The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1860, Page 5

‘ NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1860, § NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. ‘The Progress of the Peimce of Wales. ‘The Walker Expedition. 1960, ARRIVAL OF MORE FILIBUSTERS AT NEW ORLEANS— Drawings of KR. France’ Delaware é Premsscaa, Oct. 1 — eee DTAILS OF THE CAPTURE “ry. uxm| ; Sopes Cosms, Fe Sa Octosmn 1, 1360. eae ei imbrogiio ¥ ~s4 Pier onsets = mecamsn alee pata perp) Tires THE PROTECTION oF rug | 58, 19. 69, 15, 65, 37, at Sh op Ms * apolitical in Oregom, wee, cee. | to nine evening. by | Unrmp srarms FLAG, BTC., ETC. 20. 69060 46, 789, 7092, TL, 1S, 3, 65. Sr. Josmra, Oot. 1. | © Committe; at the depot here he was received by Mayor (From the New Orleans Sept. 27.) Circulars sent free of charge by sddseaiag California news by the pony express to September | Wilson, who delivered an address of welcome, Do ceaes shed. Seer, Lombard, before 89, arrived bere last night, but atto late an hoar to ‘The epee Semacasies their carriages Pes pl tn yin later news from Hoadaras, ar- ng lal nf (QAtszas. transmit it over the wires to the press. amidst the cheers immense multitude who throng- | The Taylor, it will be left this on Drawin: the Delaware State Lot- -—-On Wednesday, September 26, Guo. W. LIVELY, ts the most dimoull of Bax Francisco, Sept. 19—8:40 P.M. | @d the streots. jee sist ult, direct for Truxilo, Honduras, wile re \OStiwsnn muwrroree ase, Ne aera, | mg trome ral a eee ewes Eatonton and | ferme’ Grass, '0, relieve of sacs, fon ar Janae Arrived Sept. 16, bark Betty Peri bank, trom Bankok. ‘The Duquesne Grays acted as a guard of honor. 14th, and mando w signal, ot srvivet, 6 Semmes te wanm—Exres OLass, 467, Octonen 1, 1360. La Grange, Georgia. the Catar foruare tan tate seme ten’ fork, whe bad Bailed Sept. 16, ships Comet, for Hong Kong; Jobp | After partaking of thelr suppers thf Prince and suite | Gen. Walker, v anawored by | 17, 24, 74, 10, 28, 22, 65, 60, 4, 20, 50, 64, 34. | — Lawa.—On Sunday, 30, Jaume 0. Lana, in the J.B. Staproa’s Ouive Fin aap teow wnt ioe o " i walised ean fend, ced ee Dacawane—Craas 463, Ocronem 1,"1360, 20th year of his age, at the residence of his father, George | 72 Hila testimonial is published in s pampalet Land, for Manila; Virginia, for Liverpool; bark Kesler, rest . 19, 68, 5, 2, 61, 41, 70, 18, 82, 67, 23, 66, 47, 44. | Armstrong, 196; Twenty. third street. 5 among others equally who have been cured result of the whole chronic for Melbourne. ‘They wil! remain bere until one P. M. to-morrow. ‘As before stated, Gurenlary cont (ree of Charge, oF addreaag eltber to’ The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect: | {i ‘and Lung which will be eeu: {rev There have been no striking changes {a the markets | ARRANGEMENTS FOR THR rarvce’s visir TO | the il, in obedierice to the demand of Oro WOUD, EDDY # 60., Bt Lowa, Missouri, peat ay a a ee Bonde aoa caries beitie, Powders $1 « package, a: 448 for the past few days. The general feeling in trade, how- WASHINGTON, sloop Armstrong, 1953¢ East Twenty-third st: : ever, w favorable, and it is backed by « steady and Wasmmxoror, Oct 1, 160, | $28 cout toward Cape pZoHind the most Fashionable Hate of | out nasce ree eS | T)GAPNESS, DEAFNESS, DRAFRESS healtny demand for goods for consumption, Butter has | _ The reports sent off to the Northern press, stating that | river, where an — ns ee sca ’ dence in Buastsburg, D eas county, fA, Akad AT ONCE REMOVED. eclined to 80c., in consequence of news of largo ship- | the President was going to the railroad atation to reocive eceans vere is ASot ie Wea ee oe ret poy meats from New York by the steamer of September 1, | the Prince of Wales is untrue. whoee name is not ‘Wo are now in receipt of our large importations in the Lewis, and widow of Maturin Livi ‘ “%. am “6 Foreign rice is weaker, but nearly all other iseding arti. | | The Prince and euite will arrive here on Wednesday, | murdered by the COATING: church, Hyde Park, this (Huesday), af tf o'clock thee. : New Your, August 15, 1800” cles are steady, with a tendency in the seller's favor, | §0ut four o'clock, in a special train, and will be met at pad. aarnia r- Jom latives'and friends'ot the family are requested to attoad | iy ai Mosehtinker treated me tor’ deafices hore is a brisk demand for wheat under the last foreign | the depot by the President's nephew. In the evening | where they were party bahia" insimasel oe See, eee Soe ote," Garriages will be | tinuen as good as ever, and add may advices; rates have undergone no change; we quote saleg | there will bea repast suitable to the occasion at the | fifty natives. In a FURNISHING GOODS, | oy A Ue at ae eee auition on the arrival of the te at $1 45.2 $150. Freight= continue to advance. White House, and also one on Thursday. = er lost twenty men. . rer Posoael avlactions 5 be found in the French, McCormrcx.