The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1865, Page 5

« Whe Radicals Falling Back on the Rural Districts. ‘ ’ THE FALL CAMPAIGN. The Rotten Borough Plot of the Loyal Leaguers. Scrub Race Between the Leaguers and the Regencies. ‘Success of Weed’s Change of Base to e Secretary Depew and His Cholera Mforbus Census. THE PARTY TACTICS AND NOMINATIONS. New York. do. Our Albany Correspondence. ALBANY, August 19, 1865, ‘The form of a telegraphic despatch did not convenient- ly admit of my transmitting to you all the details and matters of interest relative to the meeting here this week of the Democratic State Central Committee. the scope of conversation here on that occasion embraced ‘every bearing of the fall campaign, as well as the general aspect of the whole field of politics, 1 propose to add to my telegram somo explanatory details in this letter re- &. garding these subjects. THR PARTY MANAGRMENT—PRESENT PERSONNEL OF TUE DEMOCRATIC REGENCY. The management and prospects of the democracy in this State have undergone an entire and absolute change. The secret instigating centro, and the worst drag which the party had, was the influence of Erastus Corning. For years the power of the Central Railroad, with its ‘vast ramifications from one end of the Siate to the otber, was wielded by Corning, and made the centre of a selfish conspiracy through which he coerced the regular conven- tions of the party and made it subservient to selfish, narrow views and absurd family interests. Around this Clique @ Httle would-be patrician oligarchy had collected, with its-social centre at Albany, and for some years past they have perched themselves upon the ruins of the great democratic edifice and stabled their animals in its porticos, like a nest of brigands or lazzaroni in the de- gerted palaces of a struck out a line former of that communication :— ‘The Seward-Weed Regency, transferred to Now York city, has vacated its old headquarters at Albany, loaving the radicals and Loyal Leaguers in possession of the Biveriing Journal and the State offices under Fenton, ‘Woed and his Rogency having taken up position in the Piiropolia.as the true centre of politics, look to the fed- eral patronage, the strict support of the administration, even the renomination of Andy Johaso: th ‘of which tho New York Timer is: tando’ more oF \ lees a mouthpiece division E creed, “the discordant split is ae hand ‘which on of the ‘ons w The cont hold Uh Andy ‘lew Inv! will have control of ft, or their antagonisis will be " ching the Hees rks’eat etl fesse carey | ie, aad ators Doyle and Coser armed ve try Fhe emiaad AD,S ctunit Ghent | qveram mt coy ay thal ag ng a Salas Sg eas © eeere wutrage reese: | from nine to thirteen years of age, pansed Timothy ANB, f- Bigy the seaterty love another view, cod \¢ wen, Sueey frortation to retugees ix simply encouraging them in The power of Weed is alroady felt in the proposed Timothy O'Toole, Patrick Barry, Joha Greenwood and pve bagi fe - ‘eel —. wiil aa yo br ‘thero should be a quietus put immoe- ment of the distinctive do, if uni sul nce McCarthy, on the charge of baring broken into om and counsel sere aes , - a oF. fine, and Should. this bo repudiated by the Now York | tho cigar. store ot, Nears Stevens E'Granyn, ‘No. 30 | county sod thus promote a humano and practical move- 1m 6.078% OP TL TERT OT oy tion, Grecle ke, Androws, Dudley | Broome street, on Sunday last, and steading ctxars, meer- | mont se Tho ald spitit of rebeliton 1s by BO Field, Ben: Feld’ tat, ey, Opa Ke, Andrew and try | Chane pipen cigar holders, &e., valued ¢ $20. "When || After seme further businoss the meoting adjourned. sivoly Unk the oid oot oC otion, tery bow." ‘will nevor get 9 glimpse of power again in | the boys found that the police were after them they took day brings us news of some Union man being bush- tas senceiian OF government of this generation. refuge under pier 10 East river, but thatibeing an inso- An Enamerator'’s De waoked S the rebels, One instance occurred yerterday EXTRAORDINARY RXPEDIENTS OF THE LOYAL LEAGUE. cure place, they plunged into the river and attempted to | - TO THE BOITOR OF THK HERALD. Me knoxcile, which threatens sorious resulta. A re- ig it 6 controlling i the democracy ion of the rT in view BOROUGHS AND THE CENSUS SWI which the Loyal League counc! carried out in the politics of this State are extraord Foremost among wally startling and eq these New York city, Brooklyn ‘Stato was intontiona moans of knowing and to be irre) ly awaits the natural develop- ‘ment of inevitable events to send the divorced members organization be from the ani of mary. census swindle; for ae re and 1 Tyg of tig jeetgnedly plann have full from tho best authoritics. the age. ‘tween Dean Richmond and Erastus Corning last year upset this citadel of a lazzaroni regency. Railroad Company ejected Corning from the Presidency of that concern, and Richmond took his legitimate posi- tion in place of Corning, leaving the latter well entangled in the toils of a lawsuit with the road, for alleged com- missions and profits on purchases for the company, to the amount of many hundreds of thousands, which he or his partners were not entitled to acquire in view of his official connection with the Central Railroad. Corning is, therefore, disposed of in this way, while the political suicide of Seymour last year leaves him and his incor- rigible associated copperheads buried beyond resurrec- tion under the ruins of the Chicago platform, Comstock, of the Atlas and Argu:, retired upon the capture of Rich- mond, and that. sheet, changing its whole political tone, policy under Cassidy and two new associate oditors, which, upon