The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1865, Page 5

2 \ NEW YUKK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1865. 5 THE PUBLIC. THE FREEDMEN’S BUREAU. whe at nena ch Sas UO ARREST OF ALLEGED COUNTERFEITERS. | THE MUTINY ON THE SHIP CALHOUN. THE TURF. eS interrupted the or, and Fe- subscribers confer 2 favor by reporting fRarked that be did not, think 0, and net bcch iuee of | William Overton and William Overton, | United States Commissioner's Ofllco, Fashion Course, L. I—Trotting. orp: rest » rib cuion pa meat Jr., Father and Son, both English En- Before Commissioner Botts Fuioar, Sopt. 29,—Swoepstakes $400, mile bests, | “*Y of our city carriors who overcharge ‘General Howard's Efforts at Establishing nyor favo was tory o canon with she Gener! on Gravers, Arrested—The Young Mam | tnirty-ono of the crow of the packet ship Calhoun, | best threo in five. Country subscribers to the New Yous Hens. are re- Freedmen, fully adopts his ous ae of Norfolk, chest | Camght at His Work—A Som Betrays | which arnved at his portonSunday last, wore yesterday | Mr. Roberaon entered. ¢ Honest Joba, to quested \o remit their subscriptions, whenever practi Courts for the Trial 4 to ehimadvert tn ethers of Necthert who chron. | His Father, die., dio. Drought up before United States Commissioner Botts, on | J WAHOBS cn -verniseiv eas iccisl LE) caalg, by Post Omen Order Ib iw the safest mode of {ole such: deliberate feluehoods as soning dead nogroce | Washington papers of a fow wecks since quoted the | « charge of mutiny. Sh. wa esccninhan tyes tepadeere ave iat * axaledonelte hanging from lampposts, and also thas he (the Mayor) 18 | arrest by R. R, Lowell, of this city, connected with the | The ciroumstances attending the allegod offence wore Mr Morgan ‘cuiored bik mare Lady MoCisilan, nye ent important Order from the Virginia was removed and "a Bureau abolished the | Treasury Department, of aman by the name of Eckart, | proviously given from the complaints preferred in the Bap Peg 3 dia Advertisements should be sent to the office before nine Beer reels be ator wae cruelty, but with justice. | who was found in possession of $500 in one dollar coun- | case, harness. - vec ee eh 4 Gig, | 07Clock in the evening. » Commissioner. You want to select an honorable mae tg carry Cut the | torfoit Treasury notes. Although{Eckart himself made | The main points, as thoy were given in evidence yes. , General Howard ‘Yea; violate a dead law to | bis escape on Saturday last, through the carelessness of | torday, are as follows:— Lady Gilbert was the favorite against the fold previoes THE WEEELY HERALD. oa sivas se tuaee ates ‘law stands, while that the United States Deputy Marshal, John T. Space, in | The first witness called was George P. Page, captain of | to the start, and after the firm beat, when beaten badly, aE ‘ peer npn pa mat whose care he bad been placed, the information obtained | tne ship Calhoun, who testified:—On the 24th of Septem- | she sold highest m tne pools Honest John won the | The Cheapest Newspaper and Hest Litera- “Interesting Interview of General Howard | jittfhey are attective ts far as thoy go. "The through him and from other sources induced the detec- | ber instant the crew came aft in abody and demanded | raco very handily, without a skip or break. Lady Me-| ry Wamslly Journal im the Country. with the Officials of Ports- continued :—The Lea ee grmed of It | tives of the Treasury Department to suspect that there | that he should put the third mate and the boatswain in | Clellan came in firet on the Inst beat, but was distanced ‘The Wauxir Henao for the prevent week, now ready, Ma, :natural there, should, be, He had been 00 | wore othor partis in the city who had cortain plates in | irons; had those parties in confinement from the dist, | for running. Thore waa » vory slim attendance, the | gontains:— mouth and Norfolk. T "Thue crop was afue, yer it’ did sot pay, and the | charge, if they had not originally manufactured and used | three days; the crow inquired if they were in irons; re- | race boing of little intarest except to the horve dealers of | Reports of the proseedings of the Stato Conventions Planter was in debt, Chaos reigned supreme. Virginia | them in producing fractional currency, other counterfeit | plied that they were not, but that he would bring them Bull's Head, the entire party engaged belonging 10 that | or sishame and South Carolina; Full'details of the Coa Bete ee ate neten ua eee money and Treasury notes. Tho sequel shows that they | safely to the proper authorities; the crew insisted that he | "Thi afternoon Ella Shorwood and Shark trot a match | cord Bank Robbery; Continuation of the Testimooy im : Operations of the Bureau in Arkamne | commence a now state of things, and oven if negro were correct in their suspicions. should put them in irons, and that some of their num. | of milo heats, best three im five, iw barnees, for $3,000 the Wirz Trial; Report of the proceedings of the Indian q slavery was dead the Southern people would seon ‘After considerable shadowing and piping it was at | bor should examine the place they were confined in; was | 7in0ee honies have trotted in about \he same Hine 8 PON, | Councit at Fort Smith, Alm ; Important imtelligonce tose sas and Missouri. convinced that ite abolition was a blessing in diagulte. | length discovered that there was a mysterious connection | compelled to show the place to two of the crew appoint. | trot will be the result. the National Capital; Interveting News from all parts of &o. &. &eo. ard's remarks, and said :. -As representative of the city of of gome kind between an old man by the name of William | ed for the purpose by the rest; they said they would in- the United States; Full Report of Opening Dey in the A Porumouth he accepted the proposition of General How. | Overton, of Wiliamsburg, an engraver by profesion, and | sit on having the two oftosrs placed in irons and con- Cinsinnats Racee—Bensth Pap. Metropolis, with ws description of the Pal one a pains enes MO nr ep mee A EEE olntment bY | 4 certain young man known to be occupying upper apart- | fined in a room forward; was compelled to submit to the The first race was a sweepatake of $100 each, half for- | Wistge Fashions for the Ladies; Interesting feit, for colts and fillies now three years old, $700 added, two mile heata, There were nine entries, but only three came to the post, viz:—R. A. Aloxander’s br. ¢. Ansel, ments at No, 835 Third avenue, in this city. What the | demand, and placed the two prisoners in irons and con- connection meant detectives Lowell and Otto wore not | fined them in the wheelhouse; the crew of them- long in finding out. There was game in Third avenue | selves placed a guard over them, which action worth the hunting. The detectives named went upon a | he was forced to submit to; nothing was said Obituaries of the Hon, William J. Duane, Cap- tain Charles 1. Marsball and» General Lamori- ciere; Late and important News from Europe’ and alP parts @f the World; Editorials om prominent topics of Ricumonp, Va., Sept. 27, 1865, AM MEPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM THE PRERDMEN’S BUREAU. ‘Tho following wise and significant circular will be issued ‘by Colonel O. Brown, Commissioner of the