The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1859, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 8388. _—————————— NEW YORK POLITICS. } Meeting of the New York Ame- rican State Council. @®he Know WNothings Coquctting with the Black Repablicaas. A State Nominating Convention to be Held on Sept. 21 at Utica, 2 %., a OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE. ALBANY, August 22, 1860, ‘The Mesting of the Know Nothing State Council—A Peep into Danie Uilmann’s Hand—~The Game of the Repiblican Potiticians, dc. ‘Tne lest rua of Know Nothings heid their State Council ‘MW Geneva to-morrow. The original call named Wedoes ‘tay, toe 24th inst., ap the day; Dut a chance refereace to We constitution of the “Order” atsclosed the fact thut tae ‘wngust Dody was bound by what important instrument te mascmoio on che third Cueaday of the present montn, ana tbb c'eventh pour the call was changed to that dey. Some wieeuciss have suppored that thie blunder was de- Bigued, and that e trick was coalem pleted m the selecsion delegates; but mo person would deem it of sufficient ousequence to attempt avy such intrigue with this ramp fs rowen faction, The matter was purely « mistace, ‘The proceedings to morrew will onty be of the slightest: ‘wterest or importance so far as tuey tend to develope the sone mes of the t v0 poutical orgucizatious of the day, and to make manifest the deep anxiety felt Dy boin parties ‘im the result of the nex: teil election. As to tne American or Koow Nothing organestinn, per se, that bas long beea ered with the decayed things of thisearth. It nas Bo pretence at An actusi existenve, and the political mana gere of the repubiiona aod democratic parties are now ‘qhgaged in striving © mase the most ous of the carcass. On the republican side Danie Uiimean 's chief fugieman, ‘Be bes beea vere cleeeted with Cheriow Weed, receiving maiructions how wact. fhe came arranged by the five thovssnd deliar champion of “free wool” is semewaat io. genious, and a Little aiciog will de it no harm, Daniel is to throw himself back upon origumal Hiudvowm, to talk | anti Seward, and to pet bis faco resoluwiy against any | ama'gamation with the bisck repuddoans, Tus miy Qppeur singuier pelicy to find favor in tae exes of @ toot of Weed’a, but ite ncrewdness will readily be seen when the points are property underatood, Mr. Weea’s game ia to get the Koow Nothing State ‘Council to calla cominating cooventiva on the Zist of Sep | tember, Or some other day suvsequent to the messing et the Repudiican Convestion. Ge desires the nomination of a atraight American Siate ticket; tne arrangement being for Davie Ulimsnn end other “chatvwis” of tne republican Jenoess to tok Ob Lo Lhe Fepeoucen Heket all the Kaow Nownwg votes that would ne cass for we repudlicaus it 8 Olrect un on BO0GId De Made, and to leave the ‘iraight American” Lomiustions to Loid sway frog the demosrace Yhose Kuow Nouys who so the evens of a craution with the s¢pudlicaus wouid be very likey w-sapport the demo- ‘Gratic causide.¢s. a Ia order toe Deter to carry ou’ this game, the Republi. fap Copventien wili place upon their tickes swo, or pro- davly tures, Kvow Nowiug repuviicaus or bogus Amori- caps The Ivienus of these candidates will be expecved to atueod the Kauw Nothing tate Convention, and wake a Portion Of them urge the eedo.sement of tue repaniucan Weret, te otoers will violwwlly oppose it, us betmg no copcesmon at ail wo the Americans. 4 volt wil thea take piace snd the dolters wilt weun au address recommendiag We Know Noshings to vo e who ‘Univa”’ ticket. Tow 1 wow wo be we programwe, For this Daniel Uirmsnn 18 at work, avd 1 acoowpisn this is the joo for woich he w Dired. Ite provadie taat the Bullslo Com meroal Advertiser and three or four otber american or Bave Ww Luo Stare will fall into tae trap and sapport the we caries Union tuket. It is n0¢ worn wate to spesuiate what the S.atexman Willi 00, for tbat i8 Ouly a saoet Kep ‘mm ¢Sivepee unui sfter Ue nom nauous by a tew sore beaced republicsps, and 14 wili probably 9¢ dead wad bu Ned betore che eiecsion, PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL, Quveva, N. ¥., August 25, 1859, A Jerge number of deicgaves to tho American Stat Council orrived nere to-cuy The w:tendance ia quite large, but among the members aye many woo have been supposed for tae past two years toact wito tne demosrais or republicans, Me. Erastus Brooks, Lyman Ovell, Mr. 3orogge and most of cbe lead\wg Americans are bere; bat amoug taos presenting Credentials and keeping open rooms are Georg D, Jones, Mr, Fulmer and Mr, Riker, of New Yor, an many obcerk woo ure generally clusred as democrats. Toe \ ouventioa met at Doon, 20d Gilbert 0. Deaa, J. 5 Marrsy and Coarles 8. Freumun were appointed a commit | tee ov credentinis, A recess was inen taken till 2°. M. Op reassembiing, ir. J. B Mcvray, chairman of the Commitee on Credeatials, reported the names of one hundred and forty dewgates WoO had preseated creden tals reguiar upon their face. Mr. Sca0GG® stated that some geven delegates from Buffaio bad no credeptiais, owing to the mysterious absence of Charles S. Macomber with their papers in hie pocket. He had started from Buffalo, but owing to sume upaccountable circumstance bed nos yst arrived nere. Mr. Lincs W Pack desired to ask if these delegate: were from Counctis tn actual existence. Mr. ScxocGs warmly aseerted that they were, and moved their admission to the Council, The motion was carried. Mr. Hanger, of Fredonia, asked why the name of L D Pratt, of Onautanque county, had been left off, his Dome having been submitted as @ reguiar delegate, Mr. Prast’s name was then put oa tae list. Kev. F, WiuiaM Watker, of Brooklyn, took the floor, ana atked why bis name did not appear to the list of delegates, Mr, O, B. FRaxwan, on the part of the Committee, etated thata oredential from Couucil 43, Second wart, Brooklyn, baa been prescawd, bearing the name of F. W. Walker aa delegate, bat the majority of the Committes had re- wolved vo discard the credentials and not admit the dolo gate, Mr. Warkxr asked on what grounds? Mr. WRRE¥AN replied because the Committee did no Delieve the delegate to be an American. Mr, WaLKRs rose to speak, waon tho Chair rapped him to order. wr. Banker, of Fredonia, moved that Mr. Walker bo allowed to addrets the Convention, The motion was carried. Mr. Watken then vindicated his Americanism, Ho spurned every allegation that be was not an American, Be bad no sympasby with and owed no allegiance to any other party. Mr. Witcox, of Seneca, then moved that Mr. Walker bo admitted, Mr. W.D Murruy desired to say, before the question ‘was put, that if this proscription policy was to be adopt- ed he should move te exciude from tne Convention all delegates holding offices under the republicans, (Great Spplause) He saw around him several such. Ho (/urphy) would not suffer any man to