The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1863, Page 7

i arm pews FROM WASHINGTON. news FROM | ARKANSAS. Rebels Back—Gen, Addross to the Poopie of Westerm Ar- meas, &e Wasmauium, Bopt. 23, 1803. .THR PRVENTION OF THE REBEL KAMH IN ENGI.AND. 4 Very stte faith ie placed by the goverament hore in ho staloinent that the British governmens will not por 2 | the robo! rams to leavd Mritish waters. it is aot be “owed that the officors of the Hritish goverument wil jolerfers with the exit of these iron.clads until the proofs ‘thay havo demanded are furnisued, OUR PLERT IN CHARLESTON HARBOR. 4 Vain(wt ramors have been in cireuintion here (0-day, alleging that our fleet off Charleston had boea badly stat- feral by the recent storm, The Navy Department has {ntorasation contradicting this statement, and giving ws ancos that the fleet had safely westhored the gele, ACTIVITY OF THE GUBRILLAS, ‘tha guerillas are still active along the Potomac ant in the vicinity of our catposts, Yesterday ® ferty of them crossed the river inte Moryland on a horse stealing expedition, They ‘were overtaken by a portion of the Scott's Nine Hundred Ga airy ty the vicinity of Rockville, and driveu back to Whe Virginian side, with the toss of several killed and wa adod. Today, in the vicinity of Bulga U's Hill, nine ymiiea from Alexandria, an attack was made upon the jevm and guard of an officer of Geveral Helutzelman's ‘HUT, who bad gone out to pay off so1s0 woodchoppers em Ployod by the military authorities, After Gring a fow cahos the guerillas made thoir escape through a dense “wrod ARKUY AT OF MEMBENS OF THY SANITARY COMMISSION FROM RICHMOND. A tetegraplite despatch from !ortreas Menroe annoances: “Uso arrival ot Dr. MeDonald, Rev. Mr. Seandiin ard ‘Loonard lirink, of the Sanitary Commisa’on, whe have ‘Woon helt a8 prisoners at Richmond since the invasion of ‘Pennsytvauis, and whore release Ly the rebel authorities Tass been heretofore noticed. They left Fortress Monroe for Wasbington by this evening’s boat, Mr, Brengle, fnother employe of the Commission, captured at the @ame time, is stil! detained tor the present. f A BLOCKADE RUNNER DRIVEN ASHORE, ) Cant. Ridgeley, commanding the United States steamer Sboerodoah, reports, under date of the 7th inst. , off New ‘Woret, N.C, that a bleckade runner attempted to come ~Qnt on the night of the 16th, but was driven back, and “gow ties & wreck at the mouth of the harbor. BROOKLYN MILITARY AYFAIRS, ¥ Goverais Smith, Crooks and Imryeo are here, to consult ‘With the authorities upoo military effwirs connected with “Brovktyn Sr Loui, Sept. 23, 1863. A anecial despatch from Leavenwrrth contains advices from Gonoral Thunt's army ¢o the 10'b. CoueralBiunt was in very poor he vith, and would leave for Bort Scott soon, All was quiot in the vicinity of Fort Smith, excopt that a rew bushwhackers were restless: but by the continual recomnoiierin: of our cavalry the sueriltag’were kept at a resect?! distance. The. robots were falling back on Shreveport, La. Kirby Smith was in command. About a hundred soldiers were daily recruited at Fort Smith. Tho enlistment o! necroow was aleo brisk, General Bont bis tsaved an address to the pexple of Westoru Arkansas, in which be assures them tbat the federal occupation is permanent, the whole of the Indian Territory and Western Arkansas being under bis control, ant all the rebel treops having been driven beyon! the Red river followed by the most anxious rebel citizens. He focis assured that the love aud attachment for the Union now evinced in Weatern Arkansas, the joy mu feasted at the appearance of his troops, the reports of the d-lo-ations which have visited him from the interior of S ubhern Arka ‘sas, and tue arrival of hundreds of refu- gees to enlist in the army, give aeaurancesfot the fact. Fi feclingly niludes to the persecutions of the Uniou Wien, and closes the address as follows: —" Many apptica. {tong have been made by citizens for safeguards. None will be txaued. The beat safogrerd you cap have ts the American flag unfurled over your premises, and. if you deport yourselves as becomes good, loyal citizens, your conduct must be your safoguard, If it be your dosiro to disenthral yourselves from the tyrranny and oppression to which you bave been subjected, organiza a civil gov- ernment under the authority of the United States. Every” focility will be afforded you to accomplish that purpose. T leave the matter with you, hein tht wise counsels may prevail.’" Musical. ‘The Acidomy of Musto is now being thoroughly oleaned and arranged for the season, The covered loges have been enlarged and made more comfortable; the balcony seats will also be most commodiously “arranged. Wo ‘would recall to the public that to-day the office for sub- scriptions opens. Wo hope that the list will soon be Mied, both for the sake of the public and the manage. ment. Maretzek easures us that wo sball have @ moat brilliant seagon, and there can be no doubt that, with the troupe he has, be may fully carry out this promise. Broox.rn Acari peMY ov Mcsic.