The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1863, Page 7

ide From. washineton. | r Wasurvorox, ct. 6, 1863, IMPRISONED OFFICERS AT RICHMOND. “Theroveabix 20 arraflgement made for tue release of ‘Who ofteers held by the rebels as prisoners of war at Richmond, the numfWers of whom their recent captures in the battles pear (tertancoga have increased to over & thousand, who are all crowded into the fithy Libby prison, While the rebels are declaring every one of ‘their officers and men exchanged, and putting them into tho flold again, they stil! bold on to our oftie:t and many of the privates, as well as civilians. It would seem advisable that if they will not dea! equitably in (he matter of exchonges all rebel prisoners taken sould be rotained in custody unt! the close of the war, or until the rebel aathorities shall conform to the té@me of the exwt: Ang Cartol.or agree Lo a Lew Ons which shall be fair and Just im ts provisions ANOTEBR RAID OF WHITE'S OURCILEAS. A bund of guortilas, under Lhe fumous White, of Loudon county, Virginin, made u raid last night into Langley, ex miles above Georsetowm, driving im the pickets, They andl two proces of artiilory, “UK GUERILLA WHIT ENFORCING THE REBKL, CON- SCKIPLION IN VIRGINIA, Yosterday wus the day ‘or enforcing the conscription , in Virginian, White’a cavalry, mm small squads, were scouring Fairtax, picking up all the oltizens that could de found, and stewing horses. One gang passed along B -olowe proximity to the dv euces, and threatened an attack upon the government jariny, but the strength of the guard prevented the party from making the atrompt. nifhe uctivity of our cavuiry promises to the .gnertilag entirely Out of that section, at least for the pre- gout, although it is vot piebabie that their operatious owill bo permanently ebecke:i, TOK SUTLERS AND HA‘LKOAD TRANSPORTATION, The sutlers of the army of the Potomic are ’ atill ougaged in trying to obiaia railroad transporta- tion of thelr gous Ww ise army, snd nego- tlations are still tn progress with the military authorities, for that purpose, with a good prospect of @ suitable arrangemsyt berg mnde, Genera! Monde oaxpresses himself ag fayorsbi9 to such am arrucgemont, und Gougral Patriek, the |'coyost Marshal General of the ‘sarmy, also favors it under yuitable regulations aud re- strictions. NAL BANKS. © ational banks Lave been thers have taken the pro Ag yet onty one of 48 ‘equisite to copstitute ita wad Bscal agent of the gov cefiniog the duties and tbe (ine ond have not yet been artnemt, It had beea do: e the circulating notes to er of their organization; but, Ait, Lis probabic that, the ry orgunized bunks will be Ie votes will not be ready for -_ THE NEW NA\ Up to this time pine fully organized About diminary «steps for ov these banks bus filed ute doportta: y of pubhe wor orm oul, but the civeuls jfeliminaries necessary + Bont out (rom the Trow Avermitied a fow days nyo there new banks ip the ore to avoid bickering and cow notes for the first thirty issued at the same Lime ‘two or three weeks, THE FORTLCOMING AGMCULTURAL REPORT FOR THE Moen oF SeVrEMDAK. ‘The reports of the con cluon of the crops for the month of Seprembor are cow! iu ut the Agricnttural Bureau very prowptly. They ot) be arranged for pubheation in afew daya, aud will be of more than usual impd. tance, as ~bow ing the effect of (4 usseugouable frost o: August 80 upon the crops of (he @untry. AS (ar us they have been received and exvuiord, they show that Ube most serious damage wus w (he corn and tobacoo crops ‘The damage to the coru cep will, it is thought, average about one-quarter to one-third. The eflect upow ‘the woducco crop wilt he even tore disastrous, touxh te actual figures eanvot as yet be given, The sorghum crop waa uleo oonsiderably uilected; but, owing to the hardy mature of the piaut, aud ibe great quantity of land ‘'e- ‘voted to its culture, the crop will prove fully au averaze one. ‘ AOTIVITY IX 1H CAVALRY BUREAU. Operations im the Cavairy Bureau connected with the Artny of the Potomac aro upusually active. The second New Jetvey regiment o cavalry arrived in Washington this morning, and wil! be put Into service as scon na their horses and equipments got here. About eight huudred ‘fresh horses wore brougist into the dismonvted cavalry Camp to-day, and somo tive bewdsed Mounted men were sent (FOI enero or suuir Fegunenls, und the ame nyssine ‘are sont out day. CONDITION OF GEN. HANCOCK’S HKALTS. Major General Hancock, writing t a friend 1 Washing. ton, expresses a hupe io rejuin the army within three weeks, He ts yet nme, und aot able te ride bursebick, ‘Dut bis wound is hesimg, ARRIVALS OF DRAFTED MEN. ‘The ategmor Forest (ity arrived at Alexandria iast aight with seven bupdred and ten men from the draft readervous im Bostun harbor, She previously lauded three hundred sad seventy at Portsmouth, Va, for New Bampebire regiments. DESERTERS YROM OUR ARMY. Desorters from the army eontinue to eres the Potomac elow Aloxeadria, notwithstanding the vigilance of the fotilia. A few bave been picked up and , sent to the froat for trial; but the majority succeed im reaching the Mary- . tand abore, where every facility é extended to them by the secession sympathizers. A sumber bave been oxp tured by the farmers beiow Aquie creek and sent scross “the Rappahannock to the rebels. DRECUWIONS OF FER COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL ‘The Commisstoner of Internai Revenue has decided that im ported articles of toreign manufacture, under schedule C, relating to perfumery and cosmetics, when sold in the original, unbroken puckage in which they were imported, will nct require stamps; but when aay such articies are offered at retail, or are removed from the original pack..ge the stumps must be at osce affixed, The original package ‘5 Wo be construed to mean the undistured paper package an impo. ted. THE NEW FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, A largo quantity of the new fractional currency will be ready (or issue im about ten days, APPOINTMENT OF UNITRD STATES DISTRICT JUDOR FOR Kansas. , Gene:ai W. W. Delany, of Kansas, was to- . Dintriot Judge of that State, in place of pore Willtems, deccanod. It was altogether unexpected to that gentle. the President baving, om account of ancient friend- made tne selection without previously consulting THE CASE OF CNIZF CLANK HUNTER. The cose of Hunter, Ciuef Cierk im the State Depart- meat, against Count Gurowsk!, will be tried at the Cojmt- nai Court this week. ‘The indictment alleges that ‘Gurowsk! published certain language for the purpose of tndvoing the belief that Runter violated the couldenes feroved ta him a+ an officer of the govornment, THE PENNSYLVANIA AND OMIO BLECTIONS. ‘The repablieans of Obi. and Pennsylvania are straiving every verve to induce citizens of those Statics in Washing deen days are gives and a tax of ome per heir amiacion to defray ( xi+~ nee. exrdus from tbe several bure ‘ioens has ¢.me to a stands) MA. SMITIOON THR BANKRK. ‘The cvse of Srifishson, phe bunker, is still on trial be fore Geveral Augor's court wa) \i'], but makes slow pre. gfens. ‘The coort met this moridng, but Im conseyaeoon of the wbvence of Com, Wi tiameon, who te at Port _ Royal, aud who cagnot be prevent for eight o- ten daye, without preoeading with the cue adjourned over t) Taom. day D0K, w RET Ober Bust exe will prohodly be tuken up. Brooklyn City News. te ON SHPIOAND aN Loe OF Lure —A lire oeourred oo board the Brith Derk Pewrt, lying fo igaccone pad | sbanin, chout twelve o'clock, om Manday might, cansed vy | aliphied cradie csmamanierting with some com!yuetbie tnarorial it the foree appears, came vn Doar nt a Cle ots it eralg he auenty . Folice wee alirocted by the am k8, and fone on dourd crowned thn pining femmes, Tie tory of Wilitatms wae Stbeovucatiy found ia tie Vink, having been gu caieu. Kerns oF Tue JA —[- Kinga county Beard of Supers g\ahrs veuterday elected Mr. Pairiok Compbell as keeper at (he jail, to take his position the first day of January wext Avr. —A (Oarfal calnenity ceourred at Ste. Hone. we the couaty of bwreirenter, Canada, on Sunday he house uf Mir. Theotime Conture i ola). «ne 2Tth atk | te: fire. ond all the lomaten—( watere's father, wife nod in childs oa— burnt iu the Sames, Couture oniy ene jain Com rom tae Waeteax Navy. Sun more one bundred Conwe@e RETOL Gene Were received at Cairo on tue 2th ay. Sa Nioo@ Centva Kaitrond, Thay are for the Navy [ea iment, toe