The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1865, Page 8

SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS. Adoption of an Aet Annulling the Ordinance of Recession by the Florida Convention. —_— Adjournment of the Georgia Conven- tion on the 8th Inst. ae ae. ae FLORIDA. ——<rr Oar Tallahassee Correspondence. ‘Tarsnsss, Fla, Oct, 28, 1865, ‘The time of the Convention thus far has been oceu- pied principally in preparing and perfecting the work which it is deemed necessary to perform in order to re- gtere the State to her former relations with the United States government. ‘The - business in order after the organization was the appointment of committees to consider and present to the Convention such alterations in the constitution as would best effect the desired object, Some discussion took place as to whether one committee of fifteen should De appointed to perform the whole work, or smaller eommittees on different subjects, It was finally de- sided to adopt the latter plan. ‘Thig completed the second day’a business, a9 nothing eould be done until the committees had time to prepare and present their reports. ‘(FOB ORDINANCE ANNULLING THE ACT OF SECESSION. Boon after the assembling of the Convention yesterday Mr. Wiggins, of Marion county, offered the following pre- smble and ordinance to annul the ordinance of secession, We stated in support of his ordinance that according to ‘the present law of the State they would not be in a pro- per position towards the United States government to transact business until this ordinance was repealed; that is should be the very first business of the Convention, ‘and he trusted it would pass without opposition:— An Ordinance to Annut the Ordinance of Secession. Whereas the armed opposition of the State of Florida to the government of the United States has been subdued bY the A ohap power thereof; and whereas the people the State of Florida are weary of the horrors of war ‘nd military rule and occupation of the country; and whereas they are desirous in good faith to restore the Btate to her former relations to the United States govern- ent; and whereas the President has, by certain terms ef amnesty, shown willingness and extended invitation to the Sonthern States thus to act; Therefor, be it ordained by the people of the State of Florida, in convention assembled, that the ordinance adopted by the Convention of the people on the 10th day ef June, 1861, known as the Secession ordinance, be and the same is hereby annulled, According to the rules adopted by the Convention the erdinance must have three separate readings on three separate days, unless by a vote of four-fifths of the members the rule is waived. Strenuous efforts were made by the friends of the ordinance, composed prin- cipally of original secessionists, to carry this vote and vurh the thing throngh yesterday; but the older and wiser heads objected to such rapid legislation, and asked for time to consider if there might not be some altera- tions and improvemeats made in wording the ordinance, Messrs. Bush, Baltzell, Davidson, Walker and others advocated the commitment of the ordinance to the Ju- dicial Committee, which was finally done, after it was found, by a voto of the House, that four-fifths of the ae tes were not in favor of waiving the rules. Saterpay, Oct. 29, 1865. PRTITION IN BEHALP OF JEFYERSON DAVIS. Boon after the opening of the Convention this morn- ing a resolution was introduced petitioning the President in behalf of Jefferson Davis. As this was deemed insuffi- ¢ient © cover the whole ground it was laid upon the table, and in place thereof it was voted that a committee ef five be appointed to memorialize the President in be- Balf of Jeffereon Davis, and Messrs. Mallory, Yulee and @x-Governor Allison, of Florida. Mr. Mallory is confined in Fort-Lafayette, and Messrs. Allison and Yulee in Fort Pulaski, As the President has already extended clem- ency-to Mr. Trenholin, Secretary of the Treasury ; 8. C. Reagan, Postmaster General; Mr. Clark, Governor of Mississippi, and Mr. Campbell, formerly one of the Jus- tees of the Supreme Court of the United States, it is con- sidered no more than just that the same clemency should Deextonded to these distinguished gentlemen of Florida, who have committed no greater wrong towards the United States government, and who doubtless repent of Abeir sins as heartily as the gentlemen mentioned above. MR, MALLORY wan very anxious, at the beginning of the war, to pre- vent disruption between the people of the South and the government of the United States, and was bitterly as- sailed in bis own State as having prevented the capture ef Fort Pickens when it might have been made at that GOVERNOR ALLISON was President of the State Senate, and the death of the Governor made him by the laws of the State Governor protem, He had only held the office a few weeks when ‘the war closed. He has already been in prison for a Jonger period than he held the office of Governor, and ‘as be took no active part in the war it is a matter of sur- privo to the people of his State why he should be longer tained when others much more objectionable have been released. ADOPCION OF THE ORDINANCE NULUPYING BRCRBSION. Mr. Bush, Chairman of the Judicial Committee, to whom was referred the ordinance annulling the ordi mance of secession, on yesterday made the following the people of the State of Florid: nrious in to restore the State w her former peaceful rela- the United States; therefore, ned by the people of the State of Florida, in That the ‘ordinance adopted by the ‘conventi people on the 10th lay of June, 1861, newn as (he Secession ordinance, be and the same annulled. Mr, Coulter, of Levy county, moved to amend by sub hereby mtituting “is null and void from the beginning” in place @f “annulled.” Mr. Coulter said that the doctrine of secession had brought desolation and ruin upon the whole South, and that he for one wished to repudiate it and never to hear the word secession again. ‘The amenament was lost—yens , nays 36. + Another amendment was then ‘offered, to substitute “pall and void” in place of “annulled,” which was sup- porved by Mevsrs, Walker, Magbee and Coulter. Mr. jush, chairman of the committee, said the wording of ordinance had been carefully cons.dered by the com- ee, and that they had come to the conclusion that ‘annulled’? was the best word they could select to con vey the idea intended; that the signification of annul and null and void was the same, according to the minds ef the committee, aud in order to put a stop to all this @wcursion he should vote against all the amendments ffered, and for the ordinance as reported by the com- mittee. He said that he had never believed in the right < ‘secession, and he thought the ordinance as