—Misa Taura Keene pro- duced at this establi-hment, last evening, a new specta- cular burletta, entitled the ‘Marble Maiden, or the Ghost of Cologne ,"" which was written for that favorite artist, ‘vy Mr. Frank Wood, It is full of wit and humor, and loca! hits, social, political and otherwise. The ghoste are numeronely represented, and, through a mysterious magic influence, Miss Ké8ue becomes alternately an ant- mated maiden and » marble statue, The piece is founded upon a German legend, and is, of course, replete with grand and gorgeous, yet effective, improbabilities. The music, by Mr. Jona P. Cooke, is excellent, well arranged ‘and heart stirring. Miss Laura Keene acted the heroine, as she does everything, with grace and artistic effect; yet she cannot look the marble maiden—she is too tender, too soft, and those twinkling eyes are evidences of the innate and irresistible vivacity of the bewitching flesh and blood. To enumerate the many charming incidents, the beauty of the scenery, the rapidity of the changes, the songs, dnetts and “ditties,” the kisses and their consequences, would take more space than we can sparo; but they can be ail summed up by saying that they were produced by Laura Keene. It is a hackneyed phrase to ‘say that the house was filled from the orchestra to the dome. We can only state that there was a brilliant and fashionable audience, and that the whole piece was re ceived with the greatest enthusiasm. A new comedietta, entitled * A Pearl Among Women,’’ will be produced on Friday next, which will be followed by the ‘Marble Maidea’’—‘‘who walks the ‘stage’ like a thing of life."” New York Court of Appeals. ‘The following is a list of the fret one hundred causes om the special mabe erm, 888 — of the Court of Ap- bondi LENDAR—CL008 1, Jo va. Felling Pie wr ia a x People ™ Cobel, oLase 2. 4. Clarkson vs. Parsons and ors, cLABS 6. Bowers va Talmadge. 6. Kider va. Powell. 7. Gardner vs a Sopa mt ys. Campbell. 9 Arcade Banks. Whales. 10. Walton va wal Walton. Basry ve. Coon. 12 Perkins vs. Central Railroad, 13. Palmer vs. Carragan, 14. Payne vs. Gardiner. 15. Van Alstyne vs. Van Alstyne, 16. Voorhies vs. St Joba. 17. Dunonell va. Keteltas. 18. Usterhont vs. Smitn and ano. cLass 4. 19. People vs. Comm’rs of Taxes, ing het pa 20. People vs. Keyser, Register, ic. ABCOND APPRAL. ‘21. Staart ve. wer ORDERS. 22. Reed vs. MereBanta® Insurance Co. ARMY ORDER REVOKED. ‘ Thoorder placing Lieutenant Colonel George Nauman, vine artillery, upon the retifed list has Leen revoked. PRESENTATION, { Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Smith, commehding the Por Handreth and Seventy-cighth New York Volunteers, Row doing provost duty iu Washington, has been pro. ‘@ented by the officers of the regimont with an clegant set pF hxcnoss, ARGUMENT BEFORE THR PRES!DENT. tho Assistant Secretary of the Tuterior having decided @ovorni weeks sgo against tho claim of Illinois to two Wer coutum of the net proceeds of the sale of public Gsnde in that State since 1819, involving the sum of ‘$476,609, the Hon. Isaac N. Morris, acting as agent and sy ‘nay (or LiNnois, to-day argued the subject before the dent, euteriog fully into the merits of the question, ‘en which he was comptimented by the Hon, Reverdy johngen, who, 8 an assistant on this occasion, urged the FizN of (ue President to hear the appeal from, #he Inte- ior Mepartinent, and to order the execution of the law Bree which the c'aim is based. The P¥esident holds the “wiiter under advisement. THE Navy. Onptain Heary Walker has been ordered to the com- "hand of (ne sorew-sloop Sacramento. THE DRAFT COMMUTATION MONEY. © bas already been recetved »¢ commutation, under ho trolment act, $5,600,000, which sum,and all moneys “Peveatior )calized from this source, are to be expended 1 bounties for emlistments. MEETING OF SUTLERS. A tneeting of sutiers, about one hundred being prveedt “ws holt bere to-day , to take measures for the sale trans, Portation of sappties to tho Army of the Potomac. A Pemmittce was appointed to present the subject to the natderation of General Meade. They propose to run ree trains per week and furnish their own cars and loco- ‘Ptives, provided those of the railroad be granted for hat purpose, 4 \ RB TO BE SHOT. A number of saanee ¢ (substitutes) of the First army “Borns having been convicted of desertion, arc sentenced oto bo shot to-day, Political Intelligence. THR MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. Woncksrar, Sept. 23, 1863. A vory large Duahber of the delegates to the Republican “@tate Convention are in attendance here. The business ‘Pill be despatched speedily, as there is no opposition to D renomination ef Governor Audrew and the rest of the tate ticket, There will be no nomination at this time of Goiogates-at-large to the National Convention. Hon. T. D. ‘Fifott, of New Bedford, will probably preside to. morrow. B ardgoayms and Wilson will be present, and speeches ve ax-ected from them. A very large and enthusiastic meeting is now progress- fing io the City Hall, Hon, A. J. Wright, of Boston, pre- Biles speeches have been made by Hon. Geo, & Boutwel!, Hon, Henry Wilson, and otbers. NRW YORK SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS. Ownao, Sept. 23, 1863. At toe Union Qonvention of the Twenty-fourth Sena- Sora! datrict—Broome, Tioga and Tompkins countiee— Do'd at Vawego to day, the Hon. Ezra Cornell, of Ithaca, swss wominated as the Union candidate for Senator on the Brat ballon, Attempt by Gae imas. to Ba ma Ralil- > Toad Bridge in Kentucky. : Lovernen, Sept, 23, 1869, A deppitch was received bere about noon from Quar- “dermamer General Meiga, a paswepger on the morning 150, Toupkine ve. Hyatt and ors. 151. De Wolf and ors vs. Rockwoll. 