Froedmen’s the Liow’s b. ¢. Maleolm, by im} m : white man and black, We (of Portsmouth) re- | hunting expedition on Monday the 25th inst., accom- | about the consequences of a refusal; the ship pe We ‘McGrath’s ch. g. Con- | the day; The Current News of the day; ‘Poetry—‘Trea- a _ Buréan for the State of Virgin:s, on Friday morning. Tt gi eck tat rary gas and eer ha Panled by another detective, darks placed outside to | was thon about one hundred and thirty-eight miles east | script, by Revenue, dam Louisa Jordan. won sures” and “The Nun's Burial;” two excellent Btories— ‘may possibly be regarded as one of the immediate re- thing was rs us ep. ihe ) from while they, at eleven | om sandy Hook; it was open ocean; the vessel belongs to ae nd, Malcolm third, Time, 8:463<, “Wanted, a Companion,” and “Why I Never Married multe of the vist of the Chief Commissioner of the Freed- | this commission could of higher orlinos, being | Orolock A. M., quietly oocupied the stalroase of No. 836. ‘Tileston and others; noarly all of the crew came | | ‘Phe second Wood's Theatre purse of $600, | Musical and Theatrical review for the week; Interesting mon for the United States, General Howard :— put io Gonoral, Howard, the latter suswered. that all | Tbe eblrance to young Overton's room was found to be line ‘cuusion. that’ ine’ Gssaaod. was’ tande for | for elltagen auto bestn, best thre a : 4 rae ugg is te Primes above petty offenses, would, either be turned over | {stened. They did not knock or wait for it to be opened, on ion ages, mile heats, best threo in five. For this race | Litorary, artistic and Scientific reading; Religious Intel- but at once smashed the frail door and entered tho apart- ironing the two officers; heard of the difficulty on the three started, viz:—T. G. Moore's b. c. Beacon, Dr. Un- ABanponep Laps, HeapQuaRTEns ASSISTANT “Georg Beaeon ment. Overton th 21st, but did not see any of the occurrence. derwood’s b. c. Lanigan, and % won | ligence; The latost Sporting News; Seasonable reading ‘Commusmoxer, State oF VIRGINIA, 1 gveral mote geatiamen of the Common Counci! ofthe | Sraployed font Meee tas Baek or rinlinn, Cross-examinéd—On ‘the 24th did not make tho pro- | easily in three atraight, tn 1:48 a, 169% for Farmers and Gardonors; Varieties; Facetim; Valua- Ricumono, fee: a , 1866, Rw the some pertinent after of the denomination of ten dollars, which he had appa- | Position himself that he would put the mate and boat- | The attendance was again je track in capital | b19 reviowe-of the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Boot BE py taperynnnonyp Beperinbenaant frites Romie eS Cepretye prong iN ca gi rently just commenced. Caught in the very act, | $wain in irons; one of the crew had been fatally shot on | condition, and the weather favorable. and Shoe, Horse, Cattle and Family Markets, and re- ports of all important events of the week, Taxws.—Single subscription, $2; Three copies, $5; Five copies, $8; Ten copies, $15, Stmgie copies, Five cents each. A limited number of advertisements ia- gerted in the Wexkiy Herat. having no exouse 7 ” | the day of the first difficulty, and two others of them ene and pr oirlgen ay os ese ur be severely injured; the vessel was then one hundred and rendered with as good a grace as possible, and submitted | thirty-cight miles off Sandy Hook; ze boat No. 4 was his wrists to the darbies. He had not received the | !n sight at the time; that was th ih; the pilot boat slightest warning. Before he had time even to rise from | Was within two miles of his vessel ; the request of the crew his seat and cast aside his graver the detectives came | for the confinement of the men was accompanied by the thundering through his door. A plate of ten dolturs on | Temark that they—the crow—‘‘wore afraid that ff not con- the Farmers’ Bank of Washington county, Fort Edward, | ned (the mato and boatswain) they would make their of which fs have been taken for curiosity’s sake, | o#cape;”” did not at once accede to the demand of tho was pod in the room, and is an almost perfect fac | CTew for the confinement and ironing of the two men; simile of the original, only the engraving of the vignette | the crew up to that time performed their duties in a slow {sa little better work than the original can boast. Had | 800 dilatory manner; he had given orders to the crew the counterfeiter been allowed but a few hours more he | Which they did not obey; this was after the pilot came would have flooded the country with ono of the best | 0D board, but the same orders given by the pilot were spurious issues of the Farmors’ Bank of Washington | veyed; cannot remember any particular orders county ever executed in this country. Asit ts hisdies, | that were not obeyed; furnished Breen and select (cach class for itself) from among the citizens a suitable por-on to act as agent of the Bureau. The Assis- tant Superintendent, with the two agents thus selected, will adjudicate upon all difficulties that may arise between 4 the whites and the freedmen, or among the freedmen themselves, including crimes committed by the freed- mon in which the penalty does not exceed imprison. ment at hard labor for a period of three months or a fine of on® hundred dollars. All other cases will be referred by them to competent military authority. ‘These agents will aid and assist the freedmen in making contracts for their services during the coming season, ‘and will see that all able to work are properly and pro- sfitably employed. 0. BROWN, Colonel, Assistant Commissioner. themselves highly pleased with Major General and the best results are augured from his visit. ‘The establishment of this miniature court will tend to ameliorate the condition of the negro considerably. The odious code in the laws of Virginia prohibiting colored persons from testifying allows them no protection, and under existing rules all cases where negroes are con- cerned have to be turned over to the military. Itis not always that the blacks have justice done them there. Governor Pierpoint will embrace a recommendation to repeal this clause in the code in his coming message to the islature, which will probably be the first act undertaken on the assembling of that body. The English Turf. THR RAOK FOR THE ST. LEGER—SCENB ON THE COURSE—THE BETTING AND RUNNING. (Doncaster (Sept. 13) correspondence of London Times.] The presence of Gladiateur has robbed the betting man of his occupation and the race of its interest. The merest tyro in the sporting world could proclaim his un- doubted belief inthe French horse without his belief being questioned. That, if well on the day, he must win was the sentiment in evory one’s mouth, and, despite a temporary clouding over of his popularity during th last two or three weeks, Gladiateur has been empbati- cally the horse of the public. An incident to which we need not further allude at one time threatened to create angry passions and cast a slur Eps our fair dealing asa A.