The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1863, Page 7

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. The Kepublican State Convention at Syrncese. ‘Sxeacoss, N. ¥., Sept. 1, 1863. ‘This raorning and noon trains brought @ large umber -Of delogaves, aud there is now @ much larger attendance than usual on the day previous to the State conventions. ‘Lbere is every w'lication of an imunense crowd, The radicals were in the preponderance this forenoon, and bad everything their own way. To hear them talk a person would imagine that tbo Weed-Seward wing bad uo sbow-mbatever, and (hat (ue conservative portion wonld ele allowed to poop. James T. Brady was jut down om Ugarunous for Attorney General, and Henry R Se jourt of Appeals. For Secretary of Stave the jas divided between Horat! a, the present 4ncumbent; Chauncey M. Depew, 0’ Westchester; T. G Callicot, of Brooklyn; Senator Folger, of Ceuewa, aud General John Crchrane, of New York, ‘The noon trains brought a somew lat ditferent element, Although Greeley and Opdyke arrived on that train, yet the muia portion of the arrivals were on tue other side of the hove, ane matters do not look ag ove sided this alter- noon. ‘There is now a very strepg pressure in favoref John K. Porter, of Albany, for Atwornoy Ceperat. ‘The “pew Lielget? cry was all the rouge this moraing, but mets with © neiderable opposition thie afternoon. Tt 1s not at all improbanto but that Mr, Robinson, the present Comptretler, acd Mr, Taylor, the Sta‘e Eogineer, may be re-nomivated. There dees bo. appear to be best concentrated ogalost (hem as yet, ‘Thore is pow great commoii-u over the organization of the convention, It appears‘). the redicals, whebad con- | trol of the qwuvention last yerr, secured Whe passage of a res lution declaring that the chairman of the State Central Comrajttee ulyorsid “oall the convention to order and act as chairinay ‘ui ing the mere orgs tion, ‘The radicule Doving the ciuirman, they now interpret the resoimtions 28 meaning uubil te perm . cat organiztion is perfected, Uf this interpectation ts carried out, it eifectually places the convention in the bands of the raiti ‘The other eide oro preparing to meet them. A roal tost of the strength of the two factions may thorefore come up at the threshold of the convention. ‘ue souls of ome of the Seward me: (rou: New York ne who contested by radi- cvs, chouid the latter be atm tied, hore will be a bolt of twenty or thirty of thy mon: milucotial delogates froza the city. ‘The active radical manrgera areal! bere wad hard at work, and ar) constantly boasting that they bave got everything their own way, aud iuat, if the issue is made betwoen Opdyke and Morgan os permvent chairman, ‘thet Opdyke will win by a large vote; but to this I imagine they are counting: their chickens buore they are batched. Noither Greeley nor Updyke atiract any partion ar attea- tion. “A portion of Weed's manugors are bere, aud are making tolling strides; but the priucips! wire pullers are stil! absent {dul are expected on the evening train. With ‘Weed matteys will not assume a definite sbope until then, It with not be long aftor their arrival before the elements will begin to assume some form that will enable me to better judge the channel that the convention will drift into. You need uot be sur- prised to receive intelligence to-night that it ts drifting fato the extremo radical. Probably tre hardest, end the really great contest of the session, will be the State Central Commitice. ‘his committoo has a great deal to do in preparing the covtest mext year; hence, there wiil be concentrated the strength of both sides, The radicals now have the committee, aud ‘St ts exeeodiogly unpopular tn most parts of the State. ‘The action of @ portion of the committee at Albany last winter has covered them with disgrace. They were, in fact, in a great measure responsible for the corruptions of the last Legislature. They mae their headquarters in bal | room of Law's lobby agent, who is now hiding himself in! Canada and does not dare vo show his face in this State for fear of judicial documents in the bands of Albany ‘officials. Goneral Wadsworth and Wm. Cartis Noyes con furnish the public important evidecce of their attempts to obtain money on the Senator question. On the question of ro-electing there comes the real great iasue—that of conservatism against raticalism and corruption. A large portion of the delegates talk of eothing cise. ‘Syracuse, N. ¥., Sept. 1—Midoight. Contrary to expectations, Weed did not arrive to-night, and bis friends agsert that he will not be here. Whether this is an indication that he gives up the contest or not [ am unadje to say. ‘There is a strong indication though that the radicals have got control of the Convention, but 1 am unable to way 60 with cortainty. Both sides claim it. Greeley bas oan fong-(aced until about ten o'clock, when his conn- tenance began to lighten up. He wrote the despaich to he Pribune, which will give his sentiments. ‘Tue New Yorks delegation held a caucus to-night, with Raymond as chairman, and settled all the contested seats Dut those ia the Fifth and Seventh districts. A caucus was held at the Globe House in reference to the organizaticu. The names of Ward, Hunt, Fenton and one or two oibers were mentioned as chai:men of the Ponvention. Considerable debate took place over the ‘mode of