The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1863, Page 7

HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OUTUBEK 28, 186%—TRIPLE SHKET. TAass Meeting of Independent Democrats. AN INSIDE VIEW OF THE “ RING.” ene How the Tammany and Mozart Circus Riders Perform. Speeches of Mr. W. B. Rankin, Ex- Judge Maynard, John Cochrane, Levi 8. Chatfield and Others, &e., &e., de. Pursuant to the following cull the Cooper Institute was wail filled iast evening by a respectable audieucs:— Patty) Bari AGAINST Soen insrizetx, KESENTATIVE onsersass Maaning 4 Go oa. Jomes ait: ion Bers, Gucttotd Won John ‘Sohn tf ng of the ENING. Octoane 27, Van Bi Nar atatire * neta'on rida stoning iat ke Scr urrogate. i Seni ote 8. iene uel B. daivin; we Ps as . RANKEN, psi rom McMcuiea, SPEECH OF MR. W. B. RANKEN, At eight o'clock the mecting was called to order by Mr. Wu. B, Ranxuw, President of the Democratic Representa- tive Committee, who made a lengthy explanation of the object of the mecting. He said that no party should ‘bo started in @ community witnout having @ ground- work for its organization, For mapy years tho democracy of the city and county of New York hed been at sea, the sixty thousand voters bad been Pel gees balron and their nominations, year proto aad beco made without the democracy havin had been of New York, but to the great been pans cOnieasion 2 vein | Ba year after year, of having men paced in tho who wore said to Dave paid for their yee bg gis who buys from the auctioncer’s maart in ros) ancation, “(How much will you ae.’ ‘abuinaas) A ihe bis pre down; that ited those nominations, can be ped. 4bo demecracy of tho city of New ‘york wit wand ap in their manhood and in their might, eae those genttenren , No longer shall this huoksterin, ness be done,’ to give them & chanoe to do tt, Ae predicted that. o year would not pass ere and Mozart would be compel’, to proclaim that thore champions in the fleld who were awakening tho pesple to their righte, api that they must succumb to -gti9 Poice of the might: Casilla ig determined fe hae teaded, (Applause.) AV a man be Sapo voted the democratic ticket for ot past that say that those for whom he deposited his vote as a Creomap ut the ballot box was of bis choico, aud ttt he aad anything to do with placing bim there? No. Had chore gone & (hv primary organizations of the party on sither cide te ggg who sat in council, making chose pominations or controlling the rariy, who could reier back to the power of his ward, and gay they sent bim? No. Was there a single min who had ;resumed to be « member of that great organi- tation in thy sity who bad gono be‘ore the people for their endorsement as thelr representative, who could say that, under that endorsement, he had been enabled to par- ict vate in the management of the democratic party? He faused forareply. {he meu who would submit to such rajustice wero not fit to be ircemen, (Cheeis.) He.as- sertod that the manner in which those two’ organiza tions—Taramany and Mozart—had packed their preiimi y conventions and orguuizitiong had been of such a acter ag to bring the binsh of shame to every man of rinoipie iv the party. (Renewed applause.) When the Amorican citizeu deposited bis vote ho did #0 under the magna charter of bia rights as a freemen in a free goantey,, and he voted for measures, not for mea. Bug what tun fo the domocratic party who bad been under the ban and bane ul influence of these boid, bad gon, could say that he bad been subscribing to any prin- tiple? None at ali. In the muuiolpal management of the oarty of this great city there was but one quesiiin made a6 Uo {ts organization, and that wos not as to whether ms tlomun or that gentleman will govern tbo affairs of this areat city and parece mediated a to the citlzen— «here was no question as to whether he was on honest or Scapable man—but tuese gentlemen on either me en- Wrapped themseives in what, ser cailed an “organiza. It was true that a tel the jerote ty old Y rigadees ”’ but when they hold such mectings Tam- ey Gali tock good care to send, ag musiers of their primary election their own judges and inspectors; and a0 nian, were he to pol! tea thousand votes under that a election, could be admitted into the sucred pre- Cinets of ‘vamamauy Hail uvless be came with the it of , and these in tors. were wetor the ‘of the two. or threo men who bold whe reiog of power there, goa) The same rema ‘were applicable to joz art Hail as she was organized. The ob ect of tne de moratic indepe:deut electors in Cony | the meoting was © know trom the people ot New York if the ¢ was to be longer an auction mart in this city by wiich Fernacdo Wood on ove side, orting up & Dowination aud nea it down to the bighest bidder, or whether