the assassination of Lin- coln, fairly reversed all its previous reckoning. schooner ina storm, the Atlas and Argus took in sail by Teducing its name to that of the Argus, and thus, scud- ding under its main sheet, it has sped away most pros- perously before a free wind for a snug haven under the lee of Andy Johnson and the administration. tinctive Albany Regency, under Corning, Seymour & Co., thas thus been practically deflagrated, Poter Cagger alone remaining as a surviving legatee. Unlike the boy on the burning deck, however, he, with unerring sagacity, now sits with- Richmond, Cornell and the Buffalo and ‘New York men, the most prominent and active of any am the new councils of the sionist and keenest ‘ Andy ‘WEED AND “HIS NEW YORK REGHNCY—SUCCESS OF THY GRAND CHANGE OF DASH. . So much for the personal aspect of the reorganized management of the democracy. The ciaborate details which I gave you last month as to the Union os republi- can party and its managers in the State is to-day otro in its statements, and proves to be perfectly accurate as to its predictions. 1 will repeat here briefly the points rty, the strongest progres- nso democrat.” and organ of the Seward-Weed inter- of the Aibany Journal. of the Union 'y and dissolution of its clements is fairly inaugurated. The negro approaching conven- ic miss ons in politics, Andy Johnson; compelled in self-de- ‘fence to provide against the assaults of the Chase radi- als and their undermining revolutionary designs, has cluded to rout the Greeley radicals (rom their s:romy- in the Custom House and other f deral departments, influence of this patrouage for Suanen pha cnnn tated Pym the political edifice of « general restoration—in shor -the Johnson id these changes of base, which place Weed in a position where the strong popular protect and rokeve them, and the proposed gradual con- ‘Masses of the democracy as a basis "po! which to establish the conservative leaders and the bull vo voters of the Union party, former statem the Weed and Seward int I showed you, 8x weeks since, the Jacobin organizations, tho Loyal possession of the Custom House, the i the other virtually ecjasred. Fest ‘eed and Seward these strongholds, and State Convention meets that ws to the / NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUSY 24, ne them had set aside the idea of a praperty . Gualldcation for voters a6 wae THE SOUTHWEST. LOOKING AFTER THE FRSCDMEN. resolved to fall back on the equi to’ this—ahe constitution of a Legislature by of towm' | Denunclation of Governor Brownlow— and counties. In this plan each town is to have one Ravages of the Cotton Worms, é&e. county one member of Assembly, regard or two Senators. ‘This would give an AS- State, sembly of many hundred members for this and The steamer Superior has three hundred and forty Camo, August 23, 1865. | Governor Brownlow, General Fisk and Others sive vs. a Logislature after the plan of Massachmncvs 4h | bales of cotton for Evansville, and the Continental has Inspecting the Condition of tho rotten borough system of Yn serge poy bendiag wa any Dalen paper naar euneicai ee tal me it was necessary n rece! fs place “(o-pass?” the official census this year in some man- few Orleans, raised in Brazos county, ‘ennessee. her, and go into the constitutional convention next year ‘was sold on the 16th at 5134 cents. The Memphis Bulletin, always an unconditional Union upon no increase of the basis of representation. How weil “Secretary”, Depew as aovompliahed thi, | paper, contains « denunciation against Governor Brown. | EAST TENNESSEE “ SMALL POTATOES.” ny low’a against the Jews. by ives. How admirabl; ree ees ve the other paniaae of She Loyal The worms-are ravaging the cotton fields on the Talla- ke. ke. ke. Leag' in the legal resen| hatchie. tion payers this winter, itizens of the southern section of the State an England men, who now and use them to to ingraft this mode of disfranchising the cit! constitution of the State, at the meeting of tion which is provided to be held under that instrument next year. canvass. ticket. They ‘ee the State. Necessarily Asrembly an Fenton tor U: on the negro The row be- The Central to be a ceneral conenrre Milled. Th of the do peace men b penditui Tho ropul their no begin to b cannot go bre o the the chances made moro or sible, as usual, a Pifh Distt Reh Dist elected. in the organized | Union, ronage of the JUVENILE, mitted them fo was found in the fraud upon they sunk ia U anxious consul. favan Houge in taker was soni householders as a tax, puss’ons for the fall e} “tis already dried by the Regency, to b will not be the order of t m as the Custom House wo Welles, Hart of the old Cail vations, escapo by swimming. sent ont after the boy: ashore and secured. ‘ons, sulfraze question. ving slovghed off, oar least cans arc much embat of @ row in the materially inereased. id precipitate this feeling wo or three ab least of the legacies: dismissed, confidence would be in- spired and the tide of feeling for Andy Johnson would propagate their peculiar idiosyner dof the several large cities will also see. Itis the well matured purpose of the General Fremont—Batterfiela’s Overland Our Chattanooga Correspondence. these ~— Exprese—Tho Indian Commission. Your re has just par vi bebo froma rasies, Sr. Loum, August 23, 1865. Nashvill " the General i, in company with General Fisk, commissioner she Gonvape Fremont, at the head of company of Easter | 4, wrorigeos, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands” in ‘THR CHOLERA MORBUS CENSUS CAMPAIGN. Now these plans are frankly avowed by the radicals, and will have to be accepted asa staple of the coming Depew’s name will