vesses o which, onder the super. Yiavo % Mane Adthiral Porto, are belog rendered more eomuive thas ever. a —‘“‘CSOSC—~S drive : and politicat: Al Hoeber, juler Sixtus J. y appointed » We eanounced NEW YOKK: “erry, POLITICS. eeennnnner ty Political Gosstp and Humors—Propeved Actien of the McK+on Faction—Tam- many a Mozart on the State Pt form—Tammany Refuses te Onite wi Mozart Unies the Lateor Approves tho Albany Resolutions—Attitude of Hon. © Ben. Wood—An Important National + Movement Among the Germans—Police Ju — Weaichester Politics, de. All manner of rumors are foating around the stroote in regard to the qovtemplated aetion of different factions in respect to the eounty and Mayoralty elections of ths city, It was stated tn the law courts yeater- day, and wo find it cerroberated in other quarters, that the committee of which John MoKeon is obairman WI Bold @ mocting during tho present weok to nominate @ ticket to be supported at the com: election , ip order to @ten! the march of the other organizations, and thatthe following will be the favorite ticket for the Judiciary — For the Supreme Court, the pfthont ingambent, Jndze Josiah Sitheriand ; Superior Court, Chiot Justice Hos worth ard $ 8. Garvin, in the place of Judge White, re- publican; Common Plows, the preseat inoumbent, Judge Hilton Marine, the present incumbent, Judge MoCarthy , Surrogate, Gideon J. Tucker; Recorder, Judge Hoilman. From other sources we learn that the McKeon delegs- tiop will at the same meeting nominate 0. Godfrey Gua ther for Meyor. and will also nominate a full Logisiative tioket. P. W. Fogs, it mp enid, will have a prominent pow tion on that ticket, with other persons of thal stamp. Thas the ball ts to be opened and the contest to commence Among other things it was atao stated in the Jaw courts that the Mogurt organization would present City Judge Jobo H. MeCunn in opposition to Judge Sutherland, Mr. Yamvel Jones, partner of Judge Barnard, against Chief Sastioe Bosworth ; James M. Smith, Jr., against Recorder Hofman, and Mr. Cordora against Judge Hilton. Judge Sutherland and bis friends depend confidently ‘upon the ability manifested by him in his prt career; Chief Justice Bosworth upon his course during twelve years on the Supreme Court bench, It was also consid- ered certain that Judgo MeCarthy would got the renomina- tion of Mozart and Tammony, Wo give these rumors aa we find them, and leave it to the Convention to show their truth or falsity. Coming from the aource they do gives credence to them, to say nothing of their probability. The rumors and developments of the inst twouty-four hours render the union between Tammany and Mozart np the county ticket somewhat uncertain. It is under stood that Tamminy bas given the Mozartera to under. stand that thoy will untte with no organization in this city that does not endorse the platform uttepted at tho state Convention at Albany. Burthor, that Mozart dole. gations were admitted to that Convention, were present and participated m the adoption of the resolutions, and wre therefore bound by the action taken. It ix under- stood that most of the Mozart maoacers are willing to adopt that platform; but the Hon. Ben. Wood saya u That sublect must be dropped. He ts willing to pars it over stiently and orm a union apd pominate a ticket withont saying anything about tho Albany platiorm. This the Tammany leaders refuse to consent to, and declare that Mozart must adopt the Albany ptatform oe there will be no ovion, The question then arises, will Mozart stand by Hon. Ben, Wood and fils “‘eubnvission to the South” progranme, or throw hon. Wood overboard ‘roma ticket of their own? From present indicotions the organ of Mozart will insist on pissing the platform over im stlence, and will make or break on that. Tarnma ny, we are assured, is ready 10 meet Mozart on (hat inane, and place their candidates on a war platform and xo before the pe ple If, thes, the two orgnmizations do not unite, the Hen. Ben, Wood wili be the man who proveata it, The developments of the next few dayx ero all important om this question. The decided sud jem stand takon by ‘Temmany makes it po sitively certain that uviess Mozart kicks over Pen. Wood and hig paper, published for bis own