bis tricnd ter i, Sweeny, ou tio otur side, could do the same. in gentiomen we bad formed this new organization pro- claimed hat if the blind (uries that bed come over the ee ae ee them to vite the tickets that those men they intended to have # grand strike, aud in that strike if lammany Hail, io her colossa! dimensions, Co to the gronnd, tottertig'in her wantonness, Cag Pl did intend to their yotos in her favor. They intended to say tv Wood, the one po er Movart ‘proceed ia your nominations, make pen ot mart with unb.ushing effrontery ta the tight san; bat mn thie hour of the coun- cyetmert would be zeen th 6 men would stand op and prociaim to all the world SA Bie Bo BASS | te democrate, bat under the constitution of the United States and tinder tho laws of the tute they wore untainted aod aboorrepted demceorats. In conctusion Mr. Rankin aomi- ‘astod for the presiaing officer ex Jui Mayvara. RAMARKS OF JUDGH MAYNAKD. The nominetion was unanimously ratified, and, in takiog te chatr, Judge Marwann roturned thanks for the RoDor conterred cim in selecting him to preside over that large of men, who knew thetr rights, and, Knowing, dared malutainthem. He then proceeded, in the same strain as the previous epeaker, vo show bow: cominations arewmue im Tammany and Mozart halis. If 4 party recived ati ine tes cast to his , be could get @ Seat insiie of the “ring.” and that “ring made the aMicoreand appropriated what they could to their owa, 180. ‘They could a ‘propriate a ope wharte to theuwelves, “there Wore some inside of ring’’ wh bad thir. eon different offices t one individual, Positions were wet up tw the higvest bidder tn the mrrket, Cae man Mozart Hall was the chief of a roan pl the city an Ovmty Of New York. ( bier Cnr He mate from o ¢ nuudred torn bewdeeh tho. sand doltars avory year by marketigg oifloes. ‘The new democratic organization, under whore agjieos they wet + ion ‘that occasion, Was Origioated for the purpose of allowing the people to bave a voice in the nominations that were 4 privteye cf voting for the candi. tutes. Although 1 was now in ite ——, be trusted Lat by anetoer year tt would show a giant growth that woutd make Tammany aud Tt + ein their sboes. fn relation to gov ernme the organization aliows vy pease, wnd go far as luo wee concerned, he held n: to his dctrines. He bad ovly one som aud he loved him; but be loved bis pountry more, which to-day was in ite throes to rave Ite oxieteuce. and be wan for bis peng tn this struge'e, — or wrong, until «Be came out triamhant ag»inst trattors. aii oy nel tan te Ard France or England, of any other Power ¥ the canopy of Heaven. (Loud cheers.) A young man thea read a list of vice prestdonis .nd esoretaries but ihe names were unknown ~ fame. Indeed, the piat’o.m was only cocupied by a Cader nano AMorney Cuttaeis) sberiff—the only indi: idval that Our reporter recugn! 4. A band of Mele Ceoipied the Corper Of the stage, and oiaved voveral paareatis pieces. Rew proposed & feriea of resolations, whiey wore egepie. SPSECH OF CBNRRAL COCTIRANR. Cenera! Jotw Cocunave was introduced, and was re ceived with great applause He said they hud met spon 20 ordin aud (bo constant accresiuns | were being ‘mando t the audience tmdica‘o! that they wore uli interesied in the subject which was to be dis- cussed, He understond the meeting to be the ena of an Organivation basing itself upon tho representatt capecity of (ue people, ihe wivertisoments.which bad e; peared in tbe payers, lind announced that for the pur. mo Of aewerting that dvotrive as the berie of «il wecraetio actin, (Lis meetiag was vened, The muwes congregttet on that ocearion were deter. Gr ved W Contor the principle which they received irom thors, for it was that wblcb two, ited their free. a control the Dexiple vo apyeat Arat to * He would Getein th im vetuctpte 40 lotinate with ai toulwed their righte; tion was to be found we temple of liberty. bet " aidicaities, and agitated by Wea! und partial divcanston®, Cundvdates for iniérive chicos were swarming ther hoot the city: but at 8) that conine oF Of Larger quent thoy feit fo” thotr led tn their # Bo Jeerde, and = evmbl ee of U watinetion fro © hast been henrd the + ea'y tram) to thom in aii the interest ¢ commtry. ‘They ore as. apicity each ror hy tw Tepreecatative demcoracy. net bers Of the peop © Veowme vo wteld ons\ble for them to assormble and deiibe worted to sentation ‘The represent the will of the jeoplo, and wheo depurted from their will he wae recalled, but when be ouscted their wil be was sstalnod by their offer of representation war rim ly = ndoat demeorets the democracy © the city and county of New out had any ropresseration whetever in this city? Had % tp either Taminany or Mozart baie, oF ic Sy canoes OF cOnd'ays of polltigians whatever’ For med their instituvions, and commen ed time | iu i if if! i I Lf E i | : i Fl { | Had iy I : LB H [ Hy 4 H I i Z rf E ; tH | 8 i fees FH iat fat si : ay 5 E z eile ve ob Ha disso! v limb of the democratic citizen, avd ho stood gay that hia will must bo But be had beard othe fog whieh by its eccentric growth, had now clas nage’ we ita embrace Aldermen and Counci!