—Jeffers ON DECK STILL, at athe only place in (04ie73, BROADWAY, u only PADIS GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES can be bad ut low prices. JEFFERS, NO. 573 BROADWAY. Operations of the Freedmen’s Bureau in Missouri and Arkansas. serge lathes, tools, unfinished platen paper and other material | another of the crew with @ lantern to go down and | nation of sportsmen; but happily the honorable feeling 4 FAS. is cttw Wasmxaron, Sept. 29, 1865. | *f¢!m the hands of the iFY officors eras tuminen ene, pod ee onan tal an and good sonso of the stewards of Doncaster crushed it | 8-2 = erp or 11a Nasmau aireet, has just introduced ee ee Arroport received to-day at the Freedmen’s’ Burean FRACTIONAL CURRENCY PLATES was made against the mato and boatawain he called upon | au the quest of ihe dockey Club was ai) answer toull the | th¢,Fall Fasnlon ‘or Gentlemen's Hats,” His proverbial ave Major General Howard and Colonel 0. Brown, of the of the denomination of twenty-five cents, were also | two of the crew to stand forward and state their griev- y cess in hitting the public taste has vever been so trium- from Commissioner Sprague, of the Department of Mis- ‘souri and Arkansas, states that the cost of government rations issued to white refugees in tho above States during the mont of August amounted to $10,416, and | for the freedmen during the same month $12,500. The aggrogate of these sums is fifteen hundred dollars less than the expense from the same source in the preceding month, The Commissioner adds that in localities where maligners of his fair fame. People went about be hg ee Jonnings was not so sanguine, that Gladiateur did not show the bloom on him he held at the Derby (it would have been a wonder, indeed, if he did), that the Marquis was very hopeful and The Duke the coming horse. The previous races pascod without much notice, and when the bell had rung for saddling and the thronged course was cleared, the straining eyes of eager thousands were fixed on the gate, through which the white face of Regalia was the first to show, followed by Heir-at-Law, Klarinska (looking as Freedmen’s Bureau, arrived in Petersburg last evening, and were the guests of Major General John Gibbon, com- manding the military district of the Nottaway. At the request of General Gibbon the Commissioners were ‘waited upon by several prominent and wealthy citizens of Petersburg and the adjacent country, when a full, free and cordial conference was had on current and absorbing issues relative to the interests and welfare of the Virginia found in young Overton's room, the work on which was | ances; Breen and Rywn then became the spokesmen; it finely done, but not entirely finished when his operations | was after this that he was oot lied, in order to satisfy were brought to a sudden close. An original ten dollar | the crew, to iron the two men then in confinement. note on the Bank of Pawling, and the twenty-five cent Robert Vineer, pilot, testitied that he boarded the bill from which the engraver performed his work, are also | ship Calhoun on Sunday, 24th; the condition of things in the possession of the authorities. They were found | then were: saw two men, one on each side of the wheel- cunningly concealed over and within thedoor of a cup- | house, standing guard; those two men obeyed orders board, a portion of the furniture of the apartment. As | given to them by witness, but others of the men took soon as Overton had been secured he was taken before | no notico of orders given to them by the captain. United States Commissioner Jones, of Brooklyn, who | Cross-examined—The captain gave witness the entire committed him for examination, which will take place at | charge of the ship from the moment he went on board; hantly demonstrated as in his present issue, It attracte all Rentiemen of refined taste, A.—D. Barnum’s “Self Sewer,” or Self GUIDE and BASTER, for all sewing machines, at th ing machine offices, American Institute Fair, and Barn’ Museum. $150, with directions. Agents wanted. Iuvent- or's ollice, 608 Broadway, New York. A.—Boys’ and Children’ GARIBALDI, CUTAWAY AND ZOUAVE SUITS, the Bureau have ceased to issue government rations the } 3 one of John Scott's Loger mares always does) and some | dy the thousands, at reasonable prices. Hotrara ia covered. by Colonel. Brown's cingular; for, | People, hough bard run in thelr offorts to provide for | ™M® °'lou Ms morting. this is not usual with the Calhoun, class of shipe at the | minor celebrities, until the scarlet hoope of Lord Hast- 1 pourth aenue, oppose Cooper Union. ‘warded last night. ‘The suggestion involvesa provisional | general consumption, are for the most part succeeding. THE SON BETRAYS THE FATHER. distance at sea at which he boarded the vessel; all the | ings showed us Fordham and The Duke. The Danebury = ‘Whas seume Ovieion anand 1 orders be issued were punctually obeyed by the crew. ain et leaps Waa hee ‘J_A. Smith, doctor of the Calhoun on her last passago, detectives as to himself, and gave information that led to | W48 examined, but his evidence was unimportant. the discovery of the Williamsburg branch of the concern, William H. Huif, chief mate of the Calhoun testified and the subsequent capture of his father, Willlam Over. | that he was prescnt during the difficulty on the 24th of ton, St. The house in which he was found is located | September; was standing outside of the cabin door at No. 35Grand street. ‘There the detectives. posted | When the men came aft and said they wanted to see the on the 27th inst., and captured the old iman, captain ; called the captain out of the cabin; they asked Who had hot heard of the grrest. of bis son, also | bim if the two men confined were in irons; the captain surrounded with the paraphernalia of hie illicit trade. | Sid they were not—that they were confined Overton, Sr., lived alone and hermit-like in the build- | below and that he would take care of them ing, being a widower, and no other persons were at that ae re them up to the proper authorities; the men in- time arrested. He had on the premises blank stect | Sted on, seeing the place where they were confined, plates, ready prepared for the graver, and other mate- | Which was shown to two of the crew, who came back Tial to’ be used in counterfeiting, In his possossion, con- | Sud reported to the rest of the crew that thore was no cealed beneath a sheet of paper, was alto discovered a | WaY for them to escape but through the hatches; this fouch proof of a counterfeit’on the bank of Watertown, | did not satisfy the crew, who demanded that they should N. Y. ; but the plate from which it had been taken could | be removed to the.main deck house; to this the captain not be found. It is probably concealed at some other point | CWected; he would not put them forward, and subse- m this city, where it will be traced hereafter. The old | Wently they were confined one in each room of the man_was (aken before Commissioner Jones, who com- | WHfvolhouse; the crew then told off two ot their number mitted him to custody. His examination is set down for | #8 sua! : Tuesday next, ‘at ni “y orelock in. the forenoon, at which Ahead hig nothing important elicited on the cross-ex- ime, ow " > Vn ioeeine this in- | *"\itliam H. Huff, fourth mate of the Calhoun, was THE PRISONERS, he aes oe nea - ss 24th; seantocss Sia he The Overtones, it is sald, are amoi onlty gn se Zev; was. 8. Te roams. shoud Sen o'd and “srconipliched of currency conmstoiteee Raving | m the morning; had a row at the galley; stepped out of administration for the freedmen, which looks forward to the selection of citizen