ait here, if Mr. Waiker was rejected, who was a republican officeholder. Mr. H. J. Iavina denounced the expulsion of Mr. Walker. Be was propably » better American that many apon tbe committee. Mr. 0. B, Freawan took upon himself the responsibilit of the rejection ot Mr. Wauceg, He did not believe him t be an American. Mr. Fura, of New York, vouched for Mr. Walker's Americanism, Ho wasas good an Amorican as he (Fu mer) wus. The motion to admit Mr. Walker was then carried, Mr. C. B. Freeway said be would now move t> admit ai the delegates that had been rejected by the commitree— Mr. G. 0, Jones. (Laughter,) Toe motion was put, but no one voted in the affirmative ond Ur, Jones was rejected. Mr. Joma rote to speak, but was rapped to order by the chair. Mr. L. W. Pack moved to nominate Mr. H, B, Northrup for Preniddt for the ensuing year by acclamation, The motion was carried. e Mr. Nonrunvr, tn a brief speech, declined the nomiina- too, as business prevented him from fuititiing its duties. All he desired Was & position as high private in the Amo- ricab ranks. A motion then provatied to appoint a committee of eight Preeent naps for officers for the next year. When the comsitice was anounced the name of Mr, N Benton was upon it. MORNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1859. Mr. W. D. Munrux objected to Mr. Sen.om being places on the coromities, me his name had not been anuosnced as a delegate Tae Cuam—Mr, Benton's name ig on the list, and geoticman {rom Albany is mistaken, ‘Mr. Murruy--Tben I object to his name on the ground Ubst he is pot an American, (Cpeera aud hisses.) ‘Tbe CHAM™—No question 1s before the house, The vame of Mr. L. Lounsberry was (neo substituted Yor that of Mr, Benton, the latter not being preacat, On the retirement of the onp wee Me. Cuaypize moved that a committee of three Be appointd 10 collec: subscriptions to meet the expenses of the mesting. Some inquiry arose as to how much was required, ‘Tne Sucketaky taid he toougot ove headroa aud aixty dollare, that beg the smount taken fer the expenses luet year by tir. , D. Brigham, ‘Tee Paesipent said that the expens:s of the room would ‘be $15 a day. A subscription was then taken =), aud $23 47 ool lected. Mr. Erasros Brooks, from the Nominating Committee, reported the following cfllcers:— For Prevident—G A. Boroges, ef Exie. For Vice Prendent—Arooy ti. Prescott, of Horkimear. For Secretary— James W. Busted, of Wextchoster. ‘Theve gentlemen were then unanimously wivcted by the Coaver tion. The Suonsreny atated that he bad doen requested to ask eubscriptions from the committee, wno were absent when te bat was passed around. The cigbt members of the-committes then added three doers to the amount previously collected. Mr. Scroggs was conducted to the chair by the followiag committee:—Erastua Brooks and Mevars. Coaiiieia anv Chandler. » My. Scroacs, on taking the cvair, briefly returned thanks for the bopor conferred upon him, Baasrvs Brooxs thea offered the following resolution:— Rese!ved, That the President and Secretary of thie State Counc)! be authorized and direcred to call @ State Nom! ‘paling Convention at ——, on Wednesday the 2ist day of September next. Mr. Van icnaick, of Schenectady, moved to amend by naming Syracuse asthe place, and the ‘91h of September as i of holding the Convention, ‘Mr. Watson, of Bssex, moved to pame Albany as the ‘place and the last day of the Staie Fair as the'time for holding the Sta‘e Convention, ‘Tne motion was lost. Mr, Avoxze Tewrer, of Baffalo, moved that Syracuse ‘be the place aud the 7th of Septeasber the time for hold- tpg the State Convention. ‘M> Ricumowp, of Genesee, hoped that no such motion would prevail. The repubiicaos old their convention to thiat place on that day, and Americans would spurn tocir representatives in their Councile if they agreed to submit ‘again to the indignities heaped upon them last year by the republicans, He eniarged upon the action of the last Ro- Publican Convention, and urged the adeption of the origi hui resolution. Mr. Tanner repudiated the idea by bis motion to sub- mit the party to any indiguity. He-believed the mojerity or the republican party were prepared to unite with the Americans upon honorable terms, end that the leaders only were opposed to it. He beheved to day that the leaders of the republicans were unwilling to mest the Americans at Syracuse on the 7th of September next. He enlarged upon the advantage of an honorable union, citing Erie county as a specimen of such advantages. Mr. Giawoiae denounced with elequence end viger any unloa with the abolition biack repubiican.party under apy orcumstences whatever, and expreseed his aetermuution to wave the flag of the Unionon a conservative staf! to the iateet hour of his life. If it was designed to unite with the republicans and Wm. H. Seward, be,for one, wished to be counted out. Mr. TaxxeR’s motion wes lost by-e large majority, Mr. Van Scnaick’s amendment was lost by-47 to 92. Mr. Scroccs nere interrupted the proceedings to inform the Council that the amount of funds coilected was Uyenty doliars abort. Mr. W. D. Murvny desired to.know what the expenses sere tor. The expenre of tae bali waa fifteen doliars a dey, aud ft had not been occupied one day yet, The PResiveNT could not euswer the question, but the amount wus too trivial to be talked avout, The bat was then parged around again. Mr. J. ©. Fetiman suggested vat the Convertion be called for the 5th of september, then the other parties could teke our candidates if they deomed propor. (Laughter.) Mr.J. B, Morray moved the following asanameondment © the motion of Mr. Brooke -— Resolved, That the President and Secretary of this Grand Body be instructed to cali a Conyeation of tue American yarty ou the 21st ot septemoer, and chat tho President of thie Grand Council appolot » Commtites of one from eaca Senstoria! district, whose oysinees it shalt be to iook and tee to the same, and that te Committee make new report to the Covvention. Mr. G, W. Morton raised the point of order that the ameudment was not germano, The Cuaim decided that the point of order was weli taken, Mr. J. B. Murray then moved it as 2 substitute for the original resolution, He bad geen for yeers certaik mem bers of the American party take on themeeives the autho- nity to Jay down laws for the party and dictate what course they should pursue, He was tired of this, ant was willing ¢o place the interests ef the party ia \be hands of such a committee as he pro- posed to raise, Tho State Committee bad no: such power as be designed to give tais committee, anc be deemed it esgentia: that a body properly autuorized to net for the American paity be appoiatea to look out for she iuvereste of the party ata proper Convention. Mr. G. W. Morron raised the point of order that the Substitute Wes Nos in Order, ‘The Crain decided the point of order not woll taken. My. Lyman UpELL