organiziar. but finally everything was laid on tho table. The resolu'ions relative to the chairman of the Central Committee acting as temporary chairman of the Convention was talked over. The mover of the rasolu- lions, Mr, Madden, stated that be only intended that the chairman of the committee should preside until a tempo- rary chairman was elected by the Convention, and this faterpretation was Goally agreed upon, and thus that question was settled. , Matters are considerably mixed. A large number of delegates have been endeavoring to prevent apy issue between the two wings of the party: but Greeley and bis natollites have been pushing matters to such an extreme that a direct issne seems inevitable. The radicais have decided to run Opdyke as temporary chairman and Ren- ben £. Fenton for permanent. Tse other side will ran Governor Morgan as permanent chairman. Tt is reported that the chairman of the committee, in calling the Con- vention to order, will designate the temporary chairman Instead of letting the Convention uame him. If be docs thas @ spicy time will follow, “ { Matters have assumed that shape that I see no way’ of avoiding a direct Issue betwoon the conservatives and radicals. The platform also promises to be a bone of contention, ‘The Seward side desire simply a resolution pledging the admiaistration their unconditional support ia the suppressign of the rebelliou, while the radi- tals aro trying to obtain resolutions relative to the return of the seceded States, Tne Seward side object to that, And hola that no State is legally out of the Union, and ir ve 0 of North Carolina, or any of the rebeilivas , let huembdte to Congress, that they should be admitted. They farther hold that if the rebellions States have vo rights except as Territories, thst virtually and in effect recognizes the right of any State to secede, and patablishes a dapgerous precedent. They also aswert that If the radicals pledge the party not to adrmit amy of the rebellioos States until they abolish dlavery that they are fone with the'party. This doer pot indicate a very bappy family arrange. mont, There are thare who are urging @ more conoflia Lory course, and hope to get the radicals ty back down on Aue platform aswell a3 on other questions, so as to har- monire atiars. They may succeed, but it t doabtful. Synacuse, Sept, 2-1 4. M Everything is now becoming quiet, ‘and the prye laying ts closing to-night, with both siden manguine thas wey have the Convention, The radials are sen ieay ond Jerk reebenatebneingnn np other side ‘They have not setetet upoa thete tommporary ebalresat AS J eali bated oe od not decide Witt morning, Seustor Voiger w gpaken of aod may be agreed upon, Judge Davis, of Orlekps, ig completed that part of the work, the contention outer matters bas beea €0 spicy. Jamea T. Brady will be nowt: nated for Attorney General if be will accept it. Chauncey leads ail competitors for Beoretary of Selden has mo opposition far Court of “Robinson, the present ‘W. Olcott. ‘The State Treasurer |* decidedly Peace ore Sa - rena iaaiaginle = We vison inder on the Ail x Railroad, If any of the proseat oni. |, Taytor will be. ‘Anew ticket prevails to a creat extent yet, ane aymptouis tbat the extreme radicals will “pack dows from their platform, sed pot ask for s plank on the return to the Union of the rebelfious States, ‘and (bis sake 0 virtue of a necessity. ‘The Micsourt Emancipation State Com- ‘ ony aan Convea- eu itacee vec vr with Wolts; of (ple county, ia the chair aall two view NEW. YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1863.—T RIPLE SH i. Of the counties of the State are represented, and other delegates are yet to arrive. Candidates fer Supreme Judges 0° tue State are to be nominated. ‘The ‘0110 ing rosolution created the wildest enthusiasm, and was re reiorred to the Committee on Rcsolutions:— “pon the unsnimity ot feoling bec ween the ny ‘men of Missourt and Lilinois, we vectfully request the latter, while assembled in Masa meeting at Na evn to join us mm appealing t+ ~ President for 6uch @ change of administration in Partmento: Misourt as will correct the evils of the ne Cy of pro slavery copservatiam and concession to rebe's, which hs permitted the inassacre at Lawrence, and under Wluch the truly loyal men of Miesonri are to-day suffering the infliction of a murderous civil strife fron Lie p:esence of large pumbere of enemies to the govermment, while evory icot of her soil is under federal rule. A reselution was adopted declaring it expedient that the Convention moke necessary arrangements for calling © coMstitntional cou vention to adopt aud submit to the people av ordinance for immediate emancipation, and take soch other measures as will tend (o pacify the State, Resolutions were.aiso adopted recommending the peoe ple to instruct in writing, by @ majority of voters, ouch member of the present Legislature who will aot pledge himself in writin to vote to cail a new convention, the name of cach meniber betraying bis constituents to be published in every vewrpuper in the State. ‘The follow ing resolution was aiso adopted — Resolved, That we coepectfally demand of Genera! Schoweld pormiseinn to tecruit volupteers bel being to disloyaiists tn thin state; chat, as the exizencles of the times indicate « chacce of department commanders, we appoint 4 committee to vevft w memorial, witch shall be