182 Bosn berth 166. Oatmuan ve, Taylor and ors, NEW YORK HERALD, THU oo . ‘The Booksctters’ Trad 4ple—Heow®* Dey. The sale opened yestorday with thd game epla whic? Gharactorized the proceedings of Tuedday aud durme JP? while day the biading was rapid and tho prices wel! aus tained. “The auction room was filied at an arty hour, aud many ore now facos could be see ainous the buyers than o@ gho previous day. The invoices wore vory freely duplicated, and the a9'lers will ia many cnres find great diflicutty tadeliver sheir orders, tm conse yeoce of the scarcity of labor im ail the departments of book making—priaters, papor amkors aud binders. This fact ai39 accounts for the higit peices & Books: for aa Invor decreases iy supply (he priey of ote work naturally becomes bigher After the disposi yostorday mreening of Trber's inv ci0e and two wmali lots, Br. George W. Childs’ fist wae offered. ‘Tho whole ligt was frosty duplicated, and Austend's “Great Stone Book of Nata oumbers at full rates. now work, sold in large The principal tenor tia eale, however, was the new edition of the “Army Reguts tious,” revised and corrected to 1 3, with an index and AS thts edition rendered the old one quite ugeless, the trade had to replenish their atock to keep pace with the market. The numbers disposed of wore ‘Tho next invoice was that of Littlo, Brown & Co.. of Boston, Their standard works never went better, mnt the general invoice was very freely duplicated at full prices. “(Racon’s Essay’ and © Engtish and Scottish Palivd || weeto well, ant over.@ thousaad volumes were sold of United Volumer@ of this work was demand, and over a thousand volumes wore sold of the “+Pritish Poets,’ in blue and gold. tion, 128 re eee OF the regular edi. bout two thousand volumes few minutos, Hume's “Fngland,”’ ith by Oloux spirit at fall rateq:” Bhakspoare,”” 12 vols, & higher price than ever hefore, «Encyclopedia Britannion,” 29 vols., reached as ed. Smith's “Dictionaries”? weaved by hundreds, with well sustained prices The alo was one of the’ mace by this firm, ‘The next important invoice was that of Gould & Lin- coln, of Boston, The works that crused the most compe- Miler, four vols., 12mo ; the Ix., Of which over two thon. tition wore those of Hu “ Aimwell Stories,’” six sold; Roget's “Thosaurns of English Words" and Hugh Miller’s “Tales and Sketches'’ (new). 12mo., cloth. The remainder of the invoico was (reely dupli: cated, but the sales of the above works were remarkable, In the evening EF. H. Butler & Co., of Philadelphia, id Jendid aale, ‘The wirks of this firm pall a character technica'ly Known as embrace some of the best standard author ‘*Lays of Ancient Rome,” reprinted from the English, is asterpiece of American printing and binding, and their “Gallery of Famous and Distinguished English American Poets,’ two vols, , marocco, is Alien’s ‘Life of Philidor,’’ half vellum, gilt, isa very choice production and reached a high price, invoice waa largely duplicated. Among the principal invoices for to-day are those of D. Appleton & Co.. of this city, L. rang & Co,, of Boston, James Simorville, of Now York. Mr. Somerville hotographic album in ninety- Co 's inveice embraces a beau- tiful selection of chromo lithographic albump pictures oF autamn feaves, flowers, (ruit moths, Iandscape scenery. & photographic albuma; fand in conse juence of yt ; cess that has greeted their former ‘endeavors, they intend also to introduce statuary. cuted ina style of offers a fine invoice seven varieties. Prang blossoms. butter! printed in ot! colors, for pictures are exe artistic. mish and. beauty, certainly surprising when the price is taken int> consideration, and they are not only beautiful, but form an instructive collection for the young. NEWARK CLUB VS. EXCRLSIOR, OF BROOKLYN. The second game between the above first class associa tions was piayed yesterday afternoon, on the ground of the Excelsior Club, foot of Court street, Brooklyn, aud resulted in fayor of the Brooklynites, with two rnos to This settles the home-1nd-home contest, as the Newarkers were defeated in their rst game. Goof play was sbown on both sides, and the most agreeable inter change of courtesios were exhibited by both victors and vanquished. ‘he following is the score :— waowwnwens 1 902 c2 com cones? = = § Innings. lst. 2d, Ompire—Mr. J. Chapman, of the Atlas Scorers—Meaars.C. Holt and J. ‘To day the home-and-home game between the rivals for the champtonship—the Atlantic aod Mutual—veing the conquering game, wi'l take place on the St. George's cricket ground at Hoboken. The game will be called at one o'clock P. M. Personal Intelligence. Brigadier General Ransom, of Goneral Grant's army, is in town. General Ransom, though one of our youngest generais, is one of the bravest, and his valor has been proved on many a battle fleld. At Vicksbur, of his brigade was one of the most remarkable of tle campaign. After the fall of Vicksburg he was sent to Natchez, where be captured five thousand head He is still the commander of ral Ransom came North two re- and much other cra bis health. Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts. stopped at the Astor House for a tow hours yesterday en rouse from Washington to Boston. ington, Assistant Secretary of the the Clarendon Hotel yesterday, and, ac- com, is wife and daughter, sailed in the steam- ship Scotia for Europe. F. A.B. Jeakine and family, Chiva; A. Vickers, Eng: Jand ; ily ay in, steamer Etoa. J. G. Cushirg, 8. Nowien :G. L. Ledyard, Cazenovia ere stopping at the Brevoort House. Mr. and Mra, Hunt, Toronto, C. W.; A. 8. Fannie "Wentworth, Portsmout Saieeere, U.8N. ing -at the ‘Clarendon Tennessee; Wayman Crow and family, Gould and family Pa P. Brigno. we. ap mivorsnry of The wivon Tivvst el mn BELIGIOOS StATA OF THY AKMY—CONVERSION OF MAJON GENERALS IN ROKMCRANA’ AKMY. The sixth anniver.ary of the noon daily prayer MER WAH coiobraiod yesterday in tho North Dutch churob, L4H streot, in thw prosonce of a la’ go congre- gation, _ Rers Dr, Tag pre ited, and in hie opoming romarks spoke of the wonderful reanity which bad attended the Poltow alreet Merting erode its organization. Hey. Dr. ice enadee brie! udérons, followed by the Rey Theodora Cutyor, gy warmiy exhorted ChFistians of Sow York Whuntuel fuat rotarned from sneir PRCFORLIODK, (opt Corti creaneu offen tor the mor avd oplelton! Woifare of (bs great city. HACTOG, ef Philwieiphia: De. Porter, edior ote pcg col 400 Nomen made short - — vt alter which We, George Stuart, Pht dolphin, | President 61 the 1 loristuaty Comamuasion, ave Wome JOLEEeostinic particulars of Choreligions feeling Uagbe artay.. Ho caw in the atengele that wee.now golng ui 40 our cOubErY (or the-maiutonance of (he God ever gave toman the history of t Prager meeting ashe could not. ew it be atood tig Hitery wher he went «te the ¢ ore standing up manfully for the od tht i OF the Christian Ci vin ape ott tor of the Union soidtiors. amid to him that he never naw unconverted mat 60 wear the eran OF CDrIBE RS the so'diors who were fighting the battles of our oovatiy, ‘Tore was a taeeting (or prayer held three (imes eae day jv tho army, which was atteuied by to thousand jersons. Yesterday vn leaving | tnladely ia her received @ letter from the wile of a malor eral a, General Resecrnus’ army, transtitting fi (y doiery 6 ait ie sending the Gonpei, ak & Lostimonyol what heowed Mimeott tc the lanes Which were pat fort, snd which rerufted in the conversion Oo that gailant general, He mentioned tho case of a samjor wrenerat of the Acmy of the Cumberland sho bad experienced much benefit from tt gious iniiccoce brought tv bear upon bia mind troy ‘meetings of the Commisswn. ‘The members of Tediana Feginent were neoriy wil enmverted, sad aah, eplieio Ge taterest Provailed io the Army of the Camber ‘The schuy! SUPREME CovRT—a Before Hon. Jucges Sutheriand, Iograbam and Leonard. SMT, BB.—~The New Vor's amd New Haw Compan, vs. Hobert Schuyler and Others.—This is an ap Peal from the court below, where it waa decided that the company was Wible for the stock issued, in supposed good fall By Febry lor. the inte seoretury of "the Company. ‘The genera! foatures of this controversy are so well pn! ae #6 famitiar to the Court, that to repeat them 6 unneceraary prolixity. The most cigefal mervice Aeich counsel can render by way of a statement, will consist in pointing ont in what respects the {acts now lished by the pleadings and evidence, and found by rt below, difler from thee which were before the Sa Of Appeals on the two occasions when the rights of Rolders of certilontes for shares of the pluintitfs’ stork were the subject digeussion and decision there ; fret, in the case of the Mechanica’ Bank vs, the New York ind New Haven Maiiroad Company, and subsequently in this case, when belore that Court on demurrer to the com- plaint, in Sovonteenth New York Reports, 592. In addi- tion to the striking differences which will thus bo dit closed between the facts on which thet Court rendered those judgments, and those vpon which this Court acted at the Special Term in pronouncing the judgment now the subject of this appeal, it Ix believed that it will be found, that by subsequent adjudications of the court of last resort in other caves, and by authoritative dectara- Lions of its judges ns to the grounds oo which alone they concurred in the judgment in the Mech»nics’ Rank case many of the reasons and views assigned ip its support by the learned judge who delivered the only published opinion were not concurred in by the majority of (hat Court, and that (he cage for the plaintifis was accordingly reduced for its support on the trial below to propositions entirely dependent upon the altered facts, then for the firat time disclosed by the o and which gave to the case ap aspect #0 ferent as necessarily Blo reverse the mile of law to be pronounced with regard to (he liability o| the company It ts also contended that the directors of a corporation are not liable for the frauds of a clerk or recretary lected by themselves, altbongh they did not examine the books, and might, if they had done so, bave detected the frauds and prevented future frauds The principle v, that no action will lie for peaiewnes. except for a breach pbapinlts Gatien Rnginct Sean it the party is bound by law to perform in respect of the party injared; and whore a wrong and logs to that other t* the Decessary, direct and immediate eect of the breach of duty oF neglect com, » of. : The case is atill under the advisement of the Court. A formidable array of counsel anpear. For the rajiroad company, ex-Juige Comstock and Messrs. Noyes and Gerry , for the defendauts—Mesars. Marbury, Van Winkle and othe Ri i Fact! t the abe tricts. ‘ TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. An article ia the arly Nimes Of the Zist inst., beaded as above, conveys to the public an impression that the Hudson River Railroad Company are very solicitous for the accommodation of the Saburban public, particularly the residents