The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1860, Page 7

eR NRTA bér of delegates were prosent, nearly every county {a the Territory being represented. The Conventioa opted the following schedule of railroad grants:—One grant for a road from Wysndot up the Kansas Valicy to Fort Riley; one for a road from Atchison westward to the gold mines; one for a road from Atchison, via Topeka nod Counctl Grove, in the direction of Santa Fe; one for a road from Lawrence, south in the direction of Fort Gib- fon; one fora road from the Missouri State line, known a the Jefferson City and Neosha Valley Railroad. The (Convention was in session two days. A committee was ‘appointed to urge these grants upon the favorable coa- Bidoration of Congress. News from Mexice. Moxus, Oct. 18, 1860. By the arrival of an English steamer we bave Vera ‘Cruz dates to the 2ad, Awpudia commands the eastern division of the const!- tutional army. ‘The expedition agaipet Guadalajara arrived before that ‘ity on the 2let, but hostilities had not commenced. (Bit is otated that Robles and Peguels, commanding a division of the church forces, bad been defeated with a foas of 400 men, while trying {> mareh out of the capital. Affairs in New Orleans. Naw Ontgays, Oct. 19, 1860. ‘The Jackson railway, which was badly injured in the recent storm, bas been repaired, and traing ore now ran- ning over withoat interruption. Steamship Star of the West sails for New York on the 28d. Amniversary of the Battle of Yorktowa. Barmmore, Oct. 19, 1860. ‘The anaiversary of the battle of Yorktowa and the in- Quguration of Druid Hill Park took piace today, There ‘was a great turnout of military and civic associations ‘Mad public schools, children being conveyed to the park by thousands, The weather was rather threatening, bul there was a large gathering. ‘The Corn Exchange and Stock Board adjourned over fo day. There will be, consequently, little or a0 business ‘transacted The m of Drutd Hill Park, Bartimons, Oct. 19, 1860, ‘The inauguration of Druid Hull Park to day was a grand affair, There was an immense gathering of peopic, some ‘Catimating the crowd at not less than $0,000, Daring the day there was a very fine military display, ‘Tho Maryland Guard made their appear- mace in an elegant new Zouave uniform. The ex- ercises consisted of an address by the Mayor and singing by the children of the public schools. After the exercises ‘were concluded a heavy storm set in, which is now raging ‘with great violence. urat adelphi Purapeirara, Oot. 19, 1860. Franklin Buildings, five stories in height, ia the rear of Franklin Hall, on Sixth strect, below Arch, were burned ‘thia morning They were occupied by Dugcan White, ookbinder, whose loes is $2.500; William S. Young, fob printer, in whose premises several weekly Sud monthly paper forma were destroyed, in- Cluding those of the Presbyterian, Quarterly Review and Christian Instructor, Joss uncatimated; Smith & Peters, Btereotype printerr, loss $3000, The building Owned by Hulings Cowperthwaite. The total loss is $15,000, and is covered by insurance, The fre was the Fosuit of accident, Railroad Accident. Post Conmors, 0. W., Oct. 10, 1960. A beavy freight train, bound east on the Buffalo and Huron Railroad carly this morning, run into the Welland Canal at this piace, the ewing bridge baviag been loft Open. The train was drawn by two engines, one of ‘which is in the canal, completely obstructing tt. The xoad is also rendered temporarily jimpassable. No lives ‘were boat. * Yellow Fever in Mobile. Montz, Oot. 18, 1860. ‘There have been five desths from yellow fever within the past ten daysq Obituary. Parmusom, N. J., Oot. 19, 1860. Judge Coddington, of Passaic county, N. J., died at his | residence this morning. wore about celebrating his golden wedding and the mar- riage of bis daughter. He was in bis eighty first year and quite infirm, and was somewhat excited in anticija Bion of the day's festivities. Markets. bales. ‘than last year, 64,000 baice. stock at all Soutnern ports hen lent year, 76,000 bales. Stosk in port, 216,600 | dull and declining, as TK 9. a 8i¢e0. for fair | T mgest ane, 8 4 Heat, at Bo ad. luge at 330. a 40 ‘at BSZ> ads, mite of the week, 7 ino bees prime impor te— age , against 32,600 Degs the same tio? Norton to Liverpool, 1 9 164. on London, 107% 8 108 \; and al Sight exchange co N ee Mourns, Oot 18, 1860. Cotton—Sales to-day 5.900 bales, at 10X60. alle. for _—— Avavara, Oct. 18, 1860. Cottow—Salcs to-day 1,680 baler, with « better feeling mark | =. Savawwaut, Oot. 18,1860. | Fooling ie tbe market Reoe!pis of the week—13,000 bales, Mgninel 15,000 bales the same time last year, Stock in