reported 18 proper one to prevail. Mr. Davidjae also supported the ordinance as weported, giving as his reasons therefor that the werds annul and null and void were nonymour forms; that, sccording to the definition the word given’ by Webster, annul meant, “to abrogate,” ‘to Yender null and void.” Upon the vote being taken it ‘was carned unanimously, with the exception of Mr. Coul- ter, who voted in the negative, not because he opposed the erdinance, but because, scoeeding, to his Mea, it did mot go far enough to come up to what he considered the @uty of the State at this time. He afterwards — Bis vote to the aifirmative for fear his motives in voting against the repeal of the secession ordinance would be This ane th ye whole thing unanimous. Governor ‘Marvin in his message recommended the adoption of the erdinanee in accordance with the amendment offered by ‘Mr. Coulter; but to pass it in that forin would be, in effect, Se staltify, Whemnsolvos and atmit that the deans ot Dieed treagure expended during these four = of it. Berrid war had been without the semblance of er jartice. This they are as yet hardly ready to FRARKA TO GOVERNOK MARVIN AND GENERAL FOSTER. A resolution was passed, offered by Mr. Wright, as Follows: Resolved, That the thanks of thie Convention be ten- dered to his Exceiiency William Marvin, Provisional Governor, and to Major General Foster, United States Army, for the facilites afforded by them in the assem. dling of this body, and that they be invited to a seat on the floor of this Convention, Movers. Wright, Bosh and Maxwell were appointed a committee to notify Governor Marvin aad General Fos- ser of the edoption of the resolution. The Convention then adjourned till Monday morning *i nine o'clock. It is expected that the coming week will complete all the work of the Convention at thin ‘inne, and that they will then adjourn to meet again if meer ary. Although nearly al) the members have met in a legis. Jative body for the first time, there is as much talont re- — ox is generally found in bodies of like ebarartor The utmost harmony hag prevailed thus far, and the members, without exception, express themselves as act- jng io good faith towards the government of the United Faster, and av being really desirous of burying all past Aiflorences and diseensions, and returning to live at qnce more beneath the protecting folds of the old flag, ‘There ax been far loe® trouble in Florida between the @itizens and United States soldiers and with the freedmen ban in any other Southern State, and the state of feel- ‘ug, #0 far as I have been able to judge, 18 better than in Btatee. There is no more delightful or salubrious ‘@imate in the world than is to be found here, and there 2 pow of room for a» many more settlers as may be ‘of testing the raiving of cotton by the new ays. ; and I am assured that the people of the State will welcome all who may desire to come. ‘Major Genera} 0.101 Howard, Chiet a | loward, Chief of the Freedmen’s Pemau, and Brevet rae General ©. H. Howard to-day. General Howard ix on a tour of inspeetion it the Bouth to learn for himself the actual of this unfortunate class, and to ascertain what wil oe to ameliorate their condition the joter. venth regiment United States imfant day for garrison duty, relieving a regiment troops, which it ie expected will be mustered out rvige oF uRed lO BarTinOD HOME of Lhe fore gM aleo ar. t NBW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1065., Nth— arr Dean, Westgate, Georgetown, DO; 0 MISCBLLAN! the eccerdance with the receat order of Liewten- 4 ID p eI ee etree oom ‘ant General Grant, Rie acini ar PRERen, Chared, Fauladsiphie, sloop Mary Brash, Te cols wees, Sao tenis tee ie e 1A paiafel line, Woman> BORE, neeaas’ sp; Ange Bebe Haart, Coretin: Pre BPERNARDING. Vis: Nov 6—Arr steamer Philip, Gartner, | * MACPHERSON AND DONALD SMITH, ‘ EORGIA. ‘Thee friende of he family are'ueast invites | Sigal 'R Thompeos, itor Ney Oconne, put for coal; 60, brig tate suyle Bunieh & Brother), / to attend the from bie late SA Hast shot rape ischrs A'P Kindberg, ‘Thomas; John Lenthall, Paks, Ger Milledgeville Correspondenes. ‘Thirteenth street, en Liberty, Wilson, Havana jens, Brown. Fine P. Po! EXTRA Mnzamarrss, 6a, Nov. 8, 1065. | Sr ieterment. Sms Wil Be taken to Calvary ’o| Morro Cas Carre cous Nis gules of creat | aah ort: Bea Flows Ar ahs Minerva Brign tat 40; ne PALE (or ciy and Behera use 3 bey : . : Brightmiat, do; ~~ wii aneornaeens. a re mmig | %, & YS Seam, Seekip Har neayy O08, ar, Mow Orleans Nov | san Priicncianiee ee reer den’ Monten, eAsaberiport; | These tie, Dumler ent Si ee a Georgia Btate Convention sdjourned to-day, after | Of, consumption, axed Zor, 3 cates 208 3 Ses! 407 Fam hah 30 Astin ty ‘Went 7th, and Fortress | Sallie Smith, Chase. NYork, ‘and'can be relied on for purity. seerion of thitoan working 487% ‘and the paamge of | Wovdrathy Hote, chie te renidenoe, H. | Stooroe 2 haart at BS eT DD ie NE eee ea oot, Tey earch Crocktord, | _Dremery, Weat Bighteenth street, betwoen7th and Oth several cts and resolves, @olock. ‘Tho relatives and frends of the The ’ OR The A fnprag few days, with the excegtion of | *Pectfully requested to attend without farther notice **Mtonmship Gua iy Jonas Paliadelpbie vine, Baxter, Philadelphia. Sid schr Di ikes, LECslLy PROCURED WPEOUS Leity. Other 1 cases prosecuted without fe wapen, Advice free i, HOWES, Fanny Moss, Davis. 8 Attorney and Counsellor, 78 Nassau. York. 1gth—Arr schra R H Wilson, Mull, Philadelphia; Helen K, Fating, Woodbridge, NJ; E L Hammond, Florence, NYork; FP Wallace. Allen do. ‘Sid schrs Caroline Hall, ‘Doughty, Philadelphia; Democrat, Grierson; Kenduskeag, Mitchell, and 8 Crocker, Presbroy, New York the discussion on repudiation and the final passage of | Qoxzuna—In Brooklyn, on ‘the measure, has been mostly of @ routine character, | Jumma ae . ing to the general reader. I have forwarded Ber ee Sin, ake vince thie (Wednesday) after- | a1 12 M, exchanged signals with and passed steamship Sara- (0 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW'S, 28 AND 268 G) G' wich street, cornepot ‘Murray, and there 5 full accounts of important proceedings, with verbatim | corer of Fulton Boeram streets, The remains will Steamship Constitution, Greenman, Savannah Nov 9, GALVESTON, Nov li—Arr steamer Wilmington, Spicer, | Teas, Coffees, Fish, Flour and every:hing else. reports of all leading speeches, and it now only remaing | be Interred in ery Caeiaese with ndee ae to Wakeman, Gookin & Dickin- | NYork. i a all any store in New York. One price house. ‘On perienotd low . GLOUCESTER, Nov 10—Arr echrs Franklin, Allen, New to recapitulate briefly and comment generally on the re- Casmpy.: y. November 14, manip Vietor, ‘ole Portre Monroe, in tow of steam i: Barnes, do for Ellsworth. TEAMSHIP CITY OF WASHINGTON WI @onghtor of the late James Cassidy, of Ardee, county ‘ glia York for Portland: Bt Lucar, Barnes oo to Mdlichell, Cole, | mons, to discharge under goose ig neral a North river, on Thursday morning, at7 o'clock. Goods removed within 24 hours will be stored at consignees” and expense, JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 16 Broadway. ~ a , IGN OF THE GOLDEN KETTLE.