amuse ment, there will be mo anion. Let us wait pa'icnt ly to see whether tho sumersua statements of seve val leading members of the Mozart General Commit vee, tbat the Mozart organization does not en*orae Wood's views on the war, that the idese adveented by the News are simply the opinions of an individual momber and net of the organization, will prove correct or nat 4 _lively time is at hone Qatte a carious Movement has heen Inaugura ted by some of the Germun politicians. An organization 1s contemplated by these politicians of forming a groxt German union and sational organizations, which are te be represented by subd-orgevizations ia every county, en towa im all the loyal States. The impuise and vecessity for this movement have boen given by a comtral committee, which ts loceted in Washington, and acall has been issued for s national convention to be held during the ensuing month at the city of Cleveland. The object of such an organization is to secure greater \nflueace in the management of political affairs in this country. A national German club has been organized in New York, which bas already held sevoral mootiogs the organization of ward clubs is under way. As scon ‘an the local organisation is completed mexaures are to be (taken for an active co-operation with other similar Gor ‘mas organizations throughout the country and a liberal German party established. Tho present officers of this organization are composed of members of the Kxecative Committee aad of @ special comenitiee, as follows — SXBOUTIVE COMMITEE. Dr. G. Bloge, Friearion Kapp, Dr. R. Dulon, Koffmano, ifred Erbe, tan Kirchner, Theodor G. Glandenstien, Hermann Rafter, Dr. G. W. . Friedrich Sobus, Fr. Kamm, R. Weil von (rernsbach. arRcuAL Dr. Geran, Friedrich Kapp, ‘Th. G. Giaubensties, Cari Koffmana, Ferd. Juler, und Lotar |. Kaptt, Friedrich Schur. ‘The platform ts to favor a vigorous prosecution of the war against the rebellion until every foot of territory has been restored to the Union. Further, that the different rales, 09 al! questions of national import. aro to be «ud jected to the sovereignty of the people of the Union, apd that secession in apy case and at all times is high treason. To carry out the object in view @ variety of measures are propoved, among which are the oxtab Nebment of 8 German sewspaper, to be published fa the German and English languages, the establishment of schools, libraries, kc. ‘The developments of thie movement have aot heen ef cient 10 enable us to judge to regard to ite euccess, We Give It an one of the developments of the times. ‘We recently stated in one of ear reviews. that Mr. Friedmann bad beca sucgented as a candidate for ind re of Common Pleas, ia the piace of Judge Henry Hilton. to satisfy the German element. Since then a promipeat German bas written us {hat the democratic German, «ili Bot vote for bim. As to the truth of the stetewent of our correspondent—be may , for all that we Know, be ina position to judge—we do aot jwopore to joie imee dul if Me. Frie€mann is pomisated the reselt of the eection ‘will be the only way in which we can see that the ques tom cam be fully setsied, snd for the present we give the ramore of both moves a8 the gossip of ke day. HERALD; WEDNESDAY, Bomination as County Judge, and Gitbert 8, Lyon and W. Holmes Odell are the candidates for County Treasurer. THE CONVENTION OF LOYAL | RAGUES. We are requested to state that the Convention of Loyal Leagues will be held af Utiea on Tuesday, the 20th tnet., 4g not at Herkimor, 00 the 13th, as statodye the HamaLp of yesterday. Miscellaneous Political Int e. Maine Fiscnow. —The Govercor's vote im Mine is about all in, and stands as follows compared with the returns of 1862:— Rommblican, Demoeratic. Repubtioan majority soe Tho Lagisiature will staud aa follows — Penute. 1 nao Reap our ov rum Dewoonaio Pawry.—The Woods, Val- fandighams and Pughs bave read the following samed O14 Jackson democrats out of the party: — Dante! 