The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1860, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL. 8nd courteous manner, and to the euistactioa of nanos vee hd eure a ee pod Lye from 4 | omas i ought oo matt News from the South Pacile—Bigtly Impor~ pice ere irom Eogiaud via k. Thomas, as tho moamer | tant frow Peru —Suspemlon of Diplomate ee eng. soo 4 3h Momee oe Relations. Agitation im Chile—War Be- manently, and we are having weather, slihoage tween Peru and Bolivia Inevitable —The lene ploesant io the widele of the day it is protty warm The theewy is exovllent. Business is very cull op account of the revolution. Nearly eil the business with Carthagens | has ceased. There have been several arrivals and depar furce witbin the lat ten days, prigolpally coal. The brig nation of General Herraa, ft we earn she into Rt, den bead | Ege twas for thi'place and Paname. |n sooouat of her — | iM » and the market aan continues a $10 to $18 por barrel. } Our Panama Correspondence. | Pamama, Nov. 16, 1860. ‘The steamship Ariel, Captain Wilson, from Aspinwall, arrived here yesterday about noon, with tae mails from California and the South Pacide. ‘The following is tne epecie Hist:— R & Oo ...$19,600 J. A Williams $13,000 | Affairs in Panama—Serious Disturbance Between the Com- BoNeploresss css. 8.000 Ban tert aaa | Mander of an Bnglish Frigate and the Gov-rnor of Oar Jeuniogs & Bs BR Palrick....++ +... 60,000 | agena— Lieut. Morton's Expedition—Movemsnis of Siroass ‘Rote: detropolitan Bank.. 89319 | Amervcan War Vesels—A Brith Mail Staner Miss. Wan Horign & 0. BLL, BG Gridweold, te aee tng—Death of Liew James Helioore, ée. se Taaio ‘Mo anit... 40078 | Owing to the eefPure of the mail by the revolutioniste 43,000 at Mompos, on the Magdal -na, containing despatches from paar Ean 3 4 the President of the Confederation to the govern nent cwt,suer'a & 9 120°TLE , ARO at Sante Marta and this place, uo very reliable in cli, Fargo & Uo,.165'600 | telligesce bas been received from Bogota or other paluts 45,049 | to the interior. «31087 OTL an | By the arrivel of the English steamer Dorwent at As- ir. | pinwail, one month’s later news has been received from Carthagena. Nieto, the roydiutionary Governor of the howe in & Bro... Neurtadter 3:08... W. Seligmana & Co Kerby, Byrne & W_T Coleman & Total. ; The vows from the republic of Poru is important, Cisy, U. 8. Minirter, by direstion of bis government, ! has euspended the diplomatic relations between the United | State of Bolivar, was stil at Mompys; bat the acting States and Peru tm coosequence of the refusal of the Governor bas had some ciMoulty with the cumiander of latter to sgree te the properals made by the former | the British sbip of war Cadmus, in comtcquence of tho al- for the adjostment of tho claime of vhetr citizsas, Mr, | lged Fympatby of the latter with the government party. Clay and family were to embark om board the United The following is the bietory of (ho allvir, as telegraphed Bisles steamer of-wer Wyoming for Manama, which latter | from Aspinwall to this placs, The commander of har piace bo woe expected to reach in time to take the steam. | Britanvle Mejesty 's ehip Cadm is attempted to enter the or leaving Aspiowall for New York on the 25.b inst, | city of Cartagere one evening Bout eight o'clock, tbat ovr matters with Peru have come to a crisis, tt is to | but wes refaned a¢mittance at the outer gate. Tt appears bbe boped that the Congress and peopl of the United | tbat the acting Governor thought he was about to make States will force her tod» justice, already too long with. | © Attack on the city in Gonjanetion with tho g»verameat bel, to our aggrieved fellow citizens. There ean be no | troops. He immediately tesued ordera that whoa the th reeidcnt fult himself authorized to coerce | fret shot was tired by tho Foglia to execute every per doubt, had the Preeideut f se rs we ee ity of | wh, Belonging to the goverumons yarty, ané aley tan Peru, or allowed Mr. Clay t Kiglieh resisen i, ine eoxt day the oom aaater of tbe coin Fo~=ue ike undereto ¢ he ofered—the whole mattet | Cac mua cai ou the astlog Goreraor aud dewaanded au sis ved by this tune witboat a resort | <xplanation of bis refoeing him admittasos the procio.s qould base een afrengesity Ake ie cee night, aud if he resily jenaod the order moaticnes. faa Ww bertuities, But us Cer grees withbold thig power from | Uoverucr auid he bad uot, aud 12 expiaeast om, of hie re Tusa! to alow him to cuter the city, be maid that ho hed Supprted his object m trying to gain an atm to aut the government frr08 Considerable exsttems the President whea be esked for it, she reszonaibility | reste wiih tt Cot Pera and otber States ta Central and | South America, st whose bands Amertoan citizons bave suffer d grievous wrongs, are made to feel our power, | they never will reepect OS as @ nation, but will continue to add iopult to injury Wheu the demand was first made against Peru by tho United Ftates, throvgh their Minister, to Indewuily our Citizens for ioesea, Presicent Castilla, who le, tn fact, thy goverurent of Peru, eetedto ave the matier reterred tothe Cadinet of Washington, and eyreed to abide by its ingly referred to Wasb- | ¢ eloawabip Company at Othe egoMs wt Aevlowall not to for Specie, guarac Dring Ae Woe at present the Inte ferences of tuo British on this babi that the next noes from suspicions of the aching Go © wih regard to the dusiges of the Judgicg trom | const, ite pure than p: | Cartbegena #1 ecntiem t verbor ®. tbat p deoirion, The mattor wer sider of tho Cadmus ington, and Vreeideut Buranan decided tbat tho claims Steins are iu satu quo on Ubis tik nus Ba ond directed Ur ves toe demand for The United Stator steamer Rrooktyn lo’t (spin ve | the 12 b pstact for Booa del Tora, wi ent, ard if it wo WAR &< 990) Mr. Ciny wea forth ’ need from eves to Norfuik, Virgteit, en of about cho iapeod #l diplomatic tptercoarse with | With reepect to tho Calriqui oxy ition, tt ts ua oa to the Uulted stave | ocd abot tue e(irts Lo And & praptiondie pass aro w ubiicbed @ circular to all tho dtplowatic , complete faiturc polut at «ib eas Kock edited Lo Peru, ta which bo gtves his version | ieft bie party, he suppreing that be was at or res: tae with the Uatted suates, bug | euarmit, pus wore th aiwd feeb bolrw it; wat ay allusion to