arbitrators to act in conjunction with the military representative of the Bureau in all matters of adjudication concerning the negro. The freed- ‘men are to name one arbitrator, the municipal and mili- ‘tary authorities each one. General Howard announces himself in excellent spirits in regard to the Prospecis of the freedmen for the coming wiater, as well as the disposition of the people of the State, with some few exceptions, to treat the negro with impartiality and justice. The government will enforce the nogro’s fidelity to contracts, and will encourage the ‘ favorable operation of the apprentice laws of Virginia, ich General Howard and Colonel Brown both deem sound. These eminent officials expressed a belief that a wise and liberal code of laws would be framed, identi- cally with future State legislation and In wholesome har- mony with the changed condition of affairs, In the interim the above suggestions will be casried ont. NEGRORS BEING AGAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD. There isa epewoaed in the State indulging es the wild ‘speculation ying negroes emancl; by the caving dn of tho rebel ernment, at ten dollars per head, in ‘ ‘the hope that the United States government will ulti- ba oy 4 the full price for them. He offers ten dollars in gold for right of property in each negro, and has, it is stated, made some purchases and pad the yoga ’ ler will be issued by Colonel Brown horse—though certainly much improves and looking in full Danebury bloom—had still the safne narrow look from behind the saddle that was so conspicuous in him ag a two-year-old, Gladiateur appeared, after the fashion of otber great personages, last; and, though there might not have been the satin coat of the 31st of May, there was the same grand action, the same fine shape and the same quiet self-possession about him so remarkably dis- Sequins alike some horses as well as some men. 'e will not repeat the story of a race so fully described below, but merely content ourselves with remarking that, though getting off on far from favorable terms, and, through Grimshaw’s judicious riding, keeping in the rear until tw Og House, yet at the distance he had run through his horses, had the dreaded Duke beaten before reaching the stand, and, with only Regalia and Archimedes near him, came on, amid tremendous choer- ing, a gallant winner by three Jengths. Great was the honor horse and jockey received, and genuine were che:rs that greeted Count de who bowed his acknowledgements from the summit of tho Jockey Club the winner's num- In Western Arkansas, particularly, the inhabitants are represented as being very destitute, owing to the ravages of war in that district and the neglect to put in crops sufficiently early in the season. Originally ten thoesand rations were issued to the people of this vicinity, which has now been decreased to less than two thousand. A—The Finest Overeents Ever Seen in his t ready for sale. Aa COTY or BROKAW, 62 Lafayette place and ‘M4 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union. Batchelor’s Hair Dye.—The Best in the world, harmless, reliable, and Instantaneous. The only per- fect Dye. Also’ Regenerating Extract of Millefieurs, Pre- serves and restores the hair. 81 Barclay street. New York. Best and Cheapest—Miller’s Hair Dye. Large size T5e. Try it. id by druggists. Depot 66 Dey at. Yem Kippur. THE JEWISH DAY OF ATONEMENT—THE RITUAL AND OBSERVANCE IN THIS CITY. The Jewish festival of “Yom Kippur,” or the Day of Atonement—the most important and generally respected of the many holidays observed by the Israelites through- out the year—commenced at sundown yesterday, and will be brought to a close to-night. The origin and institution of the festival is to be found in Leviticus xvi:—‘‘And it shall be unto you a statute forever; in the seventh month, on the tenth of the month, you shall afflict your sous and dono work at all; the denizen ag woll as tho strangor that sojowrn”S amongst you: for on that day shall ye be atoned for to purify you; Boots and Shoes.—Richmond is Now repared to manufacture to measure a superior quality of rts, Shows, Gaiters and Slippers, of every variety, for lm. den genta malnagn Dope and children, “An (mmonae stock of read; hand, all " : nae "oO. 'G. RICHMOND, 180 Fulton street. Chevatter's Life for the Hair Restorse it re ing 01 joe ng pas “above comparison wieeny ‘other os B. 3 tthe di ors nd at cies, Cy cae Anan “CHEVALIER. |. D. Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and aes ot ine feet, ured by De, POPPER, G0 Broad way, corner of Houston street, room No. 0. the Loger winner of 1865. Ti The Sr. Lxoxm Staxss of RACE. each, for 3 yoar olds; 25 sove, bet be | | made many of the most t imitations of the United | Mis room and wenton deck, when he saw the cook | colts, 8 st. 10 1b, ; fillies, 8st. 6 lb. The owner of the ——_____—_ emer bk oR Meth — Laan ot nye dyad guano States Treasury notes Anger float, ‘as well asthe beat | thFust from the galley; a number of the crew were beat- | second horse to receive 100 sovs. out of the stakes, Corns, Bunions,. Enlarged Joints and “Bongsu op Rervorss, Faxeomsx, &o. amongst your Sabbeths shall y be among | of the fractional currency. They ‘are Englishmen by | '28 him; they Knocked him down and kicked him, and | ¢, Leger Course. 243 subs. ‘all diseases of the feet, cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 708 7 Sassqpanenan, hens. Goer ease te vinoiu,} you, and ye shall afflict your souls. And this shall bean } birth, and came to this country about ning years ago, Tee tiny ncaa kat hiss nt Naas be te Const ¥ do Lacrange’s bc. Gladiateur, by Monarque Broadway. Ricumoxp, Va., Sept. 29, 186 a ai the chibtcen of peat ae Ae ao — since which time they have been continually and suc Grimshaw) cessfully employed in their criminal proceedings so lately threatened to kill the cook too; was forced to go back to Crutches.—Hartman’s Patent Elastic bis Rubber Crutches, The greatest improvement of the age. ‘Reports having been received at tl oe For sale at 476}, Broadway. ‘that the froedmen in some parts of the State refuse to -enter into just and reasonable contracts for labor, on ac- count of the belief that the United States government vwill distribute lands among them, superintendents and ‘agents of this Bureau will take the earliest opportunity And again, in Levitious xxili:—“And the Lord spoke unto M maying, Speak unto the children of Israel, and say, Also on the tenth day im this seventh month is the day of atonement: it shall be an holy convocation unto you; and ye shall afflict your souls and offer a burnt- offering unto the Lord. And ye shall do no work in that Drought toan end. Their first pecuniary success is re- ; knives were drawn; he was struck vealed by 2 bank book, found in the Williamsburg house, | 8% bu Xe intercede for which shows that they deposited in acity bank the sum | '® cook from the door of his room; one of the Of four thousand dollars early in 1861, and they hadcon- | °ew said they intonded to kill the cook before they got wowch to New York, and. that they would fix him now; they ae ee continued beating the cook till the boatewain and’ third . 