The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1860, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. POLITICAL AFFAIRS. THE WING. GOVERNOR SEWARD ON Oar Auburn Correspondence. acaunn, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1860. ‘he Start for DetrcitmA Lively Send Off from the City of Auimon—A Fieasant Linner Party—Furat Torchlight Lemensivatum in Cayuga County—Remarks by General James W Nye, Senator Savard and T. M Pomeroy, Esq. —The ' Irrepressible”” SHU Avowed, de. , de., &e- ‘To-day Sevawr seward starts on bis Western peregrina ‘tions, direct tor Niagara Falls, where be will tarry with Coleman, at the Internati wal, over the Sabbath, and re- sume bis journey for Detroit, Michigan, via the Grand Trunk Railroed through Canada, on Monday. He will reach Detroit on Tuesday, 4th inst, deliver an elaborately pre pared address, and thence proceed to Lansing, Mich., where he will also speak. His roate will be continued porthward and westward as far as St. Paul, Minoceota, Gpeaking at intermediate points, and thence homeward, ‘fat the mercy of tbe good people on the line, particularly those of Iiirois, where the Chicago repubticans have been for seme time laying themselves out for the biggest fcind of & demonstration im honor of the Governor The Governor will be accompanied by his daughter, Miss Fanuie 3oward, Gen. J. W. Nye and daughter, Lieut. Gov. Paterson and davghter, Hon, Charles Francis Adams, of Quincy, Muss., and his talented son, « young lawyer of much promise; George E. Baber, Esq., of Alba- oy, and one or two other gentlemen, Others wili join the party co the route, The excursion ‘s expected to prove one of personal Pleasure and recreation, as weil as of poiitical significance and importance. Letters received bere from the West furnish abusdant reason to predict that the progress of Governor Seward ou (his journey will be @ Continual! ae- fled of triumphant marches, united with delightful plea- sures. As the Governor was about leaving his home for a long Journey, his towosmen testified their appreciation of the man by toderwg tim various testimonials of their es- teem aud good will at parting. The first was 4 PRIVATE DINSKR PARTY, Prior to bis departure from aabura, the worthy Mayor of the city, bis Honor Christopher Morgan, entertained Goveroor Seward with « select and recherché dinner. The affair was private, and occurred at the mansion of the Mayor, aud waa atteaded by Governor Seward, Goveruor Morgan (who is bere examining practicaily into the ‘merits of applications for the pardon of convicts in the Auburn State Prison), Governor Morgan’s queeulike lady, Chancellor Bush, Mayor Morgan, wife, daughter and bro. ther; Mr. G. W. Peck, editor of the auburn Daily Adver- Ciser, and others. It was one of the most agreeabie and elegant entertainments that has occurred bere for a long time, and was arracged by the hostess in truly admirable Style for the picagure of the guests. Of course there were no set eyeeches made, but the coaverration was pleasant, high toved and sensible. Fifth avenue could ot bave furnished ap evtertainment in better shape, aor ‘@ company, for the numer, poseessing more intelligence Gnd vivacity. The second teetimonial to Governor Seward was A WIDE AWAKX TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION. ‘This was the Grat toreblight display of the Auburu ‘Wide Awakes, apd the Qret public evidence that there existed some fire aud euthusiasm iv the repubiicau ranks tm Cayuga county. The Wide awakes sumbered about 220, with one ward unrepresented, on account of the noa- arrival of their baruesa. They wore acoompanted by the Auburo Brase Band, and presented a sight which was ex- tremely novel ana interesting (0 many Aubaruias ladies apd gentlemen. ‘The public meeting was held in the Court House, and the principal speaker was Gea. James W. Nye, of New York Hie remarks were dirccted mainly against Dou. Glas, apd laudatory of the poittical Gamaliel of the pro- Clnet. Everything in the latver strain was well received. Plause) Gen Nye did #0, with great cheering by the crowd. Governor Seward bv a bim to the Wide Awakos, who bad form- ed in botiow equare to receives him and the Govervor the tudefatigad: al fe General delivered another brief speech. thie ds. Fezt ens re i it ge z Fe One iD. rewting as well as amusing fatare of last cven- Ing’s demoocstration was the confusion tuto which the Wice Awakes, with their lanterns, were thrown while attemp 1g paths aroand Governor aud were be Been vob ut through the bravebrs of trees aad shrubbery, e-eming Dike #6 maw: Every body, “Here's Ceueing dervish-« ov a midnight Gxroune, wever, Was in guod bamor,and cries of road to the Waite House,” “Oi Abs could bore if we can't,” “Where's Four?” ard Four— sho tbe deuce are your’ —(within merrily a scratch, but twetined to profane tnerret)— the Governor?” “He's in the bower of ide Awake wan ‘ft : HH Lp iH f g 4 | } : t *f 23 F through ¢ W prevent @ general ex. aarfecw hum vated with cow. Gen. Lane tn Westchester County. ‘Wurre Peas, August $1, 1840, Laif past six o'clock, Where be remaised till the soven o’elock trata this morniag, by which be returacd to New York. The Ornwampum is io sight of the White Pisios Dattie grows 1, ebere wee fought one ‘of the moat impor- tant battles of our Revol: tionary stenggle, AS soon ae It wae known that the guliant General waa amoog us, & comber of bis political friends (amd \a this region they | ore pumerous) gathered at he hotel where be wan stop- plok, anxious to pay bit their revyects, ff m hartly ve commry Wo way that they were ree 4 by the General ei b all (het crbanity mod warm cordility which ever characterize bis tnterco. a fellow cilunens. He (ofermed Ubem that be lal ying viet to White cnt ithe of @ Batti whien, ia bia Pin ine t6 took apen it awe i the Nine bien are syerialiy we abs oan