The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1862, Page 5

Goes not dare, bowover, it contents itself with giving an official sanciien to the Times, encour- aging the rebels aad practically authorizing the Biting out of English vessels, built by English w nts and manned by English sailors, a pirates to devastate our commerce and—as good luck would have it—its own commerce also. By and by a day of reckoning wilt come for all these outrages; und in the meantime, if The English people desire any more such repre- sentatives and the London Times any more such correspondents as Lawley and his evadjutors, we au supply them from our State prisons on <tomand. The Great Occan Telegraph. {n another column will be found the propo- ‘sition of Messrs. Glass, Elliot & Co., of London, construct the great ocean telegraph cable which is intended to connect Ireland and New- foundiand. Their offer appears to be a most Aiberal one, showing that they have every confi- dence in its entire success. They are men of darge experience in the business; for they have already constructed and laid down three thou- ‘and nine hundred and twenty-nine miles of @ubmarine cable, all of which is in successful ‘operation. The success of the great Atlantic telegraph is 2 mere question of time, and we think a very ‘Uittle time, That the great length of cable can ‘be successfully laid down has been a'rea:'y de- monstrated, and also that it can be worked ‘through its entire extent. This problem has recently been solved by messages having been Sent direct from San Francisco to New York—a distance greater even than that from Ireland to Newfoundland; and even this has recently been @clipsed by an experiment in Europe, when messages were sent four thousand and thirty-nine miles—from London to Turnan, in Siberia. Then, again, tho character of the the ground over which this cable {s to be laid, and the depth of w ter in which it is to be sub- merged, give every promi-e ‘hat, with a cable properly constructed, all difficulties heretofore encountered will be done away with, and com- munication between she Old and New Worlds be rendered instantaneous, perfect and abiding. The great success of Messrs. Glass, Elliot & Co. in constructing and laying down submarine telegraphic cables proves that they have hit upon the proper method of making them. They have one line between Malta and Alexan- dria, fifieen hund:ed and thirty-five miles in length, submerged in four hundred and tweaty fathoms water, that has been in successful ope- ration one year; another between Toulon and Corsica, of oe bundred and ninety-five miles in Jength, and submerged in fifteen hundred and fifty fathoms water, which has been in success- ful operation twenty-one months. Hence we have positive proof that in both length of line aud depth of water the cables of their manu- facture can be made to operate successfully. So confident are these gentlemen of the success of the project, if a cable of their manufacture is used, that they offer cash sub- scription of one hundred thousand dollars to the ordinary capital of the company, and only ask compensation for tine, services and profit when the line is declared to be in successful operation, A more liberal offer than this ft would be impossible to obtain from any parties. We are sanguine of the success of the great ocean telegraph, and firmly believe that not only will it be completed and prove an entire success, but that in the course of a few years all parts of the world will be in instantaneous com- munication with each other, We have no doubt that in a very Hitle time, probably in less than ten years, and perhaps withiu five, the readers of the Heratp will be able, in the morning edition, to have news of events that transpired the day before in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America; in tie East and West India islands, and, if found necessary, from Australia and the solitary isiands of the Pacific Qvvan: Indeed the Heratp wil! then, with the excep- tion of the editorial articles and city news, be filled with nothing but news received the pre- vious night over the wires from all parts of the world. Our correspondents everywhere will drop their letters fn the telegraph offices in- stead of the post offices. ‘The Atlantic telegraph has not been forgot- ten or paseed over, notwithstanding we are in the mjist of all the excitement of a war of great wigan Jt isin the bands of enterprising men and capitalists, who will carry it through, bo matter how much they have te contend with; aud we look upon the energy displayed, and determination with which they push the matter toward completion, as a sure sign of suceces ip surmounting every obstacle, and of the com- pletion of a grand enterprise in which every one is more or Jess interested. It is tobe hoped that the proposition of Messrs. Glass, Elliot & Co. will meet the atten- tion it deserves by all those who are desirous & wee the great work completed. Let there be no delay, no hanging back; let every one put bis shéulder to the wheel, that we may, bo- fore two years more go by, be able to have the news from aM parts of the continent of Kuropo of the day before as an appetizer for breakfast Isvorstat Mestini of tun New Coxeness.