bis Grat agree | after aeceri inate sevoral attampts to parefuliy avoids making ment to abide by the dec'sion of the Cabiact of Wash. | Abe 66 ington What vee ts there of furthor treating with a go- | ebt tucce:é; so they elarted to Pian crock, there to await weremest wanes ative thue wantonly violates his | bit returp In the meartime be had gone off op a wild word? Force is the ouly argument that wil! ariag him to | gcoee che Be of an expl ration f a country kaowu 49 off-r oune terms. and fur the honor of tue United Statea 1 hoye it | Lo other o Mcuitier than the patpage of numerous streams will De.geed, and that at once, | end the ler gih of to. Oa bis returw, reaching the ‘he Congress of Peru, by one majority, bas Inteiy de | Leigbborhoca of the point where be loft his party, as be cided thet» Presivent can corve only ous term = Thixde | euppeted tm the cull tide of success, bo learsed taste Claion ts #aid to have grosty Incepsed Uastilia, who, tt id | BDBOlute ana Cumpiete failure, Hoping to retrieve the thought. will etber have it revoked oF else be will pry | CereKicns error of @ pre nature commencement of its Bo regard to it, ae he ‘ asaon the | practicabtity, Lieut M bas remaimo at the summit to Gibeodd President G2 exp oration’, but wishout the sient Uatied | make further States Micister to Bolivia, left Lima for his poston the | eft poestbiity ef succes This information tne 60h inetant, | renters of the Bakar can rely upon as being A | stretiy correct, as I baro obisived it fram Our A:ptrwali Corr | an ucdoubted eooree Tho chject of the Brosklya’s nv tovchisg tu et Boca Cel Toro, was to receive om board Aarerwals, Her. 36, Licutensut Morton and oubere of the tapographie. party in Brig Winthrop af Santa Murla— | Le not cetained there beyon! to» 15in, eke ovght to arrive at Norfolk by the 931 cr 24ta tost, lo com quence of rickvers ou board the United Stites sloop of warjst. Mary’s which 1s confined excius voly to thal portion of tbe crew Who were Ou shore during tho Seizure of the Ament Highhanded Procecdinge of the General Government— Resignation of General Herran—Defea! of the Govern- | meni Troops ai Gaira— Mosquera Marching on the Capi ‘ r jad ‘ ” Ont tepedi- | Jotot cecwpetion, It haa been thought advieable to saad REILLY ee ee ce ee | The vex) to Tarogn, and ehe accurdiogiy lett the barbor ton, de. de | for that place on tue 13.0 fost Some sixty of the moa By tho arrival of the British stoamer Der weot at this | are down wita tho sever, wbich, however: is of © mild v te t form of the tbtermittent Bort ou th: Gib inst, wo have recived later mews from | form ofthe inuermuent. One trom the the Interior. | Mexicsu const, arrived here mn tho 10h last. Hor From several newepapers which I baye bat the good | cificers ant orew aro to be relieved ine few weoks— ‘ ne 3 cay Che Hellen Uhew relief being exoreted ont in toe eleamer that ortune to see I copy if to eat from New York on the 2st fust rien Orig Winth >, which ar Toe Veiled corve.te Narragany’t} mailod The cargo of the a} eral government, why had where a vows It Fe. aten- moevs uptll rele Z ‘ a he tease, HOM OF firg clfloer bobtgomery t Koop @ voesel of war in applied two thirds of the cargo for tae use of the $/902%, | that port 10 prouct Auerican luteresta, in the absence of gad the other o&e third to bs sold to fhe pablic QCiplom tie agent Onited Statee—Mr Olay, our Mr. W.C Foater, an t Miniter, baving te od States. Tho ’ of War are uow United States fo aa fosowing abi rested by an cflioer of amout for golng Unitet & stoops Cyaae wad Sb from Cartosgona to Santa Marta witboat a passport, tp Mutine, , 5 eine bs the thane A gemtbert Grom the Unites ef which oft Southamptoa for St esa shee Tyee eerste. corn geisha Hs n tbe 190) of Ostoder 1s suppose! to Stator Conrel. Tro boxes of epacie, containiag 95.009, | fous accident Her maile aud pas on the way to Bogota, had boon eoired at Santa Marin | aeng 0 due at Arpinwall on tha 612 lostant, aad by tho general goverament, who are atil! io possession o¢ | he It now over duc ten days Mr Headersoa, the newiy by tho general goverament, eho are still in possession Of | 4. auisted british Coneal for this port, ts presamed to be the The money belonged to American citizens On board the missiog stenmer Madero bad boon sent out reversal times wiih a force of The United States # * ner Saranac aad sloop 14 raat—the 100 40 200 men to divperte the Indiang of Bondas, who | fT™er from San Fravcit% and Mexicsn ports, and the iatter from tlenuiule Aso DoU'ly Expected to arrive here; esting the city, bo always returmed | aid the Cntted Siates wteam gorveue Wy owing,, with og anything | + United Mates Minister to’ Pera, yon thih pines oh tas Shh of 80 fly on board, la expected oo of w rout the 20.4 b on takea down with dy enent Jamee H Moore, United States Navy, and ever, having been fed, sives their arrival, on to the dag ship Lavontwr, dtd at Llme, bes Galt Sank.” Oc Gar ERNE A Onebic tha’? kne 18th Oct ber. He was bariod with the usaal ; = pes: 4&1! bie fuperal was attended by the fat St, Marthe, from St Thomas, with afew a eters in Pers and Boivia, the Brazilian which bad beoa geet there to keep them from belag nd by tbe officers ‘Tom the Wyomt ig, the Bri a ahaa t 5 ae Ma ¥ tich ebip of war Vixen and store ship Naiwl, berides a be . _ “ large member of itz o8 of Lima ant Catling — Hits remsins Veoenuciea pyrteagor oo the Viper, was | were interred tp the Protestant Ormetery, Bella Vista i in ce leprived of allow | Licuteraut M was a gallant officer, mn On the cof two | tho aliegbanians have been girtog concerts tn this city pecer oboel Grugzaies, Was attacced at | for the last two werks, which bave been weil attended e hundred nad tity of the national trom They bave receotiy virited the South dea Isiaat# and alt commande? by Arbouda, Veco wad Madero; aftr an | the Princioal places va Loe Weat Coast, sod proceed from action, whith sed from two to six o'cloce PM, | bere to the dia Islands beford returning to the the Inuter retired kaving fitees dead aod carrying | United States, ca thirty five wounded 04 the part of Goauies there | | Senor Dow Jone de Obaldis, the late popular Governor of lea wounde?; among the latter were | the State of Panama, leaves bore o8 the 16:n instant in 9 4 J. 080 Leon. oi aasd Lisaie Csey Gea, the Paoama Ratiroad