ected the events gad {nc nied Out Yo him. The Goveral mov . J the Piritieh arty. porta tei Ferment te tS ote lock wood's remarke Genera! Lane came forward, and for about thirty minutes held the wrapt attention of the peo Ps {© 4b address honorable W him in the bighest degree, bth as a eistesmar and 4 patriot We must be permi:- ted to that, high as the General stood in our estima tion, wolwers pot prepared for a specch from him of such commanding ability. Convincing w tts logic, impressive Ave correct in tte historical re'erences, aud eometimes | highly eloquent te its app ala, tt was an effort of a very | high order, atturded unqualified to his irends, aud extorted strong expressions of admiration from his political opponents We were exceedingly pleased with the courteous and goon mavver ib which be ajiuded to Douglas avd Pore pr yg metry tM yr Mg aad dis- rom their views, spoke o} m ip } which the most fastidious could not object to. “eae The General was truly eloquent when be the Lave and their friends charge that Breckinridge and were disnniontsts. ‘“Rvery man,’’ exclaimed the General io impressive tone, “Every man who knows me end my thet tay life hea beea devoted to arengthentag the bond La) oJ ‘a devo tos of this Union, and that I am ready to lay ante life to secure its perpetuity,” The whole thing was @ complete success, and Gonera! Lane thus left bebiud him in White Plains a8 warin a circle of friends and as ardeut admirers a8 any man who was ever before the people for their support Miscellaneous Political Items. Tun Vors or New YorK —‘The strong probability is that Lincoln’s vote will exceed Fremout's.” Tois is ‘What the Albany Journal waid after Woed retarued from the black Republican State Convention, where he bad every opportuuity of posting himself on the streagth of the party. But it may be asked how that vote is togive ‘the Stale to the ratleplitter. Fremout polied 276,100 ‘Votes, against @ united democratic aud Kuow Noshiog vote numbering 318,600. Weare willing to overtop the Jour- j ‘nat by ten thousand in estimatiag the strength of Lincule in this State, and will concede bim 286,000 on a full vote, which, adding the ratio of increase, ougot to be at least 06 000. This vote, then, would be divided as follows: — Union ticket. Lincoln... Tux Misoun Exgzcrion.—Official returns of the election for Governor in 105 counties have been received, preseat ing im the aggregate the following result:— C. F. Jackson, Conmen ne. H. Jackson, Breckinridge. J. B. Gardevhire, biaok repabiican For Corcrme.—Wm. E. Laosing has been nominated for Congress by the republicaas of the Twenty sevoad dis- trict 0° ‘hia State, The eat ig now beld by Hon. Mf. Lindsley Lee. Maine. —The republican nomirations for members of Congress are now complete. They are as follows:— First district. loka N. Goodwin. Second distri Uharios W. Waltoa. 5, C, Fessenden, Anson ? Morrill. johu A. Rice. Frederick A. Plie. The delegation in the present Congress is composed en Urely of republicans, and every man has been thrown overboard. What ia the matter? Verxost.—The Breckinridge democracy in the First District of Vermont have nominated Uel M. Robinson for Congress. For Bxt AND Everert —The Thibodaux (La. > Gazettr— the cfficia! journal of the parish of Lafoarcbe, heretofore neutral in politice—has declared /or Bell and Everett. So we go. Vaxxoxt Etxcriox.—The annual State elec\ion in Ver- mont wili take place to morrow. The following are the Uames Of the Candidates nominated on the State ticket: — Erastus Fairbanks. Lirut. Gov, Thomas, Levi Cuderwood. Treasurer ......James 8, Thurston. joun B. Page. Ble following are the candidates for members of Con- grere:— Dist. _ Republicans, Demorrats. 1. EL P, Walton, ian hoon, (Dong.) % Jostia S. Morr, Pinder terrin’ (Breck) . L. Davenport, 4 3. Portus Boxter. A. B. Ohattes, (Doug. GooeuNatoRAL CaNDmates oN Tie StomP Ix PEywsTr- Vania —~Henry D. Foster, democratic candidate for Gov- ernor of Pennsylvania, and Andrew G Curtin, black re peblican nominee for the same office, have agreed to stump the State togetior, Hon, ©. C, Wasiatax®.—This gentleman, having been laid aside by bis biack republican friends in the second Congressional District of Wisconsin, bas wet himsolf as a candidate for the United States Senate, in piace of Hoa. Charles Darkee, whore term of service expires with the Present Cong: eas. Is Mask —Mr. Andrew, the black republican candidate for Governor of Massachueetta, is now ia Maine, ‘‘stamp- ing” for Lincoln sad Hamiin, Rapical Apoutiwoists IN [ttives.—The Joha Brown abolitionists of Minole will bold @ Stato Convention, at Lexington, on the 19th \pstant, for the purpode of nomi- nating Gerrit Smith Presidential electors, ACayoiD ADS ON —The Moulton (Alabama) Demo- crat, tm speaking of @ Beil and Everett meeting held the ro, says Truth and justice require ue to adm t that the Bell and Eyerctt stock ls advepcing Ww this part of the country. It ls now at fever best, with a defiant and upward tendency, We make the atminsion reluctantly.” Brack Rercaucs Reywaxes —The Boston Pee of the ‘Slet alt. says We are informed, aud know beyond porsibil)| o dromt, that ey FO phuanthropiec tust: jon, the Undergroand |, Wbe reride ip Kansas, bare recently brougat to the free Staies .com Missouri twelve Slaves, or colored who were once sieves, but are | sow freemen, y located and pe ce feives. Some of them were in Boston » ® sinor. among them was a you e"atto Wworan, 4 . wth her Little child: and it 9 said to bave been vory af froung to wiinese her joy at the prospective ey d@om of ber chiid,! seem: entirely to forget her ow hberty. The ageuts who did this work are youry wor, hace lived some time in |, and done muck lever ur 1b ® )ine, epeounter ing many ‘ ' Axorusn yor Doveias ~Hon John 3 Mille: of Congress from the Norfolk, Va., disirict, madea apeoc! le