called for a division oa tae question of Mr. Murray's suveticute. Mr. J. ©, FeLmMay objected to the first part of the sub stitute on the ground inat it did mot cai: the Convenuou 48 & Nominating Cooventinn, whica Mr. Brooka' resolution ata, After much confusion the previous question was ordor. ed, and the origival motion to hold tue Convention on the ‘Ziet of Septemoer was carried by a large majority. Utica was then named as tae piace af hoidiag the Con- vention, A vote of thanks was here tendered to the officers of tho past year. Schenectady was fixed upon as the place for holdiag the next State Councit, Mr, MuRRaY renewed his motion for the appointment of one from vucn Senatorial Vistrict to look after the inw- rests of the Lady Mr Hotcuns hoped that no sch committee would be appointed untit the American party was reduced to eight. dime G, W. Morton moved to jay the motionon tne 10, ur Mcrray moved the nomination of a new Stato Com. mittee on the ground that the vid Committes nad been ee tied ir, Brooms replied, earnestly opposing the motion, and declaring wat the Committee ded cous ‘its duty, while promuvent gentlemen on that floor had been traversing the State last tail working for the repuolicans. Mr. H. B Nonmxvr avciared that tne Council had no right to appoint a State Commuter longed Sinoen eee e—it bel wtheStaw ot hn oe withdrew his motion, ir. MoLaNk, of Seneca, moved to appoint two State de segates to attend the next National am nee cartied unanimousiy, spay e Convention when elected Hon. Erastus es Lorenzo (bebe lew the delegates, ee ir. BROORS Deing loudly calied on, addressed cil, He suid that the tife of the party asa potluonl onan: zation bad been @ brief one. Her then traced the origin of the party from the foeling of dissatistactioh that bad risen against tho other organtzationa ana {rom the burial of the whig party in the graves at Asb- ‘apd and Marabfeld. lt waa not now w say what was the strength of the party at the prevent time It was enough to Bnow it had ok coee ita principies on the other the competies them to be respect ed. He would now, 0 view of the honor conferred upon him that in the National Convention whatever was by the American he yet hoped to see reaped over the whole Union He no| there would be wisdom enough in the Ni ven- won to @ platform se broad and deep and 8 to enable every State in the Usion to stand onit (Loud never be destroyed, vhe impor. And paid a warm tribute of lelegate—a man, he said, as wer. He cong! on the tme or hotaii th they cotta look Over ‘© Convention ata period when © ground snd ace wit tho beat PRICE TWO CENTS. INTERESTING FROM ALBANY. Atuany, Aagust 22, 1859, Democratic State Nominations— What wilt be Done at Syra. jwoyn ent for the interests of the party—put cney mass remember thes the election thig fall aiak iuvo siguils > + Com; ared with the election of 1860 Hoe oared gos what ch 1 ge@ came over the purty,or under wast came it miadt be heresfter known, the priasples of Americapiem would fiad ao piace 7 Awerican heart, He hed accepted, inlsSé, the those of Tammany, around the money dates for he Mayoralty are W. Curtis daaniiton Fb, Carkson Crolius, Cbevalier Webb, Judge Welan, Andrew Ourrigan and ox Mayor Havomeyer; but of these more another time, Letter from the Hon. Mr. ®ather. TO TH& EDITOR OF THE HERALD. AFFAIRS IN EUROPE. Arrival of the Hungarian’s Mails from Quebec. Bomination of the Amerivase for Gaverno’, wove it was Mike waiking into a blezing fire, and had wiven ai) his ime \be talents Goa bud bestowed upoa him ia canvas ‘iby the State, and the result’ bad not been discrad'iaple, Ty +69 be bad aupported with all his energy aod ability the good man who bad been go jastiy eulogised for the office of Governor. « Whatever corrupt kaaves sod fa¥a- ing tycopbamte might say to the contrary, never eivce 1804'pag he votod for aningls man who bed vot been nomuated by the American par:y, and he vever woukd ouse?— Pre Butcher Hoy Programme — Delegation to Charvtum—Fatal Rebound Upon the Regency of the Wiese Donnelly Letter— Dickinson, Seymour, Douglas and Jat Guthrie Hin Many sdore are Being Betrayed? —Com'n’ nations to Obtain Possession of New York Oty Patronage— Who are Candtdates for the Muyrralty?—Belmont, Wilson @. Hunt, Oliver Charlick, Royal Phelps, Isaac Bat and Rivert J. Dillon, all Cash Candidates— Postmaster Frwlsr Daily Whig, in a communication which appears in the Bxsraxp of chis morning over the signayure of ‘ Oatskill,” (wate letier written to me by the Hon. D. S. Dickinson bad fret been shown to at least “twenty hards,” and ‘hen banded to @ prees in this city for pu >lication. New Yorx, August 23, 1869, Inee it stated by @ correspondent of the Richmond | BYATE OF THINGS IN ITALY &., &., &. ‘The mai's by the Hungarian, st Quebec, arrived here yesterday. They are to the 10th inst. t We oenounced, the democracy with bitteroees, and deciaréd uae he could never unite wien the rsoudiitwas unt) Sbey lsd ao enlarged toeir platform as v) admis epon ‘euch true and.tried patriow a8 Bell, Oriuevcea - te Convention then, with three cheers, adjourned sine and Kennedy Rival Brokers to Sell Out Tummany—Bel’ mont and Mephistophiler—Terms of ths Reported Cratitim LastMonth beween Thurlow Weed and. kermunda Wud — Dizsotution of the Outside Wok Knno Nothing Organt tation—Bepublican Candidates for Mayor — Mephis tophites Wanted as Umpire, dc. Beene of Saws Caneidates for rominaiion at Syracute to iho State The Bosrd convened at2P M. yesterday—Suporvisor simply desire to say that there is “ not one word of truth’ im tbe statement. ki or oa fh elaé. Che Daiance of the fulseboods with whieh the commvucication abounds are so ridiculousiy absurd and trepspasept in their charscter thet it is by worth while to allude to them, JOAN C, MATHER. Watiack’s Taxarre.—The Florences closed their pro- tracte1 and succe,\u! engagement of nearly turee months A Berlin letter says:— ‘Lhe vbevKer iv dic organization of the wmy cannot be wace wi bout we mbeint of tne Coamverg The folowing are the priac*pal features of she retorm whica fe in con. empath b:--\ be o>)gavion for serving will be agaio im- pObed Ob every One (Or Tether, for it was never adollaned, ill be ech execured ) The duration of active service o# to be fixed at three years, with one year in the reserve. the tour years foi owwg wii form the iirst Den of the Purdy, tho President, in che chair. A number of petitions and bilis were presented, and re ferved to the proper committecs. ‘The siatement from toe Comptroller of the county ox prvdivures to July 31 was banded in, and showed the ox penditures to be $2,172,854 7%; balances usexpended, $1,194,087 26. Ordered on fire. Supervisor Twxep offered a resolution authorizing the Comunitteo on County Offices to Dave the wail of the county jail property shored up and the foundation wall rebuilt whore necessary. Adopted. Supervisor Biurr moved that