Company camer Guatemala, for bis bome ta Chiriqui coulinuer aguteat Ponads and Cot Exso havo retired trom tbe serelen, bere being wo troops to com mand. a " yhaving @isbavded Qa, Horena bad + poumtment ar Commantor In Uri Yar croes. The peoyle of the State Pawama, Nov, 15, 1800. The Dres dent of Chile in Bad Odor— Coming Presi ‘entia® ad Ged. Gerren @ pow Election The Proposed Confederation of the South and ratncat, Cetermirod by Bustala at ail | Contra’ American Siates—Comdition of the Silver Miner— chat | 7h0le ot Falparaiso—Belew Again tn Bolivia—B-uta! iruus ty Atrocity — Ketalratom— War with Pera More Probae— axicet th to was | Barthquake tn Bouador, de, de. interior of the State with e & order ia we strong force Gen Horran’s pame hed boen withdrawa as canditate for Préitent, tm coneequeves of whtub pisce #mong te coneervatives Gen. Herren attri The Airgitsh steamer Callao, (rom Valparaiso aud inter- er diate ports, arrived here om the 6th inst, with two weeks Inter advices from the West const. Her dates are Va paraiso, Oct. 18; Callao, 20ib, and Paita, Ist toast, CHiLE. Tho President of this republic has askod Congress to coutines the extraordinary powers with which be was inverted in the Inuter part of 1858, during & period of great ‘exotte ment and whee the peace of thecouutry was menaced by civil war. The proposition, coming as It does at a time of prof.and pence acd op the ore of the clestions, hes Fae 8 = lb met With @ vigorees opposition in Congrors from ths The letters cf (mpi, Saoclements, Socretary of State, | MB0rity, Who denour ce it as unconstitutional, the objent 1M Peres regimen’ v9 arovioan ve pernaas he | detox, af they contend, to close the ports of the coantey should cheove fur bis et oipistration | 01 Tn cor cl the Ltwrt trom Gapmee ty Arboleda, of date ot | MEMES large umber of Cntionn citizens, who, having October tap Piet ¢ aust nt | Bev Dantened by the proseut administration upoa mere ucceeted in quel oorrillae ef | turptelos of thetr hostility to the g Lander and Buy noe. 9 | wandering about ta exile. This, toae Oana with og 0 ¢ preposition of a law om e@tyil ronponsibility, the withararal of his pamg the ganeral government Morqcere be. crossed the Quiadlo with 8,0u0 mea oa bis He wal gers to Bogota with desjiateher, aed wito with letters from Aros Bante Marts Ou bis return from Bogote b d that be way a scoret agent. A yosduade and pri rate lotiers ware dis tet of @ rossbava bok Whisa was shad beou orcoret Dace to Bogorn; the second oi Timon, Companee of tight nuntred | claimed the etiontion of for come time, eed men, wee fiving at Piste, ant t@ Tots diemo. coo been the subjectof angry debate, has protacea posed of the mititia of Antioguta, het dod, of exovtemens through ut the republic fav 4nd coud pot be relied upsa ’ | Toe prisoners tacen ministration are organizing in y, aad — eoateet sual an) port | Te minister of Foreign adure hat suceiited hiv re ® Oat Arovieda nat | port to Congress, in which It ie stated that the guve to attack the « ai | relattone cf Cpile with foreign Powers are in Vided bis forecs into two parties—se of to bagaret | & moth eatisfactory ondition, with every pros men vader Col Madero, atd- te otner of two huasre! | ject cf a suill greeter improvement by mane and firty commanced by arboi~da bimecl{ Tas intention | Of commeroul trmvie®. A consiiarable portina or wat t get the revolationiata between t#o Grea, Dut | the report is Geroted to the a@issousina ot the aw through inlamaoagement oa the part of the grvernmeat | ject of @ coefeceration of the South and Centra! Amor troops they were ilsooverod and attacked Dy sho revola | ce States The government, says te reper tiopiets, and Mudero act Arooleda were but defestol. tbat tovwer or later, hie wetom be The governweut forces Yetired bak to St Martha, and | the niph political coomceratinns out cotmmace ad eantag. till BAG posses non of it when the Paniagenes lot Ta | wbiod seem to favor it, lar from bolog weakened oy United States steam floop Mr okiyn arrived here on ingre Of time, acquire greater furoe every your, Tae ‘Th inet. Lagvoa. | government i resoy to premote, 50 far a0 pesanible, soon of the | & voion, bet in the inte ia the State of Santander and tho Coaserr of Bogota | Were CODES!" lng ag By the steamer from St. Martha on the Lien, \s expected to bo one of ich arrived at thi Kobe O8 another exper s ae Gia by make thor mirvey, and he then’ would by are to aay pat tively whether the read it practionbie or got fas eoak- lpn loft on the 12:0 for Uniriqa!, sat exponen tae be lance of the Surveyors Wools D9 Where Meatiag ber ar rivel, and would Immodintoly take ner departure for tae United sates, Toe Go rernor of tila State bas aypointed the noe P-» Upton Whieb has been pening belore Coogrers (ur f ears There 1A polhing ia it that oomstiures © jengae bosweea the goreromente; its ton toucy s only Wo Oriw the different popalitions wearer to ore emotber, apd level the bartiors which spe | rate them ard retard thole prosperity soi wegran & © ¢ © AtwerTAlog to the troxty, exoa rep. ment | He remates in full of tte fanepeatencs and fect for this departmest in the portoa of Soo vr Sse > Manoel Vill-verse, & Gulored mao—s perma guts for ve ’ office, 8 mash fiom bit Hor aR from AY tewovity, Cas ‘reel tnvalves, foreign residents of Unis. plane do mot like tar app riat the hartte of their respectiee Coaatrits, ota long for ment, e0d the Goreruor haw Seen Dotidet of toe fare them te tbe ether repoblics the eame righte. th» es , of fermen and pro erty, and the same Cummerom! pro , hey ea) ry te their own Eee fovsidered oply fa its commersial agpacte, toe “oGkt W9 OF growt impor Minee w the proapwity of « Haete comatyios. de Barope the Gusom House maton, ou The Governor bas meleciee proba y the ast “gooraat men if the dua 6 Sor the offort of this dapartmeas All the foreign citigens of Unie plase fegret very mush the reaoral of Sonor 1 Arcee mites Qiesa fa—s pa. man of bg, and who has eRooited his tes as Prefect for tho last two years to « fealomany «titles tbe Zaltvoreta, hes bees Portant advancement, an4 the oe ideas = bas managod several ‘boliviaa canes whom be had proviousiy taken orleoners, and being botly pursued to « small town in Pero, some twelve miles from the Bolivian ita, Pudiic square § The a Sroops arrivivg there a abort Prime alte