—A HOUSEHOLD sults, Louth, Ireland. tug B saints nters. ‘Vashh b with ‘THE MOET IMPORTART PROCEEDINGS The friends and relatives are invited to attend the missand a ere, tot nelle ‘ts have related almost exclusively to national relations— fanera!, on Thursday, from her late residence, 175 East nn fp See ull, Fish, Buitimore, 40 houre, with mdse, street, Simul the repeal of the ordinance of secession, the abolition of Doxovan.—On Monday, November 13, Euzxw Doxov. a, Electric Heap Jorg, Hambar, es fan 9 ith wade ve adults Lapreaux, NB, for ANTUCKET, Nov 4—Arr achr P M Bonpey. Smith, New York. Sid 9th, schr Lucy Church, Adame, NYork, NEW BEDFORD, Nov 10—Arr schr Republic, Chase, New York; Mth, brig B Young, Gibson, Philadelphia; U 8 schr 6 ran, a ase; ¥ Souther: Y yi Word.—B rv Silver Plat ‘Table © Savery the voretinsion af the: ake wwe" SHBN, 4 MG 1 ENTE IS DEMRIENs CORRE Ry, Henne, fe the | and welve:deaine’on the pasmage—0 nd ‘coven | Ughihodset, ia itn sehia i W Benaiict, King. Pladek Shine, di Harthenware and House Fiintahing aruola morial . rs n,, ry x , NYork; , Fuller, ¥ » Sooper gage and others, and the | SH Yeelatives ant friends of the family are invited to | “Hark “Abrahara Lincoln (Tia), Pirundeil, Palermo, 7 | fronion Martino.” Mec | pscannen ae ongress on the 16th of the ‘month. attend the funeral, from hor late residence, 110 Third | dar# (Pased Gibraltar Sept 11), with fruit, Ae, to James | | izth—Arr sehr Florida, Kelley. Elizabethnorti 8th bone | CON VEN: 7 ‘THR REPKAL OF THE ORDINANOR OF BRCEASION en, te (orseseetay) morning, at nine o'clock, to the | Meet A Co tat), Mareses, Licata, 60 days, with brim- | Se0Ranger, Cushman, N’ ork; schr Charles Phelps, Bright: | MOBACCO CONVENTION. A CONVENTION OF 7 was unanimous, the only difference of opinion on that urch of the Nativity, where a solemn requiem mass atone, to Holmboe & Halchen. Nov 18—Arr bark Andes, Dalling, Portsmouth, | Tobacconists National Association, at Cooper Institu man, do. subject being on the mooted point at the South, whether | Will be offered for the repose of her woul, thence to Cal- ’Diadem (Br), anna, Marselion, 64 darn with | wits for Phiiuieliphiny bres Nathaniel Stevens, Rarer, Si | York, on Wednesday, November 22 sonmmencing My fn for the purpose of presenting their views to the United Siates i vary Cemetery for interment. mdse, to Boyd & Hincken. Had’ heavy weather; stove bul- , for dot Sophia (new), Strout, Cherryiield for New Moe eer eapealing the oglitance, Butitke these o¢ | - DotA. On Wednesday, October 28, at the American | warts andsplitsails, Oct 23, lat $54), lon $8, saw ahip King Jono, NB. for co} tobray, Bangor for do; Geo E Prescott, | Revenue Commission now in session, protesting againat the South Carolina and other the Convention saw. ft | College, Rome, Italy, Tuomas P., eldest son of Patrick | Philip. standing H. alt Cay, TY, Oot 81, | Pieyod Vinalhaven for do; Cupid (ir), Bradshaw, Somer. | present ruinous system of taxation, dud renewing ter ape to repeal the ordinance instead of declaring it null and | ®9d Mary An Dolan, in the 21st year of his age. winner gaat poston}, Trecartin, Balt Cay, 7%, Oot Shy | ot for do; aches Mary D Hanktll ton for dos Suasa it | Psawita te Whe tout, fhe conveniion, aa heretotet void. Only a mail minority, headed by Hon. Joshua | ,, Dextv.—On Monday, November 19, Mre. Eaza Duxev, in | “Hark Jobn Carver, Nichols, Turks Islands, 14 days, with ‘ie Mo for do: Andrew Peters, Mureh, Bt An- f r amend that the parchaser, not. the ‘producer, thet nat wobac hall be free. All in favor the 68th yrar of hor age. It, to Walsh & Carver. Bray, and Sophia R J: - it sh Bl, of Morgan County ree eo acy comme? Hit | , The friends and relatwee of the family aro respectfully "“irig Marianna. the Fonrth (Port) everino, Lisbon, 60 Wa Mishel Gale ite. || Sins ommamenk anon iu f this te cordially invited to attel Of this moveanen i TAC, Lawes! 6 of the ordin of re) ‘son, Jameson, nd. reco! ae for invited to attend the funeral, thi nesday) after- | days, with wine, £¢, to L E Amainck & Cs ‘ laa for do: Rosina, Hi Calais for doy ‘OR. President, fave naics of motion to reconsider, forthe purpoee of | Soon, at hal-pan one o'clock, tom tha rondance of hor | whee ozarsetn, dct Hath Moria, Galvoutod 2 tare | Hoblanon, thskiana fr dg: Hoglten, ete eect et ; 7 Ns o » i + A. Z » ci motion as an impracticable effort, £0n-in-law, John Edm 16 Suffotk street. in and was obliged to put tao Kay West 10° repair | pa nucres wucz. Apmiany, Bastpon ‘Sounocpxk, Recording Secretary. ion, Snow, Bangor for do. rn HILADELPHIA, Nov 18—Arr barks 8 W Holbrook, NAL PARK BANK Bri outs nian; White Cloud, pa ry Expridances brig aaemalied OF NEW YORK. Frw.—In Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, Novem! THN SENTIMENTS OF THE PROFLE. ew, if Beatrice (Br), Egat, St Johne, PR, 28 days, with mg. hor ‘The memorial for tho release of Jefforson Davie. and | 13, EowARD Watpon only fon of Edward W. and it, pe Kate A, Few, aged 3 years, 11 months and 14 daya, lasses, to P I Nevius Girout, Boston; White itr ‘one too, of the people of the ‘ inelud- ni (Wednesday) -afternoon, at two | “S.hr st Cecil (of Quebee), Rioux, Demarara, 82 days, with . mm favorable terza8,, “ vasbier. , od x arse ne too, of the people jof the ‘State, Mnelud~ | O'clock, from 166 Sands street. molasses, to J Leayoraft a gins, icin Ps a ei ene verona, | enkjan farorable terms J. u, WORTH. i |, Reed, and John Dorrance, Rice, vi ke = to, secession; but who from various circumstances became, Grimore.—At Yorkville, on Roney, meres: 13, ‘Schr Euphemta (of Belize, Hon), Alien, Jacmel, 20 days, ‘oluntarily, affliated, toa greater or leas | Sfter a lingering iliness, Many, wife of Francis Gilmore. | with logwood, ae, to} Leayeratt & Co. nay ce robellion. The infiuence sf focal pride | _ TRS relatives and friends of the family and those of | Sir Ware, Kaley Viegin‘s, 6 days. ga, id thy has caused a atronger #1 rt of the rebel | Berson, James J. Gilmore, and her gons-in-law, John A. Schr E Sheddon, Egbert, Georgetown, s. and sympathy ger support of the rel Sehr Horace Staples, Adams, Georgetown for New Bedford chief in his adversity than he ever received when his Dunn and Michael Hallaran, are invited to attend the Sehr Wm R Ginn. Barker, Georgetown for Bri ipenort. position was boasted to be incomparable by that of any funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o’clock, from Schr Moonlight, Tuttill, Georgetown for Port Morris. other potentate, when he was acknowledged chief magis- her late residence, Eighty-second st., between Second and 8ehr E H Farber, Tl ington, 8 days. trate of thirteen sovereign States, and commander in- | Third avenues, and from thence to St. Lawrence church, | Beh feat flake, chief of a numorous army, among whose captains wero | 10 Fighty-fourth street and Fourth avenue, where a r0- | cnr Cerro Gordo, Cobb, Philadelphia for Norwich, the “venerated” Lee, the “brilliant and indomitable” | 4¥iem mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul. Schr D B Steelman, Smith, Philadelphia for Norwich, Jackson, the “gallant” Longstrect, the “dashing and Gingon.