Petersburg op the Sst ult., io whieh be alrocated th claims of Mr. Dovgiaz. City Intelligence, ‘Tus Aroerse os Terexayce at mf Acain. Mr Bi war! Falconer, the notorious and irrepressivie tom Perance (an, Wat agein arrested yesterday morning ebarget with the olf offence of seeom>ting ® or ane Dlesmings of fore biewws Officer William Bing am, (f the Broa way equad, Seteg impertivue to the eloytent apora sof the temperan: apcatle, conducte 1 the ofeadcer before Josticn Steers, at Esnoe wood g Hine ‘ket, to be dealt «ith The mage irate compelied Falconer & Falooner eve: theless apmars to bis doterm inayion to Appeals. young folks’ vacation having come rount, mos of the public seboole in the city will be reopened today, aot | tu. lew will be rerumet as cenal During the summer re cety Many of the schools have Ye pe eno vation, which wil render them more agrecabie for det! pupils and teaehers. Some of the buildings are et ll ¢ eoudned apd ancemfortabie wn their dimer of, (01 wtanding the vast outlay of curred in thelr ereriion Ste @, all these defers at ones. ber of children and schoo legen, Bt. Gabe reopen to day of & large cum Avrt and Depertures. ARMY ALA. Barret nr = Nonbere | F Martin, vite at and seevEnt, tha N Custiltem A Willierws, | Kaweng, Mr Kens ot lnthat FL Reeren, 8 | Beviey Wolter Mercm an, W Wille ned emer a Mr Buckman, J fraaen, 9 * Hoag. | man BA yee ihe steersge. Pav axpan—Stearme's Haniari te —< Guitecn, i Seitora, wre FP dye | Onsieg 18 Dexter, J 6 De | Peeon, Y fieate, AD Pratee: Pant HK Wein | Ricwage fe Cay 8 C Cnet lady r . Mire “, iy Coane #0 5,4 Libby #Y chee wk Tank K va’ Lev am. ven Ww } Frome W tame AN gz ated ae th nod Jobo Cbedei, Med A bibed, FW Vigor, D caren, the cieernae » Vorktowna€ we. Owen, Whiten sults J thedter, iteut Thomas. + Operatic and Dramatic Maciers. Opera Ho: Clazingati, to be opened on the Loch of The managers are all busy preparing for the beginaing | September. Miss M. Mitcheii has heen play ing wo crowded Of the regular seagon, to be commenced on the Lth by houses at the St. Louis theatre, Euglis’ Opera (the the mapagement of the Winter Garden, and on the 17th Cooper troupe) reigned last week at the Walaut, Phila | ot Wallack’s and Laura Keene's. summer season at the last named theatre has been very successful, both in FORRIGN.=— Mr. and Mra, Bourcicault havo been engaged 4b artietic aud pecuniary point of view. It was closed at the Adelphi, London, and appear next Mourlay ta the | Ob Friday with a benefit to Mr. Jefferson, who took an | Colleen Bawa" and the « Young Actress.” Mra. Jobe affectionate farewell of the audience. The theatre wili Wood goes tothe Haymarket, and Mra Charles Howard Teopen for the eeason op or about the 17th, witha new | tothe Lyceum. Mr. and Mra, Charles Mathews are on- play, adapted from the French by Mr. De Walden, a clever | gaged for the season at Drury Lane. Mr, Barry Sullivan Cramatist, as che habitues of Burton's theatre will recol- | bas been playing at the St. James theatre, Miss lect, Kate Saxon is playing in London, M. Octave Feuillet is 1860, The Academy opens to-night for the regular Italian Opera season. Adelina Patt! eings Amina in the “Son" pambula,” with Erraol as Elvino and Amodio as the Count Rodolpho. We are assured by those who have | Cheri and M, heard Miss Patt! sing '» the provinces that her voice bas Improved, both ia power aad quality, During the week Macame rtesi will make ber rentrie, At the Winter Garden, Mr. Anderson's entertainment bas continued to attract crowded houses. We presume that be might go on for another month without sensi- ble diminution in the number of his audiences, but he bas bound by a written engagement to furvish M. Moutigny with a drama, in five acts, for the winter season—the Principal parts to be entrusted to Madame Rose Lafontaine, M.- Emile Augier has just fintsbed a comedy des maurs modernes entitled “Les Effrontes.”” MM Victor Sejour and Mocquart (who, of course, will retain the strictest incog.) are giving the fuishing polish toa piece for tne Cirque: entitled “Les Mageacres de Syree,’’ in which Abd-el Kader will Ogure prominently. A critic thus describes the tal- ente and voices of Mesdemoiselles Vandelbeuven Duprez, to.give up the theatre for the commencement of the regu- | @Md Marie Sax, who lately made their debut at the lar searen on next Monday, Consequently the six even- ing and two day performancer will complete Anderson's Present campaign in the metropolis.g§Of course every- body will ¢o to see him once more. At Wailack’s theatre, Migs Jane Coombs and Mr. George Jordan bave been playing, in the “ Wife's Secret,” to fall houses. The pertormance of these artists seems to have made a favorable impression, and they wil! appear In the same play during five nights more, commencing to morrow eveviog To-night there isa varied and very attractive | Grand Opera, in Robert le Diable:—Mille. Vandelheaven is an artiste without a voice, Mille. Sex is a voice with out art.” “Le Roi Barcouk’? is the title of the new opera libretto, by M. Scribe, announced for early production Meadames Ugaldi and Le Mercier will sing the principal parts, The receipts of the Paria theatres during July amounted to $82,815 france, against 784 619 franas in July 1859. Mdile Emmy Lagrua is at Carlsbad. Tho Gazette de Teatri states that a deputation of the young men o Pesth presented her, after the last performance of ‘Nor entertainment, for the benefit of the votersa actor and | 8,’ witha magnificent polgnard, the blade of silver, dvamatist, Mr. ©. W. Taylor. The Rouse ougnt to be | the handle gilt, and ornamented with precious stones crowded in every part. Niblo’s Garden bas been the scene of a kind of gymnastic tourvament, in which amateurs have contended with more or lees ruccess against profersors of the art. The same style | of performance, together with those of the