Sigped by (he roembpre-@f this convention, requesting the President to ossign General Butler or some other suitablc man io command this department; that we r: gard the Prost lent’s prechaination ef 188% irrevocable, and we request our Lagialawire and Seuat aud representatives ia Coagress to uso their uitnost en- deavors to have ur national coustitution amended £0 ag to prohibit slavery forey i States now {roe or bureafter Applying for admission into the Caion. ‘ation of Governor Bramlctte, of Kentucky. Frayne Ky., Soot. 1, 1863. Governor Bramlette was inaugurated as Governor of this State to-day. Jo Lis inaugural address he eon tends that tho revolted States did not change their stat yy rebeliing; that all that is necessary for them to dp is to return to their fealty aud take thor position as Stuies, that the rebellion did not remit them to a territo- rial state. He says we have uow, aud will have when the rebellion cioses, the identical constitution which extiemists’ seek to destroy, the one by innovation the other hy force, It is not a restored Union, not a reconstructed Union, that Kentucky desires; but @ preserved Union and a restored pesce upon a con- Stitutiona! basis. The Governor strongly objects to the arming of negro regiments, and asks what is to be done with such soldiers at the oud of the war. He points to the resnit of the recent lection as a proof that Ktntucky will not fraternizo with reveliiou, either open or covert, and declares that Kontucky over bas been and now ia, ‘ana always will be, loyal to the government of our fatheres Delegates to the Demvcratic State Con- vention Mr. Joha B. Haskin was ou Monday last elected by the democracy of the First Assembly district of Westchester county as their delegate to the Democratic State Conven- tion, to be held at Albany ou the 9th inst. Mr. Wm. Cauldwell, of Morrisania, was at the same enavention selected as the delegate from the Birt dis- trict to the Judicial Convention. ELECTIONS YESTERDAY, The Vermont State Blection. Mowrreiine, Vt, Sept. 1, 1863. The election for the choice of Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer, and three members of Congrees, and also members of the Legislature, took place in this State to-day. Hon. John Gregory Smith, of St. Albans, ‘was the candidate of the republican Union party, and Hon. T. P. Readield, of Montpelier, the nominee of the peace or Seymour democrats. Not moch jnte- rest has been taken in the campaign by the frieuds of Mr. Smith. The democrata have acted differently, and have labored energetically, under the hope of realizing large gains. In 1861 and 1462 the de mocracy had litte or no organization in the State, aud generally wore abzent from the polls. We therefore, so far as the returns have been received, give the vole a# compared with that of 1860, when the two wings of the democracy were strongly united. Tho vote of the Stite will be abont eight thousand less than in 1860, when it amounted to forty cight thoasaud five hundred. We have returns from thirty-four towns, embracing about one-fourth of the State, They give Smith 7,! and Readileid 3,017, The same towns, in 1860, cave Yair. banks (republican) 8.373, and Saxe and Haney (demo- crate) 3,663. Smith’s majority so far is, two™hundred and two less than that of Fairbanks. ‘The following is the vote for Goveraor in a few pr mi- nent towns: — Oaly two towns, as far as heard from, give demecratic majoritic. ‘We have the legislative vote of fifty towns. Ail sand Union representatives but two, Among the members elected are W. C. Smith, of St. Albans, W. . Shaw, of Burlington; Charles Read, of Moutpetier; J. 8. Marcy, of Royalton; OU. P. Chandier, of Woudstock, and &. M. Dorr of Rutland, ‘The Senate will be unanimousiy (oton, aud the three Congressmen also Union, by from six thousand to eight thousend majority for each. Mancipal Election at Wilmin Del. Wirmixcron, Sept. 1, 186%, At the city election Myor Gilpin (Union) was re elected, The Uniouists have carried every ward and precinct. The City Council is unanimoasly Union, Ali the adminis tration candidates, including Treasurer, Assessor, Alder men and Inspectors, elected, Francisco, &e. BAN brascinoo, Sept. 1, 1865. Artived ship Lizzie Oakford, from New York. Bosiness is doll. Sales of 1,000 Grkins of butter, ex Constitution, at Que. a Ze, ‘There wag an immense tnlon mows meeting in the city Insteveniug. It wos addresed by Collector Low, Starr King, avd the Union candidates tor Congress. ‘The democrats aiso held a larye © ing Oa the out skirts of the city, which was addressed by Messrs. Weller, Bigier, Downer and others. There is & prospect of 4 very full vote to-morrow, and News from &: An inimense majority for the Caton Stute ticket. There | are two Union tickets runting in this county, againgt the tnited democrats, but the Unionists believe either of their tickets will get more votes than the democractic. ‘The opposition. generally concede shat the Ualow Rtv ticket will be elected by a imoch ax twenty thowsand majority Botness te quiet, Saw Faasoreo, Aug. 31, 186°. to trade olf set] at 80c.; beet Eastern butter 260. bremdstats for Furope $1 40 por 100 Ibs damaged. Pe Se The Tebaceo Crop end the Frost. Lowmvinte, Sept. 1, 16d represents bis neighbors in the frame condition. ral potats te Indian. ——__-. istamd, Camo, Ti, Sept. 1, 1962. Motebants are giving more ation. tod to the