—At No. 54 Newark avenue, Jersey City, on | Schr Mary Price, Bitzard, Philadelphia for Bridgeport, impetucus” Hood, the “eagacious” Johnston and various | Monday, November 13, Rowrnt Ginsow, eon of E. M. and | Schr J i Allen, Gane, Nantucket for Rondout. nce; Halo, Newman, Newburyport; A P Howe, Baker, Plymouth; J M Flanagan, Cain, Salem. Below ship Philadelphia, ‘from Laverpool: brig Ottawa, from Tvigtnt, Cid barks Thos Dal- Jett (Br), Duncan, Laguayra; White Cloud, Freeman, Chin- coleague: brigs Imogene, Saunders, Marseilles; Ellen Ber- nard, Collins, New Orleans; Jaa Baker, Thompson, Key Weat; schrs 1 & M Reed, I id, Balems 5 Dorrance,’ Rica, Provide: Silver Magnet, I . Boston, leraty, Me- redith, Lynn: 8 Wilnon, Nowell, Ronton, Sesse Williamson, , Kast Cambri WPORTLAND, Novitle—Atr bark NM, Havony Tall, Pia. Iphia. Cid bark C! metie (new), Waite, Boston, tORTSMOUTH, Nov l0-Arrsehr’ J L Woodrutt, Eaton, _. SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS. OUTHERN LAND, EMIGRATION AND PRODU , Company, 71 Broadway, near Wali street, oifer for sale 4,000,000 acres of the finest and most valuable Cotton and Timber Lands in the Southern States at exceed~ ingly low prices. ‘racts from 1,000 to 600,000 ae Cotton Plantations, Far: ? al and Timber Lands Sa ‘oal Lands, Silver Mines, ARANTEED. W. II. QUINCY, Secretary. the late Robert Gibson, red 18 year onthi id Schr C L Vandervoort, Crowell, Dennis, adel 8 irs et Saoubttat | he Convention meets though | days. hy Years, @ month and 12 | chr Loulea A Johnacn, Bulver, Brookhaven, PROVIDENCE, Nov ll—Arr schra Sea Ranger, Sear OUTHERN LAND, EMIGRATION AND PRODUOT® t is doubtful if the Convention meets again, althoug! S ; Scbr Lucia B Ivon, Weeks, Rockland Lake for Richmond. | Geo af pik. Petty, Elizabethport, sid |S Company, 71’ Broadway, near Wall street, provision, as you will see, has been made for any emer- | Tho relatives and friends of tho family, the members > Shige Ge fer for sale avaluuble Tract of Timber Land, lying in Ruse = ; of the Young Men's Catholic Institute, and the Young ‘ BELOW bark Eventide, Parks, Ubilads ines iver Lok Nvore, | sell und Tazewell counties, Went Virginia, consist ng of 968,000 seney. erschel V. Johnson, President of the Convention, | Men's Father Mathew T. A. B, Society ‘are invited to at- | Bark Cuba, from Dubli sohrs Deborah Jones, Tatem, Philadelphia: be Sharp, Wak: | acres, which ‘a very low price.’ Bale ean be closed. B aM Carlisle, eldon, Eliza- 4& FL, Bi er. do; ter, a Y hands. 4 . Bethport; Richard Bullwinkle, French, and “R “By Hat took lave of the body in a mot patriotic and touchingly | tend the funeral, from St, Peter's church, Grand street, aisilaasous, ab one, as we have the deed, Iie papers, dey ; listen Jersey City, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock. Lexch, Sher- ip UN ister ant hase | mate se eae ieee his GattacneR,—In this city, on Monday, November 13, Wo are indebted to the purser of the steamship Constitu- | man, NYork; Benj English, Baker, do'vin Bristol; sldop Jue Po ABAMA FOR SALE Convention it was ordered to be epread upon the journals, after ashort but severe illness, Micuakt GatLaGner, in | tion, from Savannah, for favors. we ee Trot Co eer ecraits by ae rd, Baltimor gS B NDS IN ALABAMA F ‘ALE. The speech was delivered too tate for a verbatim report ba patie oe one van, GC: the) fuca oil’ Ginab of Purser F W Ely, of the steamship Quaker City, from | schrs D W Saunders, Mott, Philad lpia; HB Bascom, D ‘The undersigned proposes to sell his undivided half of they fe -day, but I sl ens to-mor- . a oI 7 Mng; A E M Branscom, Bramacom; Mary — Bie Denes oo, be send it by to-mor- | 115 brothers, and algo the members of Father Mathew | Chsrleston, will please accept our thanks for favors. Hificean Mebese ana Rachel Jane; Northup, Ellzabethport. | celebrated Turpentine Establishment of Kennedy & Ellison, | gmail. Ce it does from one of the first men ° , of the nation, aud breathing the conservative and con- iparent) Society, are respectfully Invited to attend the | ,StAMnn corn Com Mion at thn lnlter D ve with brig Shiatory sentiment of the intelligent and patriotic masses | funeral, from his late residence, 837 Spring atreot, this | (4 jtoynolds (Br), from Mtoninaton for St John, NB, an of this people, it should be read and considered by the Cr eaiseeey) eernooniet coe ale ee had both larboard boats stove. ‘The brig had jibboom carried + 4 ,, November 13 umption, | away. peoplect the Morera htates Sram W., wife of William ‘Kennedy, aged 44 years, 4 | sip A: Sid schra J E Simmons, Smith, Philadelphia; Delphi, Smith, Scott, Ardrossan; aches A.C Austin, Smalley, Baltimore; . Nickerson; Ontario, Dodge-and Marina Jane, Mo abethport; Fakir, Phil: Iipae Triton, Freeman, and Choctaw. Mayo, NYork; sloop W situated in Baldwin county, Alabama, below Mobilé and lying on both branches of Fish river and Sandy and Wolf creeks, containing about thirty-one thousand ($1,000) acres, of which | 114, at Charleston from Liverpool, encountered s a months and 2 days, mucceasion of very severe gales for 43 days, the wind being | 8 Mount, Davis, Elizabethport, Sli schra Jonas Smith, THE CHOLERA. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- | generally from ihe aout and wert, On. ths 26th Oct, Jat Sedgtey, ‘Baltnnote vie Hristot: Chas D Hallock, Petty, Elza: about fifteen thousand (15,000) acres are round or unboxe® tend the funeral, from hor late residence, Leonard street, | 24, 1on 6), had a terrible hurricane from the northwert, which bethport; C L Herrick, Mar Di Chane: Ben: SC. ss putts epg SRD ln MO NS Sila Tp CEES IE Detwoen Ainslie and Devoe streets, Brooklyn, B. D., this | hove the ship on her beam onda, the sea rolling over her,and | Terry, Weaver, and yr % : Two Additional Deaths on Board the At- | (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. eo af HICHMOND, Nov 12—Arr achre Tunis Depew, Cropper, | which furnish an abundance of «ood water, whieh is exeny ia on Monday—The Bark Diadem, Mrstervorp.