the Committee on Annual ‘Taxes be discharged from the further consideration of the tax levy. He had carried « minority report in bis pocket Jor some weeks, and be thought suffiicions time bad Deea afforded the committee to prepare their report: Afer a sharp cebate, in which Sepervisor Voorn etated that bo derieved tue commutes tad prepared @ ma jority report, the matver was ‘uid on the tadle. Supervisor Srewast then moved toat the report of the Committee ip favor cf paying Or. Dopemus and his ases ‘ante four shoueand and odd dollars for eervives tn making acbemical avalysis of the body cf Mrs. Sophia Swveve ard also for ioe analysis in toe Fourteenth street poison- ing cage, be taken up and parsed. Su; ‘Becz said ne supposed nothing be could eay now would prevent the Board from passing the bili, but be would i a8 extravagant and just. He thought the reputation Dr. Doremus bad by the analyeis abould be considered, and asserted that if it was to be performea again the doctor would do it for nethiog rather thep not bave the honor of doing itatall, He ther: fore moved that the original amount be stricken out, and $2,500 bo inserted instead. Supervisor ‘Buunt also opposed the bill, and said it wus the most eziraordinary thing he ever beard of for a Ds trict Attorney, a Judge, or avy men of common sense, to order the -naus of a coffia or a piece of puie woed to be examiped for arsenic. Presiaent Pury left the chair to atate his objections to the bill, whica he said wae the mos: extravagant that had ever been presevted to che Board of Supervisors. Bupervieor Kexxepy was of opinion the bill was too high, ana‘he thought when a man was working Yor repa- tation he was not working for nothing. Supervisor f'wxap—But a man gan’t live on ‘his repu- tation. Supervisor Keyxevy—Yes, sir, he can, Supervwor Tweav —He mast have a very geod diges- tion then, (Laughter ) S-veral amendmen were offered by Messrs. ‘Voorhies, Wisem4n and others, but all were Jost, and the report recommending the payment of the full amount eas fina) ly acopted after an exocedingly stormy debate, by a yore of seven ia the affirmative aad five in the negative. Various motions to adjourn wure lost. . Supervisor Wissatan moved that the report of the Dom Mittee On the Tax Levy be taken up Supervitor Voornies said @ msjority had net rigned the report, ana therefore be would like to have mere ume. Boperyisor KEyNery it was puin tbe cause of the detection $193,000 to the Commissioner of Toe (Hanan declared the motion out of order. Sopervisor BLUNT then moved s reconsideration of the ‘vote laying the motion for the discharge of toe Commitee cn annual Toxes trom the further consideratioa of the tax levy on ‘he table. Lost A moon that when the Board adjourn it adjourn to next Tuesday at two v’clock, was carried, Severat motions to a¢journ were tost. A good dest of confusion followed, the members Making all sorts of motioos aud indulging in toe Most social manner in segars and jokes; Sa pertptencent Tweed moved that the undaieaed ba- mnérs be taken up. Mr. Kennedy wanted wie’ Bosra to appomt the two newspapers to pubtith tho ses si00 nea, The “War Horse” Purdy made eome remarks about the democracy having now “no organ,” &3 Fi- pahy the m»jority and minority reports of uke Com wittes On Anvaa) fsxes relative to the appropriation of $193,000 for toe Commissioner of Records were taken up ana par- wally reaa, wheo a motion to adjourn was adopted. ‘was owing to tho 8. “Naval Intelligence. THE PURCHASED STBAMBRS OF THE LATE PARAGUAY EXPRDITION. Four of the chartered steamers of the late Paraguay expedition, purchaset by the Navy Department, have, since the repairs aad alterations which have been made on them at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, sssumed the respec tabliity and appearance of regular men-of war, rating them at once among the finsst looking vessels of their clare in the United States navy. Their bows have re ceived the adaition of & nicely carved dgure head and bowsprit, gicing them a rakish clipper like exterior. I¢ Was thought at one time by a majority of those posted in uauticat affuirs that when the navy purcoased theee Bleamers they would never fuifll the expectations re quired of them, and woutd, after a thorough examination, bave to de conudempod as unfit for any pubic servive whaiever; but thanks to the skiil of the oflicars of tne ‘Brooklyn Navy Yard, and the masier mechanics having the immediate supervision of ‘weir reconstruction, for having brought thom to their present degree of perfection. Teo names of tue four refited and refitting at the Brooklyn Navy Yerd have been changed as follows by order of the Navy Departaent: the Westernport to the Wyandott Memohis to the Afystic, Caledonia to the Mobawk, Atianta to the Sumpter. Their decks are bigh, very roomy, aad exceedingiy well venti Jated. fhe machinery of each bas, under the auperinten- dence of Chiet Eogineer King, received such alterations and repairs us was required, neceesary to add to the strength and safety of tho vesseis, The oficers quarters are yery neat, upostentatious and comfortable, much more #0 than thoge of a regular built man of-war of ike size and tonnage, They are prerced each for six guna, Dut it is not decided ag yet whether more than our, to be of heavy calibre, will be taken on board, which, it is thougbt will be quite suflicient for the stations and we duties essigned toem, viz., the Guif squad/on and the coart of Africa. Toey will each carry @ crew O! over-eighty men, including firemen and coslbearers, with a guard of marines, coasiativg of one sergeant, two corporme aod ten privates. The marine guard for tue Sumpter arrived yesterday morning trom Washington, apd are Row quartered in the Brooklyn Marine Barracgs. Toe Mystic went in commission yesterday, aud tno Somoter’s guard were ordered to cay on board of her until ‘her guard arrives from Philadelphia, from which Station they have becn detailed. Tae balanve of tne crew of the Mystic wero detaited from the United States Teceiving skip North Carolina. She ts now taking in ateres and makivg other preparations for her flaal de- parture for the coast of Africa, The 3ampter veing ready, Will be pat in comunssion seme time this week. Sbe goes also to the coast of Africa. [ne Wyandot end Mohawk will be ready vo join the Gu’f equadron in about & forinight. Despatches from Commander Calhoun, of the United States ship Portsmouth, dated at Porto Praya, Jaly 22a, have beon recerved at the Navy Department. Oa that day the abip sailed for Porto Grando, and from thence would depart for the coast of Africa. Army Intelligence. The War Department bas issued orders detailing the following officers for duty at the Military Academy, Weet Point. They will report to the Superintendent by the Slst instant. Department of Engineering—Lieutenant Godfrey Heit. zell, corpe of Engtacers, Department of