8, Dickinson, Joba A. Dix. Beviomin *. Hut'er. Jobu Cooterane, Andrew Jobusou. Joba A, Loxam. J Hot Banvet Cong. Dap Siektos. Tivses & Wm, 8. Rosecrans. Jobn A. MeChraand Pavxsvivama—lhe Pittshurg Commercial gaya that General MeClolian has expremsed bimself i favor of the Fe oloetion of Governor Curtin, and that be han said tf he was a resident of the State be would vote for him. Veaworr Lauwtatune,—the principal candidates for Speaker of the House of Representatives are A. B. Gard- ner, of Bennington; 0 ¥. Chandler, of Woedstock, and Joba F, Dwene, of Cavent'sh, lows — “ery Httie excitement has been created in lows during the present canvass, Matters are progressing very favornbly for the republican ticket; but we learn that Hon, George W. Julian, a Garrtsontan abolitioniat, is go- ing there to stump the State, which wit! provabiy cause a reaction in ‘avor of the democratic ticket. ‘Wan Dxwocnacy.—The war democracy of thie State are to hold @ coavention at Syracuse this mouth. The Free Academy. ANNUAL COMMBNORMENT--INTERESTING EXBROISES, BTN. ‘The oleventh annual commencemont of the New Froe Academy took place last evening at the Aondemy of Music, which was filled by a crowded and farhionable Audience on the ocexsion, ‘The exoreisea were more thin usually interesting, and the oratorica! efforts of the ata dents woro generally tinged with patriotic all toronghont, Dadworth's full band was in attendsnce and dinroursed dhe cholcest preludes and tnterledes to the various disconraes The exercises were presided over by Dr. Webstor, Pre- ident of the Academy, gurronnding whom ov the stage wore the following gentlemen amongst @ bow! Of others Hor, Townsend Harris. 6x Ntntster to.Janan: Mr. Acton, Prasident of the Motieg Commissioners: Prof-aror Martin. of the Now York Mniversity; Jndges Moaworth and Monel, Rev. Dra, Tyng and Lindany the members of the Board of Riue thon, se The exercises wore mot oonctuded untit after twelve o'el oe The degree of Brcholor of Arte was can'erred on the following —— Traman Hamilton Paltwin, Joh) Hoespkamp Pianvelt, Slexander #rmonetiol, Goorce Craw‘ord Clark Henry Achton Croghy, John Pith: Dewebt, Thonyaber thor. Jr Wittiam Watkor Ferrier, Ruxtace Whipple Viaher, Ivo. Poole Garrieh. te Henry Gathbleton, tie, Sain Mart, Vred HNewlt?, Georges Ror edick Hickok. Bonee Raym ind Howiand, tenac Neod Lebagh, James 4 geball, Ambrose Monell. @ thert Liviver'on Mareo, Hichard Pisory Mott, John O'oorke, Faward Livi gston Owen, Theodore Au yusine Perhaig. Wilitim Heute Roberts. Hoary Senith Stoo go Wovhinetom Stephane. Abraham “tn Van wixend Wandell George Warren Wood, Jr , Le maire abriskie ‘The decree of Rechelor of Poiences was annferred non the following cane idaten:— Arthur Ferres, Je: Robort Martin Alonzo Gore, Augustus Shotwell Lomia, Edward Lush Thomson, Jamon conferred upen the. feltowine candidat Allicon, Charteg Leland Raleb, Jacob A Te Poysier, Frederick J. “ig Pos ster, Vohort T. B. Kasten. Henry Le Raren * . Vrederiok Hobart, Mdear Ketchum, ‘Alevander Neste: Hewy % OPN), Sentt R. Sherword. Richard T. Van Boskerek, William &. Cuina, Arnold Tanzor ‘Ihe dearoe of Master of Scionves was cp arred on the foliowiug cvnlidates —Rotand ( nner, Henry Loveridge, Frotorick Nawotic, Henry K. White. MYDALS AWARDED. Medals wore awarded for pro‘cicney an follows:;— Henry Walker The degree of Master of Arta wan Chemistry—Fustace W. Finhor, senior ciacs. Nateral Hiatory—Arthur | M. | Hanks ives Psa.» see wren oo Lemaire Zal Townsend Law--Lematre Zabriekio, senior clans Fovelixh—Clinton J. Hartt, junior class. Greek—Furteoo W. Fisher, venior class; Geo. C Clarke, Townsend Wandell, Janes M. Hartt, Latin—Georee B. Hickok, senior class: Wm. 'W. Forrier, Kustace W. Fisher, James M. Hartt, Henry R. Howtnnd, Townsend Wandelt, Lemnire Zabriskie. French—Townsond Wandell, senior clase Fort om Adam, Composition—Townernd ‘Wandeli, sevior class; Jaman M. Hartt, W. stephens, Lemaire Zabrixkio. Iagic— sfiart: junio’ clans Mlatory--t oonard Friedland he 4 4 = ri ne, class. Drawing—Charies F. Hernander, class = Algebra Geometry—Arthur M Hank, ciass, Fogineering—Ccores B. Hickok. senior ctass. pags sel Introductory Clans, Prize Translation, cum Of the senior class. ae Wire Done y sng consereatorion ERsuAM. tas Casal Sirect. cast of eee The Grover & Baker Company hove taken the fret p and [odiana » hed iat wesk. ror the beat family coving ‘machigea, aad the best sewing mmchine wore “Oeuvres Ke ened to the ten bie SeK=s on om P49 ae Premiom Look Saude, 508 