of Yonkers and places below, which is not nted by the facts. On ihe contrary, very fliltle re= gard is paid to the interests or wishes of its patrons living ia maid localities. ‘Take for instance the present time table, laned on the 21nt instant, Three trains leave the village of Yonkers as foliows, viz;—At seven, ve minutes to eight and twelve minutes past eight v’clock A. M., but seventeon minutes intervening between the last two. Residents below Yonkers, except at 1524 street, bave the advantage of the first and laat trains only, the intor mediate one being an expres and stopping only at 152d street. No trains afterwards until 10.25, which reaches, New York at 11.36 A. M., too late to be of use to the busi. bess community. The a'torncon trains going North are ‘but little better arranged. A train leaves York at 3.45, another at 410, only 25 minutes intervening. the next not unvil 6 30; then 4 at O16 and 1020. The last nomed train Ktops only at Manbattanville, below Yonkers, then at Yonkers and Dobbs Ferry, next at Peeks ii! Under (he present arrangement parties living at Yon- kers (population about 13,000) have no way of getting to York after 5 19 1". M. ties tiving below Meeksk ll, com ing from Albany by the 5 P.M. express train, are oblized-to come through to New York. Those living at Manhattenyijle Yonkers oud Dobbs Ferry, can return bome by late (10.901 M.) train, all others being obliged to stay in Now York over night Add to this the fact that the principal local trains rei dom arrive at or depart (rem the city with number of passengers being obliged to etand + of seats, algo the iact that traine running on time are the exce) tion rather than the rule, and you give the public @ fair impression in regard Ww the gecommodations aforded by this kind and public spirited company. Have not.the public a right to expect better things of accompany Whose pet earnings are said to be eyual to twenty five Ly of ite capital and whose stock i* to day quote rr bundred apd fifty? The patrons of Re road are obliged to the company for employing geutlemanly and sttentive conductors. «hich is about the only redeem ing feature in the tameagement. Yornens, Sept. 4, 1883, J RSDAY, = 24, 1863<-TRIPLE SHEKT. T —————— ee OUR HOTELS. Increase @ Business Pr mee the War Broke Mut—> he Withdrawal of the Southera PustonteNew Yorks the Great mmer Kesert—fhéw Clothds and Good Dinners, &. A fiw days since a counseymae arrived at gna of oar frat clase hotels, and, after engoring tiv uma, ascot (O° 4 Fonm “How down. The clap told trim the best be old dO whe One OM the fourth floor Strmagor thougtet thate, loaving his brgete, wentout for the perpoge of reconnoiter fe returned In the cours of Sat hour 4nd gucked bo woutd goto dis coom. Thiet tinte he was tilt worse off, a4 tho lowent eoom he eouht thea have was oo the fifth story, The otters had all been taken while ho was out trying to better bimmel” Ihe above ia but an ilustrntian of the tnmenm trade dae by ONE loading BOLeIK during (he Inst Cour amowthe KEYORE THK WAK BKOKE OUT ikqras abnost gonveally beliownd that the botef proprle dap! this chy wroUni oon ta bankeupt This etate of ala @ was to be the ipev lable cealt of the a Uhl wal of Une Fouthora trade, The eveats of (he Inat two yours ahalf have provet the fattey of such roasmox ‘Tho only ostabfshment which fm teen chowod ty ey Astor Pines Hotet, wiricn was, even in its test dary bet acne horse aMeir compared to suet oatal!atinen ty nate Agter ot Nisnolar und Motropottan. Iuriag the wotamer of 1864 thors was a slight doorewe in the aaual @toornt OF custom; but thie was easily to ba acooqnted (ar of othor grounds Uma (be tack of Sourbern yisitgrs The war bad but just Broke ont. and the people ofthe Ldy al Sisto proferred lo stay ab home untht eveata teed aponurent wimorbing Hike deft miteprapertians pe G THE WAR. Hotel Powines# was never so brik ae (law bees dacing (be war This has not beew the cane in a single instance sione “The proprietors of all our frat clase toteh—ewel ns (ha Cherendon, Breve rt, Metropolitan, Awtor, Mt. Nt cholas, Everett agree in the fame statement. Ths soeong claws Lotela rust of necessity hove propered te & proportionate dewree, The eustou , OF cOurHE, from the different loyal Stites, the Southerner with wife apd family and 4 colored servant or two. balns Amoug tno Things OF the pnat, One gentiom had no experience of twenty five years in betel during eigntern of whic! hoon 4 propels assured ua that hie by wa never a0 good! pot ove. during the famous Crywtal year, ag it has been during (he preseat sur The ma jority of the guests have been visitore from the conntry: they have arrived hero lu dusty, travel stained, ol fashioned garmenty, In the course of a werk ‘or two they depart for heme, after having sean the Park the Ghost. Hacuutn’s Musonin, the big boot in Clattiara street, and all other might for which New fo Tamed. Hut the contrast between their first and last appearance iw rendered perfectivy marvetiows (rom the fret thot during their stay they have proeured a new and fashionable outfit Their arrival home wil, we imagine be the occak ch of considerable gueasiny, ond the opatiot of the whole matter be 4 of thoie friends and undertake « eimilar (rip next year, The navy have alae bw wel to do with ing the receipts of the hotel proprintors. Gar n with shoulder scr with geld have been iro! w Dave, then, a good opportunity of ® night, ‘They are goneraliy carried