— ‘We eee it stated that « petition has been exten- sively circulated in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, for a meeting of delegates from the loyal people at that place om the 25th of tho present month, for the of impressing upon the Presi: @ont a prosecution of the war, and to gustain the ‘recent emancipation proclamation. ‘This appears to be the object of the potition, which is said to bear the signatures of many ‘Gnfluential ottizens.” Now, this comes in very well with the proposition for an informal meet- ing of the new Congress. These are, in fact, the men who onght to meet at Piltsburg or any where else, because they are fresh trom the people, whose views they represent; they are eompowwd of conservatives and radicals. and can tell better what Is needed than an assem: bly of any one set of men gathered together to disouss the affairs of the nation. A mere convention of irresponsible individuals could have no offect en the President; but the deli berately formed opinions of the representatives jnat clected to Congrovs will bave great weight fn shaping the policy of the government. This faabe sort of meeting that should be held, not a moore aecomblags of private individuals, one half of whom may be coatractors, Dicwisstov or Gengaan McOneinan— President Is nn evenly balanced man, lL bla interviews with the border States je bas expressed @ desire to carry all anen the loyal States with bim, and whenever he has made one faportaut change in favor cf the radicals he bas shortly afterwards inade another change in favor of the conservatives. Now, if ‘ne carriva out this plan, which he has practised vas far, does not the removal of McClellan in- Let us wait and see. Secawrary Sewakp ano tH# RapioaL One oans.—The Waterloo defeat which the radicals | have recently encountered at the polls bas again revived their old hatred of Secretary Seward. They now accuse bim of being re sponsible for all the imbevility, mismanagement and mistakes of the preseat administration; and, not content with this, attempt to saddie bir with all poor Buchanan’s grievous sins of omission and commission, These tirades against Seward sow the true spirit of the radical abo- litionists. Secretary Seward is the only mem" ber of the Cabinet who has done bis duty tho_ roughly and successfully, by averting the dan ger of foreign intervention; and he is almost the only member who bas not neglected his own affairs to interfere maliciously and disas- trously in the departments of others. There- fore, of course, he is hated by the radicals, who would be glad of foreign intervention in order to destroy Seward, just as they plotted and prayed for a crushing defeat of our armies in order to kill off McClellan. The people know who is responsible for the ill fortune and prolongation of the war, however. The result of the election in Ohio was # rebuke to that intermeddier, Chase; and close upon thia rebuke eume a popu- lar endorsement of Secretary Seward in the form of a heavy majority against Wadeworth, the pet and accomplice of the inoompetent Se | retary of the Treasury. If Secretary Chase's record were as clear and pure as that of Secre. tary Seward the radical organs might have some excuse for their tirades. As it is, like swine swimming across the Mississippi, they only succeed in cutting their own throats. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Waauennn, Nov. 0, 1862. THR M1SSION OF LORD LYONS, Whatevor may be tho suppositions produced by tho arrival of Lord Lyons tn America, tt is mow almost cor. taip that he does not bring with bim any mowige caicu lated to disturb, at present, the go-d relavens existing Detwoen this country and European Powers, It is said, howover, that ho wtil,ea4 mettor of private epimon, warn Mr “incon of the teudencies of foretga Cabinets, and poiat out to him the circumsiances bkeiy w bring thom to recognine the South. according to iniormatios obtained from a most reliable source, ib would deen that both the Fagiiah and French governments had, {a the be- ginning of the Inst month, arrived at the oonciision that the time had come to take ints serious ovnsideration the question of the reoegaition of the South, It was to thar fend thar the departure of Lord Lyons, which hid been deckled upon for the Llib of October, was po smoned to the 25th. During these Ofteva ays, however, came the news of our victory at Perryville, which consideribiy modifies ibe disvostiions of the English Cavinet, and the change of the Minister of Furgign Aifairs in France, which Paturally postponed