preparations for Wednesday's election (haa Shipments of goods to Salt Lake and to the Colorado country are larger than ever before, Beet vrands of chal Ship Bunker Hill has been ebartered for a load of wheat for Liverpool, making the fourth ship now loading with ‘The price of wheat sect to le establivhed at about ‘The jones by the recent Gre ot Virginia Uity i entimaied ‘at $500,000; bat probably this t en exaggerated state. ment, se tho business portion of the city was not mach Purther accounts of the effects of Bunday night's frost On the tobacco crop are conflicting. “ome considerable damage is reported in Henderson and [avis counties, One grower im Hengerson county ont twenty acres, and Thi xtower hasbeen parchasing bere to-day. (Others have ordered their cousigness to drotine selling at prevent. qually reliable parties cay that po tobaceo hay been in- jored im Henderson and Davi counties except on the jow grounde along the river. No injury bas ocourred im Hardin an@ Javee counties, nor in the Ularkerdle region. ‘We hear accounts of injury to the tobacco erop from sere. Rebel Prisoners Em Route for Johnson's THE NAVY. Ormcuar View ov ta Secert+Ry oF THe Navt.—Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy, visited tbe Navy Yard yesterday, and was roceived with the proper honors. In the aftern@on he embarked in Admiral Paulding’s barge, and wus towed around to see the ocean iron-c'ad Dictator. Be leit for the Kast at fiveo'clock. This ts the annual official tour of the Secretary , and amounts to uotbivg save in form. ‘The visit of Mr. Fox, the Assistant Secretary, is always looked upon with interest, as he is a practical seaman, whilo Mr. Welles does not know a jibboom from a spavker git, Mr. Welles uryos the hurried compiction of every available ship, both iron aud wood, Newurkx, 6.—Tho naval supply ateemer Newbora sails today, at noon, from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, for the Nort Atlantic blockading squadron, Friends of the officors and men of that squadron should forward without de'ay packizea or letters tatended for them to tho care of the Naval Lyceum, ‘Tue following is.» list of the Newbern’s oiltoors:— Acting Voluntesr Loentenont Painerane—T a Harris. Acting dsristant Surgem—J. KC Acting Asustant Paymaster 1 yn Acting Masters—W. B. Sheldon aud ©. De Kevoise, Ponsign Miliott and Mf. Webster, Masr's Mates—O, ¥. Wexon, G. C. Willians, W. Young and J.P Jones, Engincers—Acting Pirst Assistont, J, Maples; Acting Second, K. Duttle; Acting Third, J. ‘Quin, C.F. Lomas, 8. G, Bofiman apd J. 8. amith, Yort Jacssox, 11.—The United States gunboat Fort Jackson, Captayn Jas. Aldov, saded yesterday at noon from the Brodktyn Navy Yard, with eeatod orders. She is no doubt intended for # cruiser, with a rovicg com, mission. This newant elegant gunboat, built by iow, is nearly ready to be delivered over to the Navy Yard Momcss.--The gunboat Wohlean arrived at Rio Janeiro July 22, fom St. Catherines and a cruise. Al woll, Navy Presovat.—Acting Master Robert Cameron was reported to have died on, the 20th of June. Parties in tile city have just received a letter from him, dated 18th of August, and atelegrain from Cairo, dated August OL Stating that he was well, and had bee: promoted. He served in the army, apd iw now Inthe navy. He is a young Scotchman, and has sorved in the Mississippi squadron ever since Deceinber, and bss been in almost every cugagement, and was wounded at Liverpool Blunts. Sanuve Cours —Captain Jotun L, Broome, of tho United States hip Hartford, late m commant of the marines of the Gulf squadron, bas been ordered to report for daty at the Marine Barracks, Brooklyn. Ovsmcis oF Pavwasran Woovmuny.—the Cunerat of Acting Assistant Paymaster Josiah CG. Woodbury, who was killéd on board the CateRiM im the uttuck ou Chartea- ton, took place on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, a the residence of the mothor of the deceaved, in Bedford. Mr. Woodbury was a momber of Lafayotte Lodge, Man choster, N. H., and was buried with Masonic honors. REVENUE MARIN. Reuuasce—The reports thus far we have received in relation to the capture of the Satellite aud Re'iance would lead ns to suppose that it was the revenue cutter tearing that name. According to that report it woald appear that they were captared on Tuemay last, 26th wit. Bat we are in receipt of @ letter dated from her off the coast of Virginia, Angust 26, ia which no mention is made of anything uonsval. The probability is that the Reliance of the navy bas been confuunded with that of the reve. ‘Que marine. "The following is « list of her oficers — Captain—T. M. Dun: Licutenant—J. W. White. Second Laeutencnt—\). $3. Hoga. Third Lieutenant-—J. 8. Maegan Pirst Assistant Knrinerr—J. W. Second Asasian! “ether v 2. Gunner —David Kirby Theatrical. WINTER GARDEN. A pew play by Joha Brougham, called ‘The Myatery of Audley Court,” ‘aud founded upon the popular novel, “Lady Audley’s Secret,” was brought out bere last evening. ‘Ihe audience was very large and extremely well pleased. Mr. Drouglarn has dove the work of adapt. ation with his usual neatness aud despatch. “All orders: thankfally received and promptiy attended 10,’ we do not proposes wo give the plot of the which is very nearly that of the novel until last act, which has beem carpenterea a iittle to allow the introduction of that great popular tavorit tho Ghont. ‘The part of Lady Audley is by no means new to Mra. Bowers. She bax played it successfully in Lonaon and through tho provinces. Mr Barrett's Robert audley was an oxceedingly excelient performance. Mas oe Apeak of these actors, and of te play ceaeral: length some other timo. It will be Svniciny y Gow prot ing until further notice, and may bave a rua. NIBLO'S GARDEN. Wo covgratulate the seven or more authors of cisve."’ There are honors coough to satisfy them al!, and yet leave enough to gratify the embition of Messrs, Oak smith aud Mothua, who bold the copyright a8 transiators, and adaptars. Their play was produced at Niblo’s last evening, and was one of the most decided , legitimate and deserved successes we have over witnesred. The house was overcrowded with a very Deiiliamt and eritical audience, who were equally astonished and delighted at the excellence of the performance. It is hardly necessary to say that the costames, scenery and sppointmen!+ we: superb. Manager Wheatiey’s enterprise and liberality guaranteed that. We are sorry, however, to be obliged tomake one exception ia (his praise. The ‘saloon of Mile. Quinanit’—her boudoir it should have bern.wes lamentably shabby. Wo net think Mr Wheatley hai so poor a scene in hile thea tre, aad the contrast with the rest of the scenery ia paicfal. Mile. Quimowlt, the greet actress of the day, deserves a boudoir beautitully decorated and edorned with tures and statuary. Will Manager Wheatley house ber more appropriateiy® The plot of \Nurcisve”’ it av iotrigue between the fae tions of the Queen of Frauce and of Madame de Pompe. dour, the Kiog s mistress. Narciewe i# tae uret buxtand Of Lhe Pampadocr, whom sbe hud aba deved. The period of the play is 17/4, and tho action veer days. ‘the Pompadoar i dying. but to marry the King before she dies. pre yeot thie the Queen's party propese w terrify ber to death by some sudden «heck. Nareiese turnn up very Opportunely, and (urmishes then the means (or the ight of her first hneband, raged oud ipsave, aad the mad curses with whtel be uprnide her as the author of his misery, prove too much for the Pompadour. and he fille dead On the very eve of Ber rriamph, Tt # Redon that we find ere foriy rentiments and admirable langonee in a modern play. Brachvoget evidently wrote it with « purpose, and, though it has bee vere much ext and altered in wating and adapting thaw toot think, very little of ite power, if gainod something by Condens ston k very srene sromed better than the preceding, and war more beart) 5 Me it jauged. The actors bad the advantage of frequeat + reals before n Priladelpbia audience & short tite age and were ail perfect iu the text last plight. afier every was a call before the curtain, aod the play feuded with a furor of avplauce Narctme in @sort of a pleveiau, Parisian fLamiet. He Zoe mad upen the seduetion of lie wite, ue Harle at the murder of lis father, jike Hataet, he ve Be joer at the worla wly my, OW Keonly sarcastic, now wildly and ‘vw medey melancholy. A play ix deed to cmmatience’” the Pompadoor catch the conscience of the King.” Aiony of the seenes pore of leew suggest \ Horiet,’ and were pro soggesied by that pregnapt ploy. Many however, are allopoiber original Were! path eniiog 1 tbe third acto a ompitat of court life MF. Vineemt, Une stage imeuager 0° credit for the carefal attention to retaite wn We find (agit only with his “make up” as be tele ae, the famtnemer of the fren an (be cabarety of Paris, Mr. Dandmann represents Nar ise a4 & YOUDE Man, and we ree ne traces wild life upon bis round, smooth face. With thie once, Tow tha character i® unperronated With aby! !e Me Mes wy to shed , ye i Macause Poult won wew laurels os the Tom ped = va divided with Mr, Bandinann the bowors of te nigh. Mien, an Mile. Quinagit, woe oy # cao For rach of the othe: actors we haves to poblidh, + Weer” by great to run threagh the whee -cason. ie wilt be —— om Matordas Distoyattete. te be Removed from Kanees City. Koveee Cree Sep) About sixty persone, chiefly Newds OC famines aod rent dent io thie City aed vicinity, who are believed to be nidere am abetiors of the rebetiion or strong symorthia ers With 14, have Been ordered ty remove ‘rom ine de inet by Gen. King, The list iocludes meny of the mont woaithy aod influential families of thiv vietwny Their houses will be taken for the families of Union relugecr Many orders for the femoval Of iwading robel sympa thisers at Westport and Independence are also boing made out. The Beotqn Weekty we | | we tai but bis face im Woo young. The busoane padonr eonkd not Wave been jem thee forty | years old, end twenty years of bie ine las eer ot win | MALLS FOR THE PACIFIC. ennai The mail steam-tip North Star, Captom Jones, wilt feave this port at noom un Thursday for Aspinwall, ‘The mails for Contra! Amortca and the South Pactio ‘will close im (his city at baif-past tea o'clock to-coorrow morning. 