rouud: ( fo notber, until they are Mually dispenes twos in different parts of tbe city, The inmenrte pilose of lugunge daily deposited | w oF the difarent Is are refreshing ores ing ap caty leat various brass ant tin libels aloutt be feat, and eid trunks taken charge of by 4 cautious baggage master, who finds it hard to b that the altoost obliterated sigue on gaid trunks are latonced to represent the Initials r fused and duaty individual before ira. + THE CU Our country friew had no reason to comp If (here is Ove thing more then anothor Lore pride tbemeetven on, it fa thoi abiity to gueupA drat clase dinner twice aday. The greatly enhanced price of every articia han aot been allowed to interfere with the ‘This has been met to part by wn per day fo the price of board Some of the items from (ha steward’s book would doubt loss astoni h even a New Yorker, who iagouerally supped to have got over anything of that sort by the time he reaches his frat pale of pantaloons, One thousand dollars « month for poultry alone sugwests ideas of an interminable Mine of chickens, gros and turkeys gradually Moding their way down the throat of some fonr of five baudred hangry greats who ait down at exch meal, ant alwaye find something to suit their peculimr fency, and plenty of it THE TIMID AND PRARPUL. Among people who only visit a city ones im overy year or two there is more or fees euspicion that t may be rovbed or otherwise taken in and done for, Whatever tay happen to them while oat sightseeing or shopping, it ie almoxt impossible for any ove to overreach or mo. lest them in one of our hotaia This #tate of seourity has becn arrived at by a very simple and efficacious method In most of them a detective oflcer is #pectally employed, whore business It tk to keop bis eyes on any clablon « coat ANY PRR E mon ree HANDEK AOE na HALE Sold by drugutate general y NONE, NONE NONK Pat up A NEW story Keady tontay Z p. Se vkarow DB cee r A" Wedding and Visiting Caoie: Nave Pape Opes. Initial Miamping. Few ved 18S, Sa Broadway, corer I «Bnd sae, the low prices Wy fron sneviclous characters who enter and lot hary in any one of them in now of very rare renee, and will mt average atogether three in a twelve. month the p to anicety “bow to keep a long experience in the business, and, having in every cane x large and off clent corpe of clorks, (he dotail® of the busines goon with perfect smoothnere and regularity, while the pro prictors devote their supervision of the whole extabiabin ne time are Al ways on haud (o ‘greet the coming and speed the parting guest Prizes Cashed tn A —Taformation given Heoker, 11 Wall ar egallzed Lotte. 1 BATES 1, room No. 1, N.Y. Army and Navy Picture Gallery of bm nosy mg Photographs, "Cartea de Visite ant all the ahylew. jo. WS Hrondway.. HOLMES. , 513 Hroaaway. Gent's @iik, Felt and Clovy Mate GUNIN'R S13 Broadway Now ree Fars. Fare. Pars. Bai vely New. The Mgfora Peering A Also, novelilesin Muffe and Coffe Poute’s Patent ( Everywh: York State Fair, premjam to the Grover & Maker Hewing vent f the beat in thread (0 chine work. The lows Mt Dudugar the eaune than vent newt, Seo Cok 10 Lo the patient wy Dr RACHARTS JYK AND FAR —DR CADWELL Yo Aurie, 301 perety aod al! Mieeases ariaing from hood WYATT MPORTANT BURGIOAL Cagme — Conetan ily on band Dower Ri murray, taag a Mae Latiarion Otronlare seat by ad Neoviing JOUM 4, MORIN © nome’ Lattnes of % heres Ch aae s, 19a 25, 32, 38 A. 0, Bs 14, 45, 68 44 tet 29. 1 18, 71, 4, 2 6 “a. aw. 40, th, 47, 48, TT, 10. RON NES Seat UF wAdensanw t VRANCK. Rbbte a CO Manarere, Oovlugion, Ky aN Lega tied Lottertes. mow 10 WAT ateret MISOHLLANKOUS, WEKACT OF FH NIGIT BLOOMENGE OFRRK® SIGHT BLOOMING GnRH NIGHT BLOOMING CHIRK MGUY MLOOwiNG cabins NOME BLOOMING CEnHYs NiGUY BLODWING CHRYUA NIGHT BLOOMING CRKRUE MIGHT BLOOMING CARKUa Ne, delion te md beasitifeat 7 oe THON A NENG te None MBROSTA OF DR RTERVISG® IA A ATI pdt oly wutmet of rants, berka and here ray. ‘ations. BRWARR OV IMITATIONS Aime 8 REGESENE ive At QF MIT MTIONY GRNU W. MTER ENE MTER daa Vien Gh? Rola Pe oyatetoe ie « rare 8 Broa way ANEW Brony reMTy ‘ wrconn OF KENTUCKY Mas CATHARINE A WAMETELD Aiithow ¢ “THK TOUR HOL OF hot cen. * THE NEW YORK WEEKL y every pews Agent Lirgighont the teva Riates, HOUSEHOLD WORD “BUY FIRST CLAR AUG. ware, ta PS oY HROADWAY—Pry wrt ant Ball Card, In the latest om ITING CARDS PRANONE on, ae JK IL ane wirvel rent Nowe Vaper. Seals. SECRET WORTH KNOWING AGNE WB, 260 Groen wiels atront 10 TO THOMAS io Mu Wines and everythin t Tie aud spwarda. Call, eave your money and we Cor your falven GREAT REDUCTION SEND OR Rev IAm nd Beck deckewa, ROX OF NOTE PATE by td er AL no ato t kinds. price only te 8, a Y BUpNESS CARDS, INCLUDING CARDS, .) \-— Ctres Billhewia fee Labele in ArKe quia j f pe mting from an (01 0 pages ally T HR DAWLEY, 1% Park row opposite Astor Manan, HORNS, BONIONA. INVERTED MAILS, ENLARGED 0 feet eupet w thane 1 Al! diaeanes a Sor OReostway Relers to physicians amt yN LABELS AND 7 and onlored. printed paners, at VIOT Vince (Hight sire pecially treaiing lin Ree ee, Bas reek impurity wf he re BALSAM ise Oring Shownands of euses of od Kindred diwasee Te wn we be cured bry med foe, ne i DOUALR STRENGTH LIVE RALsaM we M6 Gr sireet. $1 per te for ‘Les, YINTCLA, WinAter, de; Defomiiier of tod by De MA DANIEL Ope sulting Surgeon, £31 Birth avenue, near Four Airlotare, Bin im the 4 we aaore —. DISTILLERE AND RECTIFI NOt And panntae aeere of BALERATOS BoM Vront str Wiiw PWoLasb wl sod hams coneam pion in of OM BOTRITS « foltable for mamutactoring hme peri worn be DAME DEMOREST 4 BROOND WRILLEANT ran “@rsin Crom TouisyiNe to Nasbville, annouheing the burn- of Live pong 4 the Everets 2 5 acs sgdke ‘ban un Date DEM KES 7, ng of « railroad briige at Nolan, Ky., by the rebels. | 167, Ward ve. Vanderbilt ¥ ’ me . A Ree ver of stot im Goods Convicted. bent i fara siealaaiteg pupites cok | gn At . got cari on back to F . Husson vs. Young. of Philadelphia; J. terfeld, of Utic COURT OF GENEKAL SeaeI0Ns. the wor % freseinakes lS decivone of te binky! 