Ethics—Lioutonant Herman Biggs, First Infantry. Department of Sf h—Brovet Second Licut. Samuel H. Locket, corps of Eagincers; Brevet socoud Lieut. KE. B. Mifudry Seaj-—Coutexant8. D, Holabird Firat Infantry. f—Liout lolabird. ‘ ‘The term Of service of the Brevet secona Demon detailed above ag assistants in ihe department of Spanish, ia limited to one year, ‘The following transfers of officers in the Second regi- ment of Artil ‘are approved:—Liont. Lioyd Beat, from Ligbt company M to company K; Lieat. Edward R. Platt, from ham K to Light company u. Offices which will become vacant on the let Junuary nex! are beginning to enforce their claims, and some idea may already be formed with regard to the provable action 0! the Democratic Convention. It hay beea ducidud to reno minate all of tho preset democratic incem ents, exc>ptine Hon. Gideon J Tucker, who dovlines ruaaing. Als piace Jo sought for by the musical Edw. A, Lawrence, of Quevns, ‘his predilection for sing! ag about the “ Bulfato 000” im theears of Cagger and the Regency has lost bina thy supports of the old “barnburners, who consider tue silunion altogether too personal, Hon Jorn ©. Mautner has deen of fered she nomination, bus it is understood thet ho will sucoved Sickles to Congress ia the Third district, i the later gentleman should resign hig seat. If not, Mr. Mazber will ke returned agaiz to the State Sonate, Judgr Scott, of Saratoga, is aiso spoken of for Mr Tucker's piace ‘bus he will, with more likelihood, be nominsted Jaou Commissioner, while the vacant State Secretaryahip wii be-giveu to the Hon. Pavid/R. Fioyd Jones, of Queeus, who was for many years Stete Senator from New York city and was the democratic nom'nee for Speaker 10 tne Legis lature of 1867. Mr. Jones ie e bard, eed a friead of Mr. Dickinaon. The Syracuse Convention will be a curious study for ‘apy cbronicier who chooses to ba at the pains of watching ita-various phases. ‘Butcher boy” is, for tho moment, ite prominent feature, Mr. Cassidy, having swindied thy notorious Wiae letter out of Donnelly end witnessed the death pangs of the nor of Virgynie, i now #: work at the New York delegation to the Charlesten Convention Various personal as well as political reasons d*tormined ex-Governor Seymour, over % year ago, to witadraw him soif from auch a cereer in future politica ae might neces ‘sitate continuity of mental or physical exertion. Neitner of these has been deemed, by himself and bis fricads, in- volved in the succession to the office of Secretary ot the Treasory, now held by Bon. Howsll Cobb. Governor Seymoar is not s candidate for tho Presideacy, and, there fore, Butcher Boy & Co., inebriated with the emeli of the mantle of Marcy, have ceemed Seymour's name ta’ fictest they could use—publiciy, for the Presidency; privately, sneakingly, truthiessly, for the position of Jecretary ot the Tressury—while, meanwhile, driving quite other bar. gains. Fowler, Butterworth, George Senders, Dean Rich mond, Nea West, Dick Connolly, and Cassidy himself have all sworn secret, everlasting allegiance to Dougias, aad, were it not for eundry mental reservations, the chances of the litte Senator from [Ilimois migat be considered as sealed in chamepgne and signed and de Livered at the office of the Tuited ‘States Nuvy ageut These mental reservations differ according to locality. The Pierce tall, met yet doad, allied strongly to all Van Burentsm not included under the tnfluence of Prince Jun, wants James Guthrie, of Kentucky, for its stacdura dearer; and, down in the very soles of Cagsidy, Ricamond & Co.’s bouts the neme of tho ex-Secretary of the trea | sury probably lies concesled.as their moat dustile Preat- dential candidate. Failing Guthrie, some equally suvor- dinate tol of soft influence tn the Joutuern States. Yet ‘80 strongly bas the oupviction been forcing itwei’ for the laut four years upern the owiadling Regency, tuat wey Dave Do alternative between poliical bankruptcy aad Daniel S. Dickinson, that they have reluctan:ly, of late, enrolled themselves under the banner of the “ old Roman of the Susquehanna,” and are nor pledged to his support on Saturc ay evening. ten. spowepr. which will not comprise men upwards of twen- Tne bouse was crowded to reple | -y pine yeare ci tapes eae pec e L Rome, or married men pext four yeare fora ‘aS the conclusion of the first gioon Mr. Florence, | 7 NTS Iie ianderbr, which will mot go beyond tn response to 4 bearty call, appeared before the curtain | wiry. ave yeara In tn manner the, decenaive forces of foilows:— “1 be much increased without any perineal ovrcen co the toences With seventeen milons of iB fevers baditants she may raise gb ary of 800,000 men, feeiug, J will dress & teow wot The New Prussian Gaze te eaya— 5 ee t f sors ats to do 00. i's peraoulsriy graitying foe'us, | ‘The project of Prussia. to ecud vesvels of war to Japan: as efler a sucee*siul howe ano wv ‘oorr native city t+ be tae reciptenta of eas2 ap ovation as thie ut the baude cf 60 large and briliient an aseem! uf our fel ow ciuzens Luring ®& period of nesriy three months, ia tae mest utlavorsble season vf years Mack's inealre bas presented *« goodly account of ful poxes”” it was our tote ‘kD & returp WO suUrOpe a. lusion of the present en agement, oat to Mrs. FLeence’s Ul bealta we beve vOstpoued our departure uotu spring. 1m the m-saume we laying & serien vt are we Cross ibe Qve4D to brig about commercial relations @itn that couniry, bad been given up in cocsequence of political circumstances, bas been egein resumed. Tho Thetis fri- the screw corvette Arcops have been fixed on je expedition. They to leave at the end of this month, snd wil! be absent about three years. A Prussian Councillor of Legation wili accompany tbe expedition to carry OD the negotianons with the Jspanese. The Kingdom of the Netherlands, im 1858 contained. 1,996,275 Prote-tante; 1,224,192 Catholics; 6,427 Jansen~ shail vist some of the atlantic cities, engagemema; but we hone a oappear Sgam pafore you on tues boards @bere Florevee svd mrael. gave the esrucat evioences of Sey wee ee 600 where Jou. with Wass tate; 24 Greeks; 64.676 Jews, and 1,30i persons attached 4 © ew lorkers, foetered it 10 the & Sis nes ‘who wi b their bind notices ck ees: to no particular communion couraged us. cur thants are particularly due We also The Berlin, August 5, correspondence of the Indepen- donce Beige, states that the question of the North Sea Coast fortitcation is the object of serious deliberations, Tt te not yet known if Prussia will make a communication on that subject to the Diet, or if ane will try to come to ‘an understanding with the bordering Staves. UreR Sad ‘ aioe io the ladies aad geotlemeno the Of ihe eesnoa. gato, m) r dance apd for the app/obstion wite you haye been plored to bestow upon our efforas to eutercaia On. Bowssy TuxaTas —Too now managers of this theatro— Menere. Allen and Bouiface—are