ix the Freuch couvell all things oon nected with Amerioau affiirs. All these oircuinsiaaces combiued, together with the approxoting elections im America, which wore presented to Lora Russel) as being caloulated to have & powerful eifect upon our home poucy, induced him, 48 well as Lord Palmerston, to iet Mines go a little longer as they wre aad to wait for (urtnor develop ments, Consequently the Cabinet coanell which they had Appointed for (he purp se o! giving defivitive instruc tions to Lord Lyons was uot beld, wud bis Excellency was ailowed to leave London a3 he came. It is oow beilovod that tho Vabinat will not take any step eonceraing the recogattion of the South till tae moeting of tue next Par- Hament, which takes place in the beginuing of February. » GENERAL HUNTER 10 KeTURN TO THE NvUTA. Major General Hunter will, iva iew days, retura to the Department of the South General [looker ts to take the tel¢ to-morrow, nud as he acts promptly and rapidly, it te probable that the moves ment of the army wii! not be delayed by reason of the withdrawal of MoClelmn from the command. THR CAPTUKR OF WARRENTON. Warrevton, Va., wae occupied by our forces, mndor General Reynolds, on Thursday afternoon, The advanos, composed of the Fifth Vermout and second Ponnsyivanis cavalry, encountered the enemy's rear guard—a malt body of cavairy—on the suburbs of the town,sud iu the skirmish which occurred twelve of our cavairy are said to have been captured. Nu caguaities occurred ‘The whabitante were surprised by the sudden appear. ance of the Union foree, Few of the citizens remuia- There wore found there about one hundred and Uily robe! Rick in cha ge of rebel surgeons, all of whom were paroted by Gea. Stabel upou the oocasive of bis recen- noiesance (e Warrenton a tow dayr before, It te atated that, except occasionally n small detachment of cavalry, no rebel forces bave been at Warrenton sivce i was evacuated by our troops. Among the parcied prisoner* are gome of tho Third Alabama regimout, the Mobile Guard, Fxira Bill Smith is at hi reeidence, nosr Warrenton, nuffering from @ wound received at the Lattic of Autietam, where ho was Acting Brigadier Genera! The rebels are reported to be oecupyiug the Hine of the Kappabannock im strong force, ant it is expected they will how fight at Gordonavitie, The bridge near White Sulphur Spriags was burned on Friday morning. INBERESTING STATEMENT IN REFERENCE TO POSTAGE STAMPS AND STAMPED EMVELOVES. Postage stamped envelopes were first tniroduced tu this country in the year 1853, and although oifered atu price tar below that of the ordinary envelopes of the trade, they do mot as yot seom fustly appreciated by tho public. There has been but slight variation ta the aum- ber of stamped envelopes issued anuually. In 1854 it amovpted to 26,128 600; in 1858, to 63,755,150; im 1958, to 90,704,275; in 1661. to 26,027,000-—tho latter being jese than fifteen per cont of tho issus of reparnte portage stamps, which increased from 55,000,000 In 18h4 to 211,000,000 in 1861. Tho grexter choapvess of go- yerpmeat envelopes, as compared with thees of the trade, is generaily overiouked, because the purchaser of tho formor ia requested to pay the additional chargo of postaze. One hundred stamped envelopes aro aold for threo dollars an! eightcoa conte, while the same nuinber of pi ones, of similar quality, may be procarod for about thirty conta; but to ais sum must bo added threo dotlars, the value ef the postage stamps, which must be afixed ty auch eave! pes before thay can be used in the matis, thus moking one bundred letters cost three dollars and forty cents, or twenty-two conta more than if covered by government envelopes, Hence it appeara that porsons who make use of unstamped envelopes pay for tuem about one hundred per cent more than if they employed slamped onvelopoe, The number of aeparate portage stamps Issued during the year ending June 30, 1861, wag, a2 above stated, upworde of two hundred miliione, Assuming that alike nombor of Dnetamped envelopes were used for lotiers, at thirty-eix cents por hundred, which Is @ very low oetimate, the cost thereof would have been $72,000, whereas govern. Ment envelopes would have cest the consumere only $36,000. Thence orum equal to the difference of these amauote—namely , $36,000—-may be con#idered as actuwlly oat to the public, which ja owing In a great degree to the Want of propor application of the advantage of (be warp: od envelope. Objection fe not unfrequent'y to th envelope a account of either its form lity, OF beenuse of the dauger of government sive @r quae nx beth the envelope aod the postage elamp te id it be misdirected of ott ¢eiteotatiy de faced, Sueh object tho tho Postmaster vevornl bas determ nod, i possible, to remove, andin this end ho Proposes to arrange for ombossing woder prayer fons, the portage etarap op any enve! for Unt purpore by eva vhor business