stand at the head of their gh at the adroit way in which the census it around, to be easily bluffed off by the rer here, and next door for a draft official. They know that the cengus of New York is entirely bogus, and the efforts of Supervisor Tweed and Commissioner Cornell to get Depew to sanction a re- vision is talked of here with derision. The thing was put up,and will be followed up by an apportionment next winter and a constitution next year, upon the plan, viz: the s»bversion of popular suffrage by the cre- ation of a system of English rotten boroughs throughout irposes, as It also Pennsylvania Politics. Harnisncns, August 23, 1865. Delegates to the Demdccttic Stato Convention are al- ready -here in considerable numbers. Tho impression gains here that the incumbents of the Auditor's and Sur- veyor General’s offices will be renominated. Mr. Barr, for Surveyor General, comes very strongly enforced from the west; while Isaac Slenker, the old Auditor General, is ready to aceept a renomination, sanguine that he can succeed in being re-electod om his merits as an officer. * ‘The Harrisburg Cotion Mills were cold to-day at public sale to J.D. Cameron, of this city, for one hundred thousand dollars. Kentacky Election, t—Lovell H. Row t—€, Clay Smal +—G. “, Shi jon. dem y Ui Klin, ETATE ‘THEASURET. LATE JUDGE, THR URGISLATORE, The latest oMeial returns from the expital Legislature as follows:—Houso, us fur aa heard from. Union and 19 demoera's. Full returns will reduce the demo:ratic majority in the House, bub they will hav working majority in both branches, The [From the Loulsville Journal, Avgusé 21.) CONGRE'SIONAL DRE GATION. L. 8. Trimble, democrat, democrat. democrat. moerat, an, Union: ocrat. Fighth Distric—W. Ti. Randell, Union, Ninth District—Samuel NeKee, Union, Police Intelligence. or trial. ssion of the boys, e river. and the It is perhaps due to the Secretary of State to say that, after the appointment of the enumerators, that his responsibilities and duties in the premises ceased under the statute, and that his duties have been merely ministerial to that extent. He of course will disclaim any responsibility for the result, or any inten- tion to bring about the objects of the leaguers. bursed his “patronage” at the bidding of the League organizations, and, possessed of this, they had substan- tially control of the whole thing. was all they had to teach the enumerators, and clearly they fornd very apt scholars. Already the democrats have taken up the issue on theze returns, and in the absence of morc] Important the census will engage a leading attention in Aptly enough the roulated that Chauncey M. Depew’s rhs have depopulated the State more summarily n the war or thocholera, and this ery has gone he claims le d's- “How not to do it” forth against him already, in & pithy adaptation of the Me ; @upot in thet fri r ui y etings nh, ’ i spot in the hearts of friends at Initials of his name as “Cholera Morbus Depew." mae CB ene eves Cee be corroct—viz: that he. who sesfyrah. INTERESTING MATTEKS RELATING TO APPLES, be as what advantage is there to be de- GRaAr ad 0 hl oc “4 * ul ft 828 self made glortous— d by the republicans from tiese extraordinary tac- IRAPES, PEARS, NEW TIRES, BYC.—-A MOVEMENT | thoy arc in a better sphore. for the prsent I will tics? To this question they answer that the cities arc FOR INDUSTRIAL PEMA TRESSES AND | desist, and procced to something more practical. hostile to them, avd give democratic majorities. That FACTORY GIRLS TO BE TA! OUT AMONG THK THS CRORE sich a body as they propose to get in this manner for nate world choose Horace Greeley or ited States Senator, and present a regular permanent division, with a contfoling majority inthe | On, at the American Institute Building, corner of tances affected with rust and ands of the agricultural districts, adverse at al tes to | Eichth street and Fourth avenue. There was not a full I verily beliove that half of it will not be worth the growth and interests of the cities and the city pollti- | attendance, owing to the fact that most of the members | !¢ Pi T did not ace a single feld that looked even cians. . fair, ect Chis wth the fact that but little has boen It is not necessary for mo to eliminate the proposed platform of the republican or Union party, except to note the general anticipation of a split and extensive row TACCIOS CF THY DEMOCRACY —THR PROBAVIE: PLATFORM, From my description of the status of the democratic Regency, you will probably infer that more will be loft to the convention this year than heretofore fora long tert, ‘The good old method of having everything ent and put threugh by agclunation, thing thistime. ‘There appears in the idea of nominating Luci. Robinson for Comptroller, and Robert Campbell or Martin Grover, or both, are sv; peals, there I wR? DN d for the Court of Ap. two’ vaonncies on that bench to be nes, however, are taken as indications ermination of the ‘party to get back its men from the Union or opposition ranks. ‘Mo 1d-a of this | his orchard, This is not a large nor well shaped app public pron nv Since to elections are over, fall camps ili be to make the old democratic organi- | but is very well flavored and joicy. The tress are very | ad the infanous re ecased to exasperate him zation the basis of a new ‘Union party,” with the sup- | productive. ag mich as was their former wont, be pres:ryes his port of the administration, and restoration of union and | R. C. Taylor, of Indiana, Pa, sent in a vory curious | equanianity wonder ully, and as a consequence his hoalth harmony on a peace setiloment, as its great aim. It | development of the potato. It was along old potato, of | 1s improv ig rapidly, avd smile as Way, pres*nt a counterpart to the former | a brown sh color, with a small ono of later growth, and whieh have overcle i arty of the war, with the sam) war democrats in | geemingly of a dilferent fa: emerging from the top, | The Goy his peculiar ties, however, and I cau. , the ultra abolitionists and oxtreme copperhead ions to b» adopted, thove of the epied with a favor which will that will be done in the way of the administraion. Every day strengthens | farms not far from Milford, and the prices range from | Will show in what a quaint way le somotimes gots around this tendency of the democracy, and if the mauagers | seventeen to forty dollars per acre, afiat refusal. A short time .dcon J. Pillow sent have their way there will be no stinted measure | — J, W. Price, living in Northern Mi ested in- | in his application for the Gey of the approval which the convention of this State | formation as to which variety of was pest | dorsed it as followas—'Wi Like a | can express in support of the President's policy. A | adapted to that section. After som regard. | United States, I would pardon this man, on the ground few nore moves seh as those in the New York | ing the writs of the diferent varieties the mawer was | (hat nothing but is vanity took him into the webeltion."” With Old sweep in lire a mill race, ; scemed to favor twenty to twenty-five feet. SUING THE GOVERMOR. The dis- The ution adopted by the Maine democracy in Mr. Young, of ‘Bedford county, Pa., addressed a letter Thoro wag a large amount of money found in the favor of tho assumption by the federal government of | to the club,’ stating from exper ence Uhat maple trees | coi rs of tM Isham G Harris fanctionarios after ther the war debt of the States and counties is engaging much attention, and if adopted would put a portion of that ex- upon the South. This is a point which wives the idea atiractiveness for campaign carries the democracy a point farther on legitimate ground than the other party have taken as yet. rrassed in regard to Pleciged to renominate Depew, they alarmed at his record about the census, yet 4 upon him, even t hey seo tint in | produciive specimen, prtucipally used Tor the purpose of farthing. porns Set RN or coms ganally well qvalj- | presenves. They are faulty in some respects, but on the Tum NOTE: DR CturourIRLD, fied coldyer, Tho democracy tinust beat them. To nearly | whole are a good variety, difusing through room, and | 60 named after the lady who owns (ho institution, is the all the other Siate officia's (except Robinson and Coch- Fane) to be elected this yedr they have given, through »yal Leagites, assurances of renomination. As their chances of succese begin to wane they grow anxious to got rid of ther commitments, and on this subject, also, publican convention are Neale, the Union candi‘ate, is regarded aa certivinly arr Fampson beats Kavanaugh about fifty-three votes im the appellate district. pince the 45 democrats and 28 Senate will stand 17 DELINQUENTS—KOPBING & CIGAR STORK. ‘Yosterday afternoon Captain Warlow, of the First pre- A small boat was procured and ." ‘who were takon oa board, brought justice Hogan snbeequently, com- ‘A portion of the stolen p ¥ CHARGR OF BIGAMY—-A MAN WITH POUR WIVES. Justice Ledwith yesterday had under examination men, is about to purchase an extensive tract of mineral lands in this State, with the view of erecting an estab- lighment in this city for the manufacture of railroad iron. Tho Demoorat’s Lawrence despatch says that Mr. But- terfield, the superintendent of Butterfleld’s Ovorland Express, has completed the arrangements for the trans- portation of freight from Lawrence to New Mexico and Arizona, and will send coaches from Lawrence to Denver City, via Smoky Hill route, as soon as the Missourl and Pacific Railroad is completed. The government commissioners to tne grand Indian council have arrived at Leavenworth, this department; four membors of his staff, Governor Brownlow and 8. C. Morcer, of the Nashville Press and Times, As Linformed you in my last from Nashville, the,Gencral is making a tour of inspection of his depart- mer, in pursuance of orders from Washington. Gov- ernor Brownlow is en rowe home, and Mr. Mercer is on @ Bohomian tour, a la your humble servant. this much by way of Profage. a) REFLECTIONS RN ROUTE. As we whisked out from the far-famed city, notorious for its bad hotels, bad whiskey and bad smells, and on past the ever memorable battlefields surrounding it—as 1 looked w,th an involuntary shudder on the numerous Little mounds, marked only with smail gray boards, tell- ing a volume within themselves, and then counted the innumerable earthworks, forts, Dlockhouses, &c., which form a connecting link between them and the bloody field at Stone river—my mind naturally recurred to the time when these barvea wastes were the scenes of bloody conflicts; when our brave soldiors met the intrepid rebel hordes in battle array, and thousands of them lost their lives in decence of the old flag. Who could drive such reflections a’ * Those little mounds are silent monitor but they address themselves to the heart, and will ne down at the beck of the will. Nor were we freed from | such thoughts afier passing Stone river, for another chain of trenches keep up the Iine and form a junetion with Lookout Mountain, which looms up hke @ spectre in tho distance, as we enter Chi . There are thousands of unnamed heroes buric is harren soil— in the valleys, among the tall grass and cane brakes, and sof the mountains, among the rocks, moss “vo fortune and tp fame unknown,” News from New Orie: le New Or.wans, August 22, 1865. The steamer Star