port 23,600 bales, rH of Ko. a ie. Receipta of the Flour ‘beat oy ! dull ant vn ™ on bushels ret at $1 98 8 61 41, white 1 46 0 $1 60. Gull at 18 Cotfe—Rio 1Sg6. a Itc. Whiskey steady is ie, Aruaxy, Oot, 19,1860. | Flocr uncharget. Wheat—Sales 6,000 bushels white Danada at sbovt $1 60, 4.000 bushels white Michigan, or- Poet fae a Me Oats 26 x0. oe aus xed. $ Darley dull 6,000 ousiwis Cascada at 78. j Whuasey 28\0. ‘ AvuanT, Oot. 10—6 P.M. Flour beary, bat no material chavge ta hess our Waier at ibs 6). Wheat—Sales 1,008 ite Corn—at 6Tige for Western mixed: Onte pteay at 36. Rate. c. AL, Oot. 19,1860. | Flour éu!! and unchanged. Wheat da’, heavy ana lower: mais 17 000 burbeis No % Chicago dull aad vo sales, Whiskey rm: Dobie. at Zi Ke. | Cana) frieeht+—02*. on flour, 144°. om wheat, 1 Te. on corn, to New York. Importe—4 (00 ots flour, 19,000 bushels wheat Canal exporte—2 000 bbls flour, 7,000 bushels wheat, aad 17,000 burbela corn. - Borravo, Oct. 19-6P. KM | Flower quiet and uncbaoged. Wheat aail and lower: eaies 18.000 borbels No. 2 Chicago apriog at $1 06. dull and yo. lower: sales 6.000 hashels at 65)¢0. Bar- Jey steady: ealet 4,000 bushols at O60. Other grains quiet. iskey firm: alee 150 bis, at Bi\o Canal on floor, 140 on wheat. 1T¢. om Cora, to Lake itporta— bie. flour, 48,000 No returas from § ia Imited demant Quinte at Tle. a Tas froighta jc lower wheat, 13 40., cor, 130. to New York. 20,500 burhris wheat 600 bus! ry ui buahela wheat Bight exchange Tamara Franca —M. Tallot, one of the French actors tn thie clty, takes bie benefit thie and gives as his programme “La Famille Lambert” “A te Bastille.’ Several good artiste will assist in performance, which promises to be oue of the ‘of the eeason. Bowsny Tans 1)" —The (ld Bowery has agein bande. Mr. George Woot sold out to hie Mr, Tilton, aad the latter mate over hie Mosare. Spalding & Rogers, the well known Proprietors dramatic 6 ere. earn soe commmnenaea Fortaight E sy ty: on wheat et on New York 1 per cent premiam. Hi Fi | HI ! if i alv oye treated the abolition | Cock Robin, or who is tbe man that struck Bill NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1860,—TRIPLE SHEET. City Poiitics. MORK TROUBLE IN TAMMANY HALL—NOMINATION OF JUDGR WLSHORFYER AS JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT—A SECOND CONVKNTION HELD AND THE NOMINATION DENOUNCED. A mectivg of ihe Judiciary Convention was held at Tammany Hall last evening for the purpose of nomi- nating & person to Mill the vacancy of Judge of the Supe- rior Court, im place of Judge Pierrepont, who has resigned. ‘The notices to attend were not handed to the members until at least one o'clock, and many of them got no notice ‘at all. The consequence was that but very few of the delegates were present, and the chosea tew that wore there had it all their own way. ‘The meeting was presided over by Mr. Wm. M. Twaxp, who roge and stated the object of the meeting. As soon ‘asthe President bad concluded, a motion was made to nomipate Judge Ulshoeffer, but before the question was A. Dxvioy took the floor, and in a strong and lengthy speech opposed the nomination, on the grounds that as many of the members of the di were not Present, and had not received timely notice of the Ing; that och ® Domination could ‘not re it dent deciarii firmly aeeert While this took the floor, Judge Cisboefler be nominated by acclamation the previews, questions bad been settled the President put the last one to the bouse, ceclared it carried, and imme- diately after pronounced the Convention adjourned. As some of the members felt aggrieved at the action of the Convention, they assembled among themselves, and roceeded to organize a second Convention, Mr. James English presiding. In this second meeting they strongly Gepovunced the action of the previous meeting as tyrannical and absurd, and afwr speaking in the strongest terms agaiust (be hasty and illegal action of the previcus Convention, they adjourned to meet aguin on Wedneeday evening. any of the delegates presented themselves for admit- tance to the Convention, but, because they bad no tickets, they were not allowed to go up to the room, althouga they were well known. Creat indignation was maoi- fested by ali at this method of proceeding to nominate, and the opposition Convention of Wednesday evening will, no doubt, be well attended, MEETING OF THE PEOPLE'S UNION DEMOCRATIC AS30- TATION, A mecting of this Association of the Eighth Assembly district took place last evening at eight o’clock, at 429 Grand streot. The meeting was called to ordor by Mr. Joux H. Fras, President of the Association. The miautes of the last meeting were read by Mr. W. J. Durserow: Secretary, and approved. Mr. Joun Faxt, President, then addressed the meeting on the rights of the people and the duty they owe, not only to themselves, but to society, by the exercise of their rights in nominating candidates for political offices, and in the conscientious performance of this duty they had nominated Mr. Nicholas 1, Haosen as candidate for this Cistrict, though be is not connected with eltber the ao- vart or Tammany Hall branch of the democratic party. Their reasou for doing this is, that there are too muBpy political tricketers conneoted with those bodice, while the map who has recetved the ponination of tue people bas never been counected with them, and ts the only pomimatioa in which confidence can’ be placed. The Presicent then said that the meeting was called more particularly fer the purpose of taking measures to participate in the Union torealight procession. On motioa of the Skonstaky, it was moved that a com- mittee of arrangements be appointed. The reeoiution was carried unanimously. A committee of five wae then appouted by the Presi Gert, who etated that torches and transpareucies would be provided for that evecing. YOUNG MBN’'S NATIONAL UNION CLUB—SPESOH OF GEN. COMBS. Tt was duly announced in the daily papers of the city yesterday that Gen. Leslie Combs, one of the most elo- quent sons of Old Kentucky, would deliver au address before the Young Men’s National Union Club of the city of New York, and the citizens generally, at Mozart Hall Tae i in the rome. ie lt be York, where there into the try lo speak ae Sea mae f° coun! C3 pathes would fad manifestation. He then re- Revolution, when the ja danger, and drew an agg peng ep gt ye was pot very many years since thirteen free States, and town. When he stood iike Moree, be ing upon boty ground—tbe ground ike Mores, he war standing u groan on which George Washington stood—asd be folt then that the duty of the was to uuite like ope man for the that great man. He fet as Wf he was Olympus, and he could not ove | a, & i 38 i Fi init iff , : showed that the efforts were to overturn the basis of our cu the abolition ‘sts of the North thi as brethren and feliow-oitizens, them as mep, the South will they come as enemies, with bay into the hanée of their servants, they South is ready to respond. (Applause. ) the North trouble themselves about the abolition! the devil had they to do with them? be bad reorntly Ha 8 it s & f g 5 s 2 = E gE ii i i ¢ Gog the rts Let not when he caught them on the Dixon's line, aud when be come ferred to epeak Eng that woe Bo wid pethirg at tween them and thelr policy, and they able to carry out ther sebeme. He warned the the North to beware of the abolitionists. There was civi! way they bed ta Kentucky of settling accounts with them people of Kentucky bad no ides of dis solving the Uolon, but if ibey preseated the nacives with their Geotrine of seceetion, they would meet them fairly apd bent them by 100,060 votes. Cy ag md och @remult ia tucky they sou hat there was vo ope there who does pot know who Kilied Agsin on any occasion it wae then unanimously ‘resolved Fhall be eieited to address ibe Young ciation oo a evening pext, which war very hereopon atjourned, cheers aud a tiger for the General. The Toreb t Procession, TO THE PUBLIC. Naw Yors, Oct 10, 1860. ‘As an impression exists that I have been furnished with funds by the Union Committee t) defray the ex- “The Three Little N pe ABOLITIONISTS ON THE QUI VIVE. UNITED STATES MARSHALS OFFICE Oct. 19 —Daring the course of the day « well known abolitioniet (Mr. Lew ie Tappan. of Lemon slave and other slave cares now riety) came to the Ucited States Marshal's ofee, and asked the redoubtable Rynders if the author!- from the Govertor of Pennsy!vania. Tes F A. Riveway Iweveance Caan —The eraminatina ja thi cage was revomed postorday morning before Jus. - grievances of her people. Her rece tee Conpoly. “he prosecution offered the evidence of Mr. James, M. Gates aad Wm. A. Dodge, with a view of showing thst the thirty barrels of hardware inyoloed at $6,000, deraited in the invoice given to the New York lu a magcctygrery: Dysmpan Rot be Zo; into ove hun tred nar- rele; also, that the same uardware was claimed by Mills 46 part of (he Southold Manusacvuring Company, destroy ed by fire ehortly before the F. A. Kineman went to sea; and also that & portion of the same hardware was still ta existence in a siore in Joba street. It is expected that the examinativo will draw t a close before the end of bext week. FIRE IN PLATT STREET—LOs3 aBouT $30,000, Between one aud two o'clock yesterday morning a fire was discovered on the first floor of the bat!ding No 32 