- Be. with bellies with ro fat capon sined— register, street constractors, street sweeping machines, und al! the {a @f money making, which, commencing ‘with self interest, ene with the advice of Pee ogo — mone} a ovnalred the ny to be armen, which of New York, anni & to-morrow. (Renewed lang! aboy teeing an pamper pierre ore 6 area, annonnoing the ari and inf the reader that certain nmboemente twenty five cents picce admission, chi'dren and Mr. |» directs the au- ), and the thing caravan, wore y have worth of their mo:ey, Other jet succeed, and hf witness such @ oor < equetation that the world novor seea—a o eee unequalled Sire 8 tho world over, How it was oat le for gentlemen circus riders or political rin; to preserve (their perpendicular under such noti 08 these which they exhibit to an astonished world was @ matter of ier and amuse meat to him. The feat he (General Cochrane) had sceu was the riding on two Tammany avd Mozart. ‘There was crete little abead; up came Tam. many and passed him, and tb it performer who rode them was in danger of being split to midrif; they go nec. i neck, the ring weccet smacked bis whij the band gave another of hoarse muric, and audierce roars to tbe (op of their pitch well done for twenty five cents, price of admission. (Great laughter ) But thers comes a disturbance tn the menagerie The lion roared and the spectators declare that they saw te elephant. More than that, the nobie old War " rorse--(ioud laugh: ter) ‘smotied the battle afar off, and 6o down thi ty the whole cataloguo of the animals at ‘ceding time to the peac* ape that per‘orms bis artice with the red shoul- dei oud bare posterior, Those were the animals of the political clrous which performed within cur New York be | for the simple price of twenty-five cents admission, hiléren half price. (Rexewed faughter.) He was in ciined to think that such @ picture ‘as that hid Dever been considered by a New York avdicnce That it was true to the life be only had to direct their attention to the acts and performances that were transpiring daily before them. That was an amus ing view of the picture, but it had adarker shade, Those actors were Cpe ay the inberent rights of the gird and wore,deflling the great temple of liberty iu which they ali wore proud to worsbip. it was for the poople of New York, met in their sovereign capacky, to NCO whether these things abali be, or, ia) cndersteaaing | them tw all their proportions, whether they will not make one eilort to declare that they were croated equal, aud that that er ae be preserved at the expense of an ih power riveted by the despotism of men ho Practised that iniquity over them without representation. General Cochrane weut on to say that be would not degrade bis argument 45 any allu- sions to persons; be bad no quarrel with an individual; but In respect to acts relative to the effect of his transac Tet8?F pers the discussion on an orcasinn like the present, and he be- lieved that if the oo, tois city are ever to themselves worthy of self goverument, it can only be when forward with unselfish: at tmirrepresent " frow the resolutions of the Demecratic General Committee of the city of New York 20, 1861, Introdgced by 8 comics com: og wd ‘eigon J Waterbury, ‘laudiue L. Monell, Jobo . Hofwan, F. 1. A. te and Wm. Burns. The resol ‘Revoived, That this ratly for the ard wisely made by cur whole people, party ng oe my and with. out a to Beth pee uo Garrone gars of sustain! the government the om of yor is powers and duties as the constitated autherity, and that oli questions respecting the course and policy of the administration must be f nt until the nutional honor has been vindicated and power established.”’ Now, what was the position ‘ot Tam many? It was the position required by that wonderful feto of riding two horses at the same time. She was fur nither peace or war. When the skies looked bright then she was for the country, but when the skies lowered then she doubted and ae. aioe independent demograts occupied the pos! ich they had always beld-their country fret ‘“t aye i forever (Loud cheers.) What else was democratic? The e-untry was pefcatr camped Te cag apd whever was against country was against the government of the people. } 0 very basis of the doctrine of the American govern. Ment wae that no (ove.gn potentate ehould be permitted country fs nobly . irrespective of to establish bimacif yermanontly apon these shores. language inscribed most deepiy was that language it that doe. bid (Cheers. upon t page of cur bisters that constitnted the Monroe doctrine. tripe were permitted to perish, they mi frewell to our institutions end to tut where had Tammany I'all by any resolution demoed the offort of tnglaod and France to interfors ore controversy, and to plant themselves upon our shores’ Nowbere and he arraigned them «! the bar of the people culprits for the omission and he esked them to angwo t the indicunent. Why was it, whea France bes put ber foot ujon this Cvulinent, aud when Kogiand hag menaced uk with Seno, Fe ‘that, fap so ga vs the “ring. , “ #0 ubsorbed fn the Mayoralty aod in _ Alderimes eon Counciimen's seats that we he to Sogo on these litte affairs. i otbor words, © puitiag ney in our parse.” But the time was coming, if no ‘is corcel aright the s\gne upon the political sky, when the money choagere will be driven from the teraple of liber- 7. (Cheers) | 18 was further resorvod by the sacherns, Draves and conusaliors “that @ committee of three be appomtet to procere & banner, bearing con- memor.bie wor’s of Andrew Jackson, And sbalt be preserved.” and thas it the name of Judge ne DAUReF was gone, but the senti ment was emb'azoned pow thetr hea ts. and it would fens long as the memory of Jackson lived. He would @emocrm, rather have one thoueht ot ibe i.depencent from the o> uage of freedom, than al! (howe re ‘a whieh tricky, juaglipg peliliciaus or wae the a Wt: aod the peone . they were directin i Too le w id terompl ot last con Cochratie pila a lowing tribate to Major Gevernl Mix, and the mention of Ss rame ine nue tem with the Maycrsity was received with unbounded enthymiasm. The question which waa pate the neo who fought op Bunker Hii, aod Sarat ga— Wil! you supmit?"—was now pot t) the ho ert demo. cracy of hie city, Hie wam satixfiet they woula pot, ior the fovnteme of the great deep were broken and dem ted e¢ wat no orgenitig now that ir Foatty. (Beers acety and J Saeit Murart bow er whem they eoted if the candidaté® only ropresenied the pooyie vod Uber “ © resented the war an@ the Urion. (Cheers) od that the Gemeoracy would stand by the set 4 au, ttm them, wd Bat ti their y ae cb wld Thome were his, seatinuea , in Comciusin, to Ki who fe rem” Ud thawe rent of renimting the tyrant and of rend) hain, #o tbat the co: ptr) may become what (once woR—iree, happy aed wndien Geoveral Cocurane was loudly cheered os he took hiv eo ‘The tion. Lave ®, Omer. followed Me, Cochrane, ie ther ght that 1 Le cay ered Dic #16 £0 kiewe be would ive wtfenes tuataad of ite whieh ld Testi Ge Lh Te OL) Mev emeul Wax OPP TItION to Tw ye Merart tial, tie wane ° outs oa quatated with tte Moieud of Morart I 4 Aways been an cid fashioned, plau and # deinocral. ( \ppiause «coeral | of the mistake of the gea- Wasuworoy, Oct. 27, 1863, OPPOSITION TO THE MEXICAN MONARCHY. Am informal conversatio® was beid this day between ome of the representatives of tLe Spanish-American nationalities in Washingtoo, with a view to a concert of action im resisting the cstabiiahment of a monarchy om this continess.- Although the idea of a representation to this effect to our government bas loag betn in contem- platiOm, action in the premises has no doubt beon ae- colerated by the appea:ance of « significant article ia this morning’s Chronicte, foreshadowing the enforcement of the Monroe doctrine. Senor Romoro, the new Miniater of the Juaros government, hag arrived in Washingtoo, and laughs to ecorn the idea of a popular voto resulting in favor of Maximilian. The day for bis preseotation hag mot yet been Axed; but it ts understood that his instructions are of such @ character as cannot {aii to enlist the deepest sympathies of the government of tho United States. THK ARREST OF AGENTS OF KRLIBF ASSOCIATIONS, ‘The statement in regard to the arrost of Messrs. Wil- Mamson and Bloss, ageats of the Penosy!vania aud Michi- gan Relief associations, for the sale of old bandages, rags, &c., is incorrect in so far aa the property is said to havo bees old goverment property. {t waa tho property of the associations, aud was sold by Mr. Williamson and Dr. Blosa by order of the chairmen of the executive committees of the associations, and the proceeds depcsit- ed to thelr credit. The treatment of Mr. Wil- lameon by Colonel Baker was most arbitrary end unjust. Ho was refused permission to send for Judge Brady, chairman of the association, and other parties who cont'd provo his innocence. After several hours’ delay a dete from Mr. Williamson was delivered to Judge Brady, who immediately obtained an interview with Judge Turner, Agsistant Judge Advocate (ieveral, and upon