of the South, from Philadelphia, and Western Metropolis and Morning Star, from New York, have arrived. Major General Wright, commanding the Department of Texas, has arrived at Galveston. The pressure for ap- pointments at Austin is vory great. Two cars, containing seventy two bales of cotton, wer> burned between Galveston and Houston on the 14th. Loss $10,000 in specie. Sight checks on Now York 9 « 7% per cent discount. Cotton active; sales 3,000 bales at 42c, a 43, Molasses (Louisiana), 65¢, Sugar unchanged. Freights on cotton to New York %c. a 1c. VINES, ETC. The Farmers’ Club held a mecting on Tuesday aftor to observe the cotton and can give no more favorable cotion ix stinted, tiin on the are out rusticating during the summer weeks, Bosid 1 15 not bestow d planted, anc vo something similar to the Duteh- Iran's profi ; » denotod by ciphers, as the ‘As for the corn it is thin, & poor rommneration to the that the failvre in both Of a Inck of cultivation as it would ceom that suflictont attenti by the p:blic upon the club, whose objecis are certainly of a most useful nature and highly deserving of counte nance. ‘There were soveral ladies present yesterday, and on, 1, and will I believe, ch on many distingusbed agricuiturists from various ta though the season has been altogether too of the country, The procesdings w-re instructive ani SOR BROWNLOW. interesting. a not the man my fancy ad oxpee “ito meet a morose, vindic- idual, ad anticipated a good ‘time in 0s at the heads of his enemies. er, in these my “great ‘i ernor a sedate, qui | gentloman; more of the par- think, jadging from his At half-past one P. M. the meeting was called to order, ex-Alderman Nathan C. Ely, President of the Club, cou pying the chair, aud John W, Chambers acting secretary. E. Lacy, of Bucks county, Pa., presented specimens of the summer apple called the Cornell Favor.te, raived in 1 was disapp> nted, how tions,” for £ found’in the ¢ sumibg, clever and 80 son, indeed, than one Mr. Taylor fo nd it in his cellar, and it was pronounce a pheuomenon in the wor'd 0” roots. Vor the benefit of partis desirous of emigrating to Delaware: civealar descriptions of farins, scales of prices, &e., were rad. There are various improved no! ber them than by citing a eo .ple of inci- dents ior whieh E have ENDORSING ATWITC : ‘The Governor ree ives daily n incrous req ‘ests “ en- dorso applications for pardon, anit tho ‘ollowing ine:dents decid d in favor of the “Dootit:le . A letter received from Ki the propor distances between stated to be too small a spac On another applic. man de done nothing since to lessen his chanee,’? Brownlow would be so sinister? jon he endorsed as follows:—''This rebellion, and ho has Who else but Kuk, Towa, regarding Jo trees, Twelve lect was and the general opinion should be tapped ja the first frosty days of the falt to induee a fal! and continued flow of sap. Dr. Trimble, of Newark, cailed attention to a remarka- ble tree imported from Germany, which blossomed in carly sping before any leaves appeared, and was about the size of the lilac. He did not learn its name, but be- lieved there was a specimen in the Park, Th» President introduced the subject of grapes, by ox- biting a specimen of “the Charier Oak,” a largo and skedaddle from Ni vilie, which had formeriy belonged to the State. These iuuds were invested by Governor Brownlow in United States bonds with Jay Cooke & Co., in New York, and placed to the credit of the state, Some of these galvanized rebels (having taken the am- nesty oath) claim certain amounts as their personal prop- and are entering stits against the Governor for ccovery. ‘To use the Governor's cluasic expression, them tilheil freezes over,” and them won't only public house in Chattanoogs, inonopoiies, is a grand nuisance. ‘pat up"? with ‘and at all kinds of hotels and boarding houses, but never in my life did I see the «qual of this esto fact 8, it has got an overdose 0! busin et well on its stoinach. A good physic 1n tho shi w@ hoslthy opposition might make it convalesce not, the case is « hopeless on». The fable d hte consists of pork @la bacon, hog meat and swine, soggy biscuit, rye coffe, and potatoes about the size of marbles, baked tea crisp. A pretty dish fora hungry epicure = By the way, speaking of small potatoes reminds me that every- thing in this locality is on th» small potato principle. Witir a aiight chance an old doggere! would bo apropos to this locality. ilere it ia, rovised und cor even impregnating other grapes with, an agreenble aroma. A letter was received from Mr. J. D. Comfort, Fredericktown, Ohio, together with a leaf of a German gTape vine, very productive and excellent. Mr. Cava- nagh stated that a German fruit grower of Brooklyn cul- tivated that variety, trimming off the collaterals and lowing the main cane to extend along the vino; his fruit house was literally filled with grapes by this pro- cess. No namo had as yet been conferred on the vine in “Nvesers. Gain, of New J Cavanagh, of Brook! lessrs. Quinn, of New Joracy ; Cav: * yn; Sweet, of Western New York, and Dr. Andros, of apoke upon various features of the grape ques tion, The best manner of pa! 0 was with the stems down, The bloom" should by all means bo preserved. Th the Europeas markets they ‘substitate powdered - Poraioes ney grow stnall, nesia for the lot “bloom.” “Shoulder” bunches should In Tennessee, be kept apart from “st rs." Better “sub-soil” and And they cat 'em skin and all, Tu Tennessee. + This (4 a gad commontary on Governor Brownlow's as seria n his ecular for the encouragement of emigra- ton, that Tennessee is the most fertilo region in tho South, Can (io philosophor who accounted