—On Monday, November 13, Evian, wife 1 KENTUCKIAY, m Baker's Island for | NYork; Walter Thorndyke, Jameson, Rockland; 8 V W Sim- Cagcal mona, Williams, Boston; D Davidson, Ketchum, and Ann tial in properly extraeting the spirits and making good rosing, Turner, Hooper, NYork. Below schr Oceanus, Hawkins, ore superseding the employment of five or six hands, and no other place that I know of has the benefit of this great ad~ vantage. ‘ ‘The atills are located upon the bank of the river, and ships ments are made from the bank upon the deck of the vesser, and supplies are received from the vessel into the storehouse, which saves great expense in hauling, 1 ‘The place is within $5 miles of Mobile, which can be reached, business transacted and return By 10 o'clock a& d distant about 170 or 18) miles from New Orleans— an inland and avigation, requiring no, insurance, shipments—the best and cheapest breadstuffs and provisiong market, where cask and all the materials for carrying 3 Freeman, fro of Henry Mesterford. . eve, 2 from Marseilles, in Quarantine. Se fate and Wikies oh ito stieto@n lake ‘Valparaiso 9tb ult in distress, Two deaths occurred on board the Atalantaon Monday, | Denis O’Keffe, are respectfully invited™to attend the | janx Parsto (Br), Scott, at Providence from Ardrossan, neither, however, from cholera, One, a cabin passenger, | funeral, ffrom her Inte residence, 123 Le noe street, experienced heavy westerly winds most of the passage; lost is, Ac. fall w-vietin to consumption, which disesne had been | ‘is (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'ciock, —On Tuesday, November 14, of consumption, | 3 preying upon him for some time. Had this gentleman Nersoy, daughter of R. E. and the late Henry pace in 1866, for 1 able ical ad- | Neeson, aged 18 years, 11 months and 15 days. to a Providence house for the Zanzibar trade, has been beon on shore and able to procure tho best medical ad- | Novon, nite OS towmenda of the family are respectfully | purchased by Messre IH Bartlett & Sone, of New Bedford. vice, together with pure air and proper diet, itis impro- | invited to attend the funeral, on Thuraday morning, at | 82418 intended to be fitted for a whaler. from that port next Dable that his death would have occurred #0 soon. The | nine o'clock. | Hor remains will bo taken to the Church SPIO mearnte Roam, at Baltimore 18th inst from Hava other person who died was one of the steerage of St. Mary, Star of tho Sea, Court street, Brooklyn, | reports in lat 30 20, lon 7930, spoke Spanish bark Colo, ‘dis. gers. His death was owing to an attack of pleural pneu- | where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the re- | masted, the crew still remaining on board; also, off Charles. monia, heightened, if not induced, by the chlorine gas ed of her soul, and thence to the Cemetery of the Holy | ton, saw a brig with foremast gone, waterlogged and aban- used in the attempt at disinfection. Nothing has as yet } Cross, Flatbush. doned. ork, SAVANNAH, Nov 8—Arr steamers America, Lindt, and ae Crary, NYork; schr John Vance, Smith, Fernan- ding la. SALEM, Nov 11—Arrbrig Anna D Torrey, Haskell, Bangor for Richmond; schrs Union F Mahoney, Philadelphia; Mary E Pearson, Veazie, Bangor for New York; Fanny BL der, Shea, do for Norwich; 12th, Adelia (Br), Brinton, Corn- wallis for New York; Georgia, Swees: John MeAd: Pier- son, and J Whitehouse, Jones, Piladeiphia; Delaware City, Sid 12th. schrs A M A rd, Ireland, and P M Wheaton, Som SOMERSET, Nov ll—Arr sebr Art N, Nov 12—Arr sche Lady Adams, Cummings, of New York, 366 tons, built at Matta- levees whaler, and sul th; the business can be obtained; and was, and I presume ‘again, a good market for spirits and rosins; but if revalling there did not Justty shipments, they be prices been done towards bvinging the well passengers off the Prat.—On Sunday, November 12, after a lingering ill- Bric Mary Ann, wrecked off Frying Pan Shoals, was not fe to any other part of the wor Atalanta, or towards providing a hospital for their tem- | nese, WriuiaM Pome’ aged 41 er a seins the vessel of that name bound to Porto Rico, She in daily | = ‘These Lands being intersected by many streams, there i@ porary residence on Sandy Hook. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully | ¢xbected at {nls port on her return from, Torta Meo to SPECIAL NOTIC greater protection uguinst fires. 7 y a. ‘The Mary Ann lost is said to have been bound to | ~~. - 2 The health of the country js exeellent. The water course THE BARK DIADEM. er ere Meg ge Neon Ml bE A the | flarana. MRS, WILLIAMS, WHO HAS HOUSEHOLD GOODS | abound in an abundance of fine fish and oysters, Very go Dr. Burdett, one of the Quarantine Commissioners, re- | gp Laurene street, nN? om DiS late Fesldsnee, | pwc Caas It Jonpax, from Philed Men eevee ee ta | 1863, will he Wernlneiee rete: Nivea te oad | ERs in rane a oe it of a frame dwelling, with four ports that the bark Diadem, from Marseilles, has been Parsons,—On Monday morning, November 13, Wrarr | 12tb, leaking, with spars disabled, 40. 2 storage. r below — two Bowes eine we = roe detained by him in quaranting. ‘The crew wore in a | DRAKE Parsons, in the G0th year of his age. Buc Cuanira, of Portland, remained ashore on Bren- | Ty nrrisit PROVIDENT ASSOGIATION.CAN ENGLISH | house to store spirits; which ‘will ‘hold Gud canks, rat rite healthy condition and no cases of cholera had ehowed | _ The relatives and triends of the family and Mechanie | ton's Reef up to Sunday morning, at which time she was ‘aasociation is being formed for beievolent and Paibles for 86 on4) head of mules, wagon shed, quarters for themesives since she left, but as the cholera is at present | Lodge, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend | being stripped. Cai eect CemSaponiionce fe wiliclted by the com- | over 200 hands, and other necessaty outbuildings. ‘The outs: committing great ravages in Marseilles, the port f the bhige yak ie pene m fa atari ware Morrnees, 2% fino, baile os ponety in 1867, has | mittee from those who may be destrous of beeominy con- baildings wil require: sonoe repairs, having been somewhag i 2 ‘ .¥ luring the war. ( y) afternoon, past 5 n sold toa New ouse for nected with it, Address Star Hotel, State ntreet, N. ee ee ortae s hat have been burned over, can 0@ which she started, it was thought advisable to detain afid | Street o’clock, without farther notice. Song Tomas Mantin, Leighton, sailed from New York i have her thoroughiy fumigated. Manoiae.—tTho members of Mechanlo Lodge, No. 1, F. get, ria cre, Tutnner, for Chatiemon,” On the and A. are hereby notified to meet at their rooms, ct, between Cape Lookout an ie ing Pan, expe- Brooklyn City News. comer offrourth and Greene atrecte, thie (Wednesday) | Tenced the late severe sale, dari, hich, the vena he echt ‘Tue Foury-severta Recmexxt.