bis representations of the facts io the case, Mr. ‘Williamson was released on parole, At a meeting of the association this evening 4 commit- tee was appointed to make a statement of the caso to the proper authorities, with a representation of the outra- geous treatment of the accused by Colonel Baker, and a demand for h's full and unconditional release (rom arrost, ‘and the removal of Baker from bis position as Provost Marshal of the War Department. The meeting was at tended by Juage Usher, Secretary of the Interior; Hon. J. J. Lewis, Commiagioner of Internal Revenne, and other govtiemen of position and high respectability, who are much incensed at this abuse of authority. The New York and Mighigan Relief Association also held meetings this evening to co-operate in the attempt to obtain redress for the past and security from similar outrages for the future. THE VISIT OF THE RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICERS. Yesterday @ resolution adopted in the lower Board of our Corporation, extending the honors of the city anda Danquet to the distinguished Russian naval guests shortly expected, was rejected by the Board of Aldermen. The citizens bere are sadly chagrined at this public manifestation of a want of courtesy to our foreign visi- tors by the corporate authorities of our national metro. polis. THE CHARGES AGAINST COLONEL M'KELYY. Tho libellous charges ogainst Colone! McKelvy, the Commandant of the Convalescent camp, and other officera Of that departracnt, made in the Trifune a fow days ago, have excited great indignation among all who are furaliior with the management of that camp in offtcial circles. Colonel McKelvy has demanded a court of inquiry, which, after a full investigation, has exooerated him. The 77i Vune and its representatives have been excluded from the Convalescent camp in consequence of the slanderous statements wade by them in rogerd to its management, and indictment for libel bas becn favored on the premises against Florace Greeley, and the process will be exeouted at the earliest opportunity. NAVAL ORDERS. Lieut. Commander &. P. Quackenbush bas been orterod to the command of the Poquot. Lieut. Commander James Parker has been detached from gpecial daty at New York, and ordored to the North Atlantic Blockading squadroo. PAYMENT OF THE TROOP®. Arrangements are being mado for paying our armies for the two mooths eading with November. Twenty-five millions of dollars are required for that purpose. The paymasters’ rolls may not, howevor, be prepared before the miadle of thet month. THE TURF. ‘The trotting race ip harness on the now National Course to-day, for a purse of ono thoussnd dollare, was won by General Butler ia three beats out of five—uile beats. The opponents of Geveral Butler were Prince and Hartford Belle. The first beat was won by Genoral But. ler in 2:34%; the second also by General Butler, in 2:32)¢; the third by Prince, in 2:315;, and the fourth by General Butler, in 2:20. From three to five thou- sand spectators were present, among whom were many prominent personages. Oar Washi tom Correspondence. Wasarvoton, Oct. 12, 1863. The Old Man of the Sea in his Glory—is Wonderfui Suc- cexs in Taking the Rebel Pirates—His Asststan'’s Equally Wonderfu'—The Navy Department Full of Wonders. Tam in receipt of your favor of yesterday, requesting me to iaform you why active measures had not been adopted by the Navy Department to capture the Ala- Dbama, Florida, &e Are you not imitating Liscoln by joking on serious matters’ If you arc cot it must have been n slip of the pen, when (bo word ‘active’? was placed ip any position with the Secretary, whom 1 think it was tho Hxxarp frat characterized as the “Old Man of the Sea." If, however, you are seriou, and mean to apy'y this information to « practical good, in accordance with your usual course, I will give you my impressions on this soecific inquiry. If I were to go into all the antocecoat circumstance and deta:'s charscterising the supincares of the Navy Department, which bave led Ww the result “ these rebel vessels roaming the seas so cafely, it carry me far Beyond the limits of @ letter, Now to re epecial case. ‘The reason that active measures have oot been adopt ed, is that gross ignorance of all that relates to, belongs %, or fortas parte of, or compriaes the whole of a #witt, stable atid effective war steamer, existe throngiout (he department—io the Secretary, Assistant Seoretary, Fo gineer-in Chief and Chief of the Bureau of Construction At campaime there was a desire, when (he Old Man of the Sen was first wakened up, to do something notWbie aot as be koow nothing himselt ho deterui\ned to appoint * acientific commission to determine upon any Clara u might be submitted by practical