82 fas Reeser ig xs gh aa ln nd a Aldon 64 Hae Before City Judge MoCans. Iron Katling, © ental Iron Work, 3 reac Adina & CO.’ express, coming Norta, put out the fire, m1. Opdorabury and Clayton Ratiroad vs. Woolley. a . Vecsey ot Asean 4 Yon Snir 29.—-At the opening of the Court of General he WUTOHINKON & WICK EIGH AM M’t Orrick sue Pi. JULY So ta = t to arrive pearly on | 172 St. John and ors. vs. Wales and Poughteopaie, are ot ‘at the Astor Ho sicns this morning before City Judge McCann, Josey) wd a | pares 1 capt tiea aks, damian Wench “ eee a = sites a wenstein, Indicted for receiving stolen goods, was a Genin's Special Dispiny of Ladt = cant ‘Choir regular time. The damage to the bridge was very @iight. The pumber of guerillas causing this disturbance ‘#> stimated at from four to fourteen, from California, Baw Pranomoo, Sept. 22, 1663. elogan'! Miases Hat en ps placed at the bar Propamuy Fatal. Assavit.—Coroner Naumann was not!- | Messrs. &. Blankman and Levi Chatflelt occupied the fed to held ao ante mortem examination yesterday iw the | altention of the Court for several houre while summing cane of Michael Doerer, of No. 125 Third street, who was | up for the defence | struck on the head with a riuhg shot while engaved in an ant Matrict Attorney 0 L. Stewart, theneummed | Geeen. 175, St. Jobo tod ors. ve Wilson. 176, St. John aod ors. va. Youngs. 17614. MeCregor and ors. ve. Comstock. 177. Vrooman vs. Grifiths. 178, Andrew: otbers: 179. Waachter v8 Quenzer. stand Mow ' Agent, 74 Maiden lane rteac: 180. Morrell va. Irwin Fire Insurance Com aa up for the pre ‘Money is easy. Atlantic oat y exchange at 36c, 0 181, Meriien Cutlery ery Company pong Tolveese FB eA nero Pea ferent pal or So poe judge Mat by erties tha'h. ar baaing Gaveibess tid de . B+ preminm oa god in New York. » Sterling exchange | 1413. Same ve Name some trivial matter, when Adar, it is alloged. drew a | dvtment was for rece\ving stolen go 4 that the ease taneous, Dopet Ne. | Berciay odes we, yd Beil. | <* without recent chaoge. Legal tenders Tle. ® 72c. 182 Wolf ve. New York Fire and Marise Insurance wang abot or some, henry instrument from bis pocket, Ce 4 _ o vy the ‘euece teem poh | The ahipmente of treasure to-morrow will be large, 1 ba yy va, Whitney. and felled boerer to floor. A physician was called in, | paced -nsghan§ i a ho pate vas | Hair Dye—@ne Beet “e ve on Tio ship Dow Quixote has been chartored to load with | 54. Place va. Butternute W. & Cotton Manufaeturing | Mor sEar’ fey tem cnet ee 4 nrreneeiy the identity of the goods, and the only anene, reltable. Bolt by “ breadatut: for Liverpool, at £2 16s, per tom. English | Company. jored man in bis ante mortem exam nation question for them to determine war the guilty knowledge . j hi etwop il and £3. Bageom and others vs. Smith. Coroner gave the following version of the ditic tthe party by whom the gods had been purchased tt pie enw aaa: 187. Gig ve. Mann ana cibere. Niscanel D arrive at a fair conclusion they were to be governed ia ¥ ,Proourvaten pay — The Nav 188, Kennedy vs. Chave. 4 A dangerous ¢ ndition. 1 was + | & great mensure by the reumetantial Monee na » . HARPER & ® or ie NRW YORK f 180 Gartty vs. Jacobe ot. al. day night at about twelve o'clock | im the eae, Thare TO ponitive proot | jont by moll, puetage free, aw voretpn © { ‘The Uotted States ship Courier, from New Orleans the 191, Fort f' Bridge Company vs. Smith asd ead others. with any ope there there were four young ( y golty knowledge 4 before they conid fea w tr Dyeing NARPER # MAGAZINE FOR OH TORR +, Di mst. arcived at the lower quarantine on Wedmesday 192. Ryder and another vs. Union India Rabber Com- | made a great . ‘stop the tl inet pramer it) would be end M owe ' ere folowing officers was the only trouble. T left about twetve orcick, when | necensary for them to take all ‘be evidewee into ouside. BATOMAL 16 he ALCOCKH IAPAM The baie ea = as one of the men wished to Sight me just ag tresched the | reer ouether link by link. After reviewing . a Use Acting Master Commaniing—8 0. Grey door, but the man hed two bricks which | supper he | the testineny Of the privchyal witnesses, Judge Mecano | For the Matr-Marry’s Trlcopherous, aiken Assistant Paymos'er—Heory Bascom Brown. wanted to throw at me; I tried to get iuto my bouse to ned oy reat mh Whey were to t piece by | the beet ond heapest artivie by al dreaee® —2 void recet: heavy and straw by straw, oR altbomgh it might be liebe “ acing ety and Cheer Gorsegd potty ig Nae png Ty yg al hin seme be | as Useue paper Tyo when put togetbor Nt might be eT Eee eas Gate? aslo acing Pai a ting art raatn a, struck me with a piece of load; it was a short instrument erful to convict. They hed potning to do but ted a @uaPiy ES geena'e Fe eee Sere eeeee at Eee PEE that be took from bie pocket was gray but {cannot | £o)\) Enowledge on