The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1860, Page 7

o- supply the replies 4 army and navy asa new anti-slavery Volunteer organization. “Who knows! “Tae Gents og tae New York Henato."— Our metropolitan journals generally, and the Rew Yorx Hersup in particular, are great ‘purwles, unriddled Sphynxes, to the English ‘Press and the English people. The Hxra.p, especially, is the object of mingled wonderment ‘and admiration with the people of the mother iand. Its enterprise seems to startle, and its boldness in dealing with all kinds of subjects ‘Appears to bewilder them. They forget that we have no red tape system here, and that routine is absolutely unknown. There is no humdrum about the Hxraup, and above all things it never goes to sleep, like many other journals at home and abroad. These are facts which the English press is beginning to discover, although it is evident that it does no clearly understand them. We have published sketches of the homes and habits of the different candidates for the Presi- dency now before the country, and they have been very popular here, have given great plea- eure to our people, and have been invariably copied ali through the country. The candi- dates themselves have no objection to them, but, on the contrary, consider them fair, candid and truthful descriptions. But the London @lode, in an article which we give in another column, is evidently taken all aback at the peculiarity of this kind of journalism. It gives the most piquant extracts from our sketches, with free and easy comments of its own. It admits that English journals sometimes enliven their columns with dull anecdotes of Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell, but the idea of giving detailed descriptions of the homes, families and private lives of public men seeking the highest office in the gift of the ‘people, in whom the whole nation is naturally interested, is one that baffles the comprehen- sion. of our London cotemporary, and it can- didly acknowledges that “our newspapers sadly want the genius of the New York Herat.” ‘That is just what Mr. Cobden said ; just what everyone says who reads American and Eng- lish newspapers ; and it is precisely what we way. The Canadian papers, too, have just dis- covered the same thing by the manner in which ‘we described the tour of the Prince of Wales fn advance of themselves and of the English newspaper correspondents specially detailed for the purpose. The Canadian papers were at firet quite sleepy over the Prince's sayings and doings ; then, when they found that the Heray was eclipsing them in speed and accuracy, they commenced to abnse us, and villify our reporters: Now they are ruuning into the other extreme, by out-Jenkinsing Jenkins, and mak- ing themselves ridiculous by over doing every- thing. Like badly taught parrots, they are al- ways saying the wrong things in the wrong places ; or, like the frog in the fable, they are straining themselves to arrive at the dimensions of the Henry's reports until they fairly burst, to the infinite amusement of all intelligent people. The English press, heavy and behind ‘the age as it is, has too much acumen to fall Anto this ridiculous error; but we entirely agree with the Globe that the London newspapers | “eadly want the genius of the New Yor« | ‘Henatp.” Tur Asse McMaster ox Fcstoy.—The Abbe | McMaster, of the Freeman's Journal, scouts the | dea of a fusion with the Breckinridge demo- cracy as “fusion nonsense.” A fusion, be tells us, has been made with the Bell-Everett party, | because that prarrenntat to,“ mecsly Sane | tion,” and has nothing in it inconsistent with the principles of the national democracy; but the Breckinridge faction is a horse of acother color. All this may be very well for the phi- The Dousies State Central Commies in Secret Conclave, MESSRS. WOOD AND LAFLIN’S REPORT. Rejection of the Proposition of the aeeroerney See Cn The National Democratic Volunteers Ask fora — $705 APFOOTMRNT OF 4 sUo-cOmmITTES Bichmond, Caeser and home Receive Full Power to Buin the Democratic Party, he, ae, Lad The Douglas State Central Committee assembled at the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday, for the purpose of consider- {pg the all-important question of fusion. A large number of politicians of all shades, grades and importance were im attendance, watching the movements of the powers assembied. Breckinridge, Bell and Douglas men were seen movisg about in the crowd, eyeing every one supposed to have ay power with the committee—some