Zoyara aud the #/x Hanlon brothers, will be continued this week. At the New Bowery theatre an original spectacle, written for this house, and called “The Siege of Palmyra,” has been produced with a magnificent mite en scene, It will be played every night till further notice, The Rowery theatre, now under the direction of Mr. George Wood, opened on Thureday evening, with every sign of cotsaful season, Tho house hag been put to the best order, both before and behind the curtain. The | stock company is © very good one, andthe manager assures the public that every play ebali be weil and caro- fully mounted, The opening bill was “The Lady of Lyona” (Claude by My. Tilton, and Pauline by Mrs. Kate Denin Ryan) und “ Ap Object of Interest,” « wel! known farce, in which Mra. W. H. Leighton made a great bit. Mire. Leighton isa capital comedienne, anda most weleome contribution from the provincial to the metropo- litan boards. To-night Mr. ano Mra. J. W. Wallack, Jr., will commence an engagement, playing in ‘Macbeth.’ Mrs, Leighton will appear in anew farce called “The Fool of the Family.’” At darnurm’s Museum the usual varied entertainments will be given this day and eveaing. The programmes at Bryants’ Minstrels, Palace Garden, aud various otber concerta and entertainments of all sorte, will be found in agother part of this paper, Mr Fornest at BaLTMoRE.—Mr, Forrest commenced bis professional tour at Baltimore (Holliday street thea. tre), playing 12 “ Aiamlet’’ on Monday, “ Richelieu” on Wednesday, and “Virginius’ on Friday. It is understood that Mr. Forres) intends to play the above named réle, with’bore of “Lear,’” Macbeth,’ “Othello,” “Richard UL,” “Shylock,” “Coriolanus,”’ “Brutus,” “Kiog Jobs,” sud ‘Timon of Atheus’ only, The Baltimore Sun, aljud- ing to Mr Forrest's Hamlet, tays:— As we remarked on Monday morning, be ta the greatest actor ta the world, and of all Hamlets we ever saw, in our opinion, the best. Macready—whom should never bave regarded or coosidered @ rival, and who belongs to the echoot of labored art—had his fine | ofecte and briliant ; the elfer Booth, C. Kean, | Davenport, Murdoch, al! Genera elaborated excel- lepolrs, the former at the bead of list; but Forrest, trom the begipuing to the clore, to our on, 8 Fe® & us tho Spakeperean Aamict ‘as one comolete and pi rfect exoeilonoe—excetience in the whole and in the Wikuirst deails. Hvery passage, every word, bas its ex- presfive ‘niection aud tone, and every movement its most proper effect. And the appreciative audience re- ceived (he (ue and delicate aud eilective expositions of the great cramatict by this great master with nervous emotional respormer, irequentiy overlowlag with stormy bursts of appiaLce ‘The Patriot is equally cordial In a roview of “Riche- Neu," at Mllows:— We did got see Mr. Forrest in bis Hamlet on night, and we Bow regret it, for we Gud ceived what be never had 0 ‘bly before, and that ve, thet re) apd Coveciounnese of power whick can epiy come the Only im two or three —- germ to lore bis empharis, aud it owas clearly cecasiowed by the failure cf bis tntertocutors to wustain | elvem. Bot there were only aceitental epota on the 1g Bon Of bis excellence throughoat. They could only | he seen throngh @ clouded eye piece. if we bad the time | and tue room, We Would expntiate with delight apon BIS | wea admirable readering of the pasiages, where be toil the young Dan ere is Bo sueb word aa fail in the lexicon f | ig y bright y cath, where be summoned the courtiers around ihe king to make room, where be spoke of justice being | the corner stone of hia adminirtration of public affe'rs, | fod te wor! an extent tbat the ebarity-leas leper could ob- | tan fe withont a crawling i. the thnadere of He man’ bell saighty weapon of bo where be gets pasecrsion of the treasonable ves his beloved France, and has the bead of bie ater; bet mo words can describe the reality. i tabs i} Wickbam bas been You | the state. and with the folowing inscription:--‘Alla Signorina La- grua, la gioventu di Peath, 1860."" De Wickna™.—On Inst Saturday afternoon officer Niven, | of the Secoud ward police, arrested Dr, Wickbam, who, it will be remembered, is charged with being an accom- plice in the murder of Mre. Cole, sometime ago, in New Jersey. A full account of the particulars of the supposed murder and of the manner of the prisoner's arrest will be found in the following report of Sergeant Petty, of the Second ward Police: — David D. Wickham, M. D., is charged with murder un- cer the following cireumatances.—!t Is reported that about @ year ogo Wickbam tuduced a man pamed Cole, residin, tn Wantage, Susrex county, New Jersey, to insure the | of his wife a ebort time previous to her expected con fine- ment. Wickbam resided in Hamburg, about tea mites from Wantage, He was called Ww attend Mrs. Co'e when ehe was taken ill, and it was observed by her other at- tendants, though vot thougtt of till afterwards, that be cw ew very solicitous that Mrs. ©. should take a par- Ucular medicine that he prepared himself, a large dose of whieb he administered to ber. About two bours after he bad given it to her ehe was found to be inextreme vy and sbortly afterwards died in convulsions. Nothing, however, was thought of the sfair till Wickham came forward and claimed the insurance on Mrs. Cole's life, when it was discovered that this t bad been made between Mr. Cole and himself. w ite’s life insured for was to poy the first instalment of premium, after wi the Loctor was to keep it good; but if Mre. Cole died ta ber continement then the Doctor and Cole were to divide the amovot of Ineurance. This having become known, a & mortem examination of the body of Mrs. Cole was , When it was ound that she bad died irom the eflecta of strychnine, administered to ber (as alleged) by either the husband or Doctor. Mr, Cole was then arrested, tried tor