rewards, dolore ie paid the bodies of their murdered coaateymen ore cold, became 80 oxatpersted that they errosted the au thoritien of tbo Viliege and shot them, purot several houses, and robired to the territory of Bol BOUADOR, Intelligences bas been received from this country vie Poite flores was ett to a of Sees aod the republic was pererally trang Goayaquil was vis. ited op the 27th of Ootover by aeoreia earthqueke, whist destroyed ellivg bovtcs end the eburch’ of San Francirco ‘The shock wae also felt as Palta, and is paid to have been the eovoreat experienced for many yours, : Californta News letme, Moynarous Fxeak oF « Onaz Man — Coe toon Of St. sur)’ catncore! and of the First Congregational lured, at the opposite -orncis of Dugout and Califorata wtreeis, wore yesterday Larown into tomporary constor- pation by the mad freak of 8 crazy fellow, who had ed boméeif in front of tbe groo-ry store oo the south=aet corver with ibe intention, as tt afterwards appeared, of comint og wholesale elaoghter among then. Aw the as- remnbiages were frautng from the ehurcbes this man fred bord barrels of a exot gun, lated with Beven ptsto! Dalle each. a wah of the crowe ay The noise of the ane] #100, nba the possiowty that the maduian might plied with other wenpens, procaced @ paolo aad pects renting, and the coafeson waa curious to behott tor Amitute or A>. sfler tbe fring the man groandet # 3nd bu. vayed Lhe Beneation he bad e with @ regio look of Fattataction et bis own powers and of re chet his fale to eourt avy victiins fle war im ae diatels orrested by eficer Sproner, disarmed gud taken to the ftaton beuse, where it ews Koon apparent that be wercroty He tem pative of Vermont, and ts 87 years of nge —4Ua Cal , Oct 2% Baopriacn’s Fxrovtors —4 J Batler and John A Mo- Giyop wire keurw ty to day in the Provate Court as exe- ccloye of the B oterick extate, and received letters tes. inee. tary —Jeid ts sAuAnAC Ory —The United States etoamer Saranac left te dey for Penama, to towoh at all the way points on ber route owa.—-Ltnd ARMY NEWS. Company BW. P cth tefaotry, have arrived ab Benicia from Fort Cru cori, at whteb place they were stationed Biboe the marsacre Of the Ormsby party last spring. FR) order of Col Wright, in command of the Oregon Depsrtrent, Lieut Gregg, with twenty dragoons, bas taken nip quarters at the Warm Soring Reservation, there te be renoy to repel @ possible attack from @ band of Scvte Inoiave Cay tare Moyorm bak bean ordered to Fort Stollacoom, to Ac. wr Quartermaster of that port. The ehiefe of the Mobave lodians have bad o talk with Major Baller, io command at Fort Mobare, ou the Sviora do, concerning the affairs of their peopis. Anvpiversary of Evacuation Day. The seventy reveuth anniversary of the day on which the Brite fxg war hacied dowa, avd the British troops, who bad made it a scene of crueliy and oppression, marched out, toenter It co more. History tolia ua that at noor on the 26:h of Novewber, 1788, the Britieh troops, a they were obliged todo ro by the ouniitiocs of the ova cuation stipviations, bauled down their flag from the staf #t Fort George, then stationes off the sovtn end of what is cow calied tho Bowling Green; but tho Bri tiabers, feoling keenly their disgrace, knocked of the cleets of the pole and greased it, unresied the belyarcs to prevent the Amoriosa fag being floated Lo the breers until they had Jeft the ecene of thetr late defeat nad Ciegrsce In this the British wore Lot euccass: ful, for Yarkes togenotty was not long to devising @ plat to overceme tho tym BS created by the rotreatio; troupe, id, before they had got out or sight, the aters ac” piiizes were floating from the flog stall, where, a few hours previour, the havghty Britten flag wat unfurled ‘Tui year the avpivereary ot tho event to whi eve wietly alluded occurred op Suoday , henos the celebration of the event will take place Tas aAmertowa Guard, Beverty Ores regimen! ol Abram Vos nd other military corps, wil take part ta The Seventy tnt will parade ta and 69, hkewwe, will the hati 1812, wh) keep up all’ theee “occasions”? hich seems to be not te she boawe soy Oity to ewelt the racke of the bectais i at foreige country, The Brookiva fotk: wit 260 commemorote the tay by suitable demonstrations, The Th rteruth regimect t¢ abpourced for exme exbibt- how tm mocks after which, about eght P M, they effi come over to this etty and parade through #ome of oar thoroughfares, The procersims bers will take tholr uke Up Bronéway to Twenty third atrect, to Madison ue, ty Forty mecond street, and down Filth avenue to Fourteenth street, where they will diemiss, Ms) r Geae (a) Sndtord wi review them at Union equare at eleven eclock A. M., ard ‘bis Hooor Mayor Wood witl review them at about one oolnck at the Filth Avenue dotel. The Vetoran corps fre @ salute on the Battory at twelve M_ They aro to be escorted thither by the First company Vontin ata Guard. Interesting Cathoste Ceremony. LAYING THK CORNKK STONE OF THB FIRST CATHOLIC CHCRCH UF HACKEABACK, NEW JEKSBY—DLSCOURSE ¥ KEY, DR. CUMMINGS, OF NRW YORK, ETO. A coremony of a highly interesting character ovearred yesterday a: tho village of Hwkeusack, Now Jersey. The village is located on the Hackensack river, about Ore mies from Fort Lee, and io the township of New Barbs Coes. It is @ beaatifully located vilinge, full of Bistorion: and revolutionary reminisceaces Oa the bridgo, ceat the village, a blooty straggle took place betwoon the American revolatwoary forces and the Britishers, Ie was nettled originally by the Duteb, and ts 200 years etd, which is considerable thing to my for # Village ta Ne Jersey. Our repertor left ths elt s BTCA Ligh! of soe Carboll coburct ty thie etty Plearant oa arrived ai Fort Leo, whore tho Anclit, ao Te Amnited th p te » Craw duck t of che Joreey atmorybere = The frigt Gay did uct proven’ an tmmeute throng (rom este pilag ‘St the foundetion cf the new Catheton oburch whicn is Delag erecred there, and pavtently awaiting the t'me ap Rain ica for the cxeroiges to commence. Lp cite tera ‘d out tu large rombere, wd quile # respectat aper, Buch ® AceuO As the nt to be coamted “x quite mflicient $9 draw to “brine Mee tate tbe cutire Peptiation | an teol J ip the interior of wae, ew Je en the whieh the tabab _— Of the pI ace bad an opp bearing a tor om cee in their own midst The