—On Monday, October 1, Tuomas Francis, T have been deaf for the yh G4 tt cay express, with St. Lous dates of ube th int The Prince will dine with Lord Lyons on Friday, ana | “S2,uoknown. Germin snd Kaglah martous. owe ot | eee beloved son of Peter ‘and Mary McCormick, aged 6 Von Moschriakcrs yg feivund no Flat wDUl I head = Gates to the 7th, is telegraphed from Valley.” tn invitation will be extended to the diplomatic corps to | on to the Rio Negro, where fashloaable “for men snd boys. ‘it contsine a great | ’ "The funcral will take place on Wedneaday afternoon, at | ‘° D&**i%K: without icons ealeuce't, may bt ns morning She Hraiah ship. Meta, le from Boag dine with him before his departure. siche howe, in whieh they erties then 0 | VaR °C ins Gnd tabcien fo be found sownere else. three o'clock, from the residence of his parents,’ No. 126 | New Yorx, October 1, lyn.” OP MIFF, 198 Broadway. 7 nab agp aud Ohiliaas here during the’ present | _ He Will be conveyed to Mount Vernon on the steamer | by toe ae ee, a ‘An early selection ts Teoommended, as the seen me ee NT eS tea FFION Geen Stents very en ‘week celebrated the anniversary of Mexican and Chilian | Harriet Lane, but we have not yet been able to learn | further than the place gagement pendence from Spanish dominion, by taking a grand | on what day this visit will be made. In the meantime the Las Ege Andee) and Nos. 268, 250 OFFICE | HUDSON & 90., Exza Manni, wife of Joseph Martin, after @ short illness. perween Pieri Tes Bace ’ The relatives and friends of the family are respectful. SIXTH’ AVENUES without opposition of any till the ce of the Corner of Re Boliaay, the Ging of cannon» Be iy warm foraweek | THE PYrotechnic exhibition will be had in the reserva- | British om ihe. ath, when, as ‘before stated, thay Sally Weres sireck | 1y invited to attend her funeral, on Wedneaday afternoon, | ym, QUERU's , the thermometer rising to 95 degrees in the shade, | tion south of the President's mansign. Mr. Edge, pyro. | surrendered. Brooklyn Phetographs.— Miniature to | Street » from wenidenae, Mo. 36 Attorney | 2 sas OE CURRANT | WINE, eit niost noses Wnaite Wale tect rom Jey Oty, ith errata area | qf Ea a apa oo | MU WHCEESRRGAS oat Sal | Mo ment, nae et nn | Bene pera apd ea Oe ee eae len taeda piece: of golf eorein | Present in tho city, busily engaged in preparing for this | rines and uatives, ‘The latter wero, taken down {rom {um, Runxcoa J-, only daughter of Susan and Samuel | gold by Jobn & Pierce, grocer, 685 roadway, aad bs Saee $900. Toe next day, while dizging near the same spot, | Occasion. It will surpass, {t is said, any similar exhibi. | Truzillo ina Honduran coaster called the Correo, or mail | ,, SB!rts, Shirte-Six for $8.—Made from Tmott, aged 2 years, 1 month and 22 days. spectable grocers. ‘Es caste ean be toe ‘Fite case . * boat, which was, accustomed to ply ‘betwees feeriiin, | {2 Dest Amoskeag and Wamsutia masling, Depot 108 Chai. Green trees shall waye above thee, upon him " J ing in | tion at any time given in the United States, Omoa aid the Bolize. ‘The Correo’ was towed down by. ; R_ ROBANS’ RHEUMATIO CURE-THE GREAT ards of $25,000 worth of gold, it is reported, was ee the Ictrus, which vessel also scoommodated a portion of Fall Fash anal ” French . gives quiek relief in o! leat of the Mount Ophir claim, on the Tuolumne, Temperance Redivivus. the native troops. sors HUNT DUSENSUET | prt Ang ae eee ee crane Gr pine Rae Som oon Bee and Rat sib ia perfectly reliable. | For enle as on the 7th, 8 LECTURE BY JOUN 8. GOUGH. noe ears came to anchor at the mbduth of the Rio | fashions for Gfattgmen’s Hale, Dow announce the Fal. Sizlee a ae oe full tender, a ~d wien eld, Whien nt piclded forty-tre. eabels to tue | _ T* Cooper Institute was crowded lastnight, to hear aa | Hoate--a portion of thea in the bowts ef the Toarus, pigsty ae Their tribute tom to resdsr, FP Girone Eaeomatam, Faun ocal Wate etter coat acre. His barley field yielded seventy bushels to the | usual speech from a very extraordinary, and yot,a| Of the iculars of the surrender we have nothing | To Clergymen.—To Touch the Heartsof | ,, And to learn of thee to die. OF Internal, Colic, Dysentery Outs, 4c. It is warranted te mere. These ‘were produced on land which hasbeea | very ordinary man. We certainly live in remarkable | D¢W- It is only stated that the uae pore sere [em nocole on sheald property wadeestnnd the principles of ‘Sufler little children to come unto mo, for of such is | perform all that is stated, or the money will be refunded by catiehsed te aeirtaes years. days, and it will not be in an if taken down to the Icarus, and by her direct to Truxiilo, | buman nature, and to understand this you become ac- | the kingdom of heaven.’ whe agent. Price 28 and Scents, Depot, 56 Cortiand: street, ‘Senator Latham starts to-morrow, with his family, on ld 'y way surprising if the crop | where they were handed over to the Honduran authori. quatnted, with Phrenology. Call upos FOWLER & WELLS, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- everywhere. he overiand journey to New Orleans and Washiogion, | f temperance lecturers be very largely increased this | ties. The then proceeded on to the Belize for fur- | %9- $8 Broadway. tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. REEN SKAL—GREEN SBAL—GREEN SEAL. ‘Passing over tho Butterfield route to Ei Paso, and thence | year. At ali events, present appearances would justify | ‘er orders. Steinway & Sons’ Overstrang Grana | $,De¢rew place, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at GPT very celeoruted Champagne for ale toe order. @oing through Texas vis San Antonio. He has had a | the anticipation that these di Before doing v0, however, Capt. Salmon exacted of the | gnq square Pianos are now considered the best manufactured; | (70° Clock. Her romaine will be interred in Greenwood | ai $11 per case. id easy carriage built for the journey, for whica the bean yrs ese designing grasshoppers will | authorities the promise that no man of the whole party | tre warraated for ive years, Warerooms @ ant 84 Walker | cemetery. he 87 alton street, ‘Overland Company is to furnish the requisite change of | 800 flood the land with as baneful and destructive an ef- | should be harmed until his return. This condition, in- | street. MoLacouiin —Mrs. Saran MoLavomiv, aged 55 years. a caine oraes. fect on the people’s purses as their natural predecessors | “¢¢4, was insisted upon before ty were delivered up. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally KEN SEALGREEN SEAL—GREEN | 85, ‘There is no State At last accounts from Truxillo the Icarus had not re- Grover & Baker's Celebrated Notseless | invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her only $11 per case. 37 Fulton street, N. ¥. actively, with no new to the sat te 7 pan Of importance. | Tue quadrangu- | produced on the fields of Egpyt. As there are crowds of | turned, and the whole party, were still in duress, t in use for family sewing, 496 | 00. James Mclaughlin, No. 627 Sixth avenue. this (Tues- J, M: DOE £00, MANUFACTURERS AND Sewing Macbines. the bee! ‘the Icarus went on to the Belize | Broadway, New York, and 182 Fulton street, Bi day) morning, past nine o'clock. Her remains | it. hapless ladies and gentlemen who, in the effervescence of | _ The further orders w! ey OTe to obtain were concerning the disposition of Gen. Walker ————— will be taken to St, Francis Xavier’s church, Sixteenth CABINET FURNITURE, Seek AR UAC hae cy ralas, SARTO Saige reine | ee eMmalliy, Rave large ‘heniMtaln at spanag'so Crew | a58.cok Basie: Tho Hondures axthoritiee willingly com, | Cassius Df. Clay om Sewing Machines. | sircet, where a requiem mass will be oung for the repose | Have decided to: oven thelr Tange stock fo the able, axa ‘Of the wheat crop. ’ way on careless objects, the ever vigilant brethren of sented to the immediate return of the rest of the party n in aa bes utiful thing. and Boe everybody | inte an excitement of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. by bap te at Loy i oa well as at wholesale. y Df umor. ‘ere I a Catholic, Lashes — ‘. ture \wing rooms, parlors, ‘The latest accounts from Washoe possess little mining | the temperance society will not be such foels as to refuse | {0 the U pln ns Weg = we ana Richard | tver a Laker having en cteraal ‘oliday is oorammemoration. | tee ag” aor eee es ee ay inte, | Ac. both rich and. plain, of original Datteras, made by tent pows of interest, ‘The United Ca teatehians any small donations, and to accept them with as much | “Welter acd ‘Rodier, Laon pring them home, | oc their good deeds for humanity. —Onaaius M. Clay. Sit year of bis age. J - hk aves taclas her ceaaedisinsing tei enihio tam ie been lence, Judge Orad! | gratitude as the elephant did when the small | claim the protection of the United The pe are Nonr.—On Sunday, Soptember 50, Wittsam Nostm, | sell at the lowest prices. Dp mo Sa preens ong "the court hag, tried but POS | be ted bis wih ae aks al more: | si med to Ve citizens of Nicaragua, and out of this grew athe Lega Ca ebater Bowing Machines aged 68 years. ay, Sop’ Warercoms’ 96 and 93 Fax: Houston street, id not agree 0 The mést important mining, case—the | ment of this humbug was initited last night, Mr. | tively. thathad they, caimed We terrae eng eos se ta regen tailed to elttan tls fered, bree toe pennioee or hie a Ophir ne i gee oe te ‘eee om John B. Gough, the well known discourser on | the: woald.olpo bave been given up with the rest. . Finkle & Lyon Sowtay chine Com. | son, John Noble, 266 West Thirty-second street, this Leticia ar SABIN & 00.’8 ‘wccupied then ~ amy be ven warranted 10 give satisfaction Tuesday) afternoon yelook, farther no- ; {ree Fe ee ne gy pt ra rea Bg ps gerngd Paka Be. cecil «2 Maas tes ne reached the nana, that the whole panty moeiataclg ea | money refunced. Agents wanted. 