men & enabled to procure stamped eavolopes of form and qua Adapted to tholr own tnetes, which ar 90 varied that | thoy canvet be anticipated by tho Post UMABMepartmert | Tet o believed (ual etationers will ba tadueed to pro trade @itbout having Gret obvained from the Poetmosier General a regalar ieense for that purpose, aud thatall governmees coutraptor for stamped envelopes at Now York. ‘The Postmaster Geners! considers the aso of the Stamped envokipe more advEUtigoous wo ths department | than that of separate staunps, as the address Of the former prevents thom fmm boing "used scoond «imo, while the litte® may be eu used If postinaaters argiect tho duty of eanceling them: To the pablio, alo, they aitord advantuces du addition to those arising from cheapne-a, becauae they are anore con ventent, saving the trouble and delay of attaching sepa- Tate atamps, whicb are liable to be removed, caustug let- tors to be detained for postage. ‘Tho objeoiion to stamped envelejes, that the pomage SB lost In case of misdirection may be. removed by allow- ing postmasters, uvder certain rules prescribed by the Postmaster Gencral, to redvem damaged envelopes RECRK. ON FOR WOUNDED 80L DIERS. A benevoieut cloagyman named Rev. Charles Spoar, bas oou for some time perfecting a plan combining recres” tion and instruction for soldiers in the hospitals, The apparates, which illustrates art and scionce ip & plousing variety, will supply a want in our hospitels where the brave wounded soldiers sre compelled wo pass eo many weary hours. THE BOUNTY FOR NEW YOR VOLUNTEERS, ‘Tho embers of tho Scott Nine Hundrod, « regiment of cavairy enlisted in New York, feoi sorely agyvieved on account of their not being accredited as New York State volunteers. They enlisted as such, and onnsivter them- selves entitled to the bounties and Ind mnities of New York volunteers. They are treated now as United States troops, THE BATTLE FIELD OF BULL RUN. ‘Roe fold of tho Inst Bull run battle presenta @ mos* sickening reene, The felds are strown with dismanticd gun carriages, caissone, clothing, sbot, shell, and the dried mummy like remsins of slaughtered horses whict appoar en almest every band. The limbs of the bull buried deid are seen protruding from the carth; arms and legs are frequontly found upoe the surface of the round, with the muscles and portions of the flesh ati! adboring to the bones,and in sume instances bearing tho marks of dogs and burzards. TBR SUPPLY OF REVENUK BTAMPS, Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue Eaioo has ad Aroened # letter to J.D. Vermilye, Chatrman of the Oom- mitten of the New York Clearing House Association, in which he states that the government now have incruaned factlities for supplying internal revenae stampa, and all orders now in this offics for the kinds already engraved will be Alled before the sth inst. Within a very short time plates for every denomination of the diffyrent kinds Of Btainpe will be finished, and all orders wil! be prompt. ly supplied. ‘Whon thix oan be done ea ordor wilt emanate from this department, giving hotioe that after a certein day atamps must be wind, or the ponalty will bo enforced in ali cases whore stam): can be prompuy fur- nisbed by the government on appitcation. PERSONAL. Benator Crittonden has arrtved here, THE MONITOR. ‘The Monitor toft Waabingion Navy Yard yoatortay evening, and passed down the Potomue river. IMPORTANT FROW TERME SEE. The Position we) Affaire at Nashvitle— Arrival of General MoCook’s Advance Reported Evacuation of Murfreesboro and MeMinnioville by the KeboismTDhe Destruction of the Greater Portion of Breau’ 4 Stolem Property, &e., &c. Lousvimse, Nov. 9, 1602. There was no asauult on Neshviito np to Friday even: ing Nothing bas beea beard of General Polk, Un Wod nesday night the rebel plokets on the Murfreesboro, Me Minnieville and Frankly Pies commenced skirmabing Kdcht hundred of stokes! cavalry charged upon Stara’s cavulry and drove them withie five miles of Fraaklin. Meanwhtis & rebel force, supposed to he Morgan's, rande 2 dash on the new ratiroad boiage perth of Nashytile, but were rovulsed, uta lnas im the various skirmishes, ong killed, thirteen woonded, and three missing. MeQ0ok's advance reached Nashville om the aftornson of the 6th, It istreported the rebels hava evacvated Musfrecehoro and MeMinnervills and : ove t) Chsttanooge, that General Joseph &. Jobason arrived at Chattanoage aud agsusmo! comtoand of the Departinout of Youncsses and Norte Aisbaroa, Be Kinri¢ge’s command {3 at Chattanooga, Deserters from the revel urmy bay Brave was obliged to deatroy met of the property captured by bis forces in Kentucky to provont ite falling iuterBuell's hands, The recent act of Congress imposing tax of three son every troy oung? over furly of aliver plate used by families oF individual renders @ tab ¢ similar to that ad giver below usofal ib Pay iament, 1 [his