cotng a capita! business, fhey are boch young and very clever artists, enjoying a deserved popwarity with their audiences, gad toeir efluria are #econded by @ very good stock company. An entirely’ new piece is announced for to-night. Police Inteliigence. AxorHER ATremrt ro FLoop sas Crry wits Covsrsrrair Monky—AXxxsT OF [wo OF 1HB PARTIES. —Eatly last even ing ihe police were informed that a number of noted counterfeiters were about to put in circulation several lan Tyrol, de. mew counterfeit tops on various banks, and that in seve. ‘The, Zurich Conference, which commenced on the 8th ralof tbe wards they bad already commenced their | instant, will bave a pretty difficult task in bringing work. Through the aid of the city telegraph the police | order out of the chaos in which Italian affairs are involved. of the several precincts were immodiately informed of | phe matter of the Confedration appears to furnish in iteelf the fact, ond the storekeepers as soon as possible put 00 | wor; enough for the diplomatisw for months to come. Weir gusrd, About haif-past eight o'clock officer Kuntz, | me Pope, while not manifesting any particular eagerness of the Second ward, succeeded in arresting ® man WhO | 1 aocept the honorary Presidency of the proposed Con- gave dis nemo as Charles Willis, atiompting 0 | federation, treats the restoration of the exiJed Princes of rete tia ta Sauda ona ack’ | Tonaoy, odees and Parma, aol ter eahient of q fen. Bi Prien ay bene Lie gy yin bis own power in Bologna, as indispensable prerequisites bievsett of pomesbing which the villcer wae unable to tind, eo eer) naingrttio> td oie grieve a Jogna must take beck the Papal Legate, before tho Holy STATE OF ITALY AT THE LATEST DATES, The Difficulties in the Way of Italtan Confed= eration—Efferts to Restore the Italian Sovereiyus—Affairs in Tuscany, Bologna, &c.—the Duke de Gramunvs Inatructions= Lombardy and the Austrian Debt—The Bavoyard Movement— Venetia and the Ital- but wOlch was noooubt simfiar bis. Herdty baa Willis been arsemiea, when oillcer init Oo of ney apprebendeo & young man named Thomos Aikine oftering | Farner wii) identify bimeelf with an Italian Lesgue. The & leo doliur bill on the tame Dank at tue store of Jonepn M. Shay, Fulioa ecrect; be was promptly searched, and | King of Napies 1s said fo be of the eame way of thinking. on bys pereon waa wiso found a couaterteit ten on the Bank | Bat such an iden does not seem to have en- te bras a oft Baitumore. The following we discription } tored into the minds of the people themselves. py ewan They cry out that they will have nothing more ative wee at ne 10: to do with Austrian Archdukes or Roman Cardinals, and 4 oR aGANS: aNEy ‘ ; they themeelves Dave taken the initiative in confederating, .J Ten Dolers to bearer e 3 mee Wiextord, Ray. 5 ie. H by lesguing themaeives, or proposing to do so, together, VIGNETTE, (Femmers gathering cor with horse and Car, and coltin the distance ) K. D. DAViS, Prea't N,N. fink, Cash. ‘wo KUODE ISLAND, and orgepizing @ military force to sustain toe government they may eetabimeh. It is thought that Garibalai will be qnéuced to put bimeelf at the head of this force, He has wiready forwarded to Piecmont hia resignation of the command he holds, and has obtained bis congé or leave of absence, All the fuscan, Modenese and Romagnes> volunteers bave also been permitted to return home, I Garibaldi coes pot take the pos: it will be given to Gene- ral Ciaidini, wno is by birth a Modenesa, ‘peey orem | "| “o> The counterfeit on toe Bank,of Commerce of Saltimore, Ma) yla00, was as follows:— This was the eeoret of tho reconciliation of Fowler with { Croswell and Mather, previous to the meoting of the | State Committes ana of the submistioa of Richmoad, Cag. ger & Co., on the Sd August, to tne combined nara inwrest, | Bod 20 stands the game. sir. Dickinson is avoweity com: mitted w the South. Hoe teaves nie own asyirations io abeyance, depenoent upon the necessity, on the partof the’ Soath, of faliing back upoo a Nortnéen csadisate. ‘The Regency, baying choked off Vise, anoinivated Dougias eft Wood to Gio without a tombaiwae, would nave nerged everywhere successfully but for one unforeseen couuin- gency. This ie, that they have suicidully clocked out thetr Own entrance to the Courlesion Uowyention, ant that | afer Menovuvring to death thoir udversaries taey ace io proximate dacger of beg condemued vo death tem telves ior their own treachery and mende :ity. The eyes of the Regeacy plotters are turned this moment, with most immediate earoestaces, upon payrousge in the city of New York. Tas prevatiivg outaide idea until the beginaing of the Month war, tbat with Iernaodo Wood as a stump can- cidute, or a8 che Nominee of Mozart Gail, for Mayor, 00:0 of the rival democratic aspirants for the Mayoraity must mevitably be dcfeated, aud a repubitcan be your aext cbtef mugirtrate. Calcalutions of success among d-m- crata were all made with an eye to wis oifficuliy; and ic was generaiiy woderstood that an egreement bad veer made between Mr. Wood and Satan that the dieposaole strength of the repub icap party rhouid array itseit in Mr, Wood’s favor for Mayor, on condition that the ister should carry out the pran of sending « divided democratic de'egation to Obarleston Mr, Wood baviag toraerly been an influential member of the Prosdyterisn courcn, and rewining the sympathies of many class ieaders in the recent revivas, bad els) dossted that © retaforcement of few thovsand voters among his quondam associates would aicne carry bim throurh successfutiy; and but for whe expiotion created at Albany by the Wise letter, it i« not imporsibie taat tbe schemes Of this energstic and Pious statesman might bave bren crowned with victory. Meanwhile, tn Tammany Hall itseif, the teroyalty is fairly put up at auction. Bili Kennedy wants to be Mavor; ‘vat the height of his corporal’s guard is tunited to about five feer four, wbich reduces nis strength in toe Vig vam to inside of six votes. Fowler uotil tately eneo tears of entreaty that the Geers! Committee would nom nave bin, but now swears be woulin’t swallow one of the ity Fatt grapee, even though it were thrust iovo hs throat. Both be and Kennecy have, therefore, turned brokers, aod are looking out for the highest bidder, who will ‘pay tor their services the most exorbitant commissica. they keep a book, upon the pages of which are entered the ames s1d qualifications of those who are supposed to lay claim to their services, ag todows:— Augustus Beimont, formerly Austrian Consul, agent of the Rochachilde, began, in 1862, to act upon tne principle that even political preterment in Americs, is merobandisa- ble. Wants to be Mayor; bas adopved for hia motto “Money makes the Mayor go.”” Wilson G. Hunt, a highminded, honorable merchant in Park place; will not buy the Mayoralty, but is understooi to have occn bied #0 largely by tae