Wheeler & Wilson's Hi; Rewing Machines Foote's Patent U: Broadway. een tide work 4 ouk ous, Keen. Te ndiaen lane. A Devery—A “Viste to me ord Frank- lin Hair ivressing Dey best artiain In America, r attention by ange lors Hate Dye—The Best tm the instantaseous, relindie. Seid by 1 drgpiata cae pertimare Destesy 81 Barcia; ereat Ung nig Hat Dye, Preservative relall, Mo 6 Astor House, $e SS betes v7 ekintat armas Ronariter Complexion. —Latra's Bieom ts candi. (ate 08 the repnblions side for Police Justice ia the First dwstriet, Memes D, Gale, Clerk of the Marine Court, oa cavdidate for Oil Justice te the district in which be bes 200 50 long identified, amd is confidest of we endorse meot both by Temeuny an@ Mozart. future te be termed, tbe «1 ‘nion eepeciationa,”” beld tholr Primary eiectiona inst aight for the purpose of #lecting delegates to the Varions nominating conventions, The ¢ 0 tone paased off quietly in every disirie:. VESTOMBATER COUNTY NOMINATIONS, ‘The democracy of the Fires Ansermbly district, at tbe convention beld at Westonerter on Monday, 6th inet, Rominsted Franklin W. Gilley, Keq., of Morrisanta, for member of Assembiy, and Thomas smith, editer of the Yonkers Herald, for School Cowmmisiner, Aleop A Lockwood, of Poundridge, baa been norainatad an the democratic momber of Avsombiy ftom the Yeomnd dittrtet The aid Mesteres and Rogie’s Less Ly in = ‘em Goeraad’s re Sebete U ee Hote Sa Bae ter rT +, Reet awd Cheap- mn 2 500. Ha ent ue La For the ‘BaienBs 6 Tricvepherons, the best and -hear on. ertiale, wena Ev pita ee? de Co, ‘Badtent © 4 TLE ENR way OT teay ot A ney Breath.liew Many tovers tt bes Te ong care nee A =D WLOW- ane Tt aie oe eee the compierion. or oe sale by all droget® ‘adireos De. ea ale eins rio thie uty Convention meats «! White "+ias on Thare. pee po lhe ae day Mow Merre C. jaiman is Uke prmoyal orn! det for | nae Gy Brvecehs. Comeutewas iron tA Mw ys /OUTOBER 7, MAILS FOR EVEOPE. ligemoc from Mexteo— tom of the Russian thoritics of New York, &e.,dée., &e. ‘The mail steamship China, Captain Amderaon , witf tome thix port to.day for Liverpoot. ‘The mails for Exrope wilt close ia this ofty et half past nine o'clock this morning. ‘The New Yous lasssp—Edition for Kurope—will be Pubiirbed at haif-paat cight o'cloek thie morning, and will comtatn:—Tho latest Intelligence fromthe Army of General Rosecrans at Chattanooga, with reports of the Prevents position of the Uniow and Rabel Fornes; The hatest Accounts of the Progress of the Siege of Charies- ton; Tuo latest News from the Army of the Potomac and the Revel army ia Virgivta, and from the Union 4d Rebel Forces in all parte of the country, ln- portant Ioteliigence from Mexico, giving the Mant feato of Geo. Duviado, aud show! the sentiments of tho Mexican Poole regarding @ Monaro iy; The latest Nows frem Central Amefica and St. Domingo; Full Re Port of the Splendid R-coption given to the (ffoers of the Rossian Flest in thid Harbor by the City Authorities of Now York, and reports of all interesting events of the past ton days. Bivgle copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, five cents. Sampson Low, Son & Co, 47 Ludxate Hill, London, England, wili reevive subsuriphious amd advertisements for the New Yoru Hanacy sor Murray, @iday & (Co.'s Kentncky and Minwour Mate Lotteries, Ovase arr 6, 1853. 3K, 48. 8 MM, 62 6. 61, 39, 55. Kasrvcxy, Casce 6, 1963, 74, 38, 7, 56, 4, Bu. GL, 2B, 48, 57, BR, 82, Olreniars seat free of charge, n, OT atdronsing nither see coh ae 29, m= Oot, 12, 68, 64, 6, $1, sh 47. Kerns 8, 62, 20, 75, i Pin Pod 63, 59, 29, by reestar eres 7, % BIMMONE & OO, Bucoessora 0, A. Morria & Ur Covington, tC. OMo1al Drawings of the Library Asso- elation Compans's Lovery of Kanineky. KxTRA ( 1Age MT (ot, iH 68, 22, 21, 47, 17, 77, 50, 62. “ti, 20, 65, 72 oO ‘an 18—Oet. 6. pe Dy 67. 5. 31, 8. 10, 41, 76, 71, bs, 43, 47, 75, 67. Cireu are sent TANCE: HULIS § OO. Manaqors, Covington, Ky Cashed tn all Legatized Lortertes given, J.B, CLAYTON & CO,, 10 Wall street room No.6, Ny ¥, pottery.