country ja pound (sixteen ounces) taine 7,000 graina, and a pound (t 6,760, in an ouree avoirdupots there « 437%, aud in an ounce troy 486 crains, nearly 11-12ths or 0 011468 forty ounces Troy are equal Wo forey eonveniont. iy an act of the h, we bolivve, nas been aoptert mi Avoirdngois, 44 ounces are equal to Pere 2ne s no allowance 18 beget but sy ounce tm taxed 80 sente: hence the’ tax on avoirdupols of oid pute Ie 464 conte: ou ten ounces Wear, it ie $4 66; and om 100 cancer aveirdupo itis $43 8) city Intel) ‘TUM LATR PIOQHT OPPOSITE MILITARY WALL, PCWERY. TO THR RDITOR OF THE HERALD, Taw im your paper of last Wednesday an account of a fight which took plece in front of Military all, in the Bowery. You elated that the fight took place in the house. Tapas that nether of the mon was io the honse that dvy, and had pot been for two weeus. They met by accelent that day infrentof my place, ead hac thoir Hight 10 the ttreot. poescrnact 8. HARGREAVES, Proprietor. The Q MOKE COTTON CAPTOKED FROM fT! RBELS. |From the Now Orleans Deita, Oet. 16.) Tho Nritistischoover Gino, inden with ove hundred and Arteon bales of coton, which cleared (rom Berwick’s Bay for Havang, was rocentiy capturod_ by the United States steamshir Hatteras, Commander Kinmous, off Berwick’e Bay, end brovght up to the Point yestorday. Sho had a regular Confederate clearance, purperting to heave been Voi ph ip the Teche Lretri : car tain Lond ed by Mr. J, F, Alloa, formoriy a sto ¢ y- ON FROM INDIA IN eT n the London Nowa, Oct, 26. cotton {ato Liverpool fi 1a Hombay st) though the bat woather reported iu (he : ly retard the progress of a great umber of bomeward bound Indiamen now due at Liv pool, On Monfay the arrivals trom Bombay oopriaied of six large ebips ladon with cottor having og board 8,479 Wal vtton , Camperdows 4,033 bales: Fuicika, with 4,196 below: Pericles, with 4,768 batch, and Mathi!ia Athing, with 1,989 tate Copai ler- no small mnlos which haya taker place ia Livorpook | e inet week or sc, aod tho large y rg Bag a | Imported from tho Kast, the @tock in ‘hand tmuet b Bret deal more than pe ple supper @ Departures. ATM, ' uw Ketite, WB Pony, sine Neri ky Capote and tats M Plaix, ¢ ec Dreve Vids thomeaelvos with es of stamped envelopes iB ci i nee 7 + sulted to the wants ¢ f enstomers, making saeh May ree oie RG eavelopos, equally with tbe ord.uary oustampat article, @ werkt, a pi fa f portion of ete trade, It 18 deemed o Kucter, hey 1 regular portion toe fn J a i Hammers: aid, i podient, however, as @ pracavtiva against fravt, | PY ee Neier ‘Viog J Bivwe, Mary © Ans c f eater iotu sveb A Recon AT Wigatras W Unaie, that no o0e be pormytt to eal wy sveh g ten, yA i My MA private parties desiring to have their own onvelopee stamped, must be satisfactority shown to be of good standing, and be required to have their names printed on the envelopes, They will them, ow paymont of tue | Nei AL ie wt 4 WN yee ley Buck—Col ines easels Credit) magi weeds Bane AUKUN NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1862. dicate an important change in the Cabinet? | postage, ebtatts permit ww have tho work Jone pi. AAS SERIOUS FIRE IN BROOELY ” Destruction of the Bedford Avenue Cathotic Orphan Asyium. Two Hundred and Forty-eight Children in the Building at the Time. TWO LIVES LOST, Rey Ken he A disnatrons fire occurred in irooklyn yesterday morn- ing, involving Lhe dontr ction by Gre of the tomas Cacho lic Orph a Asylum for boys and the buss of two lives, inmates of the inatitutioa. tho butlding wus of brick, five etortes fp beight, one hundred and fifty foot front, meinding two wings, and about one bundred (eat deep, It ocoupkd @ apace of Growud consisting of fourteen iota, ‘remiing on Hedford avenue, betweea DeKalb aod Willoughby avenues, wud extending in tho rear to Sponcer strect. Tne structure Was erected 1m 1866, at @ coms of about $25,000, and un® Proverents have rocenty been made to the amoun of about $5 000. ‘The accommodations were sufficient for three hundred and fifty children, xnd at the time of the fire two hundred and forty eight boys were tp the buikiing. ‘The Asylum waa heated by means of furnaces, of which two wore in the basement, of the nortt-wing, and two.in the south wing, and, from all the information ‘biaipabie, it appesrs that the fire originated from a fluo Joading from the furnage tu the south wing, imumedistoly under the dining room, The flaraes wore ret discovered about two o'clock A. M. Tho princtpal and ansalstante, baving been aroused by she smoke, promptly exerted themscives ip behalf of tae obildren, who ocoupled the upper floors. The doors were thrown open and the ttle ones wore burried vut in ‘hole night clothes, and mostly barefootod. The rain was fail. (ug to torrenta at the timo, and the ground was coverod with slush. They wore takoo Ww tho Large playhouse in tho roar of the grounds, ovected for the acsommodation Of the