weva! cer ough in the moss dign ities & mapuer by Dr © PRR. remand R attired m the @scertotal easssek and Clergy wen proceeded to the ground pe Ny ter ut tw 0" dook P after the Meuies of the Catholic Ghurch or the May tog of a coruor store were fone throvgh, the Prove eas laid by Dr. Can Tiivgr, who teu eolivered « abort bas eloqnent dismourse, te @bicu be alluded to the Is) ng of the corner sone the bew church, ard the good moral eff ct it would not il Lo prosuce OH the inhabitants of the townnotp; the bistorical trots of «bich the looallty bonete; the nature Of the Catholic tetb which wae given by Crrist ty bis sports, ard by them to thelr succeRsore in the Catholic Church; the advantage of having # bew ohurch, *hore the oo gregation, a rusty Bunerout Would grow aba multiply ara “gran of tard seed, Anicuowded by sn admoatiija to thy Ca tien ¢ ee pecially present to live a bcly [1% becoming Cariatians We peace ave good wil! wi b all around them, €0 ty might be sn exemple to the word A lioeral eo lection tp Aid of the buticing fund wax shen ¢ keo flop and the coo- Pag dirpererd —Srbsequently ® oa nittes waited Commtoge o tted him t presen agaio tn the Villege Re kono AF COVERIeat The bul uf ths congroga- arermdid came from very remote mp Ry of tigbbortng villages uf Lodi, Fort Lee, eter viens the or give party asin rmumed Nbeir carriages and crore beck to the Bouse of Dr where ® repast of Ube most bore churehes fe this district, where, inces yeare ago, there we notone OF Auilil is the wdetstignble pastor of both wad weir Wide eyieat ait vumerous Congregations Broo ym Clty News, PEKING OF CANAL BOATS —Dartog the guia ou daturtay Hight sore cipal beats, loated with cost for Samus! Thom peon's & Nephow, punk new the bara Aeppuy by livre Were ket The Deeds, covets Abd fuer bore, werd recued lodets g* th the Firat precio Preres vo Dear = Yesterday mor doerph ery eas found Worm to OOKth 1a & ear pen tarts shop om stent eaten eat Chioteo arenne Noting ko owe of the wen mor Of the Cunt Knit tepetios dim to take refuge in the chop or sy cond & Bight Bat ih ClreOWIRIA OH IF @ BATTER Common tary OF the wudden ehmege of the genal Indina Summer t) the futoase cold of Biki wtower, NOVEMBER 26, 1869, CRIME IN NEW YORK. Present Condition of the Police Force—Num! ef Arrests and Amount of Property Secured—Quarterly teport of the Superintendent of Polive, du. s Nuw Yous, Nov. 1, 1860 is00"} fo rus Howorsnus tum Boagp oF Maruoruutax Pos (Commesonuns — enmnes the sesal guarer of tho ut My 800004 quar rop ort respeotfully — a om Pom fe omitted from the Office In- exhivtt ta detail the of in those cities special end detailed 7, ing 1 O63 mon, and the catire “taie number 1 report During tho quarter I have endeavoret to in- " boa) of tha force, by dispynstog with as J service as could be syared, but 1 ouly eu. Afow more may yos be added to ‘this puwbder; but nothing cau dono in that way to acquire the geo poo pe nc tg othciency of ser- Vot xe comands. nianecaae iN MEW YORK. In my endeavor Ws show, in the report of Last qi tartar the jhe acy of tue Mitng force to eff-otuatly the city of New York, I prenentot au aggrogate of aM mile of stree’s and tere at thy lino wo 99 protecs-a. ‘There figures fail to woow tao ful exwot. thay merely the loog ih of tao sirecis, except ta she fow cases Where atreels Bre Loundarios between precincts. Tae true live Of guerd amounts to 60S miles, Oviog nearly double the quantity befsre reporss1., Waen a oi sia guard properly periorme bis Cuty, \¢ ts not Buflloient that he gbould keep a watebful e;e upon auspicives porsous, bus each bolldiog or olber premisce ould oe cacotully Bord \inized on every tour, ty ciscover ehother the thief cay Pot have already entered, or tbat the negiigeace of whe Occopans maj here les open tho easy admission. This requires that bot the at ehould be psteoded, end correspouding ly increases the eb of tho lise tw be pro. lected after making & fatz allowance for siok- gees, which durtog the quiirier wes 26 31100 men por dar, sitnoot teclsaing excesanls wrevsce, tne numder 06 patrot duty a: atime did Bot exco-d B18 man; gly fog aa averngo Hine of gused of L OTT100 miles for ach war, ehject 0 be lengthened sy vxasionnl abe teaces and by double pair i, bere circxmstances my mrke i neceeeary, to Lot lvep thar aa average of two aatles tom beat. PALROLING IN BROOKLYN. But, in the city of Beootlyn, we sores tag obvi ously "inanequate, tbat tt soaroely requires any more wo make tt roapiiest tban @ referess. vo ths largsaces of te povul ployed for tte prot bremebt of the opened aad regul eentec to view, every pers lack of ecourity wich 1 provided, aad thy amoult of protection Puch @ Pandiul of mea hare afforded as thore dving uty to shat chy. By refersooe w Tibia 4, No B, it Wili De seen that there wre 455 miles of strcets abe pier Ib Brooklyn, AbIG one HWE OF that bamone of mikr tw io tho Rigbth aud Nunta preot cts, comorisiog ta tbeir lupits muon territory very ttle improved by ould tgs; Dot kde remsining 218 aties of atreotsand plo & bave Weir two sides to gaerc, aa well aa the sirecte to New York, aod preseot s ine of grard of 436 miles, th upmber of men to prform this duty, after dedaoting the 4ge or ity cick of 8 22 100 wen, and the two Furail unde whicd arc in Coarge of the Sighth aad Ninth pre cipotm of 20 men, hems rs eniy 142 Mpsteolmen, one-nef oply of whow areop patrol at & time, camels, Tl mea andthe Protecting the Cecsely Populated pare of Brooxiy'a, are required to guard @ line of 614100 orce there, vefore it may be made necoasary oy & more itoperlous demand DISCIPLINE OF THE FOROS The lmproven ent ia thy Oucipiice acd personal deport- ment of the mombsra of the furca within tho last few months We eo apparent that it ts useices for me to do more than alinoe to It, Alshough in 6 largo degree this ts due to the eff ris of the capable officer who discnarges #0 fatisavtorily the Cuties cf tcstructor, aud who, by nis example as soil a& bis toschxg. bas infused a’ proper aprit du corys, yet bo # witli greater degree Ie Loe promps and impartial action of the Bard ory comp! end the certainty of an infliction commonsa rate to each effeoce. I heartily cougratalate ths Board on the dimiuished number of complaints, while I fest Batieved their Cecremse bas uct beeu produced by oolla fon of Legugcvoe. DETHORVE POKOR