—A battalion drili of the | afternoon, at two o'clock, for the purpore of attending | % 1enk. and while throwing the deck. toad overhoud te oto right wing of the Forty-seventh regiment, National | he foneral of our late Treasurer, Brother W. Drake Par: | {hres plecan, and the rigging being cut away to right the cleaned out and cultivated again. Belonging to the ‘establishment are four stills, two of S& barrels capacity and two of 2) barrels capacity; some of them have been patched; #ix mules, three wagons, some house- hold and kitchen furniture, some tools und 280 barrels of rosin, in the river, which can be recovered easily, and some spirit casks. OTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POS- wession Pay og or packs belonging to William requested to vend the namo addres ‘Wim. H. Anthon, Eaq,, 16 Exchany’ RICHARD H. TELLER, Spee nd, to the north of wn, from | Parties wi ™ sons. The fraternity are respectfully invited to attend. | vessel the foremast went overboat Bhe then came up full i Guard, took place at their new armory, in Fourth strect, order. : CHAS. C. nM. | of water,and with the decks swept, The schr having got OTICE, 10 CAPITALISTR.—1000) ACRES SUPERIOR | , There is aiso attached a Farm of about 75 acres, which pro % 4 4 au '¢ and potatoes abundantly, aud some bottom land, E. D,, on Monday night, Colonel Messerole command- ‘Ronents.—On Tuesday, November 14, Mary, wife of | into shoal water,the anchors were let go; but she d Coal Land in the western pari of the State of Pennsyl- N08 DON senate vice has Deen Vecteed, and this "" P Robert Robert se J ! past the Frying Pan, and after seven days of severe suffering | vania, aultable for gas.and steam purposes, are offered for | !PON WIN Tee on account of the spirits and rosine ing. The troops were exercised in the various battalion | Revert Hoberts. | se can ase invited to | onthe part of the oflcers and men, during which several | sale, The owner wal pe ae ae One oT uareday thie No, | ix not only va ate ot for the tar, wood and lumber that movements. One feature of the occasion was the exer- ly Feaualepaawed the chr whthout ngticing her, she drifted | ¢ Bowling Groen, On Wedneaday aid Thuraiay this werk: | fo made from that portion ofthe lands which haa mind attend the funeral, from St. Paul’s church, Broadway, e, and which lies on both branches of cise in the manual at the sound of the bugle. The troops hausted for turpe: on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. which point Capt Leighton has gone to Charleston. During | mens of the coal. si hoo acquitted themselves with credit by the strict attontion |“ Rein.—On Monday, November 13, Many Rem, aged 84 | the time the crow ‘and oficers. were on the wreck they subs | — array tngiere, aa good site for a saw aid grist Tall, with a roelg hey paid to pag oly Bog emer sisted on a little alt pork, which they fahed out of the hold, HE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER MATHEW U. B.T. | ¢oundation, oneotton or other manufactory. ee eae ae ne The relatives and friends of the family are invited to | #M4 they have lost everything. ‘A. B, Society will assemble at their hall, $61 Broome | f%zndation, of cotton tx Uther mat rie sa, and the prol Atreet, thia (Wednesday) noon, in full regalia, to pay the last tribute of respect to theif deceased brother, Michael Gallagher. JAMES RIORDAN, President, of the Forty-seventh, among whom were a large propor- * Sonn D W Vavonan, Mount, which sailed from New York tion of the fair sex of the fashionable circles of the ationd the funeral. this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half: | 3°14 Suoaamae Tnoountsred, the hurrioaye of the 32d ern District. The drills of this regiment are very popu- | P#st one o'clock, from her TOT, ullivan | and 2%d, when near Cape Hatteras, and lost mainboom and bility of their continuance for some time, on account of t scarcity and the decreased production for the future, se Many places having been burned up, will cause a place ike boxed timber ill be repeated at vali street new foresall, had mostof the other sails split, cutwaterear- | _E. 1. Carey, Marshal. tity of pelosi be ae on ich ered ee Sri la ah hime Suddenly, on Tuentay, morning, November | ried sway, and received other darnage, Rng imeneeded in es seul 2 ee a ee ie oe Ee caberiy sought after, f deem i |, Fanny, widow of Moseg Ritter, in the 73d year of | reaching Norfolk, where she mages, an « “4 haser wi in Temrenance Mass Menwnc.—The friends of “total ab- | her age. les 2 sorte ea rath ter er austeaea EID atone Bical Oo eny racer eaelt with Tee Tumerous advantager: stinence” principles will hold a grand mass meeting at | Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. Sony JW, Lawnance (of Wiimington, Del} from New | AT .A, REGULAR MEETING OF TIE OLD TREE | “The attention of capitalists is particularly invited to oe Ruwuy.—On Monday, November 15, Mra. Brrocer | York for Galveston, before reported lost on the Samboes, Social , held on Monday, Nov. 13, 1865, at their ble property, admitted to be the best location siness to be found anywhere. a erms may be made to me by letter ad- dressed to Uniontown, Ala., until Pa nest; then te Wilson, North Carolina; or to Mr, JAMES A, WEMYSS, of Mobile, Ala., during my absence from the State, “Karty ‘ape plication is solicited. WILLIAM L, KENNEDY. Uniontown, Ala, Oct. 8, 1865. for the Club, ‘lub room, 228 East Eleventh street, Mr. JOHN McGRATH was unanimously nominated for Councfiman of the Fifth Councilmanle district, FRANCIS McGINNESS, President. JAMES HART, Vice President, tary. Dr. Cuyler’s church to-morrow evening. All the prominent advocates of teinperance in this city and New - ‘ork will be present and take part in the meeting. Girlie a native of the parish of Killbride, county Cavan, Row AMONG THE DinecToRs oF THE BROOKLYN AcaDe-)| — ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ek en shoal, Feeis'att, Spe tone was built xy oF Mcsic.—For some time a row bas been breeding | invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, |“ coun Unpine, of Portland, Conn, recently capsized off and 4 % a = at tho | at Rine o'clock, from her late residence, 498 Third avo- among the directors of th Acadomy of Music, at tho | ie"ty st. Gabriel's church, East Thirty-seventh street, towed ae Sp ena ae hae Been neni topped and head of which is the irrepressible Chittenden. It ap- | apd trom thence to Calvary Cemetery. i ri pal er pone mereapen cca pears from the facts that have come to light that the Scormnn.