counsel- ing fusion, others talking anti-fusion and denouncing the idea of yielding any of the electoral ticket, Amongst the Outsiders we noticed William Kelly, the Douglas nominees for Governor; James Brooks, of the Eapress; George San- ders, Senator Lawrence, and several others from ali parts Of the State, At the time the committee retired there was any- thing but union of feeling amongst the floating fragments about the hotel, and the feeling for fusion in the minds of those managing the machine was excecd- ingly doubtful. They assembled in the room 589, at twenty minutes before one o'clock, but did not organize until near two P. M., there being bat twelve men pre- sent, as follows:— Dean Richmond, Calon Frost, Peter Cagger, Benj. Wood, F. L, Latin, John A. Dayton, R, H. Cushing, Witlard Jouowou, R. G. Stone, Chas CB. Walker, Wm. v. Kennedy, Elmore 8. Rosa. ‘The time prior to calling the commistee to order was occupied in canvassing the feld and endeavoring to ascer- tain where they stood, Cogger was especially offisious, and labored bie best to prevent avy union with the pre sent Breckinridge organization. As soon as the committee was called to order, Mr. Benj. Wood, on bebalf of the com- mite appointed to negotiate with the Breckinridge wing, made @ report in writing, a8 follows:— The undersigned, a special committee appointed by the State Central Giuathitee wt the st. Nicholas Hote! the 30ch Ut. under the following resolution: — Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed by the chair w confer with apy poittical organization for the Pur pose of securing the co Operation of ail who are op poved to the repubiican party,” Beg leave to report that a special meeting of the Com- mittee was held at ihe Metropolitan Hotet on the 6:b iost., and was organized by the appuintment of Benjamio Wood, chairman, and F. L., Lailin, secretary, when it,was resolved that we shocld proceed forthwith to discharge | the Guty tmpused upon us. On the same day cnr chairman recetved a communica tion from John A. Grees, Jr., Esq.,cbairman of the eo. called Breckinridge state Commitee. of wbich the follow. | ing ts a copy :-— __ Astor Horse, rang ye 4, 1860. ceria rough the public lle, prea in, have bees appolated @ oommittee from ue Doagien and Bell State Committee to confer with aay other organize to the election of Lincotw , % have to the National peng lao. losopher of the Freeman's. Journal; but our opipion is that voters as well as principles are | worth looking after, and that it is not abstrac- | j tions, but votes, that carry our elections. Will | the Abbe be good enough to tell us how demo- | cratic o- without votes are to defeat —_—_ NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Wasmsoton, Sept. 14, 1960. MERCNO OF THE CARIWET—THE CASE OF GENERAL AND THR PAN JUAN AFFAIR. The Cabinet bad a long session today. All the Secre- taries, the Postmaster General and the Attorney General, ‘were present. The statement of General Barney, ad- dressed to the War Department, in reference to the 4an Joan affair, was under consideration, but no decision in — regard to it was come to. General Garney persists in the opinion that the mission of General Scott was @ grave error, and tbat the island ‘would now be ours bad he not been interferet with ‘The General treats dipiematic comity and our agreement for temporary jotpt occupancy as of smal! account. ‘The President reservee the whole case for deliberate fudgment. Genera! Harney says he wan not apprised by Lieutenant General Scott of the nature of the latter's report, nor of the ground of complaiat against bim until bis arrive! in “ ee en PACIFIC TRURGRAPM CONTRACT No definite action bas yet beea taken on the Pacific ‘Telegraph proposais. Mr. Sibley has raised a question as to the informality and insufficiency of bids other thas bis own. The President and the Secretary of the Treasu- ao nea NAVAL APPAR. Captaio Walker bas been ordered to Chiriqul to reileve Captain Farragut, in the command of the Brooklya, the latter baving been recallet. James N. Carpenter, of Kentucky, bas been appointed ‘a Paymaster in the Navy to “ill a vacancy. Paymaster Abbott has been ordered to the Pawnee, at Philadelphia Commander Thomson bas been detached from ordnance dvty at Philadelphia, and ordered to proceed via England to the coast of Brazil, to relieve Commander Prentiss, re- called, in the command of the Seminole. Commander Drayton bas been ordered to ordnance | duty at Philadelphia. The &t. Louis was at Curacoa Zist Aaggust, and wae expected to take back