revormers, when he ran for Mayor some years ago, shat 1 18 supposed hie cash book might De made to suffer to the extent of $40,000 wf be wero nominates by Tammany. {6 said to be worth over a half a million, aod is the second choice of Daniel F. Tiemapn and the first choice of tae Mayor's family circle. Oliver Charlick, President of the Flushing Railroad. The largeat stockholder in the Eighth avenue raitroad; ex teperve stockboloer in sundry Wall stroct banks. Is va- riousiy estimated to have property to tho exteat buadred thousand to a mitlion and a half of May be put down as safe for $30,000 to the boys a Mayoraity chance, and at three times thet amount if itcan be made asure thing. Mr. Charlick isa hard, and was formerly a reputabie and influential Aljerman from the First ward. Would make a capital uayor. Jobn Jacob Astor, Jr. A Chrietian rival of Belmont’s, Lets it bo understood that he 18 anxious for the Maporaity, Coulter, made descent upon ® disorderiy house in Forty- teventa street, between Ninth and Teuth aveoues, aud arrested ali the inmates. The prisoners were brought be- LOOP OLE DOLE LOLDLILD DEDOODIOLDLO DE, bank UF COmMERC! re State of Saryisod. | lu ; 4 Itieqnite pinin that if the Pope will only accept th a Mectperticd apr ns Presidency of the Italian Lesgue on the aforesaid condi- ee [A ablp wndor fal! sail } 13808 | wanday ten daliass to hesacoa'te: 4 tions, either some one else wilt have to accept the position, H tus mand, Baitimore, aug 26, 1856 fs 3 3 | or the League will cever have any exiatence, or foreign ; iia JaMss W. MONN, Prest. ts H troops will bave to be employed to compel the oe 2 Gro. MiLuER, Cash. m 3 people to take back their princes. These ars but some of Ba PRON IE DCL OO LEE BDOL DOL. the difllcultes that bave to be cleared sway by the diplo- Bon bills are well executed, and would nodoubt be | matisie at Zoricn. teken by many. Several are reported to nave been { this subject, ssys:— parsed in the upper part of the city, but we beard of no Pi ier painted shes ie ope paale eae was probanly owing tothe spticipation of there difficul. A Paowssixa Your —wathew Reardon, a genteet look. | ces ibst the two Emperors made use of the medest and ing lad, about eighteen years old, was brought before Jus. | somewhat vague ee Preyed Shey wou'd favor the 4 x formation of an Italien Confederation With ail tice Osborn on cherge of stealing a gold watch, vatued power, they did not think toey bad a right to chcreb Beas at $76, from the store of Nathaniel Davison, No. 36 Coat | 4 ove. The source of che ovsiucies 10 be encountered in the bam street The prisoner, it appears, entered the store execution of this project ia indicated im the following ques- under pretence of purchasing some jewelry, and when ucn:— ‘are there to be found in the history, the netional character, the poiitical edu ‘ the salerman’s back was turned for a moment he slipped La cation, and the interests bt the. & chropometer wawch into bie vest pocxet and toen left, Offerent Itatian States, any basis on which it would pe taying be woold return sgaio in the evening, fhe ad- possible to pos & real apd durable federation?” Its aizo coubtinl wheth r apy arrenge Topt oeparsore of the prisoner made tue galesman euspi- | wonia bave the vitality poosesed ey the, labs tone Couk, snd ou glancing at the showcase he foand that his | federation, notwithstandivg all ite detects, There is the Worst snepinions were covliemed He at once hastaned | grat bistorical and national aiff'rence between Germany aitr the acoused, and on the way happened by accidest | gpg Italy, often scknowlecg-a with grief by sivcera to meet wich ® policeman, o whom he related the story | [alien patriots, but unfortunately never taken puficiently Of hye tows. The officer proceeded in eearch of the thief, | into ascouct im practical politics. The Germanic Confede- apd succevded in arresting bim io a siore in tho neighoor hood with tbe stolen watch ta bis possession, fhe magis — was formed to repisce the old German empire, whose super: bad beei trate comaitied the prisoner (or tral Serene an SkaiOvS StanBiNG AFrRAY —Patrick Barrett and dugh Toe Ost Deutsche Post, in discussing storme of war, apd coulo not be n sior were vo longer in barmony wi:t the epirit of the new po- ‘or | Hificwl elements of Germany Tae Germanic Conferation Tage got into, am-siteccntion. af she parter owns, comer | lave au autiat Sonnsilion tie tea akoe ot the of Buster and Canal etreete, yesterday morning. After | empire bad perished, but the foundation suill emained-~ tome bard knocks the parties were separated, and Barrett started for the street as if in disgust. He soon rewurned, | ricui reminiscences common for ages peat to the different bowever, armed with a knife, and coming up to fags | States, with the sentiment of s gepera! national law. Tne while tho jalter bad his back turned, staybed him three | Germanic Confederation wes estadliehed at the moment: mes in & severe Manner. Biood flowed from the wound | when the German nation bad jost th-own off the yoxe by in torrenta, acd it was at fret euppored that @ murder | # general riving; it was foucded under tho impression of bad been committed: but oa conveying the injured mao | the dargers which threateneo Germany, and witha view to the New York Hospital {t was ascertainea that toe | to create a military and poritical power ‘bovh Swronger and wounds were not necessarily fatal, and tuat the chances | freer. All these conditious are wanting to Italy, The were in favor of the pauient’s recovery. Barrett was ar | Italians, in fact, bave never beens oaciou, in toe political Tested by policeman Giigan of the S:xth prectact. On the | senee of the word. {n pointing ont these difficulties we wey to the Tombs the prisoner expressed nis regret thar | dave nothing to say against the potion of an Icalian Don- he bad not kid Tage, and hoped he would not recover | federation. It i# a fine ives, and its realization would be from bis iwjuries, Justice Osborn committed the ac | a great thing for the Taltucs It ie worthy of ail the cused for examination, and ordered two of the wimesses | eMforta that can be made for it by the boblest intellects of to be locked up in the Bouse of Detention in White stroct Italy, abd algo of the favor of the great Powers, Bat, ia ARRESTED BY THE HaKHoR Pour —Ofticere Biair and | *PWe of Vpejtage much fear that, from innate causes, McGowan arrested yesterday Hamand Jiarkengon and | ™ 2¢Ver cau Pe realised. Jobn Conway, on a charge of grand larceny, iu stenting in EFFORTS TO RESTORE THE ITALIAN SOVEREIGNS, September Is Doat (rom the float of the Harbor Police In regard to the recall of he ex duses the furin corre: + these are me Inn who were arrested afew days mdent of the Independance ince on a charye of stealing coflee from the brig Macy | tne oth of Ausuer pri, Writing under date of Ham1tov, but woen pursued by the