588 Brosdway, N-¥. tre ale emaua ‘will be taken to Dobb's Ferry for aZQURTH STREET AND LAFAYETTE PLAGR 7 al . > theatres, | set rty. It ipulated jerment. one of Broad Rene a cas “Eorpaayand | But in the asoment bal ofthe Cooper Insite, This be barmed Before the revrn of ths Youras and it | ll sg hacent Champiom Fire smd | “Ocorx.—On Sunday, September 20, suddenly, of scarlet Perea ames of Hooks Boott and others the Gould & Carry Company is set | passing explanation iz necessary, for the eloquent gentle- | W#* not believed that her commander or the Belize au- | Re York. 2 v fover, ANwA Frances, only hter of Francis J. and eolie ABY For the middle of Detober next. Everything is new in the thorities would advise or consent] to Walker's or Rud- a Anpa F. Ogden, aged 9 years and 8 months, WILLIAM for the middle of Gotober next, Everything ig new in the | man having fretted © cousiderable number of hours on | ers death, disses paiidleain palin és aan 1 ee ee ae maakt woud dirs — BURTON, a cere perenne | a cares an ete meter rer nee es | res Meike NE | NS pens em nes SE | fovea ae GY eas | tne OF CONES le oD it ie one ry to announoe Tule texas the pabt fen ateag eh ese attentnres- to them. Dut’ for al thet gue 'bs ma eae his men being in's naked and starting condi wr depot 67 Walker eet, ee four o'clock. ¢ ; CATALOGUES NOW BEAD’ der. The Court, however, bas recognized the validity of | coutrary, Mr. G. might just as well have graced the | , Weare also Wwely assured that Capt. Salmon Pact —On Saturday, Sept. 29, Sanam Pact, aged 84 DaFALOeuNs ¥ ADT. the Miners’ Rules and Regulations, and will adopt them | footlights at the Bowery, as to deliver a pre- | the Icarus, went to the to obtain years, 11 months and 14 days. NOW {READY is the law of the land, which has given general satisfac: | tentlous lecture elsewhere. Many an actor, with far eine caine an we ont gate a oe femal are inves YANKEE NOTIONS FOR NOVEMSES, The town of Genoa for the past wook has been full ot | ifthey could throw into their solloquien bait thefetect | The loarus was seen returaing from Belize to Trurilo | Radical Cure of vrelock from the residence of her son in law, William FORLIGEED BY FM, Sraons. Lawyers, litigants, witnesses and jurors, patiently wait- | wbicb this gentleman brought to bear on bis audience | * the Taylor passed Fort Mc 88 supposed with | pe. 6 N. MARBH, of the Knopp. No. 98 West Brosdway. Siesictlagbihisnikee eee dug theif turn on tho calendar, Inst night. He was lively, be was mournful; he was | ‘@*patohes whieh would probably prevent the execution. | No. 3 Vesey street, Astor House, opposite the chi devolves PcivER.—On Monday morning, October 1, Cuamrrr A. ORTER'S SPIRIT OF THE TIMES. n ‘Almost every silver claim of any value in the Territory | savage, be was melancholy ; he was boisterous,’ he was | The above, it will.be remembered, was published just | Specie esention t6 Ube surgical Sdaptation of bie lake wee of Captain | P' po Nya a) Aa, or will be in litigation. pathetic ; in fact he went one day before the despatch which appeared in Saturday's —_——— Her funeral will take place on Wednesday afternoon, at WILD HUNTRESS. * From grave to gay, from lively to serene.’ “A Clear Complexion” a ae ouneem, a ved and | ,, The meeting was organized in the usual manner, when | Hamazo, announcing the execution of Walker, which news a 74 balf past one o'clock, from the residence ef her fatner, | 4 SPLENDID ARTICLE ON AMBRICAN YACHTING. sees trae taetaan received and | the President of the Young Men's Christian Association | was brought by the British steamer Gladiator, which ar- | Sse Use FHL <o Ftt Tan, ‘The ial of the Mnally exe invited to 9b assniaa haeee, Pitbe Oregon Legislature met at ‘Salem on the 10:n inst, | introduced ex-Mayor Harper, as presiding officer of the | rived at New Orleans on the 28th ult., two days after the | ‘Ladies’ Beautifier:” Rarmnonwe.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, September 20, —— ‘ = a - Voajamin | °SB%E a. introduced the Rev. Theodore Cuyler, who | Joba 4. Taylor. "The above, therefore, te not the very | "M2O™ Wile Oriental ream." Gold by all raga of consumption, in the 29th year of his ‘age, Wi1s0s, ee- FLORA TEMPLE AND DUTCHMAN arta! Tor Me Lamar thd "Tepubiican camdidars for | W88 aDBounced to deliver an address of welcome to the | tatest from Truxillo, and there can be no reasonable doubt | |“ Bemutiful Com ee 6 Se ee anew, < ee FIELD SPORTS, TROTTING, AGRICULTTA& T. MePatten, & republican, was elected Chief | SCS apostle of temperance. The reverend gentleman | put that the execution of Walker took place as the Giadi. | "S807 While Oriental Cream. Ninth Lancers, and resident magistrate for the. couty of our fi Gk tr, ‘htlon; s Douglas democrat’ heetstant Clerk, | M40 000 of his characteristic specches, <f course, i Wexford. of For sale by all News Ageuis AY Se ‘Mr.’ Levorige, a republican, Sergeant at-Arms: | 40e8 ROt call for reporting. 