shipbuilders ant ps triots who desired to ond the war or to punish traitors. And 60 Professor Henry—« man #0 far behind al) pract- cal things as to declare an engine (a locomotive ons! mean) could not ascend am inclined plain, Decnure |b wee against the laws of gravitation ('\) wag pul ina cbairman. My the way, I ought to have said the Geclaration about gravity was made come twenty-Ove years ago, and in the noxt week the Morris engine run op “ pL age of ahout oe hondred feet to the mile, \ great case, stopping and 2 ploasare of the en beer, and ‘that sebsoqaontiy sty all 2 f i of our great Fr awore enabled to construct their rouds with grades ious (9 (bat expelt, woula have been deemed i bio. Next on the commission eame A. [elias Bocbe, (ban whom 00 maa would be better fur coast surve purpowes | the fortifice reatene! by i on's is, in Line with the most omtiy of the city, when at @ short distance o tof line The third wae an Admiral 3 z 3 E i a 5 integrity, #0 @reat tat | ‘Thi’ comma « whenever something new comme before them reco'ed \6 beo-nse it was pew, and when one that bad born kr Wea BiTedaced tojncted It Leen set was be matrer, Mf presred by the party presenting it. wae than plar be | fore Lomal, toe Chief of the fureau of Countrootion wl fa onred W all ning’, new or old, excep th bieh be hin iC brings out, aid they are neither new ub june of thet wale brid that be has ever dow they a Baiting \ eemel* Fajecie all foe ines, and adhoree to the (vl! bow m ron of the 6 4 sloop of This war bie frat ite hope other has yet displared it. He fia» e me Of m val Rerviog Mt comemar:! Dewilder tho ty eontrotia (he own at veweln $d motets from (be best builders of ew VY. Engiand. it is eid ant bas given contract fre [tenis of Ble, for forma which can ne ther ee ope ¢ wor ma oty. Ts ih any reegen then thatthe other steamers built a Le ges yoo th Varn ahiphs id Cher, he. 1 be ware ag’ ‘ats #1) soeh merge rg to Navy ‘eparsmen'? ‘The Bumater was athe rate Softee ree, | dolphin a8 a freight veusni \-tween Havewe and Now Urteans, and Could overbacl ber. weunale on Ge ena oe 0 ae cet 80 prose upon or amy other administration the stern necessities of the case. as to Feary oc unern one conntennens Se Siemans of ine boreau, avd a yi mn of eouse rs ol the (nd Man of tbe toa. hei I think these rema ks answor the substance of your queatien. ARRIVAL OF Tw Newmas —Iho United States steamer Newbern, T. A. Harris, ommaader, (rons the North At laatic blockading aquadrop, with 100 bbis. mavalutores, from Beaufort, arrived at this port yostorday. Tho /ol- lowing 1s @ list of ber officers: Acting Masicr ana Kzecutwe Officer—Wur. B. Sholdon, Acting Master—J. H Richardson. Act Y y Mnsigne-— (tins, Millet, Milton Webetor aud Chas. “Acting Ausis.ant Surgeon—Jobn K. Cobb, Actin) Asnstan! Paymagter—K, HC Cop‘atn's Clerk—Thos, J. Ponjam) “oa Paymasier's Cak—touy Y. tee: “s—Acting First Ansistant, lraxc Mapten; Acting Second Ageistant, Joun ts. Cooper; Third Assistants, Fran- cis Lomas and 8. ‘Hofman, Mav's Maics—Goo, ©. Williams, soar F. Wixon, Johe P. Jouve and Adolphus Landergrea. Pollce Intelliy Pronanue Fara. Sraumxg Armay.—David R. Thome, & young man of roapectabie appearance, was brought vofore Justice Quackenbush yesterday on a charge of assaulting Patrick Wion with @ knifo, stabbing bim ia ‘no leas than eight different places. It scoms that tho workmen a Rigi looking giasa factory aro ona ee at all of them, with the oxcoption of Thoms, re- not to work at the old prices. On Rat oven as Thoms was returning bume, ho was on) Wine of a number of tho * atrikers,"’ who abused bim oe nos Joining them. Ho excised himself by saying that he wan under @ contract to work for one year, and as bis time bel expired he did — it would be honorable Ki and stabbed Winn {n the mannor already deacribod. of wolf defence, and forls sae- when tho matior shall bo in- ‘to be in a oritica) condition. a Poumicat. Row—Oys Man StausKy.—At @ ratification meoting of the democracy, beld at Mozart Garden, is Columbia stroet,on Monday night, a dispute aroso bo- tween tho rival candidates for Assembly im that district, which finally merged into @ general scrimmage. The can- didates were backed by thetr roapectizve adborents, and for a time it was bard to way which faction was in tho ascendancy, A number of the combatrnts suffered se- vorely, and one of the belligerents was stabbed. Indeed, there i uo telling whiat the conwequemcos would have been had not the police of the Thirtesath precinct intor- fered, No arrests. Anornzs Sramarg Arrray —Pateick McNally, of No, 3% Willett atroot, is reported by the police to be in a dango rous Condition, from the effeots of a stad in the hoad re- ceived at the hands of some person unknown. It appears that on Monday night MoNatly was out drinking in eom- By, with two friends, named Danie Roach an@ John lurdock, aod while passing a stable ie the nelybborhond ‘® stranger attacked (hom with a pitch fork. It {a claimed by McNal'y’s friends that the lojury waa inflicted by this upknown persou, but the Irie} thought propar to detain thon until tue matter could be thoroughly ioveatigated. Maancuoiy TRaGeny--A Woman Saor Duan sy Aime Husnano.