children ta tneloment weathor. Meantime tho po (ioe and firemen arrived nnd carried the obiidron to neighbering houses, where they wore acoommodatad na ext they could bg for the time betng. ‘The Dutding was entored and searchod by the Gromen, and Mr. James Gill, of Howe Corapany No, 13, found the criaped remaing of one child in the upper story of the north wing; and Moasre. Win. Brady, of Engine Comyany No, 9,and Waldron, Start and Coiyor, of Truck No. 8, found the body of another on the third floor, Tho re inaing were taken to tho Ninth ward etation hous, Ly this timo the fames had muts auch rapid progres, that all further attempts to examine the intertor proved anavatling. ‘The floors aud wood work yonacally wore alt of whie pine, ahicbly tatammuble matorial, and niter the dames onca began to spread i¢ waa utterly imuposainie to suppress them, Tho fromon worked fittbfuily ; Gut, wih all thie eiforte, it soojned naif the fiamos hurat forth with moat viviecco whon the greatest quantity of water was thrown upon the boil ting. Sovera? Gremen had reached the pecond floor in search of childvea, bs worn driven book by lense volumes of abd oiling rorained bat to liave the builui wi th migit (hou consain, to tte ate In conasqnense of too iperemoat state of tho weather Sut fow citizens made thoi appouraucs vn the Boone, aod early the witcle invor of gaving the children and provid ing thom with tomporery eLetter devolved upon tue prin- {pad sad malo besistauts of the institution, the firemen snd the police , aad ell moa could do they di The bullding was completaly aut all the con destroyed, with (ae excoytivn of nome provist Tho ho capils, wore conmumed. atid d and al ins, papery &e.y with th nanos of the y Actioult to ascertain how many vafortanm viotinis to the flames Tt wam xt firat roportea ' twenty or thirty loat their Kyoe; bot tator in the day it wns thonght that all, or neatly ell, with tho exception of ab nome those whose bodies were found, bad been got ont ws ely; is @ romarki faci, aoc G: ju charge, that net une of the was injured in any way while taking im from the varbiag bititing. No one jumped out w Mil appeared (o make ¢heir way to tie tuain fron rear entrances, and thus more serious cones ha. ptly avoited. Tho inatitowon was uador the imn ‘Thowas Brady, Principal; Alexander V. Barry, Wallor Hoyt and tourzeon female re and was maintaived by the Roman Catholic churches ia the city the qusoas wants, ron range from fl het with shoos by M aiford; and Mr. Por Ruitroad Company, placed the Avene POule GL Uy vo to twelve ally, All were ful years. of Myrflenyenue, near 5 a, Pre cars and tages of vomal of the offic The childreo ei tothe hey with be pre he je for th: ed wp aftur daylight, and con- ylum im Congress atrect, whore ! otnor arrangements can ymoriation. for uw ye ageorn with the Bet rd avenne ry ‘The playluse coanectod a= ostab lishigent bout thinty by geventy-Lve feet in enatns, aud eituated on Spencer street, aboxt red and Gfty foot trom tha main etrnetur on wore ail hy d together in this house watt sume of (bom cond be taken to tho neighboring reai denees. Ong of the usiz! on Speacor etvest denied adimiasion to Rote of the ebildren, which ¢ sre deal of indignation, but w wed by no maniTests {iar of vintence. ‘Tho total kee Amounts to about $30,500, upon which Coroner Nor ia took clarga of the bodies of the found in the build ‘Their arms, legs ard bords hat urned olf, und they were therefore beyoud Mteeti® ‘Tho Jnquest will be commencad toutey, wh 2 tion wilt also be made ae to the origin 0 the fire, covered by one of the fomnle ue. sistac 1g Vp tursing one of the cluldren who wae sick. The ehilia was vory tless, and the hoot le ving the room W procure some wedi- p for it, when tl fameke. | Ste jastautiy gav othe a: tihe chidren evtot the burning bi of the roll books wae fortinately vaved, en boys bee catten he paswages waa fail corinaiewan t “re call Orphan Asylum, al! the obidren were the laihting in @atety except twe, whores noe ure Sup. bownd to be Miche! Carrick and Haniel MeMann A mesting of the Roman Catholle Orphan Asylutn Sa- + ciety was held tp the achoolroom atteched ta St. voter's ¥ etreet, at four o'ckck yosterday, M: there is an insurance of $16,000 ia tho Montewk, La Tayette, Firemen’ and other ine ui g over ‘ho mamas yeateréay afternoon i the Ginie’ to have tatt enthedral, in ¥.G Torner in the chair, He stated that fhe meating had been called for the purpose of taxing immediate ac- tion to relieve the wanes of the children whe had been the celsmitous firs which had Oa motion the following resoin- lat entirely deatitute b: occurred that morn'n, one were thev adopte Rewived, That advertieemenis be iusorted th the Brook yo, and, if necessary, i the New York papers, for the purpose of soliciting contributions of bedding dnd clot ng. Reaol hat a comn'ttes of Bye be appointed for the purpose of making arrangements tor giving ® public lec Music, and Uhat Richard Gor doliver aa {ure at the Academy 6 rap oF goo other gantveman bo seitcited to rd, Tuatonch member of the aociety de Curdished with n email book, signed. by the Rev. 