41 w a greai pity thet the ar’ | ator has reported. aed The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully This organization was regarded by tho Breckinridge | TADgements (Ae Rak TS WHAT WALKER RELIED ON IN HI5 LATE matp—eme | Peete pense “6S anor invited to attend the funeral services at Christ church, | GETH JONES members as an indication that a Jas republican | fof Be might have picked up some rick him tn good’ need | EMPEROR NAPOLEON IMPLICATED 48 HIS ACCOM- - this (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o'cloca, without-further INeRODUOES —— Heaaite “Calta ataiee Nenstors,* Tho eosstitation er | Whenever be might again be called wen Se ees {From the M een Rasmentand, mie a London, Dublin and Gal please copy. Bowes How de dot Aint frightened Thope; Gs-an= Tequires two thirds of ali members elected of | 72 of Hamlet. : net fail to have Gen, Walker visi i 7. Blawart & Co's, corner of Reade street Tricemy.—On Sunda: Bor aner alingorizg tlineas, | SEYH SOMES, ‘Sok house We form's queram to do busincas. “Upon res Daan ee ere ee welsoae time arvinet | before he went down to Ruslan ¥. Taylor, Wigmaker and Ladies’ Hatr- | ¥,4¥cm. Tuoxer, in the 6718 year of his age. : seni ceiving the news of the organization of the House, 8ix of | oun (grasping his shouldere.) God blews you! God | |i{te while pre dresser, Brosdway, even years with K. Phaiou. Private | peru of the Gencral Society of Mecbanion’ and Tradesmen, BEADLE DIME NOVELS. “No. S ™ Baler carly in the. morning ‘of tne Lith just, | vices you Gough! Welcome—weloome home!” Accom: | S.iy object was to umes a are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Wodnes™ ee SOE Shes’ toning the Ginte Bente withoat a quorus’ Fericcan cate eponah wns by eyretions nnd soatortions ef | cats ety, whe. st Beautital Complexion.—Laird’s Liquid | day afternoon, st half past one o'clock, ‘without further CAPTIVES*OF THR FRONTIER. fand in that condition it bas contiaued up to the latest ac. | Once emit not help being pa REL 9 pity for | Florida. The General, therefore, Pearl bas y as baving no eyual for beantt: | invitation, from his late residence, No. 64 Pike street, THE BEST STORY OF THE DAM. counts. The names of the Senators who withdrew are pat. ht in the morn! ormplesion nd Bold at all Ait —OD evening, Sept. 29, after a short and phen peed Berry, Melisary, Fitehogh and Shelby, pope their ———e Scapa 2 ing hese ew b Walker ‘and 439 Broadway. pr] — Mx. Ronser Vail, aged 46 years, 2 months 128 pages completa, only ten cents. latter a son- \w of General 7 - "4 bot unreserved, VerBetivus FOR SALE AT ALL NEWS DEPOTS. it ‘. ‘s Hair Dye—50 Cen Black 4 resolution was passed by the Senaie empowering the wr Gocths proper ea re, CARE ye he byowe: bast ta use. Depot No.1 Barclay’ streak nad sod'by | petpe Toquives aed at to tae Ge se jon ald whatever force was neces- | features Some | the seci . In those conversations an nacelli ee Rae field, are respectful favited to attend the funeral, from pieces of pative eloquence, which would do credit to any | Scin were of ihe eame tenor as those held during Busey’: Gviscphereus ts the Best ana his late reeldence, 66 Ludlow treet, thin (Tuesday) after: CAPA Rs OF THE FRONTORR.; Elkins, and ic speaker. But it was plain to see that it was all | vious visit) be made one or two statements, ‘article for beeatifying, curling, ,, | Roop, at two o'clock, without further notice. His remains 125 pages. complete, 10 cents. democrats. ry henever, be succeeded In ‘hissing & | which be imposed eens sod renotng te wo adlos, (ry te hurd by ai | Will be interred in the Cemetery of Evergreens. _ Ready at all the News Depots ‘intrusted the | Point pleased nee tt sbould be necessary to protect his Albany papers please copy. JTODARDT PIANOS— = ng ctor ie Cechinaiery Sts, be rerarned to the charge withect | an end, there is 00 Xaspavaran.—At Fordham, Wentchenter county, New GRAND, SQUARE AND PICCOLO, and the | fora about twenty anecdotse' tn, the enures of tee eves. pag yd Lg emg Keeton: Wetter see tenets mean" ‘ie wAWARKLOUMS 600 men to | 106:,t0 fact, f we except the poor old ansodotes ibe re- | “'T, noun ol 2 Smee age Belg! The friends of the family and those of her sous, John aie WA ty swsonhbemort oneal ar Sissi baker ana | ated, thers would be uo ieclure at all lef to be men: | conversations ‘wore nee nd Clarkson, and of her soos-in-law, Hugh McFarlane | 7WAYLOR'S NEW BALOON. and Dr. A. Johnson, are req WILLIAM TAYLOR having recently reftied asd ome of. i it lished, in elegant style, bis saloon ‘Broad: prepe to receive his triende aid tae pubes ey vex ; | : i wo United States Senators will be trol of Nicaragua. ‘BEFUI, AND ECONOMICAL. tion between the Douglas men and | en Pelzed ‘next, how at Stoned Rote ~ woderatanding U RGHMAN 4 0) ennie forthe lant mora ot to give bat “ta man, iw : reese paints, . ae, cleaning republican noming, | DiS"tsagente’ to. prevent il, bow & tan whom, Ge bed | O12; Uz, 'Am; 12 Nicaragua, the Preach government Eiken ec etial snes iow arr