—A melancholy accident, growing out of tho cariess uso of Orearms occurred at 167 Third atreet,on Sunday ovening, the victim being s married woman and the mothor of fonr children, A German, named Joba Schmidt, it appears, was carlersly bandiing a revolver, when tho weapon exploded, injuring bis wile 80 sovoroly that she died in less than thirty-six hours afterwards. About two weeks ago, Schmidt loaned the weapon to a neighbor, named Joho Hask, and on Sunday, When he re- coived it'back, was not aware (pat tt was loaded. Upon going to bed that evening be “arlerly drow the weapon from bis pocket for tho purpore of banging tt on avail, when, somehow or other, an explosion followed, and Mrs. Schmidt, being in direct ranges, recetyed the entire contoats of the barrel. Tho ball passed through the tower part of the poor wom: a's back @od came out near the groim. Corover Nauinacn had an interviow with injured woman some hours berore her death, when ane her statement of the occurreucs, eloarly exon- erating ber husband from any crimical tatont to do her harm. Schmidt, who bas beeu aa invalid for (wo yoara, is suffering the moat intense anguish, acdSeudiy deplores the occurrence which deprived bim of a fond and loving Au inquest was hod upon the bod Coroner Nauinann, whoa the jury rendero cordance with the above facta. Mra, Schtnidt was thirty. soven years of age, ANd was & native of Germany Fatat Assactt ow A Cap,—On the 16th inst. @ dis- tarbance occurred at 106 Hester street, between two of the tenants, n®ned Kate D. Soto aud Mary Dugan, which culminated in a pitched batto, in which Kate was worsted, Some hours afterwards, bowever, Kato took advantage of her adversary when abe bad achild in ber arms, and poured a pail of hot water over her neck and face, A portion of the iatter felbupon the child, —- it so or that death ensued yesterday tu consequence. Coroner Ranbey held an inquest uyoe the body, whe t pow rendered a verdict ce & the oats Kate ‘ted t from the olty 9000 alter ‘masa the P potice to find find her at ag. A Cuapren o Acciomsra, con ate He a sative of Germany, aged thirty-one years, died at the New York Hospital yesterday frum the effects of injuries accidentally received by being caught in the machinery at Wilson's Dakery,on the 20th iost, Coroute Ransey held an in- quest, Mar 'Y, aged six year’, died atNo. 81 Wash- ington earects from the effects ot burns accidentally ro ceived by bee clothes catohing Ore at a grate. Jacob Sbultz, & native of Germs aged twenty two nnbe was run over by No. 4 Engine, on the 16th wnat. ee day at the New York low ro from the effects ra bis injuries, Coroner Ranney beld an juqusst Mary Ta: & vative of Ireland. aged twenty-nine tor, gears fed at be believue Hos tal, from the etlocts of buros accilentally received by the expasion of a camphors ~ in the month of June last. romaine of a boy, about twelve yoars old, wore foand floating in the water at the fort of Fifth atreet, — ronet Ranney was notified to bold au im- ques: Departures, ARRIVALS. x, Soutmaveron—Steamship Now My ad Mme Casiri. Kignors stefani, o Miss A Gi.bert, Mra H Funel re Prot E Levtre and Furst. sone, Mr Voger and dauehior, Miss 4 bam iis Merritt, Mra ff Warren aud chi Miss Kaupe, Reitrenste'n, Miss A Cor fe Minch and child, © ‘Fal. ter, § Hirsch, # King, indy and epiit; U Mordt, B Mon Kohat, Mr Hinwiiton and agg, Mies Correll, Bar. epic. Be Damount, M Re ©, BR Me Wert Werner'and twoentaren. Mim J Prack, Me «Ww Manvel F Solum, Jos Armbresiee and tay, M hekettucr, Bee 1b Pivken ‘and son, Mra A Fracsen and is) CT Mins L Re ler, Rev B Ansterns Koveuthal KE Prenaeh Urother, D Wour. ¥ 1", GO Notme i Muller, A Paar, A you’ Bauer, T and F Ma M Katreusiels, Miss Lia Let Mre J Witeabergand daughtor, Wt Kratise ana family, Mls oop, It Retners, wife and twoehiidren; H Ketoers. tamily ; Rosenberger, D Morne, D G Heller, tobias, T Kraet, Mra Lud oon, Mra’ ¥ Oppatein and daugh'or, Mins A Helm: jariia, V Halter ana wife © Gravis Mis E Hey Kilter, we Vou Detier, Me Lowenwe 4 ite. ee | Kielen and Le LY How? aire and r crery urray end cl jt Keoms, Mr Uchsingere 00) 253 tn the steerage anew ts Von Eisenberg ts, without Qaes- ft aurint @ad oculiet, nits his roome on ny lant we witnessed two 0; ns —on on the the other on the esr—tat wo fer Us coirn ove tm p oxalon of the nee almovt Hows atte nmenta ta F Goving diseases that a “yauinered beyond the rea: tote’ ne last Marc mio he ted that he het ouvert ted by pulations Of others, but Laat they tind all Une cauee of ulinunes Dortor said lends rete bw Sround (he recme. ree. bie roared fre om a chair, and minntes (6 Ind eried vet, oF “ ave . Ons Coowsty ond Berar, Male yet ef the » 6 steamers Of the vary tT Ometal Drawines ot Werrey, Beer & ns HISOEEZANBOUS.. oS ores O.4se 66 —Gor 817. 