—At Angelica, Y., on Monday, November Chickens, got off, Mar ened tae Wasmeat taka ae 13, Mantia Jann, wife of Rev. M. Scofield, and daughter | was sold at auction on Friday, as she lies, with tackle, £c, Key West, was 121 tons ister, bnilt at Perth Ambo; Reilly and daughter of Lawrence | Hear Key West, was regist a x Scun Hanover, from Minatitlan for New York, before re- Reriy, wife of James ‘Wx. P. SLarrary, IGHTH ALDERMANIC CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION 1, Nomination.—For Alderman of Eighth Aldermanie dis. trict, PETER McKNIGHT. MEYER MEYER, Pres't. Curistormen Evans, Secretary. Nt WARD ———e LOAN OFFICES. | T 77-MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON DIAs AT Monbs. WATCHES, JEWBLRY, ge. OR TH aT 1B HIGHEST RATE: UNTHER CAMPAIGN | CLUB —A Young Men’s Christian Association made application to , 2 , divoont “sr : » late Mosos Wanzer. but without cargo, by Major Bourne, to Capt Clothier Pierce Yegular meeting of thiclub will beheld on Saturday | SAME. BOUGHT. AT TH S. ALSO > Iprrpemeaeled Tee tie oiee bon feaad oll a ineral from the residence of Mrs. Wanzer, Bath, L. | for $1000. ening November 18, at the club's healqnartess, at 7iy | PAWNBROKERS’ TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DIAMONDS, Ace icucabera dt ‘tins Reocaites ‘Comssnities -ebentea 140 lay aftrnoon, at two o'clock, Priend’s of | Sows Warex— Pot hoat Charlotte Wahb. No 8, reports o'dock. B Pm) CHRIS. J. THOMS, Pretest.” | WATCUES, JEWELRY, On, 617 Reman 6 pe ‘ound ire 8 ring N by E, distant about 20. iniles, 4 secretaries le the petition, on the ground thst, to grant the application | Seanisg,—-On Gocond day (Mo November 18, at | Zardand maat just above water, apparently attache Avavsrus Pric nn AT i, IMANS, 68 BROADWAY, CORNER OF if he was permitted to lecture in the 7 residence, Searingtown, I. I., Zknt Lon Skaninc, aged " Notice to Mariners. FTH COUNCILMANIC DISTRICT.—AT A. SPECTAL ihonds, Watches and Silverware, or will advance on the ‘o could demand the same privi- | ‘Year. : R Considerable complaint has been made lately at Green's | ¢) meeting of the Guiding Star Social Cinb, held on Tues. Si bakers uh — ree ng g ccomand the same priv'. | “the relatives and friends of the family are invited to | Landing, Deer Isle thoroughfare, Me, that thechannel buoy | dy; November 14, 1805, at thetr club rooma, 143 avenue B, earns rere ETT treet (fifty members answering, ra attend the foneral, on sixth day (Friday) morning, at | snaide of Morse Island Light is out of place some 150 feet to eee (Ny ee tY cesdoreeh we ther onnaiGats ‘Jock, from the house, and at Friends’ meeting | the southward of its proper place, The eonxequence Is quite corner N Mi hold) negro con prices for Diamonds, whieh would be tions, negro balls, magin’s to the ch nogro fairs, &e., eter of the build: eleven « MAN pays the highe city, de Tie niso makes advances on consign athe, t eet st one o'clod ber of veesels Lave struck the rocks, creating conalder- ; r ing and eanse great loss to the stockholders. The abo- at Manhasset at one o'clock in the afternooa. | io ‘ MONTGOMERY GT President. ticle Mion portion ‘of the commistes took a vety different rinses will be at the Mineola depot to mect the nine able damage. @ ROBERT WIL ice President, . —— Sere SIT view of the subject, and thought a distinction could be | Clock train from James slip, A letter from Capt Gardner, of Nantucket South Shoal 8 J, CANARD, SOTONST. T 167 BROADWAY, STOU! Sr. GRORGE. v y — ee 7 PRECIOUS STONES, &c. capa car ibn gree pin soe bret ee dao In farmrontton of ie (oentte I tem Bl RC i rg Oy EY 77H WARD, GUNTHER, CLUB--AT JA MEBTING OF A biaext TO ee ee lag ur figs Dismoutly he application was finally refuse ° rH 5 wed - cree, : y the Seventh Ward Gunther Club, held at 89 Bast Broad- | Jewelry, Unset Diamonds, Watches, old Gold and Silvers Mishra |Siieeed ine Suchen Mtagton, 0 fenpedes Leta ete ee 8 Ta 8 OMEN ERE SEE OE uaaaea et | eae Monday evening, 13th inst, the following resolution | Plate, pbptica,tuatramen Precious Stones, &c. Ofos able citizen of the Fastern District, residing im Ninth | The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully | Mark Islander, Holley, #4 rom New Bedford 11th inst for | "Nessived: That we name as our iat cholo for, the Mayor. ours froin Ai. BARRINGER, 167 Broadw: 5 Hie, es u ic invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. North Pacitie Ocean. Ity the Hon. C. GODFREY GU ER, who, by his hon- * oe me —_ cad street, near Ainslie, committed suicide under the most | TWhithall steect, this (Wodnesday) afternoon, ai one | Sehr Glacier, Taber, arriyed at New Bedford 13th, from | tat administration of oUF municipal aftr, Bis uncoasin ‘OUIS ANRICH, 728 BROADWAY, UNDER THE NEW melancholy circumstances late on Monday evening. For | o'clock " Hideous Ray ’Aue3E, vin “two Forty ground, with 18 bbls | eforts'to stay the tide of official corruption and his earnest | 14 York Hotel, pays the highest cash price for Di some time past ho haa been laboring under great mental | Philadelphia papers p) ap (taken since leaving Hudson's Bay),-300 do wh oiland | endeavors to promote reform, has earned for himself justly | old Gold and Silver, Camel’s Hair Shawls, all Kinds of Furs Sextely, on nccoash of the Uk Belin 10 hie el] IR Set gay ha dod tbs bone, spoke Oct 9 Int 40, lon 44, bark Osce- | the warm. approbation of all honest citizens Laces or any articles of virtu. y Pit "| ember 18, MARGARET Cornell, NB, 38 day 3 sp; same da 1h he was’ devotedly attached, which cauned dlarm among | 8wnenrr, aged. S3 ‘years, the Deloved ‘wife of Joba | Mover Natiet? do: nothing stoee' leaving Payal anf his friends, This and other suspicious circumstances | Sweeney Whales bat twice since May. caused a partial watch of his movements; but he eluded | _ The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | | Ship Ohio, Smith, of NB, was at Payta Oct 10, having Jaues Murray, Sec. HENRY BISHOP, Pres’t, 7 AWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT—OF DIAMO) Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musical Instrument Bilks, Dry Goods, ‘fc. Advances made on Dine siete Watches, &c. 120" Bowery, near Grand street, wp stairs. , nothing since lea l—had seen Mt WARD MONTGOMERY DEMOCRATIC CLUB. T the anbers and friends of this organization will =e | at dss oF at 699 Water street, on Wednesda} the vigilance of his family. On the evening stated he | invited to attend. the funeral, from. her late residence, | Ket 180 bbls sp oll ince leaving Talcafuano, but nothin, 1 went into his parlor and deliberately discharged a pistol, | 200 Kast Thirty-0fth street, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, | for Reet four months, Wow sn at day for alin ground, stank, to tmake arrangements: for the coming munich i c loaded with buckshot, into his heart, causing instant | at two o’clock ‘Bark Aut line, eld at New Medford 13th inst for | @lection. By order. JOHN DOWLING, Chairman, =| == = a death, It in sald that on, the day before hie death be | | Tinraxn.