murder sud acquitted, and the Ouctor was put ander beavy bonds, but esesped from the officer who arrested bimattbe time, He got away and left for parw un- known, since which me untt! Aaturday be was pot beard from, be baving been well concesied by parties in this city. Ofiicer Niven, however, proces ip ovtaining in- formation of bis whereabouts which led to bis arrest. The prisoner is connected with eome of the most reapect- able citizens of Warren and Sustex counties, N. J., bis father being reputed to bes mau of wealth, ex. tertive aoqueintance, and fally able to give bis son a high medical edueation Bis courne of life, or the na ture and extent of bia buriness or practice, we bave not yet ascertained. He willingly consents Ww scoompany of fieer Niven to New Jersey to day, to be yieldet to the authorities there, ‘We believe there is a reward of $600 for the arrest of Dr. Wickbam, apd cfficer Niven is fustly entitied to the prize for the judicious manuer bo went about and accom- od the capture of the or. Sinoe his escape, en iu the busmess of a book agent, by whieh be made & livwg. A Duuoxaer Dommsric.—A girl named Cella Ga‘laguer, employed m the hourebolt of Uzal &. Baker, of 62 East ‘Thirty first street, was arrested last Setarday, charged sundry articles of clothing from her employer. Celia acknowledged toat she had taken « por tion cf the missing articles, valued at $100, during the tempo “ary abeence of her wie'rese. Jessie Cougoly or dored the girl to be locked np 10 anawer. The Rights of Prostitutes to Our Strecta— Covftet of Optnion. SUPREME COURT—srwCial TERE. Refore Hon. Judge Ingrabam. Serr. 1—In the Matter of the Applicalion of Wn McGroy, Jor His Dioch arge om habeas compue —Thie morn ing the Judge reudered the folluwing cectwion ao! opi noo Ingraham, Justice.—Toe prisoner was commitied by a polls justion, on (he grovad of tie having been convicted WIAD, VIZ: BD idle person not bat vibe 8 Ww Dante biroself wud an babitow! dri 4. He drough | before me on bebess corpum, and hie ow charge asked for on the grovnd that the gommiiaent hot for muy offence provided by etatet practice of Tevinirg convictions before Justices ob habess corpus is cot to be commenced, (be ate utes provide another mods for correcting the errere of the Jostiee, which should b resorted to. If the commitment w& ferular aod the Jus toe bas juriedietion of the matter, Bo relief ehovld be aflorord To there proceedings, 1: is apparent, theref re, that | abor'd only inquire whetber the Justice had jort @ieton of (Le prisoner, and wLochee he hes comoitted the ii ieener ester an offence defied im aay of the statutes of ] thir there can be na doubt on both poate v oe Forrest with your own eyes in the character | The ) irtedicticy or the Just oo making the commitment we * m totiering through the buay, borrying rs | hot disputed. The otfener this oramatic scene, nd bear bim speak, eve y fe | victed is stated as follows, spond, tat *, and at leet windieate the powerand | core me » beng a engrant, viz: ap tule sta'er p Of the Card to realige the actor's vat | pot baying visible ineane to Matwteln Dimeeit, and ha the fines and shadows ef | bp wml crupkas! The confapion of the Seate™ Lod crowded and sath tative Geman wen veapencten | bispart. & Lie bebo The New Ye Patocday week, under the direction of the former mara ore, Mowers, Hoym and Hamann’ Since the tnterm|aston ‘he houpe bas been thoroughly renovated, and a new band- some drop curtain, painted by Bir. Stoekl, added. The olf fav oritem bave been ail re engeged, an’ cow artiets of note are expected daily from Europe. The excelicut or- ‘ehretra Das been strengtbencs and again placed under the able leadership of Mr, Berwig, Several new picees have deca paton the stage, and wore well enacted before fir rudiences In eonmequence of the new law, teh pro- bibite Sunday performances, they wiil be discontinued, To wak® op for the Joes it is sontempinted to give, during the winter season, three performances a week at the French theatre, Broadway, at the same time comtinning he regular someon at the Bowery, ae wih the eddion of are ead the fresh ertiste from Germany the company | Will Se strong enongh to sustain both entablichmente. | Moe. Peloe!, from Milwaukee, made a successful début on Toemay last os Deborsh, in the well known drama of the eame name. A Tie MeveyerytTs —A Montreal paper hes the following ere of the operatic part of the concert giren in honor of the Prince of Wales, who, t appears, teft the hail 4 mediately after the performance of tho cantata bad been | comatuted, and witbout beartng any of (be ftalinn artuts eet wes the sigont Mor @ great lenge sino, and the Contin appreciative house rewarded — The Prince's ret many of tLe audiemece 1 nit Kot plucee aac ther eiga. terry yt 9 wotee extent, the pitarure of @ large number of per coms © ho wore abie te exjey tho benutife: parformancer of the *trakesebes, Pete, Darili, Sarin) aod Amotio A fot dew! cf omupement was cronted by the uppoarnnce of (he lather geptioman, wheee sine minbt eure him to ve ranked an wl Greeevdant of Daniel lewbert, sot ALe aodlesxer hom Be was a rtranger, ard wt n,coald not revtre a the Pigaa: Wich usually ‘Delonge to persoas 0 Reet! to recogT ive aNd 19 Tereins tn perfect god yc eee performed ware the follnwing — Overtar: D Poetotum, Duette, from Nl Barbiers ai Bevighiny Aria, fr Lucretia Borgia,” Dartto. trom “Norma,” Aris, “iL Trovatere | Fined, from ‘1 Sownam The Liberty tio, from Tl Puritat some wee fut short, and Brig het slog but even in syle BAvoraPle cireumetancos cf the o — the immense elae cf the room, the natural weartnens of the sodience, aad tke languewr of the performance, a part ort mtertnioment #e9 & grows succem, Tt wou concluded by “Gob Bave the Qoeeu,” sung by Mai!) at ararly he elem in the morning, [it Mated thay) Br iguel) det ines vo wing beosuse