8. ( Mr. Bowes’ b. f. Klarinska (Challoner). David's Fall hand of Gentlemen's Captain cerg ch. c, Heir-at-Law (J. Grimshaw)... Hats now ready, 200% way, near Duane street. y . Mr. Haig’s ch. ¢, Dux (G. Noble)... . to explain to the freedmen that no lands will be given | same for it is a day of atonement, to atone for mate came to his relief; heard the boatswain as he came J Dr. Banning’s Braces for Bronchitis them by the government; that the government has but | Perory the Lord your Ged. And every one that shall aot Coroners’ te. forward ery out, “Clear the deck, standaside,” and when | Mr Jo Newton's tog, Zambos (eawaris) nn sod weakoons tnckotial to.pebiie speaking. Tis “Lecturve small quantity of land in the pag a ee be afflicted on that same day he shall be cut off from FATAL ACCIDENT AT TH! COURT HOUSR. he came close to them he fired; this dispersed them; | yy W. Sadler's b. on the Management of the Voice,” 11 St. Mark's place. Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inquest at the New | beard more than one shot fired. ‘Witness identified sev: Examine. ore homes for a few families, and among his people, And every soul that does any work Walcot yea . be secured by purchase or lease. They will also Major Stapleton’s cb. ©. Red (Snowden). on that skme day, that soul will I destroy from among his ecesccooocoeen eral of the prisoners as being engaged in the attack on | MYT ‘telierocitan f Prevess (Clement Big plement explain to them the advantages of at once entering York Hospital on the body of Charles Colton, a laborer, | the cook. n, Adams and Burnett beat the cook and qi real . f. Peeress (Clement). Dr. Ban‘ 's Abdominal an pin nto coutracts for labor for the coming year, and that the | People. Ye shal to ne mannet Of Move. Tughout altyour | Whose death was tho result ot injuries received at the | struck also at witness. Lord Glasgow's Sister to Aschain (H. Covey) Shoulder, Brase, Trusses and Girdles, 11 St: Mark's place. system of contracts is in no way connected with sla ” Dut is the system adopted by free laborers everywhere. It is belioved that the renting of small tracts of ans by ‘the farmer to his laborers would be mutually beneficial. “The laborer's interest in his crops and improvements ‘would attach him to the plantation, counteract any temp- tation to break his contract, and, by furnishing omploy- mont for the more dependeut members of his family, in- crease their contentment and their comforts. ‘The pian of renting lands on shares to the freedmen has been successfully tried in some parts of the State, and is believed to be worthy of a more extended trial. Super- intendents will counsel with and assist both parties in making either of the above arrangements. 0. BROWN, Colonel and Asst. Commissioner. Betting—6 to 4 on Gladiateur, 5 to 1 againat The Duke, 9 to 1 against Regalia, 100 to 7 against Klarinaka, 25 to 1 each against Breadalbane and Archimedes, 50 to 1 against Peeroes, 100 to 1 against Zambesi. They left the post at the first attempt. Zambesi, with Klarinska, Breadalbane and Peeress at his girths, got away in advance; but on making the turn Klarinska rushed to the fromt and made the running, The Duke going on second, Peeress third, with Walcot, Breadal bane and Regalia next. Three lengths in the rear of these came Red Earl, Archimedes, Sister to Ascham and Heir-at-Law nearly abreast, and close in the track of the latter were seen the colors of the Frenchman, Dux and Barbarossa, They ran thus without any perceptible alteration to the foot of the hiil, when Gladiateur was seen to give way, which gavo rise to fears of his having broken down; but on reaching the mile post he gradually improved his position and followed the leaders along the upper ground. At the Rifle Butts Zambesi ran into the fourth place, closely attended by Breadalbane and Reg: the laiter two being joined by Gladiateur, upon whom Grimshaw was biding his time. Making dwellings. It shall be unto you the first amongst your Sabbaths, and ye shall afflict your souls; on the ninth day of the month (Vishri), at even, shall ’ye afflict your ror from even to even shall ye celebrate your Sab- th. While the Israelites, in their own land, worshipped at the altar of their temple, and in strict accord- ance with the rites dictated by thelr God, through Moses, bis servant, the service of this day was equally solemn and splendid. It was the only day throughout the ye on which even the high priest presumed to enter the Holy of holies, or to_pro- nounce the venerable and dreaded name of the Deity, which at any other time It was unlawful even for him to utter. The glories of this great day, while it was still celobrated in the place “which the ‘Lord had chosen there to enthrone his name,” are, in these modern times, commemorated in the afternoon service at the synagogue. At present the holy day is observed with no less fervor than of old, and the Jews throughout the world, however heedless of the precepts of their religion they may be occasionally, are all mindful of those which enjoin them to repent for the sins of the past on the festival of Yom Kippur. At suneet the twenty-four hours’ fast and con- New Court House, on the 20th instant, in consequen Richard Squire, cook of the vessel, with whom the dif- — gad ficulty on the Zist originated, and which led to the © | charge now preferred against the prisoners, was the next ‘who lived in Vandal 3 a . Ba 21st bed. oeory po be cxheaiginte rought him the scouse prepared for their breakfast, an age and @ native of Ireland. asked him if he thought it was fit to eat; said that he A STRANGER DROWNED. knew it soar rage salt, rc that he ones Coy could | eat alittle of it; the sailor went away, some time A man whose name from papers found in his posses: | O14 another of the men came with a pan of the xcouse, sion is supposed to have been Ashman Hall either fell | Sua aftor some parley the sailor hove the pan at him or jumped into the dock at pier 18 North river at about | with the stuff in it; was preparing the cabin break hali-past three o'clock yesterday morning and was | fast at the ume; the trymg pan was knocked drowned,. Efforts were made to rescue him from the | out of bis hand; the man then seized a chop. water before death ensued, but without avail. The po- | ping block, with which he attacked witness and Tice found on the pier a silk hat and two letters, one ad- | struck him’ others of the crow then rushed into the dressed to himself and the other to Miss Henrietta M. | galley and dragged him out on deck and knocked him Hall, Dansville, Livingston county N.Y. The remains | down behind the water tank, and kicked him all over, were conveyed to Bellevue Hospital. he was prostrate under them Trecciving blows and kicks, DEATHS PROM UNNATURAL CAUSES YOR sEPrum- | 80m of them crying out to kill him, when the boatswain mo came to his rescue and fired upon ‘them; (his scattered BER—RAILROAD ACCIDENTS, SUICIDES, DROWNING | thein, when the second cook picked Lim up and helped CASUALTIES, ETC. him into the galley ; was so badly beaten that he has not | 4!.'"p, eng adenty ‘The deaths from other then purely natural causee for | been able to-do duly since, witness Identiied five of the | fin rey Howse ure, Risrineke, suddenly gee aad the month just closing—or to the 29th of September, in- | Prisoners) as among those who sarrounded the galley | Zambesi, leaving Poeress in possession of a slight load of : ° . Just previous to the attack being wade upon him, The Duke, who was followed next the rails by Archi- Earrings and Pins—New Styles, Three, four, five, eight, ten, fifteen to three hundred dollars » set, for sale by G. G. ALLEN, No, 415 Broadway, one door below Canal street, a beam falling upon and crushing both his legs. jury rendered » verdict of accidental death. Deceased Fino Walking ?