Tam confirmed fo tne views exprosted in last — relative to the mapper sbich the deteotive should be operates. Bat Tan not yet prepared to eos Pre tho detail of @ plan by which all the tmprovemeut becesaary can be produeed. I boxe to be adie to pro- duce them in the vextregalar report. The plaa of tn tercbapging this clam cf officcrs for officers from other placer, nan mrt with gevera! approval, 20 far aw opporta ity bas permitted me to as erwin the views of persone tm authority clsewhere. [am pot, however. prepared to eeens the Sa eae loterviews, where the sa> Wee conridercd, wetil afier more formal eorrespon- feuce shall Dave taken place It 18 proper I should make record of toe satiffactory manner tn which this braach of the force bas performed its duty daring the quarter joet bamingted purt for tereas hor foree chables me Lo pro nis. a great 1m) © thie brancb of the service so B00n as the Ire reacy ‘or use, avd toe other contemplated ohangos We twtrodaced. lo advance much bas boon dows to tDduce wtivity end ueefunees; much, howover, rematat t) de cone 10 bring this braveh vp to the cesirot eisntard of wtinty. Toe rial of #bieh tule portion of tne force & formed could Bot Dave been otter seleoted, but it Is taparie of iceiving @ higher etale of persousl discipiiae tan It bas yet atarined CONDITION OF THE FORCE. The jeg rg thing the physi a! coaartion of the mom ters of the force to the of New York rematos an- @erged Tho autumnal season bas had no percepuble Glec: upon them. Bat the Same Carvol de ssid of ose tn the city of Brook yu. Oa refereace to tabies aud BQ, it will be seen bat (aye pause éifwrence is Dy attributing t to the dedotency in sscommocations provided for tne force dotog daty ia the alier elty. CHANGE OF MEnCHERS ‘The change of incnbersbip in che forse daring the term embraced the following:—Rosigaet, 2 captars, 6 aor nots, 89 patroimen, 8 doorin-m, Cismisned, 1 saptain, [reverent 19 pateol’ven, {uortens, deceased, os, § puirel mee, Lcoorma:; promot, sppolutes, 1 captsia, 8 sergoans, i pe peaeen aad oo ana? PrECAL © ‘Tho whole number of ourtanaing tion of we © ax cation of Justice rehool No 86. New York, jan iry indivivuels In city Brooklyn, 16, to enpdry todividaais in Kiogs couaty, to sundry :aiviguais in Westebo ter county, 9; to dry torvidasis in Richmond county, 13 Of thie nam ber, ater excepti g Lovee held pRolic cf ek, there Coes Lot apposr to besay which thoa d rematd unrevoxes. ep oe thay ero ever Could bave existed ty ty tho Utility Of the Metro olitan polio ts em «benever a ep cial commission remains servi sable, it ie time it wae revalied avd tue reguiar force properly em ployed in te place. I gesign makwg & spscta report oo Ue sudject as e000 at Lam avis to apply bo thowe eps ial appowteces @ Suita jlo tert for ascertataing thew ubility. IXRPRO fons ‘The labors of the D at ict lnepoctors hare been groatiy fervicrnbis ta ori giog forward tno improved effi nevey every Whe Loticcadic to the force, The enproach unrformity tm the manor of Keepicg the becom atiaiue, proved concits Deusen geveraiy epp watel moothly report, for the three months Ls the , We Derowito rob nitted, tu wmich W ehown tne 26.0A) COECILiUD ef each BLAvOD bused tu kbe dincist - Station MOUS 18 We important, go wees for toc general bealth of the ‘Whe force then for the efllctrwoy of the ser required w perform, that the station counee Wo they wre obliged Ld teudeR sous aduaid be cligibly located, comvemient of accems, and euiflsient ty mple wo CrmeHsions to lurnieh every fevluty for ove @eoting Wbercio the efficis! busiaers of te precinct, wish uch swrepiog @partunens end accommodations for the ase of the moo off patrol Guty as would enable them to ne properly recap rated beteeen tours. The toca-upe for Lboee under arrest, aod lodgiog rooms for the gouse lore ought to BOD constracted as to be la & separate puldiog from that te which the mombders of the forces we lorged, and every inducement should lee aa out 0 Crorege We Mek 1a Mainiaiciog harite Aiton Seventeenth being detective la having oolls aad rootnt 10 (he bavement—a total 0° nine tiation hous Ia seroud Clars comprisen @ desoription of baliting ficlent in many of the eonvepimnees tbat @ etation jure Ought to porsers, where they have eee. aut for the parp *e, they doen ote t on to enn tracted @ tox'e to afford tne Coaventenves needed; Dat 10 meny Case bey are old ——- eo, waich ‘bare ere ome ter ted te ta vow Yor ero Pir: thome to the Piret, toomd, File Fourteen sh aed Twenty tated preainate. and te Bro eiye Where wre two FUND, Cit. Chowe im the dood ant Biguen precimess fhe Istier our is suilicientiy Large for toe fore BOW qonrtered to 11, bot wll De found 10 de to» contrasted tor a Groe of any efiotonoy. ‘The thire clsee tm Now York pas soterabiy fatr avon morations, but aro most tne mreateauy locatel thers ms Se Tauth a2 York, preciwots, and are sibuatot ‘markots, which, beside the ee reat difloulbios oF (these tho prisoners’ celie arc In the trird Grupken prisouers bave to be tified to inet der 60 pul Ubem ia & piace of sxfoiy. Ths t ro claes ia Brocktyn—iaoee ta tas Fourth aud portess nothing to recommend bea. y ildiog Whore @ firo engius boade takes up a arr @ cit! mrt asariz or quite ry, Kaviug the attic and bssement for cele, ii toe court aad fire eomeny te the premises tere would nol be ion for such a force a8 i¢ required other is very wadty ia the , lodgers, otfics and the dorml- ‘cha’ge, atl on one floor. aT scsroaly know bow to, speak. Ta they are located ta tae Third, Savuath, twelfth Preoincts, and preneat so ‘little of = aocommodation of the i g E i 5 32 z rreaninat | Eee oe se 1 a ; r Filie a progress, to exerciee the law clothes sbem «ith, and at onse on for station houses in these J preoipots ea the sar vice requires orek 7 reap aim ore yaaa ta tagard to it every 1 larly @ to nas, I mead the Commissioners wo 6 course in onder to mupgi? the aveded ‘000m. mene sTesouid gay that the Corporation of Ni ® eay re by a slow process ereoting «new Louse for the Presivct, and are rebuilciag one for the the Corporation of Broo lyn are ereot- Bew building for tho sixth, But Ilitle or no pro grees bas been made by ctther in providing for the ra- maining dve hourvs. The building now erecting for the Sixth, in Brooklyn. bowever, is on the #-00g principle of being constructed for a court house, with the apartmouts of the police force ag an incidental.’ It is to be hoped that this will be the last effort of this particular atyie of faise eoonomy. ARRBITS ‘The number of arreats mate by ths force during the quarterfwae 24 676, Of tho persoas arrestes 16,826 were mac, and 7,760 were — of tha whole onm er 174 could read and write, 781 could reed oniy, and 6 272 ould peitber read vor a 12.612 were married, aad 11,864 were pingle Ono m every 08 46 (00 was a colored a. Nearly one fourto Weoluaiog colored persons, Goro untives of the Uclwe Gates, aud’ over tires artes were of foreigu birth in order tw present as near proach as poerible to an avurage of Lue ages of the purscnis Grrested, I wi! sta that of tie wholv number of both sexce 12,962 were unter 80 ', Sod 11 624 were ovor 30 yew of eye. Of the maics 260k wers betweaa 10 aad 20 year, 6 247 were Detweon 40 aud JU years, 4 612 wore between 86 and 40 yeark; 2829 were between 40 aod 50 jour nd 1,074 were ovr 60 yearn of age Fur off -acee proyerts the pumber of arremw@s wero:—Males, 3108. femvics, 627, tal, 8632 Aad for cif uses against the person or ihe puviie po: peace th 16 were— Males, 13 82t; females, 1,123, torsi, 20844 Tas amonut of asosctained Dy Off: ners againat proporiy ts $86 967 €6, of whion tho value of $26,012 O1 hae been remyvered. To aidition to which there oas bron recovered $59 254 76 of property sto'en from places out of the Mosrypolitaa Police dis trict. i HH ile cy Byex< He ie <5 MISCELLANEOUS The report of Office Luepeewr Carpsuter shows a vart emount of inc:deatai duty performed by the fores ta tne city of New York, whic may bo mmmad up a fol 496 Inat ebiidren ecnt to the Almshonas 1 643 Wet Chhidren restored W porents or guardians. 456 sick or disebled persis aristed. 286 norees found as'ray and restored ty owuers. 84 Dorees aud vebiclos reatoret to owners. 365 torre found open smd soursd, 840 dwellings (oued open and soeured. G6 firce altenced by msm rere of the foros. 82 fires extingotsted vy poltoun 17 persons a.curo’ ‘rom drowning by the pollos. 18 sbandoned ii iau's cared for by bne poles $26,727 taken in chargo and restored Ww lod, others 11,828 deetitnte persovs furnished with shelter. 9,413 vioiatio. & of Corporation of linances wore ropors od to the propor suthority for action 2 476 victstions of the Siaday Liq ior law reported to District Attorney for action. Ofice Iosjector Folk reports similar tervice performed hy the force in the city of Brooklyn, as follows:— 816 lost children restored. $2,802 taken tn chargo and rostored to lodgers aad others: 1,410 destitute persons furnished with shelter. 148 violations of tho Saada; 46 violations of the Excise 11 violations of Corporation ordinauces, BAMITARY OOMPARY. Tho reports of Serg: ant Lord, of the on of, Brau fo New York, and ‘of ne ing Bernat a eof Brookiya, herewith presented andi dof ter t« be iner-ased. cortvable trom ‘set ‘abor of of this divi Sion uf the force. ‘The New York report shows there bars been 4,662 csscs murjcos to thelr supervision acted rf conatetivg of overflowing sinks, dithy nouses, ds, lore, arear, &e , unrale Ley &o , of whic Bal ‘sethe buwances were wbated by thi 0 departmoat, and 8,72. by the owr ers, under the orders of the department There Fors 1,048 steam boilers examined, of which number 68 were reeled by bydic static pressure, apd seven fouad to be in euch ition ag to require immodiate repair, which, pane A order of the cepartmest, as promptly at wader by 101 slaughter houses, the condiiion of nearly all of which ts reported to be unsaited, ta losaticn and coa- riructios, for the purpww to which whey appliet There were also inspected 1,891 tenemeat houses, which tze located in but four wards, viz:—Firet word, 253 Fourth ward, 456; Sixth ward, 663 Serocth ward 690 teocment house Tne Jompeotioa of those in tft First sod Fourts ward was mate ooly for ennai means of orcape tn case of firo, ventilation, « ery condition, aDs population,’ which tn these te warck how that of 109 of thie class of houses the mesns of cecepe i bad tn 269 of thm, whicu are pop ulated by 11,861 eou's; that 282 are badly’ venstisted, aad 2 aein a'bea wanitary condition Tae population ia ibe whole 709 hontes amon .ts to 22,859, ty which should be added the cellsr popalasion, 10 ail 2,120 souls, ip order tha, 1, may be soon if'tog bomen beings aro packed Sway Thi eon measvremerts were made of the apartmenta in these bouers, by whicw it «ppeare that 2.685 persoas live ‘and breathe in spartmects where the wumor of eadic fect of air Rpace 18 ie6s than 200 for each tadividual; that for T 229 perrons, it ts bebwron 200 ana 300 c foot eacn; Laat, for 8 fees 17 persona, It is octweou 200 aad 40 for € O43 pireone, it in et weed 600 aod its leet setsiou provided that fire cumnection with butldiogs uapro ected. This may be a remedy for wns new, Dut het no Appil -ation to tbe old ones, aud #0 lorg e* Cupidity is por mitted. varcetraived, to dispose of tho lives and hesitn Of the members of the Commun!ty in the manner thet may feom best for ite own interest, tas exist fee houdings qill romain without euch ' improv smeat as Lumsony ud the commua oilaco require. it is therefore nrotesary thet taene provisions of law should be mate to exiend to dolidings already ta exist. ence, Withio a rertopeole tims, to be epecidd And at the same time let tometh ng be done to prewrve a eo freo air of heaven in now as wel: ay for thelr ceeapanes try The Brock iyo reyort shows tat 2 030 cases hire beso acted 00, om bracts, or Doudes, Muks, ap collars cirterpe, oulverts, whion 2041 of tha » mlenaces were absled by owners, under tho o:iers of the Jepart- mcs, AA Ovly DiLe Were OFiiged to be abated by the Department ‘bis Bpenke well for the owaers im Brook- a, eed ebows the, io gevoral, they only require to the proper compisint made, when thoy promptly ae the reux dy reagan The telegraph Copartinent bas rendered its ordlaary amourt of valvabe ho whole sumber of gpossiges received at or geat from the Ceutra! office aloue amouuts Wo 21,011 Curio the quarter, Beside a very large aamber tort have Peseed from one #tation hocks to anotasr Tae Ciroult 16 gow complete to every station bows in the Mevropolliaa Citrict, and is Girect between the Coatral ofhce in New York and the office of tho inaossior ia Brooklyn. Not so many tostanoer of gotitog ous of order ourred. spe @ large proportion of those G11 ovear were cause’ by outside clroumstanses, over whicn taoe tm oharge of tae apparator and the line bad mo control. The report of the P ray Clerk preesute poy 4 ¢ Propert) anal Condition of things ia fos, Daring the of whieh ‘oe | fave which, as givea by ‘The eale of voctemet meee, cader bone te magn Of tne law of 180, which tx plac ery to the Police Life and Roatth Fuad # re = Ite of property bave beem received, been resiored to Owners, the : teats Re 8B Kosenthel, © ieti heat init Politica! Intelligence. ‘Baspmo Our or ms Pantr.