cae te a oe te > saved from ruin made use of his head to close up the | Pring to Nicaragua a8 many Slaves from Africa as could the genuine aruic'e. ~< tn eee sai Oi ther Sacebasatin sieurameatatrcs | DeErostably carried here, “Bo expressed to ut the ut: | 4,21 it Drapepile, suffering {rogs Ii * ALVIN LLOWR'S oe & variet; pet from fe you are 3 ‘rom iii. . "4 Bed etjoarace watt the 191 bast nignt, | Babe cen or beard of in any large elty in Rurope or | mot | tp, {hla arrangement, and to Colonel | ccmmpiaiata, OF aitueked by fever and ague, use Hollo- | (Tweedey) afternoon, at eomnpet ts Geom Lo yl W., ocHisite eawnoar anv aat.roapar swe. owing: addiviooal particalars were gg A FER TN ag a niguited hi of the arrangement?” Be | veo ne en ne ere: interment on Wednesday morning. OOCONTENTS man one or one ear could have _ * t-at- Arms was there with oe known ne moment that Mr. Gough was an old actor. feet Pe the Emperor himeclf has been — poke rae nee gro ra Ghaflenva Ralsee 1 searching for the sabecoading Senators, who, 00 | Every word he said, every movement he ade, overy gn ee Qe os ne portrait on see. mata Tune A a] eratertion of Bis fase, opdee of the tow comnedion, sad . B, through which the arfangement bad b fe, 3" Rules for Railroad Travellers, dine top ing at Uorvallis ever wc an Se. ones noe Bien pes yy legitimate eae Be poet, ge A! io a oe 4 B. Arres, Seperiatendent of the Memphis and Charie on Pall Senators was arrested by a depaty of chee oe knew bim. believe added > " sergeants, vot subsequently unacoountably caved. | Sine to regula: Hombug, wbich no one of any redection | ‘Aout there were detail of the arrangement which it ARTS | oc te Rabe Fenomase Sad Vian Maset™’ tte er pas Se ue can believe in. Of course the temperance movemcat is ‘ The United States Court at Trenton. paying concern. It may be as good « trade as any other, Png age. pha nat oy Poon Ly ee ie and % John Robin MeDe alei, Faq., VERDICT IN THE GREAT EJECTMENT CASE. Dut it does not recommend iteelf to “a who ca.| pairs to Rusten, which, he said, was only forty-five ridgat ot ihe Lime and Venncunee Raliread. i, SSS Se See iran? miles from the coast of Hoaduras; that, hia ageat there | Housares, of Penneylvania, oa 7 sla ; tC Trip. Gthing, cithongs Dresches | agains ; | was an old Alabama river boatman, of intelligence, ter of Joseph Inslee, of this city. wn po Rdltorial— tom; and bowever peredexical this yy kept public sentiment all right in Ruatan, and himself | Repway—Stxxorr —At Newark, on Sunday, September eure of Avo end upwerda, 00 ere eae. uraty now 5 beaeral— Perens Benen, Memetie. Seu. is nevertheless true, for if there were no ts advised; that be had pald out all the funds he could reise | 30, by the Rev. J. P. Wilson, Mr. Taos. H. R. Rapwar, to | type. ood fin tbe Intention of the pul to render it in all ne ©: Smith, Raq., Agent for the » Vig which be so loud)y deciaims) there would be no drinkers, | ip Rustan passages; was here to obtain $4,000 which had | Mrs. Kare Sixxorn, of i 8 A in ‘Row . x eatin a8 and if there were no drinkers there could be 00 theory | been partially promised with which and 100 or 200 Ror— Mis —In » Kee Seon, ber | erro ry 12—Beitoria.—-W. W. Rodes, Req., Conductor ‘on Miasesippt of temperance, aad, therefore, Mr. Gough would be | men and the arms of the {all at Ruatan in good | 18, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev Vieng Central Rallroad, | 2 sommere, order), be could go over to Honduras and work his way , Jonw Kpwix Rox, of Patehogue, L. [.,to Miss | ments oe rece ne ee cen! 4 Cortatis, Men, Lod eee Sapte: | Men's Christian Ams0- | into Nicaragua, where he hoped to get control of the | Maxr A., daughter of the Hon. Geo. P. Mills they Béhorin|—Reotta Home, Terre te, i ad. ciation, before which the address was delivered, dowbt- | transit route and receive aeesions at both eads. He | San’ L—On Monday evening, Ostober 1, | large edidons S-atnlaal Setianael qeamiees val eccneteum, lea tended to enhanoe the interest of the and | sesured us he bad so many friends in W! among | by the Rev. Mr. Pendieton, Mr. Fampmnicn T. Samvoxp, | Creniation rn in the Unived States and Onnada. to tnerease the number of the audience. Bat Mr. the natives thet 0 email waite force oaly welll be uscss , of this city, to Miss Ewa Conwatt, of Brook! Cy 17—New York Business Guide to the waolemale busines will pat bo tho lees chanical for the large supply of cop. wary. wnt. —At Brattleboro’, Vt., on snieritgre the og, New York who sell to the South. : surely succeeded in garvering — Michael's church, by Rev. W. * Detacipral clive, owas acd per x there is little more to be Tt would | Lacna Kemwn's Trmares.