—™ 5 Ono se 935; i to $16; V to $9. New goods for custom work. ~e wi ahs 112 and 114 William street. ne of all egy 2 me |, Garnet, Opal, Carbunc! ht, ter, to fiver hundred dollars each, for "ALLEN, 415 Broadway, one door below Canal street, Gold Penells and P ten to thirty dollars each, for sale bj Broadway, one door below Canal street. —Five, Kight, ©, ALLEN, No. 415 Our Norfolk Correspondence. Norrotx, Va., Sept. 28, 1865. To promote the condition of freedmen and do away -with an obnoxious statute in the code of Virginia, pro- hibiting courts from admitting negro testimony, Major ¢ General Oliver 0. Howard, Chief of the Freedmen’s Bureau, at Washington, accompanied by Brigadier General = Grover & Baker's Highest Premia elastic stitch and lockstitch Sewing Machines, 499 Broadway. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is the best article known to preserve the Hair. It will post- tively restore gray hair to its original color. Tt keeps the pee) 3 ‘ tinued prayers commence, the service con: clusive—in the city of New York and vieinity, Brook- Cross-examined—Did not strike at Casey, the man who | ja, * ate roint at evie | bair from f: . It te the best dressing in W. B. Ftrong, Inspector General, and Colonel Orlando | Chitty Pretntemions of sit and utter “nworthinost | lyn, Jetsey City and Hoboken, number seventy-four, | brought the scouse, with the fork when’ he threw the ae arene cooaed hin peovicas ‘alahep, A fow | Baking Ueleas, sit. brsaby hair bealthy, soft an Brown, Chiof of Freedmen’s Bureau of the State of Virgi- | Shq''the: Israelite imploring the Divine mercy. for | ‘Tins, at least, 1s the exact total of the coroners’ inquests, | Pan at him; addressed no abusive language to him on | Strides further Mr. Tattersall lly was disposed of, | Trier St Por sale by al drieaiety nia, visited this city this morning, and according toa previ- | pardon. It is cnstomary in the evening for parents > + | the occasion; was not in the habit of selling the sailors’ fq reports of which have appeared from day today in the | provisions to the passengors: the crew were in the hiahit | WhCh The Duke appearad in wivanee, and wit Aon columns of the Hanae. The following table gives the | of grumbling about the provisions; scarcely a day passed | Tiere Grimshave brought up Gladiatenr, who, having: al naines of the dead, so far as could be ascortained by the | Without complaints and growling about the provisions; | tix horses beaten at the distan ith « clear coroners’ juries, date of inquest and the eu; ies | the occasion of the attack upon hit the scouse | joaq, and won with extreme ea lengths. Re. , pposed prepared for breakfast that morning was not fit as food athe of death in the instances quoted — for men it was too aalt, but this arose through accident Wy half length, the latter 'defented the Seer. 1.— —— Gavin, car necident; unknown man, | ‘sey was the first who struck him. : ree lengths for third, Breadaibane was fifth, drowned at Hoboken ; John Hart, fell trom a roof; Hattie | , Robert Miller, second cook of the Calloun, remem. to Ascham sixth, Peerest seventh, and Karinska Lannigan, suicide by ‘poison; Jaines Talbat, gored by an | bered the dificulty which took place between the crew = and the frat oook n the Zist September; one of thecrow | Text, The others were beaten off slong way, Red Kart Howe Sewing Machine Co.—El Jr., Premdent, 629 Broadway. Agents wanted: to bestow their benediction on their children. Who- soever mect on the day, be they previously acquainted oF complete strangers, are commanded to salute each other with brotherly love and sincerity. If any quarrel exists between two Jews it is obligatory on them to become reconciled. He who is conscious of having wronged his neighbor is bound to offer repara- tion. The law which ordains the observance of the d: likewise commands the Jew to afflict his soul, wh affliction, according to tradition, consists in abstaining ous appointment met Mayor Tabb, of Norfolk, and Mayor Collins, of Portsmouth, at the City Hall, to obtain from them some expression of sentiment relative to the above subject, and to adjust any difficulties that might have arisen thus far, and to adopt measures to prevent others likely to occur again. General Howard was re- ceived by Brigadier General 0. L. Mann, Commandant of Homeopathic Specifics 1. Depot, 562 Broadway. Humphrey's At wholesale and retail golia, who headed Archimedes at the stand, s¢ second ke b; Hyatt's Life Ba —F of cure for rheumatism, scrofala, &c., see eighth page the District of Norfolk, and escorted to the City Hall. | from five indulgences—eating and drinking, bathin; Serr. 2.—Wi came with his breakfast to the galley and said, “How is vE 5 a 2. — Wilh Ganley, William Walker, J to ‘ , Alter the race an application was made to the stew. | M. WELLING, Importer and An the council chamber General Howard was introduced | perfuming, weattag ses ant sharing the sensual ples: Wilson, John G. Laal and Seldon Crocker, Killed on tl this, cook?” the cook tasted the food and said’ it was too | ards ot the Jockey Gta to Uave the winuer examined, —_—— to Mayor Collins and the Common Council of Ports- | *Fes—for the Isruclite is this day to divest himself of all | Long Taland Railroad ; John Murphy, fell from s horse. salt. Witness explained that some little salt water had | bit they refused the request and the subject is Ladies—If You W sith; batnsquiatly Miyor abib Introd dood the Connell | CAiiay, DaMsloNs: shenehte sud ecasiderations, arel te to || ert. 6.—comarinn, Cherves, John streot fire; James | voem used through accident in making the sour for | fore finally disposed of of all (hee varions aty —* himself # future state of blessedness and parity, Last evening the synagogues and more particularly the np town temples were densely crowded, all the vacant seats having been secured some days previous to the festival. The . Dr. Raphall, at the Thirty-fourth street synagogue; the Rev. Mr. Lyons, at the Nineteenth Street synagogue, and the Rev. Mr. Isaacs at the Broad- way synagogue, were the principal officiating ministers, During the services held in the last named house of prayer the magnificent chanting of the Rev. H. Phil- ips, the assistant minister—a clergyman and artiste but recently arrived from Europe—was a very noticeable fea- turo of the ceremonies, These were not bronght to a close unt!l after nine o'clock, the worshippers then dispersing to reassemble at dawn to-day. sa e Machine. WHEE! roa Dreuklast; the cook having explained this the man went tee aro Warehars van over by a wagon; carrer, ran | *¥aY subsequently the second watch came and com- PEDIGRER AND CARERR OF GLADIATEUR. : lained of the scouse, but the men on this ce-asion were {From the London Sporting Life, Sept. 15.) over by horse care (éreey City); Jullus Hoppel, #hots | Tot aauiated with ti explanation, and the attack, aa be- | | Giadiatour is by Monarque, from Miss Giutiator, Tree Prices caimation easton to Gantt. fore described, was made upon the cook; while the cook | daugiiter of Gladiator and Taffrail, by Sheet An Ree, §.