Harbor Polis tarew | Me oth of August, says that Count de Reiseet, whose mis- sion was to prepare, by conciliatory means, the popula- the coffee overboard, and were, from wantof evidence, recog: | tion of the Italian States to conseut to the retarn of their tuatis tosay, the German sation will have ite histo. and, ally, {8 qualified for the place, and will pay for it nverally. Greatest drawback, honesty of purpose, ‘and can scarcely become a favorite with contractors, job- \d the ward ‘“*boys,’’ on that account. Phe'ps. Rich; wants to be Mayor; wanted to be 1@ Port in place of Augustus Schell; ina high toned, honorable merchant; has alwaye supporte’ jiver ally the democratic party; is rich enough 10 draw heavy checks without inconventence, and, if nomiuated, would Certainly be elected. Quere:—How much wilt ce pay? fore Justice Connolly and held for examination. Club will take piece today at one o'clock, from Conrad’s ‘Yorkville park, Upwards of $300 in made up into purses, to be contested Tee ari City Intelligence, decherged, She boat they were in was s00n after eovereigns, On condition of the Istter making liberal con- Jul shophfters, named William Smith and Henry Boget, forma; assurances that the freuch government hed no in at a boot and ehoe store in Sixta syenue he prisoners for examination. and Parma, and the re-esiabiisbment of the pontificial au- establishment should be made with the least possible delay. and second, that the Sardinian government should exer- Aquatic,—The fifth annual regatta of ‘ seydineisholipe A vVernment assented to these demands, and tranamitted an ‘Dized a8 the ove stolen, which caused thsir re arrest. CartuR® OF JUVENILE SHOPLIFTERS —A conple of youth. ceesions, bad bad = long interview with Ge: s meral Dabor Were taken into custody by detective Bonvott yesterday, | ™%e» President of the Council. The Count gave the moss, a they were engaged in the progecution of their business tention of sustaining by otion ¢f sustaining by arme the Villafranca ‘agreements were taken to the Deputy Suporintendent’s office, where } concer: return thetr likenesses adorn tho Rogues” Gallery, and locced up poelpx. of the Oakes of Tuscany, Modena Dascent UroN 4 DisoRvERLy Hovsr —A platoon of the | ‘Lorlty at Bologna; but he let it be understood that the Em- Twenty second precinct police, commanded by Captain | Peror regarded it as eseentiai that such restoration and re- He demanded from the Sardinian government: First, that the Sardinian commissioner at Parma should be recalled; cige no influence, direct or indirect, over the people to- induce them to vote for annexation. The Sardinian go- order of recall to their commissioner at Parma, Count. for by the various | Pallieri. But Count de Reiset also demanded the aid of jes of row boats. The jui are integrit; in facitttating the restoration edhe a aren fail made of engineer | Will he come oP vo Belmont? ‘And pfpir contest may De capeen: = n bis oayetea phage that ae pep replied tha; on Milnary Academy, will repair to ine on eg fd te Tas La ti + cart Boney Ten Terenas oe Fine ix Weer Sixrmenin Sraiter.—Tho damage at the fire } while he could not object to the proposition just made, he Be Load be amistant 10 Major J. G. Barnard; bog tant; r t00 good 1 for & primary n the Croton White Lead:Works, owned by Jeeress & | wouid never iend his band to restore the enemies of th>- Ren curator ape. | Nntau Rava Matar eecr aera | ett rng aia anew | Lanse nr flee may bee von apd report for duty to the chief of his baroau Previlecton fora clean shirt and 6 ood bait, wre | SSE Gansoge will Sot et oh ogg, 2 mime’ that tbe | suit; tut ell Count de Relst felt convinced that the Sar M4 Six months, with permission to These are a few of the cash candidates on Fowler, Kea- | Siuruenr or MUNrmons oP W. Maxico. Joarn } ‘inlan government would place no obstacle in the way of Oat Be nite at, a healt, is granted to | ‘nedy & Oo.’ book. Daniel E Delavan hae not been taken or War ro —We i , Capt, Wb. lay Sood dagio, on the 2) onthe, re . Rad trouhten thelr oes that Uaptain William Magraw, of Missouri, now in this city’ a THE SARDINIAN PROGRAMIAE. 7) eee by simply attending to his business, giving the New York- | hes executed a contract with the agents of Gen. Vidaurr! 10 Lie tenat Bort eee OF, fOUF onthe ts | ere clean alzvets, and deverving weil, instead of trying to | Governor ot New Leon, Wexioo, ore tures, anoant of | 12 te midstof ihe movements and plane and propos! « ort Lieutenants Harrison and Porter, Soobnd Ca- buy up their votes. Hence his name is in the moutas of | Sbare's sd Minie rifles apd’ other muaitions of war. Hons for the reorganization of Italy, the Indipendente o® "Wining BORE su tS wns be en fe oar St hat | soa w™ MEATY sin i err ote tang ope te Along — Williamsburg City News, trate, Sep 4 Tho Sardinian government should profit by the fat magia! Corrox OR Tax Lara Frnmay’s Rior.—Yestorday the Chief Engi. | Tho truth is, all thoughts are now turned! to the a Fiann—We recelved yesterday by te } able diposition of her powerful ally the eter ae Deer, H. Allen, Assistant Engineer Jennings, and otuers | SP, in this troubled stato Bein , of the cotton Wah PC Captain nea Sta) borg ua icon, and the goed feeling en‘ertained by ted by 3 Who were arrested by tbe poliog at the disturbance on tho | value of bis coctsion. Mr. Kennody nes llstenets pret ters Babe lar crank jlyeaen tagh rer en Bee & : . gE tho white silky substance within. One of them 1.’A scrupulous 16:h instant, speared befere Justice Fox for dom from his lips. He has warned Postmaster specimen of , woe {the Su lalend pulous promise that there shall be no ist Owing one abeunce of Sergenat Alen, « moral witness _ ie agin of the fl fon towne be Seton ‘apd doth Narn prose ‘ba. abe ‘Sisneation of Res lwo wfaird of Tuscany, the Duchies, or the rg was pando a Ww Bee . W. J. Bull, of Arnie; S to whone be . Wednesday. % bea Mo} ea wg! Sipenien bad ocseuleg et ; | Meas we are indovted fr Loe pi es tepecting’ iheee PR Te aa SS Reeves, CnSeate Om, ina ¥mr,— about four o'clock yt Sod light will break in upon the duriness with which the } specimen producss of the Palmetto tate, 8. odena, jaconsa shall conti gH wanlticthds wi vette presage Magan’ anen bs a and thar agents are obscuring your city patitica Taxation Iv New York AND Boston:—fb9 rato of taxa. teapees there foaiee wih yrs: which was ve 108 to street, E. D., caught fire and was jyensis eben & proper appeal ahall bave been mate to | tion this year in Theion i8 $9 70 por $1,009, which is ihe | i848, ard Unenimoualy coptiemed with somuoh ar ed in Dampgo ‘$100, Speedily extinguisned. | yephistopbiles upon the eajact, highes: ever koowo iv thatcky Taerate ia Now York "That Tusoamy shall be lefk free to ‘or, Fepeblicam quidnuaes are hovering, no: ions than | this tall will De about $17 par $1,000, Cougress a list of prizces, among whew to the + aboula