—A new im three acts, Siutlgates Taouhe F. Tuareass, ‘of Kansas City, Mo. Eoptiren and be (TL, I. more readily come under the head of “Varieties” in a | ,, " lest 4 to Marr K., only daughter of Dr. W. H. Rockwell, of therefore ag an fe ed ite Lat of rat cima Hovela, Sunday paper than in any other place. Musty | “Aileen Aroon,” was produced bere last might, and re- | [2 "iter tise, phys feninsen porciinr to helt, sxeape | —Wiew of laltimore, cn sieet. ‘anecdotes and curious stories of the feats of inebriates | ceived with favor by every large audience. The play that It le like the Courier and Requier republican, and there- 2—View of New toni. formed the burden of his song) but, ae be sald | depicts Irish life and character, and is the work of Mr. Died. fore neceesartly comaerrstive 2 Ronralt of Sam. Tate. Bey, President of te Memphis that it was bis intention to reverve bis fre for « futare ef | 1 the aw The following | , ADAM —On Friday, September 98, Euzanera G. DAILY EVGNENG STAR "Hw, alvin Liogd'e Tima lediestor, showing the fort; it is possible that he may bave some sew in reations Walden, dramatist thestre. ADAMS. ¥ ‘ Prigs of advertising, Gve coy per tne. Kingle mall ebsert. ‘e’pal elties tm the United dtamre nad reinuive for the , vw pp Pete Yr to | i@ a resumé of the plot and incidenta — te a | Ry abe ep thoe see, S Sane ubs of ive subsertbers and upwards $4 mo Dailroad Adve ruse me ve ‘aneda. mention ar) geatiomen The opens with an assemb’ satan dams. respectfully attend g NERY VOR R, dvertioements few Vows \polewnle buat reepins, tavegh not, very buterty 096 Cae he 8 Sees | tn io soreitng. tn of one pal | the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, | gy per annem sons dedueams Sf ven per ceoun'made to ati | S&B bone eh ei he Re tbarn gout in the front seats iooked ee ae landowners in the iy, with ly made bride— | from 1,04? Broadway, one door below Thirty-first street. | cubs corsisting of ten and upwards. AQ payments whether | yeioe me, fueat thy ongh rox pole) oe riewas to Portland, {t could not be posit oy An 9 to whom they are wishing health aod bappinese—~ hen an Paogit.—On Sunday evening, September 30, ALarer J. | for advertining or enbseription, to be made in advance, ane bebwene pines ena giana End th tevsarly arr ‘The ae wee c era ae eee ont te Can ot a old | —, #00 of the late Taract Beda, of Basking Ridge, ee one arture, wit limories! Ametches of . Priest bh ahh. | zoom arent eins we | EN men a ino wa We rr | Ne shen tnt may ane | A "APE RS eee ea at 50; Obio a, bridal party enter—the storm comes on—the bride, | !nvited to attend the funeral, st half past three 0’ on RVERDELL'S, 92 way at, 953. a STC! ligence. ane te tee ~4 — ee ee ee T GIMMRADES, 6% BROADWAY—JUST INTRO | 27 phallneed Gottes “firm: wales of Ilo wt 120. «dc. Lard, 1c. un ts 8. GUAAMER WieEe WIRE. je bE Fy Boiccs=On Sunday, September 20, Wruisas T. Buccs, duced, the uray’ Handmade Cart. Sretwaively. aod Whiskey firm: beid at 2c, a 2350. Atnaxt, Oct. 1—6 P.M. aged 56 years. The (rieuds and relatives of the family are respectfully A* GIMBREDES'—WEDDING CARDS AND KRVB Frour_No mech doing, operations ving checked by a Invited to attend the funeral, from tbe residence of hit gnlaenanemmadnaertbembermetetind ‘storm. Wheat heavy, ining prices, * fatber, Isawe ‘igan, 174 Attorney street, the Virwinia and Teonemnee Renita : Koon tix the demand: mules 4€00 bushels | quarantined in consequence of having the yellow fever on | likely to come of taleing. hin wile elec this Tueadeg) sftaraoce, Hla remaise Willbe le: | 4 ‘WHERLER 4 WHAOR scurry Preis Ww, avy Thoth Pa phig: . 30 - rred iD x etr « etre Binetun on private terms, furier—Receipts prover | board, only one case of which, however, is severe. Upto ane & city, ou Sucda7, Septemiver 20, after | Pbcald be purehaged in preference ony other, beeanee 8 | the folirwine high \eritmonia! te from the Me apt'n Appeal large, and the supoly is considerably greater than the | the 17th there wae no sickness, and all on board coagrats- ia the 76th year of | Stapted Cal Ne lee yher Shera choo Manders, We makers | “Wr ALTIN LLOYDS SOUPELEP Jere ic Su Soe 1s'300 boshela Caneta Wert at Bie, | Wted themselves on having eteaped 0 well, when #:'- iy are respectfully | “Sena fore circular. oP a | RAILRCAD OUIDE We have > sn ioe bee fand 2,000 bushels Chiutoa o'clock ou Wednes - irgeet Uma Isblonot’ he diffeewas reste feos S4ec. Rye in some inquiry residence, 143 Kast Broad- T WM. EVERDELI/R SONS—WENDING CARDS OF Orleans to Portland, Ma, direct through Ons in tight the Inient «ty 104 Fulton street. Retablished 1815. Toute, wh bisiorical akeichem cnameriad with exc) sintion * posehnaeer ti —— _ snes la eller will pereeira at giance me mbien Be aie 10 0 nap rate neetrel AT EYEEDELU2- WEDDING CARDS, ARD | toh timp ahd. Sivek wh ‘ apo? . uthfnily, of any ov 4 6,000 bushels at le famitty, nod these of bie euebrated Cards cnn be had cnlg, wars | ty of thie is reais ehich i now pro . Telly requested to sttend Doane street volume manner colar ‘« Canal to which be considers bimself entitled pera, from b reridence, Seventy -ethth a etien wp, sud the very ine Tak of hm nell “ orn. to New York. Lake importe—10.000 bbie four, the surgeon ‘cud ono Pelee ene Foorth avenue, this (Tuesday) morning, at See Ee, AD She teen ote ‘ menee sale jn the South, tes salduen\ mearnsios 61,000 bushels wheat. 