—Catharine Gallagher, beaten to death by her | was in the hands of hie aswa.lants witness saw the beat. | Warwick mare, by Merman out of Androssan mare husband; —— Closs, aceldental poisoning: Augusta BUTE: | swan coming forward; heard him cry out ‘clear away” | Menarque is by the Baron, Sting, or tho Emperor and nae rey ialase datea fides oc and “stand aside; then immediately afterwards heard | Poetess, danglter of Royal Oak and Ada, by Whisker and Serr. 7.—Henry Bromer, thrown from a cart. 1 | shots fired; the boatswain had a pistol in one hand anda | Anna Wolena, daighter of Shuttle and Drone mare, Mies Surt. §—Willard Watson, boiler explosion; Michael | Enire in tho other; after the shots saw the boatawaie go- | Gladiator was bred at the haras of St. Cloud in 1854 a eee itaner, boiler explo: | ini ait and deliver himself up as a paisoner to thecap- | he is seer to Phoenix, Union Jack, Freishute and a by ‘ tain; one man was shot by the fire, Amaranthe. jiator's dam never won a race. in 1858 Sarr, 0.—Wen. & Jones, felt, Curough hatchway; U8- |” Paver Babel, mewari of the Caihoyn, gave evidence | she had Fille des Joncs by Pen d’Espoir; in 1800 Viila- | Pimple ee eae we + Geo. 3 ‘ with rogard to the oceurrence of the 24H, when the cap- | franea by Monarque; was barren in 1861; in 1862 Gladia. | for producing 4 ArT. 10.—Esther Werner, beaten; Geo. Nidds, fell Into | tain showed two of the crew the place where the officers tor was foaled; in 1869 she, waa barron, in 1864 she had rae 1 . 7 were confined. Notbing important was elicited, Imperator jonarque; in L a filly by Monarque. . =, Sars, 11 < Jee Fito; Joma erect Gre; Geo. Bi Putas, 1" | aig wine Henne ima pmltoen Of the crow as more | Blood of the best and purest runs in the veins of Giadin ES EE wires: fitt: the ead, | Particularly active in the attack on the cook and subse: |,4our, who reckons among bis uncestors Whisker, SEE eee ean et nat, Heary Drowat. | quent interview with the captain. ‘These men, at the Anchor, Royal Oak and Frederick, fell from a masthead ; Henry Brown, | close of the day's examination, were reconveyed' to pri- | queror of all these great suicide by shooting ; Margaret Frucett, run over BY | gon, while sixteen, not so identified. were set at liberty. | chance. Count Lagrange, Wi ee fo oxamination will be resumed at eleven o'clock | diator’s blood allied to that of M 1 Serr, 13. —Lonis Barnstorf, drowned (probably); Jose. | ‘is morning. shine fell from a grapevine. Pgerr, 1 Talla McDonnell, run over by an ice cart; | The Convention of Eva: jae MILLER & and officials of this city. After « cordial greeting all around General Howard ‘took the floor, and in a clear and succinct manner ad- drossed the assemblage on the subject of his visit, He said that be had thus far visited nearly every part and county of the State of Virginia, and as a general thing he found the people disposed to accept the condition of affairs, as far as related to freedmen, cheerfully and as ‘became an enlightened public. The President of the United States does not wish to force any obnoxious Measures on the people, but he desires a hearty co-ope- Tation. His great object now in making this tour is to adopt some mode whereby the freedman may obtain civil rights in courts, which the laws of the State deny him, ¢ ‘and to tiis ond he (General Howard) proposes that two gentlomen from each county should be appointed—one ‘Lo bo satisfactory to the citizen, or employer, and one to the freedman, or employe; the two to bo associated with the agent of the Freedmon’s Bureau and form a boar’, ‘which {sto constitute a court, having power and jurisdic: tou’ Laat Curls, Longbratd selling twenty-five por cent cheaper than elsew) BRAITEAU® Hair Goods Emporium, 31 Court street, } Brooklyn. * ‘ull growth a on rr} aie yh many btalned free of Ty addresal oe eons Porturaer, 60 Broadway, &. Y- Pheasant Plumes—A Very Choice Lot. Just received by THOMAS & MORRISETT, 845 Broadway. ARREST OF ALLEGED GAMBLERS—TWO HOUSES VISITED. John Kane, residing at 42 East Broadway, recently ap- peared before Justice Dowling and preferred a complaint against Ira Janeway, James Kelly and Franklin Fay, ont Hy Hegre uffrage, White ERICAN STATESMAN for Saturday. a a produced mar- | va. Black unfortunately, the illustrioas Monarqu feal Chrig- | coldness for Miss Gladiator, Thus, it b ened the Fall . A band uit oF oad der the from one dollar to one hundred dollars, o an imprison. | house at 118 Reade street, which he characterizes as a | sunstroke; Lawrence Roe, John Doen, drowned. Curvenann, Sept, 98, 1865, like unto if—blind. The result was that just i versal approval. Some of hie ‘mont of ‘rom one to thirty days, or both fine and im- | nuisance to the neighborhood, a place where they play Sept, 156 —Frank Billenger, shot in a quarrel; unknown . id jdbe rv that ond, re man, drowned. ‘The Convention of Evangelical Christiaus reassembled | Gladinteur came into the world. teed fr Due he ati lives” to supply” all bu &e colt, born and at Dangu, remained there anti! eve Na AD 1 . Sxrr, 16.—Lanra Milis, killed by her husband, Brook- | ghis morning. mien vet sue ni brad of Dang, vorbained there sail! | who desire tt wan be RNUK HAM-tae mont style, ane prisonment, Offences of a higher grade are to be sub- gmittod to a higher tribunal, either military or civil. faro, and win large amounts of money from the fre- quenters of the house, and that the persons aforesaid The object of this is to'seck the co-operat lyn; Garret Barry, sunstroke. . | Innd rn ¢ ce ut a Their Landa a8 soon as they shall be prepared, by a | were yesterday arrested by Captain Greer and otficer Til- | *ictde. ton, giving ss the title of the organization “the Amer | § at. 10 Iba., and ridd y Edwardes, he won ibe ¢ ale Diamonds ing Silver Ware, ata sand per enactment of laws in consonance with those of | ley, of the Third precinct, and taken before the magis- Serr. 19.—John Frazer, P. McDonagle, burns from | can Christian Commission,” with an executive com- | weil Stakes, beating J er, Ostregor, Dun Basi ito, hi eneral government, to receive it. The B molten iron, Brooklyn. . 