for the 1ator-y motion of the earth” tell diminutive in this section? I ‘€ them would make a good moal for a “manipulate” eighteen inches than trencls two feet for vines, They pack with steam in the wine districts nor Hammondsport, in this State; avoid root moisture, havo two to three tons per acre, pay ten cents a pownd, and soy. ral other pieves of i ation nnd wholesome advice might be gl aned from the varivus addresses P. T. Quinn gave a luc d statement reyording the oul. ture of p-ar tree: and the proper meshod of picking, gathering, packing'and shipping the fruit, Mr Q. is ono of the most extensive and écientific fruit raisers in the po:ato rot by the “rot ime why the potatoos are so don’t bel eve one Lilliputiaa. VAGRANCY OAMPS. who bas not travelied much through the a a is nd vents th of Son ty. on ae ut ‘around. the toe be ‘com. he rebetiion would b» surprised to see the monced thirteen years ago with Dfty varie but found x this country, established by the agents of 4a wise to reduce the number to leas than # He has s Bureau, for the accommodation of refu- five thousand trees, yielding a ferge quantity of fruit, | recs ‘and uegroes. They are composed of small huts about Which ssold in tho New York market, He dudathe | eight feet vy ton, and bard’y high enou.h to accommo- “Duchesee de Angoulcme’’ the most profitable variety. | date one st ¢upmght. ihey are built in rows very Dr. Triabie and others also made somo interesting re- | like soldier TA ks, and are oocupied indiseriminately marks on this subject. by nogroes and “white trash. General Fisk very pro- Tho noxt subject brought up was that of “having | porly c: Ja them “camps for the encouragement of va- fomales take pact in fruit raising and gardening." A | grauey,” und has ordered their abol. hment. ‘They are a never should bave beon established. rand nuisance, and be out of the way to relate in this cuuvection it 1a} letter was read from HH. C, Ingersoll, of Washington, on if ating w the subject; and Messrs, Kobinson, Bartlett, Nott, Quinn Cavanag! de some remarks on the feasibility of | & }ittlo circumstance re} this business, oA prijeot A eee observed that a great source ‘of wut which sliows at once the i, norance of the people who in- fering to single and provectorless fomaies rosts inthe very | dulge init, and the vagrant spirit which inauces them to few industria! avocaiions assigned tom by the conven- depend on government for support. A woman applied at Hlonalitios. Could they. fly rom the needle to the siraw- | General F sk’s headquarters for trangportation, ‘She was berry—irom the crowded hardships of tae city to the | # bleareyed, dirty, binek look ng being, whoae face had gonial occupation of tending the budding blossom been farailia the headquarters, and tho Generel, not and teaching the young vino how to- shoot—their thinking her worthy, refused to grant her request. While sho was indulg ng’ in some choice epithets, a poye women with three ebildren mado application and re- ceived the necessary documents. Now for the denoue- men’, Tho disappoluted applicant for Uncle Sam's favors rushed up to the desk, Jaiming, “Now, Gin’ral, I jist dou t think that’s far; T'vo bin refugeein’ longer’n sie hes, and you won't give mo no. transporta- would be immeasurably subserved. Mr, that in his absence his sister his farm of two hundred and fifty acres with ‘success, and other geniiemen present havo tos- timony to the fines of woman for @ese pursuits, Ono meinber, however, objected, stating that it would n cos- | sate such modification in dress as would bring upon turned rebel captain, named Clarborne Plumblee, sought a quarrel with a Mr. Barger, a e-spectable merchant of the place, avd who had formerly boon # captain in the Sccond Tennessee inentry, Maving provoked @ retort from him to some insolent remark, Plambles, without further ceremony, drow his pistol and shot him through the right shoukder, causing, 1a all probability, o fatal wound. Plurmblee was arreted and put in jail, but the Unton citizens were #0 incgnsed that « mob to take him New Lorrs, Kings Co., L. 1, August 22, 1865, J 1 notice th the Hanato of August 21 a criticism on the enumerators of the consus for 1865, in which there iy fan error of 2,455 in the district of Now Lotta, Kings county, L. I, The town was divided into two districts, only one of which is rockoned in your report. The whole enumeration of the two districts {9 6,083, against 9,271 in 1860, showing an increase of 1,812, matead of a tations hold at certain chambers in the case of bigamy, wherein the defendant is represented to Toss of 043 a8 our report. It the reporter makes | Out aad hang him Was orgenizing whee our informant, Parties ede ail he little exestion they on havo had four wives, all of whom are: living. rind - many such biutders Ib eon that the enumera- | & fobe ae “bev Cy a! orem, where, We hall re: Ke man twenty-seven years of age, } tion falls short of our expectations. ty r " from nots 4 “ne ge by lg coe mae tenet “ie at ‘we Say) Fenty-seventh strect MONE oF THE ENUMERATORS OF NEW LOTTS. tm Over the Sa 1, dmul frou which place I will write ve . shows tl oa of No- —_—-. . pail ———— tatters, bt Jeet ee ee, ee ton and yours im Te ote, ne remeron rien toes ar Personal Intolligence. Obituary. pr acgeee emg Hyon foe yo Bato rivcour rét, by the Rev. wh “Beach, Bleanor BE. ©, Don Antonio M. do Zea, Spanish Vice Consul at this MAJON JOUN PF. HRISS. thar, one-half, vanvaseed, in that section, Formal ar- | Roan, of 435 West Thirty-second etraot, ‘being a witness | port during the past four yours and a half, has been pro- | Major John P. Hoisy, @ native of Nicaragua, amd for Sonomotth were accortingly made to provide some | to the marriage. While his first on, Gas et ave: 4 motod to the Consulship of Spain at Mobile. many years a resident of Washington City, led in. thia Tomody for thie asmumed, aie pedients, carvassed Accused married auctor, YoOM pe period “be walled | , Tord Monck, Governor General of Cannda, her fone | cliy.en the id inst He will be remembered a the q , . Sage ‘ " . 