Platt street, in the premises occupied by Gaudelot & Goure, dealers in Froach patented medicines, The flames f00n extended to the upper floors, and before the fire was extinguished the whole inside of the upper part of the building was entirety destroyed. From appear- ances, the fire seems to have been caused by the heat of @ Gue used ip manufacturing porcelain in the building No. 84. The following is a list of the occupants and losses and ipsurances:— No. 34—First floor and basement ocoup ed & Goure, oes eetim sted at $10,000, insured ‘as follows:—Excelsior, $6,000; Columbia, $4,000, atin; $6,000. Second, third atd fourth floors, 'occu- pied by & J. Pardeasus, dealers in glass ware; loss about $15,000; fully ineured in the Harmony, Excelsior, Stuyve fant and Lafayetie lasurance Companies. Part of the second floor was cecupied dy L. Bailey, dealer ia shoe findings; less about $3,000; insured. The building is owned by Thomas Paton; it is damaged about $3,500; insured for $4 500 in the Niagara losurance Company. No. 30-—Occupied by Atterbury & Oo., dealers in anvils; damaged by water; insured for $1,000 in the Home Ia- surance Company; and also by New England Butt Company ; etock damaged by water about $1,500; insured for $4,000 in the Atlantic Toscesen Gunna, of Provi- deuce. The building is owned by Thos. Paton: damaged about $200; Insured for $4,600 in the Nisgara Insurance Company. No. 84—Ocoupied on iret and second floors and base- ment by E. Muller & Co, manwfacturers of porcelain; stock damaged by water about $1,000; insured for $2, in the Manbattan, and $1 000 in the Quaker City losurance Company, of Philadelphia The upper part of the building is ocoupied by the Sullivan Biacking Company; stock damaged by water $50; insured for $2,000 ia the Home Insurance Company. The building is owned by A. W. Spice; damaged about $200, and insured ip the Stuy vesaat lnsurasce Company. Nea nee wan wer qca, aN InDiAN Princess, is now in this city, and will attend the Allen streot Methodist Epis- copal church to morrow, st three o'clock P. M., giving an account of ber Obristian , the position and prospects of ber pation, and asking the sympathy aad sic of the Christian public. Nah nee bab wee qua is the Indian Princess of the Ojibway tribe, in Canada. Sne bes recently returned from Lag coeds where she has been, in order to preeent to Queen Victoria a memorial of the ee $14,000, for $14, and jon was most cordial aad eceouraging. Tho Society of Fricuds in London gave ber tribe $€00 to aid in the recovery of their lands. Tuk Late Covosm E. L. Sxow.—The funeral obsequies of Colonel E. L.. Saow, founder of the temperance order, stylea the E. L. Snow Social Union, took place last evening at the Greene street Methodist Episcopal church, In adaition to the dense audience, which filled the build. ing, deputations of officers and members from the various lodges of the Union in this city were present, and oc copied poeitions near the pulpit, ati red in their regalia. After ap antbem by the choi? and an address by the Chairman, Rev. Matbew flale Smith, in @ brief address, paid en enlogistic tribute to the deceased, whose first efforts ta the cavee of ole aes be miautely traced. Addresses were also made by the Rev. Messrs Parmieo, Hay ward sud Barris. Au of composed expressly for the cccasion was then recited, and the exercises closed with « parting bymn aud benediction. Farat Resvvt ov A Sranuing Arrray.—Hen) y Waxior, sccoud mate of (he bark Crasader, who was stabbed by one of the tailors, named William Skioner,«m the Lith Inet , died pestercay at the New Yort Hospital, from the effects of bis wounds. No further testimouy than that etforéed in the deceased's dy lng de laration was adduced before the Coroner, but, upon strength of that state- mert alove, the jury decided to hold Skinner for trial. The pris ner war committed to the Tombs to await the action of the Grand Jury Rarnoan Cascaty—Aw“Unkxows Man Krcuxp —An upknown man, apparentiy an Irtsh laborer, was run over and killed on the Bariem Railroad, near Sixty fourth Street, on Thursday aight Deceased attempted to cross the track in front of the advancing train, when he was struck by the locomotive and almost immediately killed, The bedy wes rent to Bellevue Hospital for identification, and the Coroner notifiec to hold an inquest. Tim Ryspans Dewocratic Procession —The preparations for the proces#ton of Tuesday eveniag next, in which all democrats are about to join, is progressing well. Over lamps, with various devices are ready, and Marsbal Ryoders’ men are working day and aight to give the demonstration an fcla‘ unsurpassed io tio! processions. H. R. H.