2 , . Sreednen wuld be sbotdned aa soon es the Sints ore- | trawer ketone the Court Sige eeneres Canes oe, ert, 20... —— Matthews, shot by John Kearney, | mittee of sixty, which hese _ a wih | derer, Masa Meri, cod ss ethers. A8 the mame meet ng cost to take charge of the poor and destitute. a caters s: second complaint against Janeway, Kelly, | Brooklyn; Issac F. Freleigh, toll from a roof the work of awakening the attontion of the Christian | iM, onrrying a) 2h. Ho ral died (oem by. Wed General Howard next touched upon the question of edu He remarked that prior to the war it was criminal in the South to teach a negro to read and write; ‘now the emergency arises to have every colored person ‘educated, for the more they know the better they are off; ‘and unless they are educated they cannot understand the laws which are to govern them. Several other topics General Howard reviewed in the course of his remarks, and, on taking his seat, he invited ‘the gentlemen present to give him their opinion. Mayor Tabb, after consulting with Mr, Whitehead, resident of the City Council, tose, and addressed General foward, stating that he was very happy to meot litt, ‘and thought that he could vouch for the citizens of Fay and John Merrifield, charging that they keep & gambling house at No, 80 Prince street, where money is Jost and won at faro, and that he has been victimized to the tune of over five hundred dollars, On this complaint Justice Dowling iasued his warrant, which was served upon the accuwed parties by Captain Williamson, of the Fourteenth precinct, The defendants responded, and the magistrate placed them under three hundred dollars bonds each to answer, ENTERING APARTMENTS WITH FALSE KEYS—-CAUGHT IN THE ACT. Two young men, giving their names as Michael Man- Serr, 22. —Jacob Pfeiffer, run over by a truck. ie to th dof extending the Gospel to the 8 nd Gentle oF i ee ee pete bone be public to the urgent need o' «ling pel to minster (8 st. 10 ibe), ridden by Welln; Sivoria, 6 st. | radios Pair and Gentlemen Pair. or rticulare conauty Emma W. aw " ne ecor ) ¥ FAIREST OF THE PAIR, Davia drowned, neat MatnicockPotat, Wiliam ‘Cady, | Multitude of paoples that its wot yot reached by direct | 77 Ceci: Grae and two. ers. "Atte fol: | pinta onthe CampalsPrran tai the Er ee oe eee ce mee biied: hh Pr te anes lowing meeting the wna not paced ta the Gnterion, won DISTRIBUTED GRATIS. uw tS ath eeteen tll Goma: dani: « Nowa Chief Justice Chase made an eloquent speech on the | py Chattanooga (8 st, 10}bs.), whe beat Brahina, The Not « Desort blast; Elizabeth homes Cegion, ram over by engine; un. | estion of organization, paying a bigh compliment to | Buck, Audax, and ten others, In L806, his frst race was They are Ail There—Not ¢ Pag tyrtrery known man, drowned at Port Morris. the labors of the United States Christian Commission in 5 en Se Ewe hone Ste desoadt " (ar Hood, Cults or Gloves that will not be ‘ , h @ .. 4 di ide t i Ww (Sst, 10 ibs), beating Arehimeder (second), 7 th's ot holiday assortments. The expoat Leng el Rh ngewe Anne soning; | the army and navy. third), Zambesi (fourth), Bedminater, vorth soatng. and as to the prices—well, they aré oot Betty Weiland, suicide by stabbing; Benjamin Wolf: | 21, rotowing wore then chosen as wemporary officers of | Breadalbane, Kangaroo, Regalia, and tea others, On tho ‘dud aud not fakcwiated upon the principle that the pub-® sohn, drowned. ; . last day of May he won the Derby, and all the world ts Hatt be mauieted to the full « that they @ill bear Serr, 26,—William P. Vitty, accidental shooting; Wil- | tho new organization:—Prestiont, Chief Justice Chase, | ow tniking of his St. Leger tetumph GENIN, No, 513 Browdway. “on Shezisfroe," hypertrophy of fiver: unknown | Of Weengtons Vins President Eee, Da Berens, of ew | , Awente Cate - . ae y ni “ i t * i « el . y. Be. 5 Court of Appeals Calendar, Bridal Chamber—An Ease oe Norfolk. as being law-abiding and loyal, and inclined to | "Ms and John Wood, wero arraigned bofore Justice Led- | goidier, run over by steam care; Patrick Foley, crushed | York; Secretary, Rev, W. B. Boardiman, of Philadel. PY ABDANY, Sept, 38, 1968, oun eet sm tor rene Spm, Youn ry oe gaesist the government in ro-establishing order, It must, | With yesterday morning, charged with having entered | by fail of a bank; Lucinda M. Hicks, peritonitis, effect | phia, ‘The day calondar for Saturday, September. 90, 1865-— | Howard: Association end, sent {ree of charge in sented en- howe er, bo romembered that the social stains of tho | the promises of Ferdinand Zeigler, 1,875 Broadway, by | & miscarriage; Ashman Hall, drowned; Charles Colton, Howard Associa. General Howard, Rev. Dr. Kirk, Jay Cooke and Sehny- | Numbers 142),, 143, 144, 147, 148, 149, 150, 161, 162, 183, | vei Adress Dr J. Skulia Houghton crushed at new court house. se Padteipare. ler Colfax a nong those composing the executive com. | 166 and 166. sally From the above {i will be coon thet there have been | ‘et Colfax are among these companing the executive oc — rountry has been altered by the sudden abolition of means of faise keys, With intent to steal clothing valued slavery, an institution which has been b od down to at three hundred dollars, While searching the rooms thom from generations. 'abb then gave an iliustration | for plunder the depredators were discovered by Charlotte 4s GadlahinSt- eatald mittee, Possesses Kvery Merit Claimed for It.— =<Marsh & Co.'s O14 Establishea of a visit to some fricnd’s plantation, who owned some | Zimmerman, also living in the same h Toho calted. | Teported, te the vicintty of this city, deaths by suicide Two large meotings were held in the evening, which | fxg Tue EXCELSIOR HAIN RESTORER Truss Oflice alll at No.2 Veney street. Lady one hundred sr get and these people were very kindly | officer Linden, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, and had | C4? and railroad accidents, 9; drowning, 16; by fires and were addressed by Rev. Dr. Durbin, Rey. Dr, Munsona | Hata Bort, EXCEDRIOR HATE RESTORER. | treatod, and their master even went so far as to build @ | them arrested, The prisoners were tal to court and | molten lead, 4; and by violence at the hands of other pte ay y “ y . woven | Gromer BACH Ae : wae ad 4 —- ————— ehapol’ and appoint a parson to them for their in- | while awaiting examination before the magistrate Woods | parties, 10." It would prove an inte 4 wtady to the | end others, after which the Convention adjourned sine Pree a oR HAIR HESTORE | Wilcox & Gibbs’ Sewing Machine, No. Atruction in religion. hese negroes were taught obe- | took French ‘eave of the officer, fled from the court | philosophical to group toget thy of the latter | die. me : YR HAIR REBTORER, | 908 Broadway, Hienoe, and, ag a genoral thing, the relation between the | room and in a moment was in the street. Officer Palmer, eher' Shama named causes of deaths, in uding murd homich eo -— known color and fect halt white ‘and ‘colored people had been most cordial, and | attached to the court, pursued the fugitive and pres &o., and see how fow of the inquests have resulted int Sinte Politics. | ed. ely perfumed nires to | We Have Frequently Hoa Pts frould he 90 again as soon ag society became settled. | him so closely that he was compelled to take refage In a | commitment, trial and punishment of those who he k Sept. 20, 1805, | craiton beture or after ita tive, TT, after ney Tred et ie birtn of ee ti bad finiabent layor Tabb oomtinued, and callod attention to the fact | millinery storo in the Sixth avenue, where he was secured | ficted the deathblows, The ratio of escapes comps At the Union Senatorial © hold in this city | {alr telah It dows wot wrote the tnded.. Hold whotemate and | with the wething lop whatever, It at Loe must ig Moh ~/ oo La as he ana akon vast (0 court. ‘The judge committed thom for | with the punishments is decidedly ig the favor of tha | txday, Stephen T. Hayt, of + was wnapmously | ee TiN ee TT HOLDS Drug aud Chemical Ware | gives an infant ¢ 1th golie Auilet aleop, avd Ila now what jom is, imagines means ial im default two thousand dollars bail cach. roubled former. renominated for Senatur buuse, No, Wt Broadway, Now York, parents unbroken rest ab pialt, Wcouts a Youle