B. 2. B. bad ¢ par Mr. Perreat commences the dramailc season at). Carder on the 1Tu, nud will he supported by a wel! se lected compamy, including Messrs. Conway, Fisher, Mer tin, Mrs. Gindwtone, Mn Conway, and mary others Tt (a wnderttood that the price of reserved reste wil) bo one coliar each. Shane! FOR tee Wvrwa Gakome Mr. and Mre Barney Williams, Wien © Cuehman, Mr. RAwin Sorth, Mr Jos. Jeterwom, Mr J. 8 Clarke, Mr, Collis and Mae J M Daven prrtarr eogagod to appear herd uly ng the erasun. Mir, Bothern ts aboct to leave town for amtarring tour in the West, Miro Kato Betoman Las made a eucceeefal Gebul at Coloage in Ker metber's powertel play, vera! | tm the use of @ printed form Of commit part ko to inwert another grade of the provided by the te. By the & | idie perkon pot having menpe to gustain bimseif, oot Lives without inept, te be deemed 6 vagrant. ia the present case, “lives withoat employmrnt” aro erased from the commitmentiy Ry the act 1833, “eo perma who, beieg eo babitua! drupkard, (e dentitete of wud w Gout viable means of support,” i to be coemed « veprent. In this case (be words ‘tis destitute” are om bel TEM were necegmary tbat all the matters re- qurcétte be proves should Stated in the ommmit meat, (oe) pelkber effepes ie slates therein Het Ty) a of tn panes See te DOL RecenPary the! Lhe Com tment eh partientars necesrary ke * cen) clon R, te « commitment for petit larceny It i eneogh to (fet People va Moore, 2 Park Dat he het beam conwieted of that offence « th tirg the goodegtoten or the posser+ oo of the pro Lo the exse ef the people ve Cavanagh (2 Parker exe C60), the general term of the Meond d# that a Gprimitment whied feeited that the was con vighed of @ midemenonr wae Bullcieet, Particular statement of the oflence be made, Bren if = contrary rote bad | + net | beep adopted priog Go 1566, wines that time the mote | teed eo een of erpveten @ diretea te uy, would render nm recital wn That set ( her, page 264), a of the fecupd of conviction Co be in tt primes wae bromgbt be ge of Being & warrant, ems thas aye os iteppenring that the salt prisoner is a de prowimion of th wold fue a0, £0. The commitmrst ie eufic jews i even af@ not t Pith the views of Mr 2 the cove of Catharine Borber, oe "or t ther © dina to what & nedemsary to be proven Border tthe offence: and ynies on # review 8 the cane if or pene that ai) tha fete & conrtitets ne Sepeegem the eenreietiom pau be rovers; an] 40 wot consider Gait all such Mctt seeuin ne- pearily bo teckiad iy thacommibment, I feel bound to comand the prinepar, on the the that (be commitment . F ca ite teen, end the Aeginior ct the Justice ona 1 Lhe reviewed on th @ proceeding. The pritoner tort te remand Apia BR. Weimert avd others ot. Ausham Dir iteet. ant oll Motion for Cf mmiaeion gentted, With stay of pro: ceedings pati! Octeymer term, cxeapt That plomntiff may police and prepare for trial et that giten't. Forst, Reavis ov 2 Dom ~The Now Orieass Pieay-ne. of the @th alt. by es wee vught a dee! with Captain Chandier, on Tharetay leat, aud who was wounded on the fourth fire, died y' Mr Yateu wae aborty fwe yeare of ope om Ube day of the fuel. He A native of wth Carolinn, and has enn @ resident of this nity for ths Inet ten years. [le wae @ boarding officer in the Custom Hour here, Be Wat & gentioman of gond seein! poettion und Attached friends te ferent ba charscter, and lenves many 2 Be A oovanria Borean = Veetine bie eietintios to thirtewe peart Olt, Who was the dine” Mise ursn Dowin is the leadipgeciress of “he's months, Innngers, Wilmington, Delaware. The Fashiou of the Season tn Gentle- men’s Hate ts now ready for trepection ans sale. N. ESPENCHELDD, Manufacturer of Gente’ Hats, 118 Newann street, White hes Just Introduced his Hand- some Fall Style of Genta’ Dress Ha. Call and purchase at 216 Broadway oppoeite st Pau! a church. | { fora.- BUNT @ DUSENBURBY, leaders and | fashions for genvemen's hats, now announce Pires the fail styles as | © Lotte. | and severe I) ready, at Nos. 3, $00 8 Astor House Shirts! Shirts!!—six tor ys. ‘Made from the best Wammuttas ant water twist mo Depot 106 Chat * Metaittc Vablet Razer Strap can at the mubseribers, No. 7 asior House, and from the various Agenta throughout the oft At J. & 8, SAUNDERS, Brookiyn Photographs.—Mintatare, Cabinet, end te, ore : CHAS H. WILLIAMSON, Mstablished 1951. G@urney’s Gave: | a so TOT BROADW *¥. | er alaturee in Olt, and Daguerrvot sen Archit Jeeta—beavtit card portraits urei Phetagrephet200 Sub- fidings in New York for sale, Tweuty four | tor 81. nt HOLM RB’, 395 Broad Steinway & So: and square Pianos are p: are warranted for five treet. ured; Warercoms 82 and i) Walzer Wheeler & Wtis01 oftice 605 Broadway, New York. Singer distribution, Notice.—The Eurekn Sewing Machines | Can now be purewnsed And paid for in WEEKLY or WONTHLY INSTALMENTS, Office, 4#8 Brondwey. Clubs supplied. Ageia wanted. \ Sewing Machinas, | { | } & Co.'s Gazette vut tor Gratuttous Cail at 458 Broadway, nee Gataste, Ue ee ta Cae ter tany see: Oe chines, the dest in nas for 7 we Broadway, New York, and 182 Puiton atraet, Brooklrn ‘The Best Manutacturing and Family Machines in the world at] M SINGER & CO,'S, 458 Broad- way. Patent Champion Fire and ‘Safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray street, sara Pi New York. Fine Saddles, Harness and Trunks.— ‘The Inrgest assortment in the United States at TRAINOR'S Badalery Warehouse, 654 Broadway, near Bond street. “Ladies’ Beautifier."—Phaton & Son's Liquid tnow White Oriental Cream, for beautifying the com: exon and whitening the skin. Ladies, try it. sold by all Grugais'e is the Wnitnd Stater. Price 0 conta per Poitle. Rutehesse’s Mate bs je the Best in the world. Made, to appropriaie privaie roma Sihe wig factory. 