our Consnt to Rio Hache, New Granada, from which place he bad been driven by the tn. worgents. Capt. Armstrong has been ordered to the command of | ‘the Pensacola Navy Yard. ‘The Secretary of the Navy has appointed a Board to ex famine into the condition of the suiling versels of the avy, the costof giving them full steam power, and the expediency of 80 altering them MEKICAN AFFAIRS. Sem! official despatehes from Vera Cruz state that Gea. Cobos having been defeated, the State of (axaca if now {n Cull pompession of the liberals The reectionists hare abandoned the cities of Cordova, Jalapa and Orizaba, where the liberala were raising troops to attack the enemy at ia Pathe lidersl army of the taterior were in Queretaro, making preparations to advance on the city of Mexico, CONDITION OF THE TREASURY. New Haven Munictpal Election. | other side | "The uncersizoed, ‘will meet your committee at Deimcuico’s at Dall past two o'clock B. WOOD. SerTemneR 7. 1860. Al this wterview along conference was brid, but no de | fioite conclusion reached, the special committee on the being evidently iad sposed to arrive atan ami cable conrlusion of the cegotiations, |, earnestly desirous thet the union of , the entire cemvcratic party should be effected, and bewg upwilling that anything short of a sacrifice of princi | should prevent ruch a result, again invoked Sonbunation | with the commitiee, and subseq ueat in.erviows were held | by oy ig, bowover, that the representatives of the jere determnined not to yield a. satigs Committee their original ‘a dernier resort we felt jus- | Hided, uneer the cireumstapors, o( acceding, and address. ca Mr Green the foliowiog communication, having pre- ee ere oe Ore nee So enne™ coyeet | Bite propost aw, Tae, Bigs. 8, 1860. ‘To Jom A. Guxex, Jr., Chairmaa, ke. Fm—Tle Democratic State Central “Committes beving Reve cocclodea a accede ‘to your propositing, ag will we corel your proposition report favorably cn the same to tte state Coatra! Com | mittee That proporition was that the triends of Breck. inridge aud Lane sbould name teu ele tore and two cand. dates on the State tictet, namely, the Lieutenant Gover nor aud Caval Commiseioner. | 8. WOOD, Chairman. ¥. L, Lavuim, Seoretary: Thin was banded to a member of the Breckinridge Stive Committee, at the Astor House, on the day of Cate, within prerence of a maj wity of that commitice. ‘Toe reply, in substance, was that the comm ittee bad ad. | fourned. and tteould pot gow be considered The com _ Mr. Wood supported his report by « few remarks in fa. | vor of union. stating that it seemed to be universally de | manded im thie city by the real anti Lineota forces, and | he thought (t too great a responsibility for them to a» | sume to prevent this desired union. | Mr. Cagger moved the adoption of the report, aod sald | that be did so for the purpose of getting the question ve- | fore the committee so that they could vote upon it. | Ope gentleman remarked that the comm!|tice did not re commend anytbing. Mr. Wood then offered a resolution, that the report of | the committce be adopted and the ultimatum of Mr. Green's committee be acoepted. ‘This resolution was supported by Mr. Dayton, of Brook.” lyn, Mr. Wood and Mr. Kennedy of New York, and Mr. Prost, of Weatchester, at some len rth, and opposed by a number of the committes from the interior aad westera | part of the State, the Intter asserting that «union won!d | ls jure them more in their locality thaa they would gain in New York. A vote wae (inally taken, with the following resalt:— | Vess—Menars. Dayton, Frost, Kennedy, Wood aod | iatin= 6 gg ing, Ross, Richmond, | Walker, Stone at. es mene a eae oo Drndennnely or A committee from the National Democratic Volanteers compened of the following persons, then made application for admittance to consult with them —Messrs. Joan T. Henry, M. Solomon, J. B. Hoover, Heary J. Clark, Joshua J. Henry JPaul B. Bradiee, John Burke, James Munroe and Thomes Walters. policy of giving them hearing, they (inaliy bear what they had to say. Accordingly the Volunteers Naw Havam, Sept. 14,1860. | made their appearance. Mr. John T. Henry, their spokes- An exciting city election took place in this city to day, | man, stated that they had come there for the cholee of Aseeesors and the Board of Relief. The | from the National Democratic Volunteers, an organim- Breckinridge and Douglas men united on one ticket, bat | tion composed of merchants and business men of the repablicans elected all their candidates by one hum. | the city, representing