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Library Assom ite 37, 12, 78, IT. 38, 98, 61, 22 O 44, 68, 45, 7! ‘o rr aC 36, Cireulara sen! vy addres FRANCE, HULIS & CO., Managers, Covington, Ky Prizes ‘din Legalized Lotterios, Tatormat Nit. CLAYTON & CO.,10 Wall strest, room No 6. Prizes taipreay JOSEPH HATiS, Broker, 11 Wall at, N, ‘toon No. Two Prefovrmances TueDay at Barnum's Museum. Indians at alt hours 4 Army and Navy Photographs and Am- brotypes, A'L the poputaratytes at HOLMES’ Gallery, 8% Brvativway " Brittiant and Po Double Perspect tourlat's use—cor le and eificien', atid Assoriment at Goma: Opt 66)16 Brondway, Lafar.e Houses + Eve Preservers and pectacles to Atrenstien and improve the aight of old and youns, by day wigist, without pain. or fay Mighty recom by Je medica! faculty. For anle bvithe inventor. ONS. Ooatiat-Optician, 60015 rondwa: Opposite Bond Atrent Do You Loox Like Your Parents? Why! Bee the ariicie oa amily Likenesties in the Phrenaio ical Jourast tor Seprembay Poice Ls oenta $1 6) a vear VOWLER & WHLLS, 88 Broadway. To Ret ra We lavito proposals for supolylag us with Hotties of ho ‘vest quality, made in our own moulds and well aaucabd. Want a supply in Beptomber, and as fast as they can be de Mvered afterwards, Please slate prige for plata and quarts, delivered at Saratoga; warranted to bear the peaswee of potting and testing with Congress weiter, Terins, cash om megs Era faci Composite Tron Wi the vrotectio: wiodows. 4 hair fi MCMINGON & WIOKERSHAM. jo. 260 Canal east of Bradway. No Holiday @ife Compare if Microseope’? and mounted objects, Tt magninen ‘waned in AM Legalized Lotteries. | vend the ond | mer Fiveoan, agod 74 years. siege oe Th Wad oo row O'clock, waiho.: farties netics | Comm —On Tyeday, Sentember 1, Jous Cur MENT the beloved wie e tinan Clements, ‘bole, 2¢ Math: est daughter of the Ite Joho ‘and Aum Doyle, (he family are invited to accompany her Femsine (rom hor tite regidence, %% Mast Ninth street, ou Tharsday afternoon, at (wo o'otvck, t Calgary Come- ‘EAward Phtitips, 288 halfpast voe Dancy —In Rrookiyn,on Toeaday evening, September 1, JawusDawor, ox Member of Awenly, of congesdon the bron, aod 30 vears Notice oi «1D Lo Morrow mMorDipi » Paper DOWNING. vu uebday morning, Sep earber}, at the Fervianoo hig uns. Mira. IT. kwon, No. 187 Fridge Ati eat, Brook!ys, (rome \ ouer on. youngest ebild 4 James 5, Downie ae" 4 years, © myouthe wit 17 dye Wyceral dhe (\’odvee ay) 4! ernoon , at two etelock: Domo: Op Monday, Acgvwt a, tor of Michao! apd Teidgot Douwdue the beloved dint agod 1 your aud & apootfully idviked to se CY thie (Wodnewday > alternoon tok. xa ort. — At Guitord, on, on Mondey morning, A Gro Ort, iu (AY 48th yoanet his age. mas Unis (Wetnend sy) afternoon. the Kptrerpal ch rch. Pramr —On Monday, Argust 3b, Carsann Weed wile of Thomas Karey, a patt cot toh of Strect, county Wertineati, Irelaad, ta the 24 year of hor The iu ioods and celatives of the tantly aro respect imyiled to vdieus tho fupera!, (hie (Wednesday) my Arg, at te kr, from hor ate eoaidenes, No. 474 Waser etreet, to St. Mary's church, whore a 2 igh tron Will bo celubfaled for the happy rence of her aout, aad from ther ey to Calvary ( ¥ for inter VALKLaNv,—Saddonly , oa 7,48 JuOK FALKLAND. ‘Tho retaves and friends of vere of Amity Lace, So oat Bf + Pan Benorad avy ‘respect tits (ed! caday) ‘after Tus lato eosideace, connec of Broaiwey aod Wucy uintts abroot. Freaamaco —On Toosday morniog, Septamber 1, at haif-past fure'cioe’s, citer a tng wad painlui sac, Winiaam Vowann, tic peomd and in%t beloved nen of William BF and Adblia Augueta Fitager ald aged A year and 9 days the relatives and fronds are re tend the Mae; at, unis (Wediendyy ) county invited to cernoy “aul one v'click, from tho residence d his parenta, 4 sureet, You.-—Ov donday, Auguat St, Mane Aw Fon, the beloved ¢ Of Daniel wad Catharine Koed, aged 1 yoar and 3 monte ‘The frieada of the family are reapoott funeral, thia day (Weduorday ), Forty sevouth atreot, bol worn Firet wad coud avon Frkwan —On Tuesilay morning, Seotember 1, Ornwr 1 Hixaxxvortas, son of Sam ond Mary | ligabots Furman, Of couriot (ever, aged 6 yours, 5 mootbs aud 2 days Our dear Hite Git is gane, He slaops in Jesne biome! vieep Tho funeral will tke pitov on Tiursday morning at y invited wo at 186 jt nino o'clock. The remains wil be (ken W Spriaglold motery, 1. f. VinegAw —Oa Moaday evening, August 31, Mrs Manas ‘Tho relatives and friends of the ¢ "| ber sons. John, Thounaa, Po'rick and V invited @ alicnd the uum al, , B04 Kighth atecet, this (Wednesday) afvernnoa, at ‘clock. Guawa:; Oa Tuoaday , Sepiombar 1, of consumption, Mucuy aes, Gvvae, in coe Seah year oF tinge: ‘The (rents of the (aznily, avd thoes of bis brother in fw. Jas. Coonolly are tavited to attend the funeral, from hus inte residence, corner of Sixty first wireot and Lilo ingdale road, this (Wodnesda)) ailornooy, ab tree o'clock, to Calvary Cometory. InGer-on. —At Pookakill, ot Tuosday, September 2, Kuxtine, wife or James B. Ingortait. ‘the (uneral wil! take piace from the Methodist eburch, on Thursday morning, al bail past teu O'clock. ivan. August 31, of cholera infantum Ama Grea oaly chdet, Aibers Gand Anse W. Ive, 10 months and 20 da; a xereices will be held a6 88. Ana's church, Alroul, moar Fiith avesue, on ‘Thursday morn: te ‘At tea o’obock. Two frionds ofthe family are reapect fay. ripe é Her romaios will be taken to Staton Kavamaan. des Monday, Augnst 31, of cons ‘Thowas Kayanaau, & saliva of Dungarvio, county ford, Ireland, aged 60 3 jens asa ronniives of the faulty are ey aa invited joanens tee TOMeraty Unde (Wednesde at two o'clock, from his late residence , Litem ter San oon os Bown Bnd dint Midarguiee @ Of ir. Seah pm ye the | A. Lyses, aged T tuoutls. Move —Oe Monday Pipe g ‘tH, afer a Yinger about one hundred diameters or lea