—20 per cent Information furniahod, Tish at ao! Gold and Silver oi Bunkers 16 Wall airvew 8. ¥ Moyet Navena the Durchman tn Diltent St: and othe rverformances, at 3 and 7h o'clock, at BAR KUM'S. Indians, Giant Boy, &o., ke, at ai! hours, Cartes de Vial the gems at HOLMES", Married. YLI AR ets Toeaday, October 6, by the Rev ung, D. D., at the Moitivon aquare Presbyterian 2 3 Capwkit 10 Canouine M., daughter of alt of thie city Tuostay, Getobor % at the rekb he bride's parente, by the Rov. James Kole. |. Myen, 2d, to Manta EB, daughter of Capt, Powa!l, ali of Brosnirs dence 0: D., Jou i ¥. or Chureh of the A= umption, by the Rev. Kathe ANparw J. O'Cons Ro MARGamer Mason, third daw bier of 1b@ Inte Joho Mn or, Faq., of Hreoklyn. nitiors—-Raverr.—On Monday , October 6, by the Rev De. Cummings, Josas Pum, of London, Eneinnd, 10 Anauna, secood douzhter of tho late Michio! ‘Angolo Tha Your—Riew =n Jersey City, om Tucsday, October 6, at the residence « the ?ride's ister, hy the Rev #. L. we Levi W, Post wid Faxwem A., @tughber of Wiiltam E. Rie, wil of Jor ey City. No cards, Sw Fanwnis Ab on Tucaday, October 6, by the Kev. Dr. Huntington, Alone 8. Swen, of Niles Many ALT) Ra Fanweut,, daugiitor of James &. welt, of pn EE feo fe —At the resifence of the brite’ futher, by bw Ho: or Mayor Kalbfeisch, Chauscay Waiimt to Pacwe R., daughe tof A. B. Hance, both of Brovkiya Warann—Rowumn.—At the residence of the bride tp eipbia, on Morday, Ootoder 6, by the Rev. R. ©. vin ve Wanune to Mise Kare, Bourn, of Yauiel Bobler, Raq. Died. —On Monday, October §, Wisse Bevrir, io oar of bis ae. intives aud ‘riends of the family ee, oni ier Bante the 77th ‘The fully invited t» attend the funeral, (rom the Wilam Beutly, No. 114 feast Bortieth street iit at one o'clock is Fomains wi wood Cemetery for foe laterment Binsca.—Ov Monday Td tion, Thane W. Mana wks Oe tere b your of bis ‘The reatives and frinds © (he iamily are reapeotelly invited to attend the funeral, from bs late residence, No.1 Clinton place, this (Wedoreday) afternoon, ut two Bown —At Newtoo, Mage ,on Friday morning, October 2, Flomace Senn, forterty of’ Hartford, Coun., and iate of 42 yeors and 6 mouths. Bewa.—At the Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, D. ©., ctober 3, at bail past six o'clock P. M., of Bo Mm. agod 30 years, Ansisiant N.Y. V., late of Madalio, The ann fe be takes to Niantic, New Londoo county, Conn., for interment, Comxisna.—At Newark, N J., at the residence of her uncle, J. F, Goll, on Monday morning, October &, 4. Ino. omxe Comximu, caly daugoter of Sarad Imogene and the tate N, T. Conkling, apd granddaughter of the Inte ‘Thomas Addison, of this city, Dehn ve Lay ber down tenderly, aweet: sleep, in the beantiful Greenwo 4 » Where hy wad hearted a linger and weep ‘There, there let my dariing bemaid. The relatives and ‘tehe da of the me Bed reapectfully invited wo ationd the ‘uneral, from the church on the Heights, Pierrepont treet, Brooklyn, this (Wednewtay) . at two n'clock, without 2 Canure—At Engh word, N. J.,0n Tuesday mornine, October 6, of diptheria, Davi, son'of David and Hanwad Maria Christie, aged 11 years, 1 The retatives and frievce invited to aigeod the funcial, ebureh, Eng ish Neighburtoot ow Py ogem | aterm & quarter past two o'clock. Cars of the Northera leave Jersey Uity ut me o'clock, swapping Fen Lee station. Camprmtt.—On Tuesday, Oot Beary J. B Oampbelt. and dani Notire of funornl heros’ Conrns.—On ‘Tnesday afternoon, October 6, a o'clock, Gromus C. Compas, aged 28 yoars, 4 onthe ‘oa 6 da ‘Toe relatives and friends of the family, aleo these of bis roo, Wednesday) afternoon, taken to Greenwood ae 6, Commas. wile of ter of Robt. M. Stratwa. his fatber jn aw. M. Keisebs, apd io-iaw, Piper, also the members o( Hermann No. 26 F apd A. M., aro respectfully Invited to attend the foneral, from bis late remidence. 