several millions of capital, dred majority, in ® poll of over two thousand voter, ‘© concession ix favor of the Breckinridge party, that the State may be kopt oat of the hands of tho republicans and the defeat of Lincoln made sure. Several other members of the delegation spoke in about the eame etrain, advocating a union of all the anti-Lin- colm forces in the State. ‘The committee heard their statement, and then asked them what concession was necemary to satisfy them, to which the Volunteers replied that they asked ten electors, ‘and one balf of the State ticket. After some further con- gultation they were asked to furnish the names that they desired to have placed on the electoral ticket, whereupon the Volunteers retired to prepare a lis:. ‘They subsequently appeared with a complete list, re- commending that one ef the Douglas electors from the State at large resign, and bis place be @iled with the name of James T, Brady, and that nine of the district elec” tors also resign. and that that number of the electors at pre. sent upon the Breckinridge eleotora! ticket be substituted tm their place. Also, that the candidates tor Lieutenant Governor and Canal Commissioner, at prosemt on the Breckinridge State ticket, be put on the Douglas State ticket, in lieu of those already nominated for those offices. Some little time was epent in the interchange of ideas, when the Douglas committee informed them that they would consider their proposition at the evening's session, and would then give them their reply. The delegation from the Volunteers then withdrew, and the Richmond Committee laid their communication upon the table and took a recees until seven o'clock P. M. To yesterday’s report of the fusion men, the name of Mott was made to read Worth. We also omitted to state that nothing was said im the conferences be- tween the two sub-committees about the Breckinridge party considering the proposition of Mr, Wood—a virteal endorsement of the equatter sovereignty of Dougias, aad the abandonment of their platform adopted at Baltimore. Mr. Lafiin assures us that oo such conversation took place. EVENING SESSION. ‘Most of the evening was spent in general conversation 2nd consultation by the managers of the Douglas organiza- tion. 8t. Nicholas Hote) was filed with politicians, who were flying about with all maoner of rumors as to what ‘would be done by the committe, no two holding the same view as to what would be accomplished. Thecommittee were dodging about, consulting with this and that persoa, and receiving the opinion of every one upou this import ant subject, just as though they cared anything about the views of other persons. There was « stroug outside pres- sure upon & portion of the committee from merchants 2nd others io this city, who declared that there should be no campaign funds unless @ fusion was perfected. This seemed to be the strongest argument in the minds of the no-fusion members of the committee that was raised, aud about the only thing that induced portion of the committee to consider any proposition, as the men that have heretofore subscribed the funds for the democracy are pow eorolled in the ranks of the Breckinridge party. Fuse or ao bread, was the philosopher's stone that seemed for the time being to bring the Regency to ite senses. The universal rumor amongst the outside politicians throughout the evening was tbat there would be a union in some form. tt was said that even Ongver declared that B satisfactory ticket would be arranged—aot by takiwog the ultimatum of the Green Committee, nor the propos!- tion of the Volunteers, but by the selection of a ticket to sult themselves, by putting upon {t from #1 to ten names such as might suit Richmond and Cagger, and that ticket Jncoched forth ax a Union electoral ticket, representiog all the brayches of the anti-Lineoln forces. It is said that Richmond and Cagger positively deciine taking the bames of any persons offered by the other parties, This ws bot aid publicly, but only to friends, thoee of thetr own mode of thinking. The names that wors Goating about a8 provable to bs selected by them are James T. Brady, Joebua J. Henry, Wm 8. Duncan, Wilson G. Hant, Moses Taylor aad Gouverneur Kembie—only one of the names suggested by the De:nocratic Volunteers Thee gentle men may find their way upon the ticket, and they may not. Nine-temtbs of the Douglas politiciaus around the hotel last evening were sanguine that they would, and | perbaps enough more to make the aumber up to teu, aud, what was more, each person pretended