thousand times, yet so | ing vines, Haw tmany, 35 years, 5 Alunple that Rebit omauaute eA nouree of months and 2 4iys fer bay ye all, fo ae costa bat $2; in a ‘relatives aod friends of the family, alka 4. mom- yard cibber $24). Microscope (postage paid) for $2.85, or with atx veautiful magnted ‘on ecie for 83: with | bere Of Solon Lodge No. 349, I ‘are reapert- twenty-four ag for. Lad UBNKY OR, 3% Broad | Cully iaviied toattend the funeral, th (Woanenday) after way, sreond floor, Now rf t to dealers, noon, at two v'elock, Tee his late resideade, reat, to ¢ ood Cometery. Wheeler & W ghost Premium | ioren bo remneees inen; Foo! Unbretia Look Bands. Prey Monday, "Kogan Sl, Mane Momewy, She esata! No More Gray Hate constant study om the Human No. | Astor place, Forty-five Years? ir, by A. GRANDIJEAN, Hair Dyce, Preservative enmie and retail, No. aktiful arviata, For the Hair Barry's ‘Trieepherous.— The best and cheapest artele Bold by Druggints. Reashtus’ Kureka ic Invigorator cores bildness, restores gray hair, ke Depot stron Wigs, Toupees, Hatr Dye, Hair Dyctag and Moldavia Cream, for beautifying the ATCHELOR'S. 16 Boud street. Hits Hair Dye, 50 Cen brown, instantaneous, reliable, Depot No, Sold by alt deuggia Barclay street Eraption: by GOURAUD'R rz peek ov Medicated Boap, 433 Krom Gou aad 's Poudre Site "eots Hair Millerts 50 Cont Mair Dye Is the Cheap. oe wont natwral and durable. Try i© Sold by druggints Depo Dey street, ical Care vor House. Silk A indy at Seminal, Urt- einble Wemtmnent—in ent Ig ® wemind letter }. Sktilin Houghton. Murriea. Lore Howstos Om Taeemay , Feptomber 1, by (he ev Me. sears, Mie Paanewe Hairy to Men. Mawr Aw Ho rion, both of this ety Joffe and Canadn papers please copy. Cost —BamMan.tn Lowa, on Thursday, Angust 20, 6 Covet, Enq,, tae of Cain city, vo Mine Tovey Ham wm pe KANPAL te Monday afternoon, Augoat t erence (d the bride ® luther, (27 FUN street, by ©. Norton, Mr, tows W ais, both of ibis city Je ~<At Wavertree, Liverpos noch Melon, M.A, on Wedne rhow dre, Of the Gre of BR Hoe & Co., Ne Pen to Mise Man Vnwirs, youngrat daughter 0 land Liverpool Toe HerMOR YE —Om Tooeday, September sburgtown, Nod, by the Rev. Thomwar Tey tor . * ian momve of New York, 00 Migs Mews steer fe home, or humeon Nek NJ. Horrmax (am Monday, Auguat by the ve tobnetou, Nrenocae Chan ie Laveen, of Hob ch 10 Sana Homan, of Brooklya, yo peter, Jn 'Htronkiya, on Tweeday , “eptember y the Kew Me abbott, Pmer ire the pour mont NYS. M10 Loree 6 or of eo, Michell Ne corde wore = Lew Io Brooklyn, on Tuesday , Septeriber « reeinenoe of the bride's father, by the fev. 4. H £ Ciiieago ,Grnnae K. senor to iter i, dang ler coe @ che bride's mother. by the Mev. Charlee € oD Se Waar houne pny | he reat Sietow Inland, to FAuamers Tees, of Pet) Amboy, Ned. No enres Died. tive" Kuewday, Seplembert, Jown Acer, of te tertord, Ieetani. sued Ot yewrn ownly . rope id frinwdte of the family are reryeotfntiy ed ® athens che Cineral, on Thursday aiterooom, at | ta) Crk. rom inte late remdence, 66 Jaime atrowt renal Lang Beanel, on Tommlay, Sepormber 1, of Tomes aod byt 4 Bishop, of New Brune. » ig the Tih year of bie age “Lat Newport, Mhodd lelant, on t owek nab Anntey feoomt On Augunt 1, Manwaner Raveanwerw, etherine troome, toy Attend the funeral (rom the resvleoce of bert fonby sireet, thea (Wednesday) a{tervooe, at tay a aor’ || sO CO By em, aged O1 veare ti will take place ‘rom the York street . 3° a i hutch, Bevottyo, om Thoredey after @ @'elwk The friends aad rotatives of the Ny invited to atiead, alen Che Mroge ie | Mew York a04 te ieen (1 |) papere pees ta Cree We me Montey i wit take plaow from the rreviene af bw Beard, A Wyeket vires. Army ey on | om, ab tay ten Fire Phi Aagowt Bt Ot tro © Olek | aad Hye, «et 19 years, 10 ran feorny we Hp Ba tawket & steet The FuMeTe [Om she reetewee Po hy Fo De ‘ae (wodemanry coe sae tenet wp How Letuen fimsoren, in the #0 your of Rew | rola Chatuam | tend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. } * \? nt Thesiay, September 1. at the | wei frtoods and (ee of ‘bin family pre Wines es yee tend the funeral, at tix late resideuce, No pihon, Soath Brooklyn, o'clock. His remains cornor of Hicks and Wai of requiem will be celebrated, and from thence to the Camotory of the Holy Crows at Flativush. Munson.—On Tuesday ig, September 1, after a long and severe iljnens, Anne, tg tho into Mathow v Munson, in the 66th year «f bi ‘Tho rolatives and friends renpecttully tavited to at- a8 West Thirty wixth strect, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two — yev.—At Wentchertar, Mean , om Tuesday, amt 35. after a protracted Wiese, Kianeve, w nelly w tem, D.C : Marka --On Tuesday, September 1 at Whitestone, Lt. Annexe Macaneny, of Adeblocmuchty, Fifeshire, ‘The friends aud reiatives of the family are respactfally requested taltond the funeral, on Pavrneirnad moroimg, from the houwe of Mr, Younger, Wiritestone, a9 past vine o'clonk, or meet itt Greenwood “ year. The (risuds of the (amily are respectfully tavited to attead the (uneral, (rot the residence of ber parents, Seveutieth atreet, corner of Third avenue, this (Wednes ont . eptember 1. after a toug and ive of county Armagh, atl For (arther particulars ee tomorrow's paper Finsny. Am Toewta tember 1, J eare Moka on Monday, Aogust 31, Hermmy so oS Wand bane L. Newtow Sotueda St. Louis papers phew Uwawe—Many AWK, eldest