—The Prince of Wales ai ational Portrait Gallery, corner Broad Kew Pirtogrephs of HB. H. the Prinee of Wales and Gallery open from 8 a. M. Buile, are Low on view at BRADY'S Gallery Costes wry, style of the art for eal. uu oe. M. Superior Head Covert —A Visit to the store of KAOX, at the corner of way aad Fulton tareet, wil crery one that ta poirt of beauty. tame and Hate to be found there cannot be ex- eS ta Drake, the Hatter, has Introduced the Newcastle Soft Hat, for young mea, at 130 Fulton street. SSS See hae : Depot 106 Chatham street, corner of Wear. Green's Shirts—Fits Guaranteed, Styles new, needle made not by machine. Removed to No. | Astor House, Bare.ay street. What did They Cost! ‘Only $12 for the eutt! & GEO. A. HUNTER & CO.’ Mammoth ( wi London Aq pere—A fine smortment of these of our importation, Scatum—Coats and Wrap. ‘hah and ena recetved by HUNT & & Co, hasters, Astor Bix fine Shirts tor Warranted to fit. MOODY'S FIAT MANUFACTORY, 967 Brontway Beputy te the Ladies —Mre. Binns’ New ‘Caual street, Large asso:tment of Bloomers v rt Faetory and General Fu “re. —Bhirie to orde, mate, st $18 aod Broadway oar for Boyw reat. hows; ale, ronda. be Leok Out for Guides —More Than railroads October 0 commencing at a] . eit Fy eg ele el vor s ore 0 aD ¥, with «$6 map. ail for 6 conis. Cilice 164 Broadway, avd for sale every where} ——__ ——_- fi sroiger as et an focad, red (he best maa ufart 3 "yours," Waverooms Sd and 84 Walker Steinway & for Safes, 281 Broadwa). commer of Murray street, be iy mf Patent Champton Fire and P: jew York. y Cent Da- jhe in every sty!s, Daily “A Clear Complexion” is Desired by all lasies es Use PHALON'S "Snow White Orieatal Cream. CHrenegh asive Wig—A ct tiraine oP ory partiogs w Ne ber AT Sererte WH Boweray Capt. Geo W. by wat, daughter of James W. Novelty; THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. Movements of the Prince of Wales—Start- ling Disclosures—News from Europe, md South America, ts, doe The Wamxxr Hexatp, for the proso.t week, will be ready this morning, at ten o'clock, It Wii contain a full report of the Doings of the Prince £ Wales in New York on Saturday and Sunday—His Dep et ure for Wes Point, and the Trip up the Hudson—His Reception at Albapy—His Arrival and Reception in Bo: ¢1—Splendid Military Review and Magnificent Ball—Iote: wie ¥ Between | the Prince and the last Surviver of the Bai@ of Bunker Hul—The Royal Fleet at Portiand—Grand Ball of the Solid Men and the Splendid Women of Portiaad to the Officers of the Squadron, &>.; Startling Discloeuree— Douglas Responsible for the Lecompton Constitution—His Pledge to Sopport It—His Violation of his Pledge and Treachery to his Friends, &c.; News from Furope—An- other Viciory of the Garibaldians; Important from Costa Rice—Defeat and i’xecution of Geverals Mora aud Canas, | The Latest News from California, Mexico, Cuba, the Weet Indies, &o., &c.; Editorials on Prominent Topics; Reporta Of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and al! inte- resting news of the preceding week, received by telegraph or otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers, can be had at the counter of the offlce, corner of Fultoa and Nassau treets. Draw! France's Delaware rie Sussex County, Crass 250, Ocrowen 19,1360. 9, 83, 8, 34, 6, 65, 64, 67, 16, 62, 12. 14. Comsouimaren Lorreny, Cass 137, Ooronmx 19, 1300. 24, 8, 3, 65, 15, 19, 63, 12, 60, 25, 2, 70. Clroulars vent free of charge, by addressing KR. FRANOK, Wilmingion, Delaware, Drawings of the Delaware State Lot- teries WOOD, EDDY & CO., Manageraof the WARE, KENTUCKY AND MIASOUKI STATE LOTTERIES, DELAWAKE—KRTRA Class 49%, CcTOnEK 19 1800 5), 19, 62, 12, 21, 64, 8, 46, 47, 27, 73, G4, 25. Dxcawake—Ciats 600, Ocromt 19, 1860. 10, 15, 56, 58, 23, 47, 36, 20, 71, 74, 32, 33, 2, 25, Ureulars rent free of cbarge, by addressing elther to WOOD, EDDY & Co, Wilmiagion, Delaware, Or) WOOD KDDY & G0., Be Louis, Missburt, The Facthities of the Undersigned for éesigning spd msnofscturing Hate for gentlemen's wesr of every dereription and quslity, are unequalled in New York, any he invites the special attention of geatiemen to bis present muperior stock, N, RSFKNSCHELD, 118 Naasau street White, the Hatter, has Introduced the Newensile boft I . Something meat and gay. At 216 Broad all Style of Gentlemen's Hats, prom way. near Dunne etreet, Rouge, Muy whie ana Toupees and Hair Dye have improvements surpassing ali others, uatural sud easy; perfect Bt; no turning up bebind. Nu. 16 Bona street. Barry's Tricopherou the Best and cheapest article for dr , beautifying, curtlug, olesuatn, Mister Undies st vearrving and restoring . bry th 'Sold by ruggiste. t Hull's Hi Dye Ww © Biack or Brown. beet in Depot No 1 Bare eet, and at all drugg ote. Beautiful Cnppieston. —Laeird’s Liquid Pearl bas achieved & celebrity 98 having no equal for beaut: f the complexion a8 stio Sold at all bod prerer ini depots Broadway. ugeiats. Princip igs and Tou- Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, W' And retail, god the Dye pees; the best in the worl’; wholease Privately applied. No. 6 Astor House. Scrofala.