that they spoke knowing the views of Ricbmond, Cagger & Co. The Committee was not called to order until after nice o'clock, and immediately after order was restored » gen Veman frou the rural districts offered a resolution ap- point: g & sub-committee of tarec, sometnting of Rich mond, Cagger and Hubbard, with full power to filany 2 | vacancies that may occur om the electoral ticket. ‘This resolution was adopted without calling the yeas and pays, whereupon Mr. Dayton said, is it now understood that this sub committee have power to do eayth.eg and just what they please. Receiving an affirmative reply, be then said that there seems to be no further work for the Central Committee, they are now simply an appendage to the sub-committee, to be used if convenient; he moved, therefore, that the committee do pow adjourn sine die. The motion was put and carried, the Committee sur rendering everything into the bands of Richmond aud Cagger, who are now to run the democratic machine by authority. ‘The proposition of the Volunteers wea uot taken from the table during the evening session, the Committec ad journing withovt consideriog it. Bulsequeatly to adjournment the sub-committee fixed a meeting for to day , at twe.ve o'clock , to consult with the Volanteers im regard to thelr ticket, promising to bave all done that they intend to do before four o'clock this afternoon. ‘With thin generai understanding the Commitiee sepa- rated, and the numerous pollticiane leit the hotel. There is & movement on foot to bring out a Caton Ueket at the Usion ratification meeting on Monday aight pest, if this committee do pot form one before that time The merchants declare that they will not wait the slow motion of the Regency apy longer, and {f there is no fusion ticket formed before, they will make one out of the three electoral tickets in the Geld, and aunoance it at the ratification meeting. So stands the fusion programm: ‘at the last Lour of the 14th day of September. Naw Janant.—The regular State Committers called « Convention at Trenton, according to form, to uomipate fan electoral ticket. Some of the Douglas men, discover fog that there was a large mejarity te favor of nomi Rating @ ticket from the Uhree sections opposed to Lin- cols, would not meet with the Convention, though elected an driegates. The member of the Dougias Na- ticoal Bxecutive Committes, Jacob Veaatta, insued a call the day before for the friends of Douglas and Joboson ty arromble in Con veation and nominate an olectoral ticket. About one third of the Convention #o met gathered (a volunteer delegates fron Treator, and nominated a sie seston Conveoticn nominated the ticket by ex Dr. Me. Cbesoey (Bei bas soriues, on the pam af trokeers fo he , and © wot Giled, The otners hive Siassthe. canagt Fanemsenn “(Or (Deagine) and Mofenal¢ (Dell), ffom whom no answer is yet It ie under ftood they walt to give place to men on the straight oat Ueket city Politica. TO THE EDMTOR OF THE HERALD. New Youn, Sept, 12, 1890 I see that you eanounce me, in your journal of to day fan aspirant for the nominstiog for Congres: tp the ‘Third district. Allow me to maken slight correction | fam an independent, or stump candidate, if vou plese, pot subject to the control of eliqne, combina. ‘THE NEW YORE WEEKLY BEmaLp, | <=)! ‘The Presidential Campaign—The Fright- fal Catastrophe om Lake Michigaa—In- suguration of the Perry Monument at Cleveland, Ohio—Movements of the Prince of Waies—Tne Walker Expedt- tion—T Latest News—Market He- ports, d&ic., &e, ‘The Wasxiy Hanary, for the preseat week, will be ready at ten o’clock this morning. Among ite contents | will be found:—A full and graphic description of the | great Dougins Barbecue at Jones’ Wood, the Speeches of | Senator Douglas and Herschel V. 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Tak: paren tg Many E., daughter of the officiating clergyman. wie ‘The funeral will hls tats reetdense, LIT stroet, third door east of Third avague, this (Satur. | The relatives ploy to ‘send the fers, on Sau 8u) after webort "8d ten eafe nod cerisin. ‘The NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1860. —TRIPLE SHEET. ral, from her late ‘Tenth avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Backus.—On Friday, September 14, Richanp Backvs, ton of and Rosey Backus, aged 2 years, 1 month and friends of the family are respectfull, day afternon, at rend *“ieethax On Shareiey’ iber 13, P. KWAN cr pvern! Ae | mace, velict of the late eres. in the 72d’ year her age ‘The relatives and friends of the Seat pe repetaliy invited to attend by funeral, this ae . at one o'clock, from her late residence, 261 street, without furtber invitation. Bratiw.