7 were enero of measures, of which the following wore | himsolf in marrings to on other lady, and on perder picee Barry ee Burnley, of tho: Washington Km. | ed!tse of the Washingion Union daring Prosident Polk’ jr the great ends to be achieved. the 10th bi aor lies Pg 9 basey, and oubers adwinistration, Ho was also engaged for some time on . 1 mari os, A Prantes Pi “Theare, Mnesenty sere ie tof victinn| nthe persou of Miss Emma Jane De- ue London Pall Mat! Gaselte states that Prince Liye the Washington Sictes newspaper. con vee SS hat thie thing would be “fixed,” and. yogh, living at Ninth. nus. He was Jeon bas been requested by the Emperor to abridge his - ——-- —— ‘or the past year that S tiy what was meant, Peek tho game church whore ho was united to his first |. vicit to Rngland. The reason of thia request Is alloged to The Late Firemen’s Fight. aithough Paid not uodersiand i Y hen the iden, was | wife, the Rov. J. B. Hagany being the oflc.ating clergy. | bo (ue. /ear that the Prince's Ajaccio a— (in whieh he TO THE EDITOR OF THE NERALD. an inkling Cn ne Secretary of State | man, ‘The prisoner's urst wife is married avain and out | go eirongly oulogized Amorcan Institutions) should ve amen - nts have been published in rela- should be Tepominated, Now, in view of the extraordi- } of tbe way, sad the lost vietim eee ) 5 erat inade the subject of oo sgn in bis seit én ry late dificuliy between Engines Noa 6 and 41, about ed returns of la. | in the case. 6 two other wour respondent writes from 0 Anstrian watering ¢ Tou trom New York, and Brooklyn Toe that Ue reno: | deceived ty ‘Kenny appar as, witnosres against him, piste of astoin, that fn rich Knglishman has for some | 1 bog leave, in justice to myself and company, to sub. foe yr Modged (9 Depew, | The accueed was cominitted for trial in default of $1,600.) TAS taken up his adie on tho Mainiizer Tauer, ® } mig the true version of the affair, Tho statomont In pan Ay ion oe eine ana Bit ANOTUMR DISCHARGE. Mouhtain more than mr ty ine hn regard to the firing of aes, ime = a Taviouinlty, viy other Rams. WAS ‘To THE EDITOR OF THK HERALD. sn extrenaeiy comfortable ry tuiry.cwo hora na te | Barnes beet 200 ot ae re No any one connected alleged taviolabalty, Fay Well satiated that | In your Je paper ia an account of my arreat | Evita ty” communicate with the earth, He | ths house nt em alarm and proceeded to the mentioned oF ie eeace been, manipulated a3 clearly | and imprisonment for recetving stolen goods from Fred: | ree ius singular awoliing place in order to enjoy at | fre ‘ay usual, and whon «here we were suddonly sur. with a view to the Loyal League plans asl might bo | erick Paar ened. and, instead of being com. | Phoneee tis singin vsth of time the mpectacte of mun- | feaaea py a party a teaan in regard to Weg cine and returns of » New —— mitted to the Tombs, was honorably bs foror, Figg itn in awi sont, surrounded by snow to defend ourveive:. oombers ei Basing Comp 7 mary election. patronage, or naming of the ena. No, 41 have ever ready ta as firemen and the Popa ome ay ee Loyal Leagues, Fir» in Cleveland. am ee tate oe tee Lapham my ed ba een ae and hang Dg J ae ee and Fuotpinn ofthe Loyal Lengvas in to ecnat che whole | | 4 Gunma, Ono, Auguet #2 1g idteorsier ak 8 very 600d Se eaet hi loathe. WEN = ite aca me t after the | tase night, toss $90,000 ~ Fone Apocial mission to America, . , Foreman Kugine Jo. No, 61. ow When mong loon 5 ———— er ‘ a Session BY) Fy News from San Francisco. SPORTING, \ Saw Pranersoo, July 26, 1865, : “mm sdons of a gradual iacrease of business, Cricket. pees are indio. twenty per cent since the news MANHATTAN VERSUS BT. GrOKUn, Whate oil has advances ‘oa, Other oils are firmer. The following is ¢he score of the match between these Of the Shenandosh’s ated. from Panama. falled, Arrived, steamer Constitution, _—irty-eignt thousand ship Lookout, for New York, wif’ *% —» handred hides, , | Sacks of copper ore, three thousand et — -ndred cases | threo hundred and ten bates of wool, one Hit: and twenty-six pipes of California wine Four Companions in Crime SenSeniced to" State Prison for Life. ~ Bostox, August 23, 2865. In the Superior Court to-day, Johm Northidge, A: Von Werner, Patrick Shay and John Dolan, the trators of the brutal outrage on Mrs, Bates, on the night of + Sth inst, were each sentenced t State Prisom for life, clubs yesterday at B.oboken:— First Seabring, ¢. stumford, ¢. Wylde. . Poerless, b. Bailey. +++ Hudson, c. Mumford, Hadfeld, ¢. Gordon, Boyd, b. Bailey.......+++« jor, ¢. Gisboun, b. Wylde... « The Highway Robbery in New Jersey. 70 THE EDITOK OF THE HERALL* Having seen in the papers of yesterday an account of highway robbery on myself near the premises of Mount Innings. Score. Bailey, ¢. Wallear, b. Hud- a BOD. essen sre rcercves Gordon, 1, b. w. b. Hud- Edwards,o. Tyler, b. Hud- Laing, b. Rudscn, Ford, b. Hudso Pleasant, I wish to say that the proprietors, of that place Mumford, ¢, Simpson, Laing, c. Plumer, b. Peer- are entirely innocent of all blame, as it occurred’ after’ Hudson.... it ecnese: 4 | leaving their premises, on my way home, and, of Edwards, c. Walker, b. course, they knew nothing about it, and my wounds'™re Hu not 90 bad as represeuted, aud I hope to be able to’ be out ia a very short tim: FRANK HALSTEAD? Kendall, 'b. b. w Peerless 6 Gisborne, c. Plumer, b. Talbott, b, Peerless. .0 Goor’Crors 1x Mixyesora.