—A Few Bottles of Kenned Medical Discovery, 2 juticioas application of the ‘ala Otntment and Heating Ointment, and strictly following the directiom tn the pamp! around each botile, will eure the worst cawe. Radical Cure of Her Dr 5_N. MARSH, of the well i ‘bouss of Marah & Uo., No 2 Vesey street. ‘Astor House, opposite the chnrch Peruies specie! atienton to tbe aurafcal adaptation of bie Radieal ( ross. or Ruptare — Give us an Old Nurse for Diseases Inct- ent to the period of taeibiny tn obildrem. Here you bave that Old nurse for 26 sents, in the form of MBS WINSLOW'S BUOTHING SYRUP. arated with Holloway’s Cele- brated beleamic Ointment and Ia'd on burns or scalde will im- moviadely relieve the pa'n and extract the beat aod tutiamma Yon. Twe or three days suffice to compiete & thorough care. The Prince Excitement ts Only Kquailed by the rurh to procure « bottle of Dr TUBA’ Venetian Lint ment it ey ay ‘Chat la werranted Wore Lg tin headache, dysentery, &c., tf sed na Cirecied; or wil refund the money Prien 4b and 6 cls. Depot, 86 Cordandt street, Sold every: New York. Use Bash’s Magic Cream Linfment.— Brery droggtst and family should have it. Depot 186 Green wich street. are Immediately Cured by Dr. LT TOBIAR Pa monic Life ryrap. Many lives have been saved by tte use. Warranted to any other, or no pay. $I at the Veneusa Liniment depot, Soe ix for 86 Cortiandt street. Marri. Buowx—raisncxw.—Oo Thursday, October 18, residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Bxown, of Newport, N. H, to Stainburn, Faq, of this city. Kaswkoy—O'Gonwat —On Saturday, October 13, at renidence of Rev. Mr. Curran, Ricwaxd Kawwxov, ,to Maniannm, cldest Caughter of the late D O'Counell, Eq., | formerly of Dubin Lozan— Van Hovrex.—On Thursday, September 27, by Rey. Dr. Hutton, at_the Dutch ebu equare, Mr Arkasam W. Lorne to Miss V Tex, both of this city Sap Francisco papers please copy Washington wim Vas How MAcoURREY—Kane —On Wednesday, Ostober 17, st | Wertmipster chureb, by the Rev Robert McCarter, D' D., Rev. a R. Macoversy, of Bieomingbarg, Sullivan coun- ty, to Limam, eldest daughter of Matthow Kane, of this cn a— EMAREAT — At Hackensack , on Saturéay, October 18, oy the Rew Jobo ¥. De Been, Mr. Tuomas M Qua, of New York, to Mine Mania Dew anieer Borren—(ewanmet —Also Mr. Joun G Horranr, of a 04 winsville, to Mise MaaGanat Dum aaumer, daughters of Joba ©. Demarest, of Paramus, N J Kavsox—Hows —Oo Thursday, October 18. by Rey Dr Ty og, #t &t. George's chareh, Wut P. Ravsoa to Mant E Sows, daughter of B. F Howe, Req. Died, Rarowm —At Kingston, NS ¥., of apoplexy, on Tues- day, October 16, James W BaLowry, aged 66 years Beaux’ —Ov Frida |. Mrs. Many Beover, od 28 yeare, dacehter of Patrick Negies, county, Cork, Ireland ‘Tbe relatives and (riends of the family are to Attend ber fuperal, on 1» at two o'clock, No. 7 Gold street, Brookiya, to Calvary Cometry. Bocas —On Friday, October 19, Remwont Booan, wife of NeU aad mother of Mary Aon aud Thomas ‘The friends aud relatirr# are requested 10 attend her fuerai, from ber late residence, Washington street, ou Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock Paany —On Thursoay, October 18. of disesse of the er, Thomas Bxany, soo of Hagh and Rose Brady, in the 18:b peer of bia age ‘The friends apd acquaintances are respeetfally invited to attend the funers!, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock , from the reeidence of her parents, 439 Maird ave. poe. Pecueae —On Tharedi infant son of Lewie H October 18, Law: A Bockams, 4 the late Martha E Backbee. monthe aud * The friends father aod grandfather, Adolphus Andreas, are requested @ atten! the funeral, this (Satur day) afierooor, at two o'closk, from the residence cf bie fatber, kighty fourth street, near Tooth avenue. Bret —On Friday morning, Otober 19, Vixainta Burt, age’ © yearr, oh ter of Charies and Margaret Burt. The relatiy friend# of the family are tovited to iter d the fuseral op Suaday morning, at nine o'clock, | from 188 Oarito : Conpmetos = Coppa Ton yy morning, October 19, Jencs The friends at ¢ theme of the famiiy,aiso of bis brothers, | Willem an¢ Robert, of New York, are invited to attend the ‘aneral, from hie tate eee, corner of Joba aad Crore