1968. maw eney rm ra aa fiat a | A Pc ae oe 44, 36, a 16. GT, 69. maur BLvOMING CREEUS Govninss eset tece of shaven Aaronaing. MIQUE BLOOMING CRRBUS irs oan Lows MIQUE BLOOMING OKRBUS Omote 1Dea wings of the Shelby Cottoge- moue onRsUS Letiery trl | Obit 69, 14 Te oe pier , 14, 61, sd ur ORRKOE Coase 68 —Got. 27, taka, 64, 73, 83. 45 45. 35 6, So, G1, 34, 46, 86, 66, TO. wiaut OFRBUS, mater addremnag A meat exqnielin, ds!icate an: Portw pee FD ny fT + ho rere and beaut tower em weiss ty nee ie ahmernt Drawtnes af ene aanere Asso- “ae ed op coumrnar irs * tiation Company's Lotinry of Kaaueky PHALON'S TAK BO OTHER G4. 14, 71, sr Gh, ow 48. 4 a. * , 69, 9, 17, Crsss 386. 45, 66, 39, 23. 4, . wnt 7 yeti ee FOO. Wansrors, Covington, Ky. Prizes Onshea not, Information given, Di fig! at pre ya ry Lay Loe silvor. ieee, for 23 aE GAIGR, 138 Brvadway, waar Astor phase. i 69, luformation fuer #00. samen ore oO Prizes Cashed Fea information given, Olreulareatn 3,078 Post oftoe WHAFPB! & od tm AN Legalized vom, JOMRPM RATBR, Broker, 11 Wal PriseaCashed o- all b foukeawe | 78 CLA 10, 67, 37. nahed 0d mil kine of guid = etroet, M. Lettertes. CATABRH ralgia permanently ane rus \ Havane Lottery.—Thirty 4 promium paid for A BKOTION white and ootorra, sult purokesere, at Vici The Ft » for ioe ges Nurs tor ladion ond & great variowy of iuiltety Goods a Miller's 50 if Dye—Best and ropest Natural and durable. Try. uoia by argginia yt 16 Doy atreot. Two Performa Vantomiie at cach Flewers, He dresses. a, = fates eerste: juat coceived at Mmo, M. HARRIG', 7a Br: El matic ren’ ht On: The The Wta Mirror of Fashiow id Winter Novelties and jer Bi the apienid I Zinver number, Wheeler & Witeen cy Newlin, ave won the highcat Prom Rigel Paitm wiiees exhibited eis seasau, Olllon fil way. Grover & Rake: Composite ‘ron W rovection of wadawe. UUTOLTS Canal street. Don’t Furnish Your House with Mir- rors until you bave examined tho Jooking giass warohouse of WHITTEMOKM BROTHE IG, es To-day at Barna: Museum, at 3 and 7 o'clock. Mariotta, the Ghoat, is de Visite for ad mother, miliiaer aad at ali the ——9 bor of Mme. with macnifcent Illustrations, ‘mation. (regan —— MIGHEST PREM) rant: ¥ SEWING sk Uitines ir Gino wasorti 579 Broadway, oppostio Motropaiitan Htovel WwW. A. Bachelor's fa the world—barmioas, tm all Gruggiats aud portumes 4 Wi The uve applied by nu PPimograd Fre ies, s Jocks avd al! Bkin Biemiahes cured by GO Etat er ho cory BY Warclay street, 453 Broadway. of Youth or Liguld for preserving end beautifying the com ploxtou and skin, 443 Broadw: 7” Breedw y + oe Deatness, Ontarrh and A ind Throat treate’ by Dr. Canetti oe oe Distilled Dew its the | Wimest noes in the werld (or the s&iu a7 compiesion Dtite Uproote Hf or any part of the bo utifal Complexton.—Laird’s Bloom and drvag All Mick » place Recopiion brane, fon 24. M ung ‘Trusees.—Marsh & Co., Kade 00 No. 2 Vene jupporters, dno! ‘Truss olice, Blatio Goods, jen dant. OROVER & DAKE) MISCRLLANEOUA, LL THB FAIRS OF 1563, Ce AEWING MACTINGS WERE AWARDED THB UIGHERGT PREMIUM Over all competitors Al the following @tav Wor the beat Pamily Fowin turing Mackiuge and the best Machine wort NEW YORK ATATR PAIR pi a woke T First Pren Virat Piet Prot mit Viret Prem! um for Mt First Premium for M im for Pam m for Do m tor Mas ILLINOIS BTATE Vale fret Fremiom for Macaine for all purpose. Viret Premim tor Mecwine Work JOWA BEATE VA Firat Vremivn KENTL Fire KP ATATH FAIR Premium for hi Firat Premium for Mi MICHIOAM BTATB FA Piet Peomiam Preminm for Mae ifatiring Machine, We Faire of 163 ing Maobines, the best Mantes echin ° reat Mach!ag, Wore ime for alt purpose, Work Marhine Fiat Prominin for Machine Wore PENNSYLVANIA BATE Patt * vate boring Mach {oe Virst Premium for wt u Macsing Work, ony STATE Vain © at Premium (or Mach! AND aT THE FOLLY ONLTTENDEY CO. (VE) for Yam 1 remium for Manu Vrowlum (or Mac FRANKLIN COUNTY ¢ ) COUNTY FAIRIm rate First premtom (or Family Matine iret ret! a for Man Omaurlain VALLET(Y 4 Vrewiem for Pind brew Fire, Prom MAMPDEN CO. 1 oF Diploma for Machine QUERNG COUNTY HY) aantout LTV RAL HOOIRTE or oe ring Marhine RIOULTURAL @OOIRTT. ue Firm premivm for Femtiy Meok WARIINOTON © oMTY (WY) FAIR Ping yremiom for Far!) 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