—On Thursday, ber 18, MARGRrr Bee, daughter of James J. and Mea tery Beale, Bealin, agod 1 year, 9 months aad 18 cays. friends and relatives of the family are res; invited to attend ber funeral, this (Sates ae a at two o'clock, from the residence of ta, 81d Grand street, Williamsburg. CxocenRon —At bis residence, in Jersey City, on Thurs- tay, Lr erga 18, NicoLas } formerly of Sta- tne (riende of the family are tnvited to attend the fu- eral, this (Satw Seen oe one o'clock, at t! Moravian ae, iow Island, witbou' Garriages will be in waiting cs Vander- further pot! Dib eedeeen tn enter the eleven o'clock boat. Caxnou —At St. Vincent’s Hospital, on Friday, Sep- tember 14, of consumption, Brmrcat ANv8 CARROLL, ® DA- tive of the county , treland. Funeral will from the Hospital, this (Satur- ) morning, at chy o'clock. euEaTs.—-Oh Friday, September 14, Esty Cuammyrs, only dsvughter of Kelson ‘and Emily Clemonts. ‘The triends of the family are ro noe invited to at- tend ber funeral, from the residence of ber ts, No. ‘87 Weet Thirty eccond street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notioe. Curkan.—On Friday, September 14, Avics MArgarrr Cuxgan, only child ‘John Charies and Jane Curran, aged ‘2 yeers und § mouths. ‘The relatives end friends of the family are respectfolly invited to utteod the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two c'cloek , froma the residence of her parents, No. TT Thomp. eon street Cone —At Catskill, N. ¥., on Wednesday, August 22, Francis Guatam, wife of the Inte Angon S. Cobb, of New York, of Jona Drew, ngea 62 } ear ‘The reistives and friends ‘of the family are respectfully invited to atteud her funeral, from her late residence, Ne. 196 Tp rieent’ street, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at two oe Californi papers please copy Equmio1.—Ou Thursday evening, Sept. 19, Pranwaxn, oly eon of J. F. Kquelin, aged 6 years, 11 months and 1) days at friends of the family are em a invited to at, tend bis funeral, from the residence of bie father, 670 Third avenue, this (Seturday) afternoon, at one o'clock Fox —In Brooklyn, on Friday, September 14, Wexans Avetsiiym Foro, youngest eon of Patrick and’ Bridget Ford, aged 39 months. The funeral will take piace from tbe corner of Flatbush and Fifth avenues, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) afteraoon, at two o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend Gatioway —Accidestally drowned at Elizabethport, N.J., on Monday night, September 10, Tuowas B. Gar Biinburg, Scotland. Goaxan,—On Thursday , September 15, yas Armt Gor- MAN, & ative of Baleara, county Mayo, Lre Her friends and those of her Siealikensoene reqnest: d to attend ner funeral from her late residence, 113 Mul- Derry street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. thas. —On , September 14, J. A. Isaacs, in the Sen your of bis age. The funeral will take place from his late nte residence, 217 Weat Thirty-second street, on Sunday at two o'clock. The friends of tbe family are ya ba to attend, witbout further notice. ‘waixG.—On Friaay , September 14, Cana Writia™, son of Jono and Lens Jubring, 2 years and 8 months. ‘The relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, from the residence of bis pare ue, corner of Fortieth street. Fis remains will be interred io the Lutheran Coractery, Long Iaiand. KruusGer.—At Williamsburg, on pew morning, Sep- tember 14, of diptherea, Manat VB, youngest soo of the fate Thomas K. Kell: on Oa SRL seat ok his age. The reiatives and frient are invited to attend the fa- perai verviees, at his late residence, Second Btrect, Williamsburg, this (Saturdey) evening, at seven , = remains wili be taken to Tarrytown on San- ber 8, Anwar, ag of Cg Saturoay clvely, from his late resiaence, McMact —Of consumption, ter of Jemos and Nancy McMacata ‘The [rieods and acyvaimtanoes are respect! epee invited wo attend tbe funeral, at No. 146 West b.ghveamth street | on Sunday. McMaxcs —On Thursday aeevere illness, Jomy M. McMawus, aged 29) care 6 montha apt 25 days. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully MISCELLANEO! 