the park of the wan at the Une Surgeon, J. J. Witherbee, died of dysentery, on the deoeribe K mere fully; wEe8 I Decseme camecions | wan 0 | Po Tersivia Me food, Wine cmatrary ther” bad | sects Mpenooes oh OMDITION Oy TH” ExaL. te be oe 4 - Me ~ ‘ o m bw ent New @ ae of Peon ‘ son e's ‘anak aa aint oon een os eo Beeth | hue jury found a verdict of “wounaed by a blow with Top belief that at the time be boaght the gods —liaiien Mediwied Foap 465 Brows Wy Joen Key MAA Teint | ? i \agast, , q ‘Diant instrument in the hands of Adem —— sited | be (hongbt they belonged to the women, they were ridge, Recriaies ah ine. sad aie Troe! ing have inr @ ‘Woat Pass of the Mississippi river, on board the United ome bound to ncqilt. The primomer wes ent vied to tke beme Heaw reiy of Cambridge tive 5s the fit of all reasonable donbtx, but Ht mort not be one of se ‘tates steamer Pampero, where be had been left for medi- gendered by sick’? sentiment, or a craven shrinking he , 20! -ontment. His remaine were interred on Stake Island. © et necmare Lote Walther, treme of Germany, | {rim the Sasharge o's palatal daty. but noch a cout ye gt Ouse Be favat, AcciomnT —Low uber, ve APY. | am horest men br king {acts in the face might rightfarly 5 ore, pacer, {wad wy thee : City Intelligence. aged fifty three years, died yesterday at hiv revidence, | entertain. paw hen retired a sheen o remedy. t fale te ROMOLS A Sorel By . . : Meeriwo of Tae New Yous Comrostrons.—A sumerous'y No. 40 Eldridge street, from the Of injurien aces ‘ vee fury teen oot ane wee eee rot ad popular maedy. It perry foie Saat ma, 2 inet na dyer # -ttiendod public meeting of the New York compesitora dentally reneised See Tee eeaa tyes bien bho qpet was reminder fur aenience, wd a Lert ibg ee | Sales s 4 aaa held yesterday ot Tammany Hall to consider what Smith's provision store, corner of Canal sod Hidritge | et ey Gans oe nan Disenece of the Rervons, % 1 Ord | vansy KRMALE® -aetion should be taken in reference to an advanced scale — eee ee eae “eh J | enaten Ueveary Syerme Mam meters a9 eprry ore ut of @ hee jenn fai * man w! eo from a a. oO * of prices for book compositors, recently adopted by the the sity Fliea Matilda, at plot 61 Past river, co siemiay, | 0% Boann Uvrraw Brarey Sreay et & Be" Fait cae 4 OMY Lape Typographical Union, No, @. The old prices paid were died yesterday (rot the effeie of his injuries Corouce : wie ji | gare sigineuneey ohesaal Dern B11 per week and 2 and 34 cents por 1,000 ems for re: Reonay +4 AOL. 1} Hees, Bese “ b, (int sad manuscript reepectively, the new ones, being Won dure : oo te ‘B13 por wock of 87 cents per 1,000 ems. Bome employers were stated™lo Dave acceded to the new arrangement A Poucemax Roman on PRoanway.—OMicer Featon, of 4 but Joat Wo 9am wo pay that we e@wir sour =\ wor unty Rank ve Kassel and others. rd precinet, while om duty im Brosdway you Weather Phadnis eet ie white others refused or offered & compromiee, ant the . Hooker vs. Fagie Bank of Rochester, Gam tol tas Aeteh pron byt ewer hr m| week ene by i nate petapte de hemp bad consequently strock. The meet > : ow oe suspected & young Man Who scoosted him, and aeket bien the tite of day aod subsequently arrerted him. Mot on wre Justion Th witre | «wax 4 donee, No elu tas heey obte ned ry. That & yolieema, shoud be yiieht to the abewe mencer 6 me TO THE EDITOR OF THE NRKALD. fay fo giving a description of Captain Aoguatus Walker's | bit being arraianea alee Hyperion Kiwi estores met om ber Poy oe Bee re tete Dre ee ie oe wy Ke pewiet. WROGLE. Kaw sues ve ‘book offices. The following resolu- S38 "tow ga al boo of a commitres to enforce = charged for want of ved, That the printers of New York adopt the | trom clad nea-geing Monitor in yesterday's ‘asus, in coo yeh en lS de ag bt gle re 3 nection with other models on naval subjects, we find you | 5. bhed in KINOLACE CRIMEAN WAR Pew “+ ‘Op gie 268 we Acowonn of ie Dr. Mentors Offies teat Ne. 4 Died 4 that po man " Mew K ry, Me bee > scale, unter all the mon working mixin? rmed of it@ proper dimensions aad genera) | Whe Kiemuar he 19 he Wand @ prtvate . t weep of leoet Be my Ae Union scale of prices. and that | plen be boat, whic’ eee bey ei In correcting, ag | | Twa Cater J. PR. Sar —in the matter of ine com ‘ on! @ = le on val no hy rs — tee fa! printers be requested {0 stop ‘work unless paid aueb | follows —! imensious of the bowt—Length, 928 feet: beam, | plafot of James K. Smith aguiont Walter Merrie. for ot epee : weg oe | 60 feet, whole depth of the chip, fnctading the cabis — ’ s ° ‘ . Be re vs * Rosolved, That this meeting s sustain the action of the | (which is loonted bets cen the first nnd seevod decks)/26 _ tinir whiskey under fale pretences, « hearmg was hod ‘ ’ . eeatah ood . “a em ‘Now Vor \y; mteal Un’ | fect. There are tm construction | belted rtice Dow!) «Om Tooaday, ; re a nee gies 4 it ya thie meeting tha: ofl | of thie ship ruch os the imede it and Ventilation, — cmp iamunt's ow modarit emer (om 6h PeptcssoMaosh, «, Cs Madiont Ome ner ewe we tore prewent, not members of the Ut p, ent in thelr | and otter peculiarities, whieh hve e alenged the atten , wr 08 ’ Pade ye - 9 A VARA MONT S WOaK . Ay Mrs. Goapet ' er ea OF wet ’ and Wnceting of tho | tion OF practical amd * vente mon Center oe it aore Benery . : “ trace be. oe on A Rois laverey "Rey Be & Ore Dew York fypegrepoical Cun, 1 Kew Youn, Sept. 23, 1964. ewes Crd ton Mr the heres myst bon pol ‘arr. Meee