dvughier of Jolin and Sarah fe Went renpootiully the reuntenee of ber (Werimowday ) alter September 1 Mare W wed lee A. Pht, to tog 5, damghter of Stephen the lah year of luer age Further pariiewlar® | v) morrow «© paper. At the pewdence of her paren, 42 Outen mornmg, september i, Monn Ro A, 0 your 4 the tanelly or tond the funeral, from t. demepis's « Jenday wnening. #t hel! part tow invited to at hb arene on Toetday September 1. Tomer Ramer age Hall, aco 40 yenee. the faenily are wr ited te re idence, No. TT) Third two obiuak. The re wery far aterment. i, Pome Keter, ( Avbyierg, aged 04 Moy bis mou! rast in vewor Anwen rods med Moat ae the f rene meral om Mreoreh 9 alot weenee, IF Loveard nireet on eopy enermber | alter 4 severy ie en ge Hyder, i We Wok Yeer Of fenarel, [rom iver late Aone Tharaday ai ter news hy iled Ve attired the Bo. Vash Wont Thirty -third arent, om Heinember | Vitsorta Ka, wile Lawreeoe Rew, A outs ant my (umaday) Sentambor |, Many uglier of Archibald apd lnem Sete ihe Lard gave, the Lord hae sew awey tee meme ot Che Lord tke (firode caek relive are (eroeded 6 afteed te faneret. tne (Wedaraday ) stteremn a1 tery © clerk. (ren Loe remvtenon of ber parents No 18) Went Sewemtnmat tones use the Tweety senterober Latlers leeemng Doon, Wamewors, wie oH BON OtnOREer Ht the Bau pone ot her ogo. rar banand aod ore linrs aod matteo (aremetl Winere Gur (ather aod toy tengtiter two — (Shore sone we ai! way Ont rem Same, te be vewed be ie : id nil .3 » Mh two o'dloot, at | reintives and frieods of (be (amily are reaye tally | alter a whort bet | 7 stabeas farther tawnatin, 7 “Teme: two octal STON —AL the roaiiy * ; ooieade, Puosday murain Bepteminn Nae nae nee Jowry, the beloved vou of J oeph and Bete Stapltow, aged 17 years Mieacnt IM pace, Aynen, The rolative: {reads of the fum ” invited 6 attond the funeral, trou Xo he wy, eoenee of Sackett atrcat, Bouth Mrukiyy, wo Pathoane on Tbureday aft rnaon, At tw u'cloce Whom mat Irvington, NS, of Monday Jen Anes, infant daugbter of Joho Fad Wilson, aged 11 months aud 2 days ‘Toe Little but, wo young Called henes by early do mn, Just cole to now bow aweot @ Bower Ju Paradige would be ‘The relativer att friguda O° (ue (amily, aod thors of Lee qranutather, Jacob Wap Wag sen, of lernen are reo tolls Inyviged to attond the ‘tocral,:¢ tho Datch Re torined ebirch at Borer 8.9, dae (Wedves iy) marae the. at eleven 6 foo somams will bo luken wo G eonwaod for tute iat ah. AINOMLLANBOUS, TYENTION —A 1. 1GH PRs BTOCK NOW ms ? ar of Ming ant doabia woh ors, Oxtort Tom ke ALD warrnnte fiat Dowery. nant w Pi ent) Courts abrowk, T ALLIM, Agemh ke VOR HERNIA Of nuPriTRe xT Wicks ine BRUORY'S CO., 436 tirosdwe Tk Greeneer COR 9A covmre It han Men: w . and ) ere nia Wor male by all drug W FBUYUMY FOR THE HANDKBRGULSY ACP OF THY NIG(T BLOOMING 173, NIGHT HLOOM/NG CEREWA NIGUT BLOOMING ORRNUE. MGT BLOOMING CEREUS 4 MIGHT mEOowiNG ORM NIGHT LLOONING OKRBUA, NIGHT BLOOMING CERNBA NIGHT BLOOMING CERRL A fragrant Poriumo, diy sab * ‘flower tram which It iki tae THALON & BON, Bt Bicwalas’ Mov. generally from the care and baie NNOUNOKMENT Today appears in the New Birk Times the soonad Lotter oe carat De, Lips rMtLats NM MOTs placm, derectiing its eee a thes TAROA AND ON THD ORN@RE OF Elale AND TABL 1. freer stim ar i rman aan band BE YOU DY tie of the ceieu ba u agent ior A nFeIN LD To Naren straws nN. . ¥. re cr ATH vi ANB uo SRORET WORTH KNOW NO.—00 TO TH FE Gar enone. 00.70 T80y mas dari see seg tr prior a, op fn call Cyr 8 efoto ere we Mi ng gg your ‘money “ane Tes upward ts Touts Cation in wlory dumerp fe i bat i Reto n't Vs Parr tai in Amor place Don't (aie wie CAliDe. wast otaenes WUYING yous rat HARD He wll pay, wre ABUTS » ike, wow land Couns, mt ATOR, rr ABT AGKS A cocoa “at zig SE Grey mat pace. EB Watts, a0. ——— ay rep at th ho. oO camels ei tm or cure: tom. mien a ae x rT L, * oY Er y ay rie at ny pene c avenue lode seolntaler eoree'corns, vem Jone, ar By mall 0 crate, ot Heads 1 Chambers = ae "a InsoLun leine Hole wheteoste ageale le New Yort, M. WARD. CLOSH #00, No. th) Witilen etree Also for sale by wri © CRORBY, HUTIRRFLELD & HAVEN, No 2% Day strest, New Yor, wo | MATa orvt * Pi YORK, JULY a oa paces oe reo tion ‘ge yee uy me, do A . of the puta "dace wt na CP ay “te Tecine # Merely a late ieee gy pm bag let oy the 166 bom , ye waned stborities 0 ya f= x be bet and is in addition 16 tue reward ry the iy tn tay general pron jewatagn of the M*"t"* avn voRDIAL The great Amertoean Reedy for Gise Cholera Lofemtue, Dysemiery. 1 Complaint, Va Rout Rinmaet Ty reliecee (howe ditacrennia eymptome of crscoyete, Ravana and reine of fu © (nating it fram ach mee & Mes army ond where Aileen nrranied. ovem im Mee moet ele ener and varus ate pariioias ty roaveaiel Wr mag Me seteciany eviianee te given that , 118 Freebie treet. Lil are om PRMONESTS GRAND, OPEwiay ov + vom a thee LULPUE VAPOR BATHS 2168 TOK omer a ety lt 4 Gone aot #0 bhabow ‘TOO LATE FOR CLASSIOIC ATION. — ny AnD FHF r . ad: onngees 10 1 plot tiresimosianes ui <pimechie Wleences pivrn sed royairede Liew 4 ofee Sab HORE Fate ar rut, rasaiow to fe ie Vaca Pee a pase we part wane Potion, abate of THREE THOTAND PRrwana, ev few the prphan of Aecing tn be pam © ier AnDOUIN sabe oho have meine be reemete =a Yom soln, renee Va * Soham a Masi Fan 2 eons AUTRRROOK wad MV ENING wor pote hd Samere Llcab dl or |