—Some of the biack repub- Moan jrurmals, seeing the trouble they bave created and the danger to which their revolutionary doctrines have brought the country, are now very anxious to recede from ¢ elr prinoiples, and are preaching conservatises. But there is one more honest ani outspoken then the reat. We refer to Mayor Wentworth, commonly knows as Long John, of Chicage, In bis paper, the Demowat, ho maintains that tbe principles of the black republieas party are revolutionary; that the “ country cannot maneatly exist bali slave apd ball fron,” and tas “ slavery being @ moral crime,” pba Ae h t Oe these doctrines Wentworth went into the campaiga im im favor of old Abe, and no doubt contributes more to his sucoess in Illinois than all the other papers in that State combined. Too canifld te act the hypocrite, Mr. Wentworth etill eounciates his oberiahed prinoiples, and for this he is to be ostraciued, Here is what the Cincinnati Gazette, tho loading biaok re- publican organo in Obio, says of the Democrat:— ‘The Southern papers continue to quote ibe Chicage Democrat as repuditcan aatbority, aad pretend to byt fs triendiy to Mr. Linoolu, That sbect has long since wade itrelf intamous by ite covert attacks upoo Me, Lin- ‘coln and bis party, and whils ostensibly eu sporting | bin, bas notoriously beca his bitter enemy, desiring his Orsxarives Disctaucen —Tho New Haven Reyister aye more than two thousand men and women have Dosa dase charred in that city since the election. Lincoun’s Cowormsmona (araiot —Vr. Lincoin’s Com- ssional, district, the Axth, i» Itlinois, bas re-elected McClerpand, demoorat to the House of K-preseala- ives by aabout 2600 majorjty, PAGSONAL, VHAMLIE—4OUR RCTE “iROPPaD 18 Post OF. Oia Schon, New, ht" wae a apes oF meet me, cms tie aad pies TH CTRS AMALIM ETBVANE O« “avant, tbe muthor eat since of Henry Slerane, ama i tii, con or bth 2 thea wi ponaa ate tne | Papeies WANIKD-OF MKS. MATILDA HER ey Dee Dents Bevis iby. Oall betwoen the hours of eleven jeaisaccillhied Sailors’ Home, a LIRA LETS£% FUR YOU at MAS = N™ eae own — (TBE LADY WHO Was AT WaLL0K'S 1RBATRR ON Saturduy night acd who tuere met wu o'd, noqasinianen, bin Coutar w taro” by widreasing 8 note, bo hie at tha 2 Untied unre Pos ofloe stating w luseryiew can be bad, Siasing the tnilisis of her bane Witt AR creek AS, jon etree uri thw, Doo, address wo Unplain K., box 136 tieral oilee. ¥ en Coen eee Sle Warten r: ~F‘OM THE PERSONS WHO DRsIKE THR Advertised Isat wees to tare ch: po 4 troxiy 2 sak i ety, the am uat ef thet ow. be uoiesd.” Addren CO. D. _LOST a aND POUND, ANE TO THR PBEWIiky No. 633 WaTBu br fg droves Newfoundland Dug ‘the owner eau hove hes Of expeosss If not called for tm funn) white Rpt os the Fetirrs bln will receiv the above ser OUND—A POCKKTBUOK, 1¢ LEWG & 8taGOMDD men's furolsbing bye r 773 orosdwey The owner cam have i by proving uwnerehip ard paying adverwing ex- Bb bsee, UND—ON 2Hw& atic Ter, IN A HRVAD WAR ow, sum cf loose Money. The omer ga by ng ExpEntOS, euy and pa he Hf} Bhs ll FINDSB rr ner et W a heap. No ath Smseora? oD Lora, 2, a ULBCK DRAWN Bi DUNOVAR 2 ,Sacsiar oo’ ‘hy Sorth diver Bank. for coe headrate dollara, 7 the rrder leverty. payable Now: i'perootare forbid negotiating the sane, » ot veen stopped Of —4 OLOMTEE, DIMOND, PIR: SUPPOSED, Lo brocten jeder will receive $25 rew: a est inet Beceaunee nears > ER Rane OsT—A HAIR BRACELET, WITH MOS AIO SETTING, ‘Thirty trict ei-eet, Pow York to Washing= O8T—A FIRGMAS'S “ADURB, NO. 6, HOSS 7h, hi fin fer will obvige by returwiog it tthe howse: or Sasiuel Naab, €3 ‘Thowiyeom treet ‘= LORTIN, GOIsG PROM THE VICINITY OF onan Sufole etreeta, throag’ Suifolk to D.vision, agnosie arfois’ street. @ Focretbouk, covtaining boat $14 in money and sundry papers By returnng ihe same, writs papers, te geo W Hunter (No 17s Henry street. oF 46 Waakisgion he Endor may ret: 7 bie bia trouble. L854 20 BOY RIGHT YEARS ot and jacket, with bri Fel be theaktal rence ‘Ureene st. Loe comme UP TOWN n A+ FOURTH .AVENUB at-natachea’ “Eston te’ vue pies an retata toy Madioos ran on ra tot House, Twensy seve uth street nod | co Los-28.$ SUNDAY EVENING, A CHASED @oLD Brocelet, ioitiais MM. 8. toa U., fu the veieh’ of Chr atte an. Poverty street romans of $5 a to the finer at: Porayth street, Miss A. OU! Ls ore gs BIOLEN—A NOWE OF ABOUT $6: DRA WH 4 by M.M. Teliman to orter of urceat dated 4 endorsed T or $1584 Novem- Ser 10, thirty days, ‘The pudiic Are cauuoned agaium baying QTRATE! ba or RED S Beat, wow hn THE WS Bac) Diack Cow ras moe aroma or hor p hiie arts wade her belly $5 reward wili be gives suere “oR " RTOLEN—F ROM 15R OORN BB oF Wares and Canal atrvets, on Prides. Row $3, 8 bay . Litas of nae U7ST Any i formar Hou na to tbe abuve w be liberal Rewsrd-o hy me FRANK MORPHY 670 Waver strom, REWARDS. WatD—LOT, ON waTunayY BURNING. sont NO $3 re tween Pieect or mreet nod “owliog Green ‘mine ture Fire Cap. witb » likeores | Rt gold by wald'g ot Riis ot OoNTAO eke isarliog ket inte ci ‘Ub-was, corer of Wasstngtom piace and Broadway. __ SRBOIAL SOTIONS, LAR STA 46 WO 26 Fo bere of olan laden ace eteds wp» = ae tn epecia! ¢ int atoa, forthe nthe pnw tending the fuera <t Susi late bet Serr, at SL Men Tueotay moruiuge By order of te WM Jos A YOUNGS, q RELIGIOUS NOTICES. Ha NRE IVING MOOK LUN TA eas sae i; fe the eo oMeved atl lieward' wore, ap init Fee ber of Bricge mreet. ~ MIMATARY rae MeMaenA OF ‘ate? under (ha naar of Uompsay. Vol Bie val. ace requested to r z deb dat Socio Pom, abe: rae gcteers endian pcg i oe ‘Thre wining to join the corpe are maveettally invited to ate the shove mee! OR SIUREESS, eran, ‘By order of RESTAURANTS. sPRSNOH ao D auimaioay Rasta Kant, KO. 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