365 Grand street, on ‘Thursday ‘at one o'clock, Camu, —At Fiusb: om Monday evening, Ootobder 5, Cant. Coast wife of Jacob P. i i is f & F id i ! ° = 3 tis ii i? i i I ie fi i i rr il t 008, THD Mulwrry wecvet Take res 00 Thareday allot t at Ball past vow ufo) te a4 Tursday, ower 6, Mra. A. it wile of the iaie . «neet Compton Mhngatm, 9 wor he tenes Mayonty's sys sed roar Cork papers ease Tones fw P sor: eter fu foe The relatives sent friends of funy are ened wo Lee Recormad Larch herets, cor Lereonn, atone Oocck —imiertnen) at Utara wced (arm Later tt Moth Orange, NJ Jowere Mo Laser FAS yer, ‘Ooty tee Of Jommph Lamettt , tay. Now The relatives sud irionds a the Casn\iy ro reepmett uty | tn ieeel me etiond tbe fuer, a ot Perek’s Carbone, . morning, 4 ball-g vet tone oe ‘ Manome, ta Toestay morning, reober ©. at bin re | Sidence, 297 Past Heventeonth @ ree. | nntaMsoone, 9404 ab years, born ot Rawniien, Tyrove county, Ire ms. ‘The friends of bis faently, and those of ha soe in lew | Cearior Mann amDames Mag 78 are renyratl wy ior!) ty attend the funers’, fram his We restlence ae abrre, oe Tharetey aftermen, a Maremrn Om T . Aetewe Maveriet ond ond daagner oir iw Atlee ‘The reotives snd (rigdew@ ihe fends wee ne 1863.—TKIPLB SHEET. attend fuperal, from Papi's charch, Brosway. corey ome sine on on Thmrreday atternoon, at Ywo Norane on ‘Om Tuesday, October 6, deux Movawe, to Ce 38 b year of bie The reiasives aud fr: of the family are respectfully ABViled Wo atlend Lye fate Fesidence $59 West Korty-nooond strest, between ot rath and Eleventh avenues, om Thursday atern on, at 608 o'clock. MNAv —O8 ucsday, October 6, Mary MONasms, the beloved wilt of Hoel MoNumee, 10 the S66n your of 1 oe: BAUV® Of county Armagh, parish of Croggen ‘bo frienis and reistives of the family are requested bo aiden (he (inert thin (Wodnenday) wfternnon. aL kwo o’clok . frum ber lu'e residevee, Nv. Ls Dry Deck treat Mc ixam ~<m Monday Cetobar 6. atior = lous amd #e> verertln bP Architad Melman. @ roanwertally invilet imvaday), from wer [te fuperal, this day residenoe, 419% bs Louth Bie Neaewt.—Ou ‘Tuesday, Cotwber 6 Mullingar, county Westmouth, Iretand ‘The relatives wna friends of tite fat invited (0 attend the funeral. on re-tonee, 16 Dry lock surret. Chicaco papers please a RovwieeOo friday ” September ut, Awnu Rockne, wite of “aptnia Moga city of Dublin, aged Of » oars. May her soul rest in parce. London, Dibiin aud Roniwns.-— Killed. at th Wodnesiny, July 1, Winsae Memay Korwss, aged UO years and’2’ days, of Company G, Niath rogi York State Molitia, fia friends xod aequaintances, and thoao of tho family, aye reepectiully invited to ationd the funernl, this (Vor nesday) afternoon. al two o’ctvok, trom the residence of bis parents, 20 Downing strest, Hie remaima will be taken to Greeuwood Cemetery for inte: ment. Caliorna bee please copy. Rowtanp —On Thursday, september 10, atthe United Statea Genoral Hospital, Baton Ronge, La., Garman Row- LAND, of Company A, 00% Hundred and Thirty-third ress meut New York «tate Volunteers, aged 47 years, For many years connected with the Polios Departmoat of this chy vinche Firat ward. Scorr.—On Monday, Ootober 5, after a tong and severe ‘ness, Joum K. Bourr, agod 36 years, 7 monthy and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the (amily, also the mem- bers of the police in ge aro respactiully invited to at tond the fuveral, fr tate residence, No. 108 Wi rw no atrect. thin (Wednesday) alterooom, at one ed 8 yours. # Peaueetiuliy ‘Mureday,, (Fem bus into M wm Now Orleans Rogers, lave of tbe Toonday; October 6, taaumra, wife of odornnn, aged 33 yoars. rolstives and friends of th fm reapootfully ited to attend the funeral. from: the parsonage of the Livingaton avenne Presoyterian ebureb, corner of Forty ixth strest, on Tharaday a’ternoom, at ene o'clock. ‘The romans will be taken t Providence, RT. for interment Stovn.—I9 Brooklyn, oa Tuesday, Cotober 6, «nddeniy acovexy Mra. Soma Stor, wife of Aaron Stor aged 47 year, 4 monthe and 17 diyw The friends of the ‘amily are invited to attend the uneral,from her late residence, 518 Atlantic street, om Thureday aiternean, at two 0'6l00% Boston and Worcestor, Mans., papers qiense copy Toros —O0 Toosdas 6, CATIIAMINE: COLAND. ihe (riends of th ly are ineited to a ne fH08 184 Font fwonty Oth mtroet, ofcinek. 4 October 6, Feaopm 3 bh, dows line! our only joy But in heaven we none to meet dur daritny angel hoy nd frienas of the Fimily are respectfully nvited ty attend the fonaral, from. th renidenoe of his avonts, southwest oorper of Forty aixth wtrect and Ninth wvenne, this (Wednesday) terion, at two o'el ok a tibont forthor trertation,” The remama will be taken to Ireen wood for Mmterment. (Aaa NY A RA SO COENEN 7 MISCELLAN HOU HOUSENOLD WOUD. 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