streets, Paterson New Jersey, on Sunday afternoon. The train leaves Jereey Olty, ou Sunday morning at tea eciree Comms —Of a lingering (Maca, Haswaa Comey, aged 18 oars, @ months and 4 days. The relatives and frienda of the family are respectfully nriied attend the funera’, from the residence of ber parents, OT Charies street, on @unday morning, at tea otek Da Fostsinn Oe Friday mornieg, October 19, ot No h Fowtacwn, aged 62 Th Amity street, suddenly, Doct. A years ‘be remains will be taken to New Haven for interment, by the #ide of hie wife, who died on the 6th inet. Doowy —On Friday morning, October 19, @rramy months and 16 days. yo,on Friday, October 19, Jaa. aged — int ves and soamee exo reapenss onl, from bie late residence t two 0 Ms, wa fran If letork Tier (onde and acqoaintamoes are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, op Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, ree icoee, 414 Maton street. Her remaina to the Cometery of the Holy Cronm, Flatbush, y Hie fr eode and acqcnintances, and there of his aunt, Wre M A Cashman, are iy invited to attend the Supey Once a ternone , at one o'einek On Thursday, Gotober 17, Gaonae W., son of Charice B. and Mary Ann Gilloepié, aged & meathe and 9 daa ‘The funeral will take piace from the residence of bis parcata, No. 40 South Fourth strom, Brocaiys, B o., taig from Wert Wess thirsy foerts evrest, ea | urday) morulng, at ten o'clock. The friente of t tly are reepecttuily tovited bo attend. Jounson—On Thursday morniag, Colover 13, dee. Jame Jounson, widow of the late Rovert Jommsen, egod care, 2 months and 18 days. he friends of the family, and also ihe members of Caclsea Division, No. 12, Sous of Temperance, are re Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, (rom ber late re sidence, No. 119 Charlee street, on Sunday afternoon, st ove o’cleek. The remains will be taken lo Greenwood for interment, Invint —At Paris, on Friday, October 6, AtpHonsine Manx Eros, wife of Alfred Levicl, and second daughter | of Peter Poirier, Eeq., of this oity Lvrarr —In Broox!yn, E 1, on Thureday, October 18 Lourure, rop: maker, aged 14 years. The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully | tpvited to attend the feneral, from his late residence, ov Bushwick avenue, at the head of Grand strect, on Sunday afternoon, ai two o'cioek. MoFappen.—On Thursday, October 18, Rocex MoFAp DEN, ogo 44 yeure, 9 months and 29 days | _ The frien¢s and relatives of the tam:ly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, | wi 432 Seventh avenua, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one | 8 o'clock precisely. His remaius wil! be taken to Calvary | Cemetery for interment. Miis—In Jereey City, on Friday, October 19, | Paralysis, Woiam Mita, in the 6let year of his age. The friends and relatives of tbo famiiy are invited to at- tend his futeral, from the residence of his somin-iaw, | | Jobn Chilvers, 225 Jersey avenue, Jersey City, ov Sunday | | afternoon, at two o'clock. | Newark’ papers please copy. MoGowax —On Friday, October 19, Ann MoGoway, @ native of Dromeliff, county Sligo, Ireland, aged 74 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect. | fully invited to attend the funeral, on Suaday afiernoon, | at balf-paat two o'clock, from her late residence, 186 East Seventeenth street. N. B—No carriages allowed, Sligo papers please copy. McMoxtas —On Thureday, October I | rum, of dropey, in the 46th year of hi | ‘The friends of the family are respect | attend the funeral, from the New York (Aaturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Suxkipay —On Thursday evening, October 18, Taowas 8, sou of Thomas and Sarah E. Sheridan, aged 5 years, 4 mouths and 18 days. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his {ather, in Bergea street, between Pow: rs aud Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, this (Sa turday) atternoop half past two o'clock SnonnaRn —On Thursday, October 158, Avevetcs MEse- ROLE SHONNARD, Cnughter of Ssmuel F, A, and Elizabeth T. Sboupard, aged § months and 9 daya. ‘6 and friends of the family, are reepectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Suuday afternoon, st two o’elock, from 78 South Second street, Brooklyn, B.D. VARTRK —On Thuraday, October 18,’ after a long and of dropay, SARAM ANN SIRVARTER, only beth Strevarter, deceased, ed 14 years, S moathsand 18 of | Davip MeMcr- invited to fospital, this ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to atteud the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, trom No. 70 Sheriff street, cocuer of Rivington, without further invitation ‘oltpa and Obio papers please copy da Friday, October 19, Cuaniorre, wife of MISCHLEANEONNS, C% SE OF Ti TWENTY FIRST VOLUME. | Ne | Cnpiein NEW MON oxave fi an Bontth—1) fo bia Fores: Retreas, Cc | sanab’s Arms. tion by the | ¥ smoltth paved by Bor : re Uencten, the Ree, Bale j ,, A bummer to New Buglan’—TiT. 