse an finally delivered aver ts Cie owners. Ht was reported that a litte boy, who resides in Orange, N, J., hus been missing since the fre, It is gaid that he Was on a visit to the Palace in ¢ y with his parents, and wae iv the building at the tue of the fire, This, how ever, cannot be, as we have made every fiquiry, aad no persen has been reported missiag. No remans bave as Yet been found among the ruins. ‘Tho fact, however, will soon be known if Uuere are avy, a8 workmen will remoy every portion of the rains. J.B. Miler & Co., of Canal street, bad a very fine case of misses’ and children's paiters, hoots and shoes de stroyed, Their loss will amount to aloat $390. Jon Resch, Nassau street, lost #500 worth of banjoee, drums andl tambormes, here was uo insurance on the Crystal Palace in the Harmony Insurance Company, as stated in gome of the MOF Papers. Joday, if clear, the workmen will commence taking down tie iroa lowers aid remove the pijas A road hae been made asound the ruins, 20 Chat cares can drive wide (he railings aud ewrt of the rabbish aa fast as i ie Laken out, John Lyne: Wm. A. Woodhull, Jamu s Smith, Cuy Polttics. TAMMANY GENERAL, COMMITTYE—CRITARY ELECTIONS OKDERED—A RUMEDS. The regular monthly meetiag of tie Tammany Mal General Comm'ttee wes belt inst ereniag, and ast was understood aca!) for the primary ely tions fir the aomina Uon of city, Stote and Congressional candidates woult Agreed upon, thdre war a luge atten tance of cantiteow cant their friends. Nearly a theurand parsens io ci ve collected in the nexgburhoea of the Old Waren. ibe ee cid Ob Vermin te until a habe lee wuch dwouHOR Ht Wee dared La marg vlectane x y wh fe Loosing ciby, Stanbe tinct Comyt cassia! Cunditat be electe diere Various cunveatons are to ine during the Week cusaing 20 na to 1 candiiates, befors the people iramortiat spectors lo these pritiary elections wer by the sve, menner 4 wo Ube state where choren. aneotie the state. This matter being dispesed of. Mr. Cyartee A. Mav, of the Sixtequih ward, rose and stared that cbaryes had bees mute ine ctain of the daily newspapers that that Cenora! Coramiies war advancing the ends of dulge fougias seeredly, aed were laying the wires to have Lam namupated at Coarleston in Iso. ‘Ty prove that th.s charge wae wifeunded, he asked that tie Coan) HimwUslY pass "he Lollow ne resolutions which he vffered —~ Whereas, we hace witvrswad whh great reeret the cours pursued by the hon. Sephen A. Hon las, aevator fro [ie Baw, At the lant mesecon of Congrcenan! ance it atjouram st aad, whereas, we can in juaadeatiog ior position w the prenent adnilitstr.tcs, and pardeulariy op poring (A admition of Anas ts a State With the 1. cor pton constitution, thenedore, Reeolved, That we believe bir solely sebrated by a wl desire w rovenge Binaeif upoa ar sumiuleration which ) four too be wd too Cran to9 lewd its gutlre power to sur eorve big aml deniges. Kesolved, That we Drerity condemn the potion of the aud Ton Bepher a. Dougloe to oppering Uh emt party to vwtictn be swee hie present bom able Oi rs ey aD Lia OF Bie cont My Fach outy torte sion, and evidently took the icaging wirepellern quite t ateck., fome were for layiw ™ of the fable im Me hately tat thes thoy dar 80, after a acone of grat carm S rou reagtutiona w « " pert apm, © A committee te Fe butt ix ane King Uvetey fF reiteration ¢ wae evinontly a great deaipe ts avokl votiygon these tee. ‘The comm adjourned at « ime hour, alter deciding wpe the time aad piece OF merting for the different mary clecuons, Kitngs Connty Pouttcs, The American County Convention mat last evening and passed a resolution, by forty-one ayes to twenty hoyr, to appoint a€ ommittes of Cunfarence to moet with arititar committee of the reprbtk ficting @amien on Congrose'y The next convention Mr. Garret G. Borgen baw sembiy vy the Americans of 0 Hon. Gerrit Smith adds and gentiomen in Montag werd Buen questions Aa Were p wore idewtent with those jut at t the evening previous. He con'.nued to ekven seven ty have nominated the §. Hontriekss ip Chek, Wm, Furman ward A, Lawrence. Sues ff, Joeeph Cute, Wiihamsburg City News, Re-Orerine oF P'eRUC SCHOOL N9. 19.--Pubiie sebool No. 18, in Remoon eirect, wad fe opened on Momtay, after an unuseally loug vacaUou, wader the moet favorable aue picer, ‘Tho butldiag has been ontirely remotoiled ant au additional wing placed apon it, rendering it now not only the moet commodo Dat the most Deavuful etrictare be ionging to the Board of Etacation. ff bas been painted and frescoed Chronghott, ard fitted up with desks ant every modern convenience, AC un cepeuge of $11,000. Tho rooms stu well ventilated, aud everything laa been dono to cenduce to the comfort and health of ho wacker and scholars. Wo wero glad to the principale, at their poste, and coagratilate Wie acho w having euch able superintendents and suet an ef ent corps of instructors. Rrooktyn City Yews: A®@arit cros as Frerot Mr. Amos P. Stanton, who Ploaded gniity to committing aa aseaull aad battery upon Aniden, proprietor of Brooklyn Datiy tern A the Cutt of Seasons, wae eucauced 9 pay a tue of 82 ere heat Tem or xn .y Senet. —The provesed Sup ‘a, p91 calle. Dralion did not tte place wrday, in comseqtenee of the of the weathor, Some three hun howeves, with abont a® wany adults, tet 1 (oe ldreames by a nam sung by che chikieen, and ume. unt