--The St. Paul Press of the Tucker... bi Wackie, b. Peorless. | 1 | 18th has crop reports from various sections of Minne Mackio, ¢. Walker, b. Wylde,'b. Hudson,...... 0 | 80ta, all of which show an encourag:ig prospect, Thar Hudson. . ary '— | injury done the growing crops by the iaie storms was nob Wylde, c. and b. Tucker 0 69 | nearly ag great as was reporied, and the prospects for am abundant yield of all kinds of’ gran is flattering in the Total .. - 64 extreme. Formers are busy with their havvests now, Byes, 1. Total, 1. and if the weather continues favorala'¢ for a week or two Soe Movers: Byron and J. Wright. Scorers. longer tho grain will be safe. at Jncas and J. Love. The Satellite and Union ir. Keyser a Ph; 2 Of over Glubs play at Brooklyn to-day Pe IM yeild the Jefferson —_— Medica! College and of the University of Mediciae and Sue. se Ball. ry of Philadelphia. } 8 rH. T. HeLapoup:— ACTIVH VERSUS ATLANTIC. Theso clubs played an interesting game at Hoboken yesterday, the result being the success of the Atlantics, though they were short-handed, having neither their to the question asked meas to -would say that I have used and past thirty years. Ido aration of it have not fous diseases where such Draw Sin—in regard opinion about Buel the article in various forms for ink there t# any form or p: used or known to be used in the ¥. quired in my judgment ts warranted by the facts. medicate ci caicher, pitober nce righh laldec.. ‘The’ Astivhs played an| Seaenite Mente teeta eosin Geeta eee excellent game in a majority of the innings rluus dine 8 of the bladder and kidneys, aud reputation h ATLANTIC. AcTiVR. secn und used, as [oefore stated, every form. of Players, O.R. Players. 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The Athlotics beat the Empires to-day in a full game ot nine innings by a score of 40 to 23, Over twenty thousand people, including fifteen hundrod ladles, wit hy Anthma, Affect \d Pulmonary Complaints, Disord the Stomach, Liver, Shortness of "Breath, and other distressing uffectious of the Chest; morbid atfec- tions of the Liver, Weakness of Nerves and general debil i of the whole syatom, Ix now tn full operation at the real- dence of the Inventor, Dr. VON EISENBERG, 816 Broad- na of the Voice, Latyngeal, Brom ered Fanotlons of, Wheezing Cough’ nessed the game. The Athletics made eight home runs, | W#¥,,hean Twelfth streok dia Supices chave:. ‘tho cxine mie epieaniaig contented: |. Oe a elena ce eee Airoughont, A Ready and Conclusive Test ‘of the The Atiletics play in Washington on Monday. The Empires play wit the Camden to-morrow. FoI Eee tuk those sok feria im the Unked * States Dispensatory. R treal. —$_______—. aes Senin ee ee A.—Marsh’s Radical Cure Truss ana The St. Hyacinthe races commenced yesterday at Mon- | pandage lustitate hae removed 10 642 Broadway. Open i treal, and were largely attended. Four races were run, | 90. M. Lady attonda and capital tine made, considering the weights carried, At $3 Each—Our Best “Sea. Island’ Finer RACK. Shirts. Kegalar price $4. " Cuanate’s Rack—Weight 168 pounds, to be ridden by Sule ‘FOWLER, No. 3 Park row, Look: offic ors, haif mite dash. A.—Jcfifers, No. 573 Broadway.—Ladics” Mr. —— enterod Picquett, aved........ oe | whe, 4 | fine French Walking Shoes, Boots and Gatters, Bathing Mr, — entered Miss Losweil, six years old 2 . . % od oeieron parreonen, bo" Wagner aie: +2] Slives, dc., ot reduced prices.” JEFFERS, 673 Broadway. A.—Confidential. ‘The services of an experienced Detective can be had, tw dicgree and: all-othar gascs, by addressing Post ofice, bow ‘Tine, 0:563¢. Won by a length and a half. BECOND RACE. For Proviner. 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Sranarimy, Mass., August 23, 1865. ‘one we bought yey ‘but did not succeed. * ‘ M fidence in your id Burglar Proof Safe ia. ‘The trot on Hampden Park to-lay, which was to have | stronger’ Min aver. ‘Tmoat certainly catretire at night with more yure than before, Yours taken place between Empress, owned by Peter Jones, of Amherst, N. H.; Harry Clay, owned by Wm. Walter- moyer, of New York, and Frank Vernon, owned by Dan. Mace, of New York, did not take place, Empress being withdrawn and shipped for Boston, and the others de- clining to trot. A scrub race came of between Hot Water, owned by Hubbard, of Pittsfield, and Dolly Dat- ton, owned by Branch, of ‘this city, which was won by Hot Water in two heaty—2:51 and 2:49. To-day’s opera- tion ig denounced as a greater swindle than y: y's, although fewer persons were prosent. SLAFTER. HOW THEY TRIED TO Do IT. Fro nd (From the Gazette.) Danna Buratany.—The First National Bank of thia wil lage was burgiariously entered on Wednesday night of thie - week and an unsuccessful attempt made to obtdin f into the safe of the institution. They gained entrance tothe building apparently through the south and east windows. hole was drilled just above the lock of | the outside door, the safe, and afarge quantity of powder deposited therelm and é@xploded, which must have been rej many times, na some twenty pleces of fine that ‘been used were f ‘the floor, but the door was not opened or un- ocked. ‘Other attempts were also made to effect an entrance, but Without avail, A large quantity: of blacksmith's tools was found in the building on Thursday morning, a4 aleo a quan- tity of railroad tools. Te‘they had suceeded in gaining an entrance through. the ontstde doors, their work would have but just + for a another “ Burglar Arrivals and Departures. 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