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Our ¥ Burea\ Linstrated. Ilustrations—A mnie Quers ; Model of Plessantness; Working Ute a Nigger; Out om Business; Other Business: Nothing to Wear; A Ferocous a Beast: Averse to Society; Materual Cares: ‘Home. Pleasures 01, Girlhood. saat as ; Dluatraticos—Aatuma Cloak; Feehious for November. ike reset sual he present number completes the (wenty-(rst_ volume Harper's New Mor thly Magnzine. The publiabers belove that, for value of matter apd betty of iilusirauon, w fully ee be 2 Ey > aoe wrested it. pecial sKendton eu givento pavers | can History, Biogrephy. Character and Scenery. bee suet ment of the Magazine bas met with such penersi approvel hed it Pas been determined tbat, in Suesgediog volumes of (ae Magncine, every part cf Our country afl be fully uments with pen and pencil The pubduehers presen( (heir banks to numerous Correspom- dents, Who, in suggesting subjec @. cifer information end ‘hos. pitaiity to the artiste and writers to whom ihe preparation of these papers may be intraséd, ed 10 furnish @ iso hank the thousands of volunt neodotes and face tia who'ly unrivalled. ¢ 61d the “Ndlor's Drawer’ is ena! collection o' ve Puboisbere believe (hat the peaeut volume gives al dant evicence (hat the Magazine wil still be fonnd worthy of the |iLeral support whic i kas recelved (or the lsat eu yeare, A complate set of Earver's Maj ‘sition to ADY public or pivate library. Resides the tales, od exeaye which fom tbe leading features rature, ene’ pomber of the Magazine bas ne will be a desirable ae- Levens, aged 38 yeare and 8 months The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the fineral, oa Sunday afterneon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence onthe river road, East Newark, near the Morris aud Kesex Railroad bridge. The house is known aa the Reynolds property Tusts —Oo Thursday, October 18, PRaxors Marita wife of the late Eaward Tunis, and eldest daughter of the late Anthony J. Allaire. The relatives and friends of the family are invited tc attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 160 Hoary street, oo Sunday’ morning, at eight o'clock, without further ‘nvitation. Tho remains will be taken to New Rocheti¢ for iwterment. THemrsos —On Saturday, October 18, at Warren, Lake ceunty, !hnoig, Wrtsaat Townson, in the 61st year of bis bge, luie of the city of Brooklyn, and formerly of the city 0f Glasgow, Scotland, where for’ many years bo was em- ployed as editor of the Chartist Orreular and Sottish Pa (riot, avd filled other responsibe positions, Very few men posserecd such extensive and accurate information , whilnt bia candid, kind aod e hum numerous friends wherever pow almost every s obliging disposition a be was known Giatgow papers please copy Tarvsd —Io Brovkiyn, on Friday, October 10, Mrs. Aan Taxvsi, widow of the late Thrush, of Burton, & and, aged tives of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the fueral, trom the residence of her fon, in My rtie avenue, near Warbington, on Sunday after A balf-past tweive o'clock ‘ober 18, at St. Vinoont’s Hos- the 224 year of bis age, «native unty, Ireland Wrivos —In Brocklyn, on Thursday, October 19, Wit Liam Watpow, in the 26th year of hi The friends and relatives of the famiy are respectfully invited to attend hie funeral, from his late reaidence, 12 Amity etreet, this (Suaday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Wrexky eit —On Thursday, Uctober 18, Euza, wife of Henry R. Weeterveit, in the 40th year of her ago. The funeral wil! take place ov Sunday morning, at balf- past eight o'clock, from 134 Charles street. Her remains will be teken to Hackensack, NJ , for interment. Witsow.—On Friday, October 19; of ecarlet fever, Wr: am R. SyMons, youngest son of Charles and Lucy Jane Wilsou, aged 6 ) ears, 4 months and 4 days. The friends and relatives of the family are r Attend bis funeral, from 17 South Tenth street. on Surday afiernoon, at two o'clock. His remains | be taken to Greex wood for interment. MISCKLLANEOW “AT ROBERT KAIT & 00°58, Mo. B31 Brondway, Attention Is invited to ther large an Siivex WaTcums, By the following makers — Ouarces Provenam, Tr. Tavion, eacknarpos & Oo., JOuNDOR, M1 Toma, Boe'r Rossi, Paven Panurs 4 0o., AvvamEns, Davin RO at low oriees | |. BVSRDELL’S — WEDDING sane, a cards, sold ouly at 3/8 Broad T WM. 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