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Kaxseny—Swirt.—Ou Tho sar) ¥ to Nise Verviia Seer. bott of t} wow At Norwatk, Conn,, on Wednee ay, x vember 5, by the Rey. Dr, oad, Wm. Leen, Jr. of Now York, to i tare Cha ncey Snitlen. RAVLD—At Plainfiold, N. J., on Thursday eygniag, November 6, by the ov. De. Melean, Mr Jaton Vaniax to Meas > eldest danghterol David ¥, Araold, Foq., nll of Died, ouday morning. p Alvin, @ Bi Louisa, Cldeat ‘daughter of ‘the ALvIn —OD ambor 9, Haxwam Lyxy Brooklyn, agoa 36 c Tithe felonds and acquaintances Of the family aro rosy. ited bo attend tbe funeral, (rom her late residence, ry atroet, Now York, this (Monday) a(terncon, ‘The members of Jo: Ladge aro request. Oo Sanday mornin Neyember @, of tn- the Sosren Pecistay, a native of auge, County Derry, Ireland, iu the Bik year of his “Tis friend and acquaintances, and those of his bro thers, James and John, are reapoct{ully invited torattond the ‘reskdenge of his mother, 49 Woat 6 (Mow ornoun, at one o'clock Hweratt House, New York, on Frida: Ae Counren, te eolobrated shipbull At the or » wil avo Sing uo Rivee Kail tea A. M.; siog Sing HRY. Se » Saturday che heart, Carrsur, « Cavan, narish of Kuock His friends an’ tonttond the tanornl, from lato residence, 344 Tenth avenue, this (Monday) noon, at tweive o'ctoek County Cavan (Ireland) papork pleags copy. Davmort.-In Varts, on Menday, October 20, sary ally Focquoat Mow Nava Tatan Wcyxost, mother of Mme, Nataiie Tt maa, ef Now York. On Novembor 9, Many De apy, widow ‘The relatives and (riobts are reepee! tend the funeral, (rom zeu Washingto on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock Yowmrn.—At Hu 9, Crransas Ry "Panerai cil Trosday morning, at the retitenes of bis punt, Mive Chapman, ieade avenue and Bacoa street, Hudsou Oi family ae inviled ta mien? on aturdey, Nev@pber 5, Mr, Caarimiton Forint, aged 00 yours. ls relatives and friends are ineited to attend the fane- ral, frou hig iate residence, this (Monday) afternoon, xt two ovetack. Gramei.—At Princeton, New Jersey, 08 Satunloy, Now veinbor §, Jaume 4. Grek, ta te Tis: year of his age, The friends and rolattes nee invited to attend tie Ta Hotal, {tom the Firat Preabytermi charch im Priueeton, NI t Hy invited to at- wirest, men et noon, at two o'civek, withodt fur vaday moreimg, Novomber Ot five (. Hidemaax, age! 24 yous, 7 Thewthe + ahd felatives aud members of Trinity 12 UL and A. M., are respectfully invited w at foner@, withoct further notice, from No 2s 7 fternoon, at ope o'clock. The mwood Comete Haweinan —On oonday ovember @, af din ares rane geuoral debility, Mieuaw. T, Hannanay; of Compony D Twoitth regiment, N. ¥. 8 V., aged 90 yenre, The relatives wud friondy of Lay family mre respects invited 10 atiend bis fenerat, trots the residence of hit Tareurs, Ne. 8 Weat Trrenty-elghth wtrect, oa Tuesday afte nen, a tw rema.as will be taken to G mber Z, of ¢ Jour tent the fune ecifully invit {Monday) uftornoon No. 13g Allen atreot, th lock, without further » “At Asli, | after & Wagering fiinorn tnd acquaintances a the Methods: b ( Mie remrsne wil by Kresten. On 8 auiaption, Ja » thro at he a, from Four Twenty ercoud # wer 4 to aitoud the fw Presbyturian clare (Moaitoy) morning. ‘raoen In, yore tho famay from bik tate aviny) afternoon, (bia (¥ opal eh Yn Sunday, Never! @, Mes, Boreanern rm .Larabert tative of Ube eouaty of James and of her son mood and vey, ure res swond the om ltr late ‘Vuostay morngag atteao to tho Chur ob the whores gugenn roq repoke Of Mawr soul, for torment. Lyonge-On Saturday evening. November 8, after a sbort he Gavere Wt — Cet BN, only — ef; Wiiham dateon Lyen, agod % years and 3 months “Give romaies wil Sekt = Segara b ‘bounty, for tnt avaien te mornin, Stawan.--On Sat Neember 8 ath ytt yest eleven, ab St. Luke's Ticapwel, after & shorty jtivene, romaine will oat y Crone, tin Forty-eccord street, vem TwAsA WIN Bo EOlebrated for ihe ad frow (heave to Catvary Cometery > STATE TPADMAN & ‘: of TAP A aSwon © Cuts cba:peat bao - | Lacing gre ui tho preferenon 5 Micwart Mvgma,@ native of cousty Monaghan, fretasd, » aged 45 years. the relatives and friends of the fanNiy are resreetfutty lovited (© attend the funeral, from the M. Luke's Hamp tal, Fevents street, between ~2ih and sedyebth avenue ‘thia (Monday) afteraoon, at one o'clock, witout iarthe + *—Uo Saturday, Noverbor 8, Hever Mixtonr | of the famtly are briana i] 3 tiond the funeral, from lis bate residence 7 ibird sheet, thie (Moaday) aftoraoon, te Bair past one «clock, ber 9, after # lingering 4 A NALD, Aged ST youre. Wh take niace from the residence of aig 7 159 at ot, (hit (Mouday) af o'cloek. The remnaian wilh be taxon we Lory % Saturday, November &, Rew axe ‘nuchter Of Daniel aad. Maria Mekvers, 2 mouths and 4 days 8 Of the faraily are re e foviled to aciond tho funosul, from the: resedoces ot hes? father, 242 Deluneay strove, Unis (Munday) » tecmoub, ab A ane o'elvck. ‘ Jp Mickisat.