18 Ron? riteet : Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, W est inthe werld. Whnleanl y applied, at No. 6 Astor Hi peer dye privacel: 1e ese. Curious and Interentsiig re on all diseases of the buman bair Forty ye: GRANDJEAN, Astor place, near Broadway A Good Appetite, Vigorous Digestion, pane Mech, seule’ bawets, couell nd setiealftn sheep, 6 Slear mind bn0 genial temper, are the liappy eC octe of tue Use Of HOLLOWAY 'S celetreted vegetarie ph ultation a of practice. Apply Dis radical cure Truss *ith success tn the trestment of Hernia, Trosers. Supporters, Rbouider lirnecs, musvension Baad ock{n ira, Silk Bel's Batblog Trowses andgal lied. A lady in atiendence ta 1» 3 Verney mireet, Amor House, opposite Bt. | thie (Monday) afternoon at two 0% Paterson, le 5 loess, Of paral Drewings of the Delaware S . . “ | ries Debs ACO. Mansgere of ) eae | bore with Christian fortitade, Pedal bale, vies wa RNTUCK ¥ AN MIRKOT! " . 4 Drnsvanes Betas Gass Af Sereevner 1, 1) | em Mobovgal’ and daugnier of the tale Dr, Daviaon, of 62, 21, 5), 70, 25, 46, 29, 41, 61, 36, 9, 37, 27 py rye ne DeLawake—Ova® 415, Seerexnxn 1, 1960. and Christian B McDou y Aad those of her sons, Willams 64,2, 12, 72, 15, 30, 26, 52, $4, 43, 41, 40, 70, 51. | Mend ine tenpral trnoe hee Late’ cempecttully invited te Ciroulaen ae ut free of charge by efter to x ‘uneral from ber late residence Charies WuOD KDDY 4 10. Wilmington, Delaware, street, coruer of Greenwich sireot, this (| i) afters Orte Wood BDDY & CO, mt on noon, at two o'clock. SRetiemmowe| Sees aa . CDONALD.— day morning, Sept. 2, after * pew inge of Prance, & C0." | 09 itineen, Twowas, son of Francis und Blower Mateos Bosenx Covsty—Ciass 200, Seeremene 1, 1960. aged 21 years and 8 months. bd ® 43, 24, 4, 12, 29, 77, 47, 72, 8. The relativ: s and frieads of the family are respectfull Grav Comoupatt “Crass 43, Serre 1 1960 invited to attond the funeral. from the residence of hie 16, 61, 74, 27, 63, 52, 65, 68, 41, 22, 30, 8, 56, 35, | Parents, No 212 First avenue, this (Monday) c ARCE BKOADBENTS & do at two o'clook: O'Connor —At Springs, on Friday, Angust Journ M. O’CowNon, age 2b year and T ngs * Fis relatives and fricn:'s, algo those of bis brother, Chas. O'Connor, and brother-in law, Owen W Brennan, are re- epectfully invited to attend the funeral without | notice, from No. 88 Kim belt pas rofemn High Masa repens of his soul AeKRK —On Satur usa Sanaa, wife of Thowan battery ‘The friends of the family are tend her funeral, from the residence .of ber gon, Charles Parker, io Putaam, near Clamson favenue, Brooklya, Rouxxsox.— At , N.J., on Saturday Sept. 1, Mrs. Sovuowia Mahia RoGxasom, wife of Rogorton, ond daughter of Philip Van Bussum, in the oh Suis id friends of respectfully” eo tives and friends of the family are tavited $0 attend the funcral, from ber tate No, 00 Mai street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two clock, Sour —On Saturday, September 1, Buren, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth, relict of Michael Smith, ia the i year ge ‘The friends and acquatntances of the family are reapect- folly Invited to attend the funeral, from ‘ber late rest- cence, No 282 Henry street, this (Monday) afternoon, a8 two ofolock. without furtber notice ‘wirm —On Saturday, Sept. 1, of a lingering disease, tp the 551) yenr of her age, ANN Surrm, a nativeof parish of Lavy. county Caven, Ireland ‘The triends of the deceased and those of her aister, Mie, Mery Lynch, and niece, Mrs. Ann Tibbets, are re- Bpect'ully invited to attend the funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of hee nephew, Mr John Tibbets, corner of Mott and Heatee streete. without further invitation, Her remaing will be interred in Calvary Comotery. Sky aure.—On Sunday evening, Sept. 2, Sanam A., wife (f Avdrew J. Sembler, aged 26 years, 4 months and 10 ‘oye Notice of the funeral in to-morrow's pe Nis Ley rele and Isavella A. Vaurodea, Vasnonay —On Sunday, September 2, T of Ce ne 10 m aged a ‘yours te (Monday) afternoon, at two deace of her parents, No, 65 Weat it Wartax-—At Harlem, on Saturday, Sept. 1, Eum Rogers, youngest daughter of James R. and ‘Barriet Waiter, aged 16 months ‘The friende of the family are respeett ly invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, from St, Andrew's cbureb, Harlem. 7 September 2, of scarlet fever. Kats of Jacob aud Mary Willy, aged 2& nds of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the fuveral, this (ioliy) afaraam, 0: 4 e’en0ck, from the residence of her parents, 19 Huntington street, Brooklyn. — ____..___ MISCELLANEOUS ze. NEWSMEN |THE MORNING COURIER AND ENQUIRER is on gale at TORES CENTS yf hich sow on wiiiueee’’ rom Wi price VERY LIRERAL DIBCOUNT TO DEALERS, Who will be supplied through the princ!pal news arente, or ab the ollce, 102 Pearl street. ‘TWM. EVRRDELL'S 60) 10: FULTON STREET A lea Wedding QB irespee Ac. (Ratavlabod Taatent aty’ T JONES’, 10 AND 12 ANN STREET, A NEW STYLE of Bhors and Galters at $3, warranted to give perfect sats A’ WrHOLAALA— BOARS FROM ya VER thousand. Cas buyers be cts tat Sirontwey T FVERKD! /S WEDDING CABDH, NOTES 40—8EB A. ibe orange Mioesom Bavelope: he. only a: Sue Brcadwap corner Dumge street. AUTIFUL COMPLEXION, B remove Tan, Preck'es, Pimplen, &e., ant to benny ue to lhe complggies tae’ Matated LEWIN EREOS PAstiLi RS TE FLORENCE, the. port ‘Which ts testified by br J B. Chilton, on Saturday, Set 3 1, by the Rev. J. Potwat, Mr. Jom Dvoxwoure to Miss | Saxan Paciiws Hin., doth of bbls city Brvnann—Carmay —In Tottenville, Staten Island, on Monday, Avgvet 27, by the Rev, John $. Swaim, Mr Wr wan Hounako to Mime Inatecie Conus, daughter of Radcliff Carman, Haq, formerly of Now York. Bo timore Leas copy Locxmamt— s.