02 (00 bushe'® corn, 16 000 bushels Barradan be ceppenes to be dead—Aileen ‘ x 0 and 12 Ann street. * | Ri.8 wee fosthern SoS elrrulatiog yy ALY ‘Oates, 11,000 bushels barley. Canal expor's—120 000 dbte. the Dooagh—Welrd Molehy and jhe q New Haren papers please ka eat terms of ei sead ‘ouberm tenmabent and Relietng . flour, 98,000 bushels wheat, 16,000 bushels corn, 9,000 Wed of ber inmonence—Shane 1 Patoehg & Lb, om Sunday mornia NTLFRICTION HORSE POWER FOR Golde.” Ti containa every month poral, oo mee, of Dushels oats, 6 000 bushels ~_ jure himself, but is prevented by Barradan’s entrance— of Matthew Clarkson, , Oot, 1—6 P.M. on acoonnt of bi aoe. Flour steady at $5 50 for extra state. Wheat doll to the family, and ail ends ts of the family are invited to “Peles 6,000 bushe's choice Milwaukes Club at $1 185). concerned fr m the residence of ber father, at ‘Corn firm: sales 6.000 bushels [liinoes h, this (Tooe¢ay) afternoon at two o'clock. Gare | ‘The main idea of this story, the oath on the Donagh, | Fist! . Brovkiva, flteen minutes. oi y at Ow Canal lc. lower on grain. Flour Seo thea corn aoe. to wow “Tork. lake bas been (lestrated by Carleton in his “Traits of the } Conway. —At Pleasant Valey, 8 5, oer, be | e bbia. «) 64 poly heat, 6.300 do Irish Peasantry,”’ and the incident of the discovery of | tember 29. ree only daughter of Wm. wi Conwy, tn the 2 he corn, 19,608 40. barley.” teiee tasparen for the’ month of the poisoning is from @ French play. Ia fact, Mr. De | “P* and frievde of the family are reepectfully Walden bas collected bis materials from several sources, and bas moulded them into @ connected form with coa- # : trend the funeral. from the residence of her if) morning, at eleven o'clock, The 8 z i s do. 3.630 do ince opening of na- siderable pkiil. Ton renvit is a very eifeetive and enter- om Dome E. Hulee leaves the foot of Spring street flour, 6,218,900 bushels wheat, taining play, full of incident, clever in dialogue, end | st wn o'clock. Ber remaina will be interred at Fort Le. 4 rite pg Bae 687.818 do. barley, oa ing in strong and well contrasted characters. > Coon Ge Gunter, ee Gh eee eae \llnesa, pens, 78, feet of lam- } Keone es Aileen, Mr. | arsrnna Conn. year ‘Der. _ Scrumen Covey, Crncert— Part t Noe. 10rt, 1905, 187 an the priest, particu. |” The retntiver and friends are (relly \nvited to at. Omcaoo, October 1, 1960. | 1990, 296. B15, 1945, 1091, 1859,°1800. Part 2—Adjournes ‘Two new soones are in | tend the foneral, this at two o’olsck, Floor quiet, but firm. Gall, one cont » | till Friday. other the final tebleau—the Chapel | from the residence of John E Shepard, 376 tales 78000, bash at 880. 8 ‘No.1 ; S50. @ ora ie. 418, S17, 6864, 647, painted, and were mach | Cumberiavd sireet, thout further invite Sore.” Geta, dul ines woe br Park dow 610, 004, 096; 005 i eConcme—On Sunday, September 20, at ’ W MOete raresy salawar ee sare wheat Dushele cats. by 1 , 722, 126 Warranted to Mt. | Oranr- county, N. ¥., Joun 8. Cowom, in the year hE) BR EU Bb te—15) buebels ‘art 1—Nos. 1873, se, 2080, 2601, MOODY'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 962 Broadway. of bir age. ILDER‘S PATENT oy a Freeh edi Buffalo. S061, 1790, 2006, 1798, 2073, gon, 1911, 1 2070, 2090. " CcmncuamM.—Io Brook yn, on Monday, October 1, WwW BALAMAN ORR SAN exchange on New . ‘2081. Part 2—07, S70, 330, S81, 1868, 2077, 2083, Under Garments for the Milllion Mem, | fowse K., infant eon of John and Oornelia Cun: Perfectiy TIRE PROUP, 4im, FNGLA PROOD October 1 since ‘2085, set, 2089, 2096, ‘3006, 2007, 2008, women and AMMcLAUGHLIN’R Skirt kepot, corner pingham, aged 19 months. A ncge waeoruneot for aie time in Ly py hp haa flour; in- pan of Greenwich and wtreete. ‘The relatives and friends of the fam!ly are reerecifelly a ‘? lel wanrty crease on wheat b abels, and an increase on val of the California Overland Mat!. aaa hieceietn.. ” teiimenaenaes vited to attend the funeral, this (Tussday) sfternoon, ° ° reek ew Tice. ‘corn of 9,000,000 bushels. The shipments are in about Fort Sarr, Oct. 1, 1860. oltre m Mimomessss Taken | at three o'clock, from 209 Myrtle avenue " - "4 —_—_—_—- . the same proportion. The overland mail, with San Francisod dates’ to Sep- ” y GL. Galery, 155 Brest ekae? | Dinsey—On Monday, Repromber 17, of eongertion of | (JORNS PUNIONS. Gat) ? Cixctexati, October 1, 1960, tember 10, arrived bere at an ary hour this morning. a "| the brein, Jase Drawer, « pative of F rence, ee A ee, | Ba * Flour very dal at $5 a 85 10 for supertise, Barco ator ¢ the pasrengers are Charies L Bigmell, of Chicago, A Card =—The Spiendid New Lanch coprty Dudlie, Ireliane. ce pews * aeay © st “ a ‘ i Beoyant Pork dull, Money market easy. aad UL. B. Qooper, of Albany, N, ¥. Roce, 8° Nassau street, wil open this day at 10 A, Mt. Dublin papers pienso cony