—On Saturduy evening, Noverabur 8, PRaNcae McKenmy, in tho 68th year of his nue ° May bis soul rest fo peace. Arnon. The frieuds and atives of the farily are invied te j attend the funeral, from bis Ialé residence, 177) oantam Sireet, this (Monday) mocuing, at tea cick, ibeneeue ch of the Nativity, in'Seoond syenee, where * yet hype will be celebrated, aad from there we Calvary Comete: MONAM ‘RA a "Brooklyn, on Saturday, Noveinbue 6 of bitleus & Parone MoN Amana, ager 64 years The (rievds of tue family and those of his sone, 3 ‘Thomas, Michael. Martin, John and Matthew, are respect fully reqnested t attend the funeral, from his late resi- deoce, Foureonth street, near Third avenue, Gov me this (Mouday) afternoon, at two o'clock. His reuaius iw be conveyed ty Fiatbyeh for interment. Nictors.—On Saturd.y, November #, of in oe the Innys, Wits, infant son of Kdward A. and Cathrine Y. Nichols, aged 17 months ‘The friends are invited to attend the frnersl. this (Mow. day) afternoon, at two o'oivck, from the resileuce of hae paceuts, No. 2 Guliatin place, Brooklyn PReve.~-On Saturdiy morning, November 8, after # Jony dliness, Donerre, the beloved slater of kdward Pr ot Wersten, kingdom of Hanover, aged 2 yeara months und 16 days. he friends of hor brother and those of John #. fiaen 4 wanu ate respectfully tavited Lo astend the toner, cole (Monday ) @ lormoon, ab one o'6lock, From tho resi iouue fl ROH. Uren, 213 Third avenue, corver of Ninewanty Ktrcot. Hor remuing will be tukon to the Lutheran Come tery for ir torment. PARKE .==). Saturday, Novel ried ie Of consi tion, P JOHN B. Fauicnn, eo of Kugon ‘Vho frionae of tae tantly ee aoe wily invited to ag tend the funeral, from the resides Or bist ler, 0. ME — Biceot, Oo Tuveday aiternugn, ab tuuf- st om otch Pixcxney.—On Sunday mocuing, Novem!or 9, Pumas» wie of Agustus H, Pvckney, ‘The relatives aad Crieuda ot the fam: ¥ ace respactfealty ing ted attond the funeral, frou the .#e'deuce ober brother, Joseph Darrow, Nu. 37 Nausea atreot, Bex kiyn Tuesday aitornoug at Ono o'cionk, wwibout Curcher Rxsiv.—On Saturday, November 8, Paraiox Reinue, @ native of county Cavan, townland of Clonioughon. the rolauves aad friands of the family ace resprettutty invited to sttend the funeral, from his tate res des corner of Clasgon avenue and “Baltic street, Brooklyn, af (on ofclock. The remains will be tiken St. Joaspy's * church, whore « solomp mags will be offered for the re pore of bis soui. fis remaing will bo conveyed w Flat- ‘bush for interment Saved.—On saturday morning, November 8, after @ lagoriog iMnoss, hiszanerm, wite of Wiliam chugy, tn Uae "dt year of bor age. The relatives aud friends of the farnily are respeotaty roquested (o attend the funeral, trom hor lets ro idence, No. 316 Sixth avenue, this (Monaay) aiternoon, as we @’cl.ck, without further notice, RENORCR.—Ob saturday, November 8, Mra Amman Srenmunck, aged 60 years, W.fo ol Sausae! otowubsck. Cho funeral will take place thix (Momday) iworntng, a ck, from bee late resideuce, LOT Went Kitty third rr.-On Sunday, November ?, Magy Jant Save tg 5 months, tua beivv ody y dam be ter of Michael and Eliza Sianett, b, hy, couny Wexford, Ireland, ‘The tuneral wil! take pluee this (MoBdey) at throe ofeleek, trom tbe resticace of her grandinnaer, 6€ Nowurk street, Newark, N. J Vorsen.—On Sunday’ morning, Novewber.o after a long aud wevere Minuse, Hira LuaNRM, ngod 5b yon, The relatives and friends of the family are y spoctfutly invited ty attead the funeral, on Toes say wttorcoou, at one o'ew-ck, trom her late residence, 200 Ninth aveoue corner of Fwenty ninth street ‘Tuomrso 1. 8, Thompson. Notice of runoral will be given im y ferovce and Tuesday morn « 1 btw klyn, oa 5, ie WimT™An, © bo 0! 40th yoar of her age The [rieods and rolatives of the family are rospy ip pore of Monday af turds Neveanber 6 waag Wiitiunas, by tad Invited to altend the funeral, on Taosday afer Fenast ives o'clock, from ket isis renigaioe tvattiet , between Fourth aud Filth xveoaes, Soub B om 7 Woop.—On Sand William H Novamber 9, Aginun, infant eon and Ca cline M. Wood, aged 1 your wit $ ives and friends aro respectfully invite? » tunoral, this (Monday) Afternoon, at halt past ym 187 | wit Thirty-seventh stress, : in Br are on Sunday, November @ Fa of George iiliam and Lizalo Warren, aged § “16 nenths. your a ‘The te.atives and friends of the family are iuvited attend the fonerai, from the Chureh of the Hoty irtoty Claiton treet, corner o! Montague, Brooklyn, on Tuesday ailornoon, at two oval Atbany (N. ¥.) pap ® please copy. a __ MISCELLANEOUS. T 4. 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