—On Tuesday, August 28, at tbe reridence of the bride's fauber, by Rew John Service, Mr erm TH. Lotxmaxr to Miss Hassan J. MoCuvanmmay, bob of thie city. Vbiladeiphia papers please copy. The re Cemetery on Tuesday . Sept. 1, suddenly, Ruta Ona Purpow, beloved wife of Tuomas Brydon, aged 36 years ava 6 mr nthe Toe frienta and acquatntances are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Presbyterian eburch, cor ber of Second avenue aid Fourteenth eereet, thin (Mon Gay) witernoon, at three o crock Yrenveon —On Friday, Augast 31, Mre Any Perorsox, tm the #Otb year of ber age The friends and acquniatarces of the family are respect fully tovitert w attend th» funeral, this (Moaday) morn ing, at ten ©'eleck, from the residence of ber sop, No 66 Propitent etreet, South Brooelyn. Cucringes will wait at the south ferry, New York wide, uaail half pant tan o'clock Fiamperiy —Oa Sunday, Sept. 2, Makr Foaxwmncy, free BB seers, Lmonth aut 15 days, @ uative of Sligo, rare) Th. friends of the fam! these of her srquaintances | bro Moet rem eettcliy ipvited to attend the funeral, from We revidene of ber parents, 30 Kast Tenth stret, on hy Saturday, Sept 1, (tizewern Fox, daughter of of Hammad Fox, aged @ months * DWAR —At Toledo, Ohio, on Fritay, Anguet Sl, S. soo Of Motes and Mary Gortner, aged 28 years, and 26 cays. The frends (the family are respestfully invited to at tend the funeral, from bie late resideate, 219 Bast Broad way on Trendy moruing, at pine o'otnnk GR tm At pen beara the Dark Faith. Jay, Augurt 27 Jers rms, aged 39 year of lew @e Cuba, formerly of Tht Wasatngton street, New Vork Weatorn nopers dienes ony Mooney: —O0 Weanreray, Angur « towans, only eon of Hiram years end 24 faye. aod on Mor tay, Me be held at the house of ber om rie "ik Third etreet, thee eight o'clock, T smetery on Towetay e ef cholera doneph © ° to wad fm Bonde: i. Seq hile © % i n relatives aed friends of the fanity are reepectfully t od the foversl, (his (Menény) afternes It . at tree o'ch st, from the remidence of ber parent, No. OPC be we tey ber etteet . teers. —'> tay, Sept o, Ficaw Pirwey, a native od the \o@n of Gaberetveen, county Kerry, Ireland, aged a cers viebdte and pelatives are rempaeitaliy invited to tend ber feveral, from 197 Fast & th street, this (Mewony) afternrom, att ™ one oonty Kerry 0 | ' naa enpy | ven Inland, | Sea, ty be | Je aro respectfully tnetted t9 7 ‘ wm, at ia * Andrew roh, Be be ip atlend sper wb t of te 250 0. M. tre Fue ataten from V é Auixas~ On Sunday, Sept. 2, Max ho 4 hiermae, © optive of the conn T mut, ar d thousands of persons ally aitest Ye undeo! riw For sale at No Broadway, and by all respectable druggists nud per‘umers ~ All perkons snbject to redness, geshurn or any Lion of tbe abla, will God Mme L.'s Pasties & «ate aod ata bie remedy. Cavriow.—None are genuine witbo J. BR. Obilton, and the signature of cortilcate of Br. ©. LEWENBEEG, i yryy nen peuveeress vie AS hl so Ga Loa bay i Ben v¥ ofY Loss bad BAD a4 css vy x¥ yy ae yyvyv naw vvyvy RAARS = BALLIOL IMPROVED FREN H VOR OHINTH over ANEW STYLE OF MINT WAHKANTED TO 217. fe Neck— Tbe distance points of each aboulde: Of the back to the wrist, wiz wear beal ‘around the body, ander the emnptie Waist Alp the length of tbe ebirt sending (he above menaares We Cab KUAAD Ce & parted Gi of our new mtyle of the IMPROVED FRENCH FOKE Sie? leo, imporwers and Comers te URNIREIN 6 found Foke—The me oom ae Mier The length fran the Bowe mam Diance arrens. Wer ace now ing, without exceplvn, the pi fy be one or wo f tafe defies 4 safe for the least ‘mone; STRARNS A maps. 589 runaway, corver of orth mirert. Kew NADA ENLARGED enh a (7998S, SCRIONS, INVERTED / Seine and a!) diseases of the feet eure pavent 76 broad f ity dad incor yenteuce fs Cte neta’ geona Denne ary Dr VEN M EAP TAPORIZER, WH MOB DOPSTIN ATE CANES THe wave meee rewlust end Arr am aks TH Aaln@ TUR POm IN n oreams De Von Veer brisker trent 10 7 ene patietactorty vont WORTH RIND ona Ceuilst wnt an the Bye ane Fs UT CLINTOR F (pranicme SrxTT FRAaK eeR® CARINE, FCURIYORS © BD ond WS Pourd rest, Yortrwest tase Bary Cpenre ¢ me nO Redeem Periiee severior Parlor, towers, marron Deeorationa, arial Obes, de Orde pnokend mae abi yyat 6 ot an woe FLOUR WHIRKE “noe “ee my 6 thers te Fr) Om the eumanthe nt f ““ 4 ek te or vinta the erin. Pre t . v K Ala, aw BARN OF ARUFTAPER wi * 4 toate enree of nerves ’ ae bt rem alling Me ’ ve RY FARNOR PATTES ” THR TRADE, vARA at 218 Cape. werent The reatiere ane frauds Of (he funsly Be rempect , vil fo aitend the fractal, om Cormiay Gee neoe, at ene week, from her tele reatdence, 51% Nath evenee, | & pear Thirvteth prreet, Ty rere payers pleane eopy * Thom —On first Cay morning, Mepten G, Crsmaas, | ord . tbe ate Pte paw a, aged OB yours } ioe 7 * end fre od of Weel are semmseeraly | i = . — hy: tied Ww attend th ream tbe realde ret ? posing, Addcom 0. P. Brown & Oc., Jersey Guy. 8.2 fs in Wr, Present treet, wen of Tenth saree a ee arn Scbides tescytn ie 7 oma erp, ny (Tweaday) a"verpoop. ai four ovens. | FeTERN MERC > Cartiagie will bo iu readiness to evavey Lge | We to ete Bavantage tc onder thele fall pure to wtteod, Wt the © oer of Fily-alewh street ant che wer eb PBEM aver ve Loker — 0% Pooday, Spt 9, Temeper, soo of Henry foe Crete Lereeh, ned 1S yeare and @ momtbs. ‘The frwnde of tbo family are reepecttnlly lnwited to at tend the funeral, #ibout further notion, an cone eforncon, ot three e'clcade, from the reaidooee of A. Lima. burger, No 20 Buésen terrace, Hoboken, NJ | Saran te Breckiy on Saterday, ba vy me Power tr ho friewiie and arc (o etiend the funeras, from bie lave renidenqe, No 140 Woleot euert, oo) takew to Brooklyn for wiernewt toe (Winday) aferuoca #) dbree Oetoek Th Gadolphin papere ploare Copy. Meboceas ts Gets, Pt aber 1, er @ abort |. may A hr Sram sumive of mand | | uA v EXPR MPAN TY. resoen for oh parte, of ret Weave ovr oftoe, OF ‘ny Were el or ada ‘ay chante, Sar slog cat Ave i Crivere s! the same lees ni Th the New Teves depot Wes + SMPpere tre make aemeom Dave the rate ig het receipts, end any in es ea a Lees