2 CARD TO THE ic cope tbe ry mp fort coy es cane cally at Tetoilecet papeisns ie Sox BOY! a ft Bobs aie ri WINE BITTERS. Gelvercssan os Pa cians Use ki ‘ares truly valuable medicine for ali was are aifiousd AILEBICTION, "HORSE POWER, ‘KSPEC! AWLY D De. signed {or ginning eotion. Sriving @ circular sawa, waning, machines, farm mils som , dc; is & great improvement on the ower now EXCELSIOR PLANTATION WILL, beat French perecty taped tpl Piaaintion and od farm pares iT . in der by Bp Tg ty be run by horse, ‘wer or seam 4 agency, Novas Gold tires, New Terk Ore sont WONDER IN THE HOUR, | CATARACT WASHIN 401 BROADWAY. Frees OS Ss STHMA. For the iostant relief and permanent eure of tte dte- tressing cow plai ¥ "8 BRONCHIAL, CIGARETTES, & CO, 453 Broad: Daew.—On Thursday, September 13, Mra Duew, wifo | benutifo) iting pairs at mederaie pricee plense vial LoWar, aged 30 years. Mr. Galloway was @ native of tog the Memnew soe evening, September 15. ater | & invited W atteod the funeral, from the residence of be | | | mother, No. 69 Orebard street, this (Saturday ) afternooa, | at two O'clock, without farther notice | gpilanon.—On'Thureday, Reptember 12, Fusxoe Joexrn, | s0n of Jobn and Beery Maboo | His remains will be sonveyed Calvary Sacer thie | (Paturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence | of bis parents, 141 bt wireet. The iriends of tbe @ rey urated & attend | faxaiy | the morning, Texnans, |ufaot Gaugbter of Joba and Mar- ret O'Brien, aged 20 days, The friends and acquaintances of the femily are ro- | epectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock thin (tartan) ateracon, from the residence of her pa- vision street. Hier remains will be taken wo Calvary Cemetery for interment. O'Cornmn —On Friday, September 14, at one o'clock, Ulness, E\ Gave O'Comven, @ native of Gur- of Droumtarrif, county of Cork, Ireland, aged 29 years. ‘The frienus and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 204 Hester wareet, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'cloe, Without fer- *Sieae —At Irvington, N. J., pny gs Septem 18, ixpoama, wife of the late James i ( Rourke, of Her remaing will be taken to Greenwood fer |nterment. funeral will tabe piace from her late residence to Ivington. Pavumnarr—Suddeoty, on Friday, September 14, of | divense of the heart, Wiruam B. Patiove aarr, in the $0%b year of bis age The relatives and friends 0° the family, and the mem of Hook and Lad ter Company No. T4, aud the mem- bers of the Antioch Baptit church, are reepertfully ia- Vited to attend the feneral,on Sunday afternoon, at balf past one o'clock, from the Antioch Haptist church, Seventh avenue, oear Twelfth street, without further in Titation Ress. —Ow Friday, September 14, Bis, infant daughter ow and Kate A. Rose, aged 7 montis and 20 days. ‘The reiatives and friends of the famtiy are reerecttaity | invited to attend ber funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at batt ¢ o'clock, from the residence oj her parcats, No itt etreet yprer® Bille Cometery whate —At the residence of W. J I acrence. No 196 Dolaveey +tre et, oo Friday, September 14, Kars F.. dang. ter of J dana — laademccnaien Tindale aged & ye oars, on Sunday afternoon, tives and frieuds of the vited to attend EP ge By Steet caught ster “et Mr. 4 ‘Bulli aw ter , James Sullivan, of Willough! ttreet, aged 24 yours. of ‘The Teveral Will proceed from ber late residence, # Bumm't street, this ( bmg [Rms —- at ten o'clock, to St. Paol’s church, corner And Congrens streots where a requicm mite will be offeret ap for a her roul. frienas of the families are iy ia Vited tn attend TRawcnaRD —OD 18, Avex Thursday, September avnan Txawen sap, in the 450b year of his age. ‘The rriends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) aftervoon, at two o'clock, from No. 64 Watte #treet Ween ee — On ber 18, after @ short ano revere iliness, Frawom J. RV ER RY Aly care ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and me hie brothers, Abraham aed Anthony, are respectfuliy ited 9 attend the funeral, on afternoon, awe Se from bis iste residence, 135 street, Jersey ny, petroit papers Youros —On her 18 Pens Be hh a ore pi eee Ceeoereayy MISCELLANEOUS, 8 O10 WEDDING o4 Ri ORPOT ALL Sdn tie wrostwag.” AT alent SP entriad we gre reton maa, ABS alpen toa | ‘The romaine will be interred in | | | | 1 le 1 year and 4 Months. | street, (formerty 1 ~On Friday, September 14, at nine o'clock in | B. SEYMOUR st vee Rushon 8 drug sto And at the Principal depet, 488 roadway. 7 HUNT'S, XO. «BROADWAY FINE DRESS Om stout Boots mad peebea to ord leather sr Boots of tha beak quan vey ‘Sound St. Tw. SVARDEELS tga, 4 + PoLeow — sa en We oe, A’ SERESUL SE SABpe, ‘of Dunne suet. scciaalns aT wanna @ by eepecially an caterer, T \T THE Bore, ST. 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