——On Monday, November 13, Ww. H. Teovon, North Pacite Deena seedy aia ET TT PORTING. abi vii seme vergreens, at East New | in the ear of his ark Trople dame, NB, all well, was spoken % TH ALDERMANIC TI 1 nee York. and selected a spot for hin grave,’ He was fty. | The funeral will take pi Wesinesday) after. | lat 4390, fon 30 W, il not reported. eee rccintonek mestng of the above | A THOROUGHLY AROKEX SETTER BOO Yon SALE noven years of age, and leaves a wife and three grown up | noon, at half-past one o’c Mary's church, |» APRs. Oct 2 (20 lat, Be, a Ca eaten Tins | Sanociotion, held at 27 Sonmmet et ee sasable nsaday evening, iP. : =a ———— =f daughters. Yonkers. The friends and relatives of the family are re- | thie sea. peepee dd ale TS 0G8 FOR SALE.—TWO NEWFOUNDLAND WATCH- | ‘Tur Packann Divorce Surr.—This case, which has been | Tested to attend, Foreign Ports. Whereas, in ¥. ‘person of the present Alderman of this dogs, cheap, on ‘account of death of the owner. Apply = nding for several days past 8 » Utica papera please copy. Caxpiry, Oct 27—In port ships Freeman Ciarke, Smal, for | dis ‘Hon, Peter McKnight, we (ize @ worthy and | at 76 and 78 Sullivan street. uieie = % pending for several days in the Supreme Court, be- | THomraox.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, November 13, | Baltimore; Blessington, Burnham, and Benj Ban, servant, whowe past record merits the approw | ——————— F, HAS THIRTY, ; fore Judge Barnara, the details of which are unfit for | Winmaena Borruxrer, daughter of E. Buermeyer, | Norcross, for Manila; Burmah (Br), Armatrong, for, H this district, therefore RANCIS BUTLER, NO. 8 PECK SLIP, Butler's. = publication—being ‘a recrimination of the parties to the | and wife of John Thompeon, in the 26th year of her fee. ee igen ar ads New Orleans; Albert: Baward ahanairety That thie nesociation nominate, Hon. Peter Me, | Br rfour gholee breads of Doge for sale oF eiock. ieee suit—has, by order of the Court, been given into the | The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully Ri tame rman in it decledion to the | Buder'a new work on the Dog, third and edition, = the hands of Judge Winslow as reforee. invited to attend the funeral, om Thursday aiersoom, at | vaianets (** 614 hip Johann (Rus), Hela (from NYors), ae ie altoids, and we earnesdy call upon the honest | price $2, Wx tied. trained.” Medicines for all diseases, ‘Tae Fort Hamitrox Homicre—Vermior or rue Juny,— | t¥o ’clook precisely, from her late residence, 206 Smith | Dxat, Oct $1—-OfF, brig Three Sisters, Upton, from Phila. | voters in this district to assist ua in our endeavors to re-alect | Ferrets ere. ial é ™ " street Brooklyn. delphia'for Antwerp. a manwho has shown by hie past record to be above i FULL BLOODED © e coroner's jury empanelled by Coroner Lynch to Belfast (Ireland) re please copy. ‘Larnon®, Oot 2—Arr bark Bligabeth, Mathias, Loguna | intimidation, corruption or pony. I ea SALE—SIX ExGhis! f AEN Ay) hear the case of the Fort Hamilton homicide, in which a | Vax Kronen. —On y, Noveraber 14, Jamun W, J PESUtIn. os soxt bark Dresden, Reed, for Boston, | in'itieinatict wo meot with ve st ie the dierent acsontations | tte Wks coroer of Bank and"Bloccker strsets. drummer named Underwood met his death at the hands | V4¥ Krones, in his ist year. ; and others. : " | peur Market, on Saturday evening noxt, to ratify the above | -—— —— nomi 5 JOUN MORRIS, President. — JAMES F. MARTIN, Vice President, ©. V. Lrons, Secretary. Parniox Lrxon, Recording Secretary. ‘A SLOOP YACHT, 18 TONS, CO FOR GALES Mrant aniler and weil found. Apply of James Lake, have rendered a verdict that H ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- loxonuin, Sept 10—Arr bark Constitution, Clements, Tee- oA, “ Toot of Fourth street, Hol |, 0 Captain ACKER. iry R. ‘came to his death A. | tend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, | Kalet (and remained 16th). Cursion of the bral, the result of Injuries resolved at | 70m 206 anten street, Hoboken, Ky | eatunts Octaeein port achr Henry Middleton, for NYork the hands of James Lake, the same being in self-defence, |, WAsHvery.—At New Canaan, Conn., on Monday even. |, Nov 1—Arr steamers City of London, Manin iy ‘Trews OHN GRAY, 11 ROOSEVELT STREET—HAS FO: ‘The prisoner was thereupon discharged from custody. Seveniber 16, Somme Wiccan iale se chant of NYork; Norih America, Kerr, Quebec. mpc Wea teen's cases telat RC EI Hie Newfoundland, Dogs and. Pups wo —— Riel areca ue pce gt be mer | wfc on Teron paianire ch row tt | Oyen ann GUNTER GHD ait OUR | Sed ten and tote Fear wot re sar . dence, 60 Fort Green place, Brooklyn, 1. £, on Thure- | _ Newoasrex, B, Oct 7~In barks Antioch, Hemin, eee ot eee ~ - hove 10 % o ‘WEDNESDA’ The Passaic Agricultural Society have a horse fair at thernoon, at two o'clock 4 ’ Yay for Bowion: ldgy Acme (Br), Hamilton, for Now Haves, Rio Wednesday evening, November TGRON | SHOOTING MaTCH.—ON the Paterson course to-day and to-morrow, on which daye Porrewovr, Oct 28—Sld ship David Brown, Pendleton FREDERICK BUTCHER, President pro tem. _ 15, & Pigeon ri toh, bi? fereey Ber Tiere fr gain, a rent HOG" Shooting «a several special premiums will be given to fast trotting (from Callao), Rotterdam, == — ; A Lb’ clod Ww Sey 2 Nand. PR aC. mence at 1 o’el horses, and as the purses to be contended for are liberal, SH IPPING NE Ss. Sr Mow Oot Bin 5 ort bing Charen it Sorta, Pah eee siete ‘iowat Now | WANTED, To PURCHARE—#, YACHT, FROM a ‘mer, from Jade ph i Ave int Bm OL, 8, —PRINCES ity tons, O. good Gelde and fine trotting may be anticipated, ALWANAG FOR KEW TORK—TINS DAY. SAut Cay, TI, Oct 31e-Tn port barks OE MeNetl, for New AVY PRIZE CLAIMS ile GoW. Brant, Memphis, | uuctiers, (UTR. Herald flee. * $3 Sie wae tn Hone Sar, Starr, For do. Si Aist, bark John Car- | Quaker iy, Amerie: tid Augusta, Colleetioaa prompt, i bs ola, Girat turk. » ON jal information i Lo MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. : anaivo, Ootd—Arr ship Kentuckian, Freeman, Ba- | Aévuers maa Rick & SWIFT, 20 Broadway. LEGAL NOTICES, Se Port of New York, November 14, 1865. sland for England, in distress, (See Miscel), SS yee ORDER OF THE OOURT2Wil Marricd. sane American Porte. BILLIARDS, &C. 3 Mist Lebel, private counsellor °F, Frcnnenten—Mevena.—On Wednesday, November 8 CLEARED. alts AN CAG dg arg! gy) Ra ad RNITURE “BEDDING, PARLOR AND Sine yeh, Mane und at the residence of bride’ ta, by the Rev, Dr, | Ltenmabip Patapeco, Neff, Baltimore=J B Sraull. m, Kelley; B Nickerson, Nickerson; | 7\URNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING. Tatil) few. | tor of the Court of Common Pleas, at abut Gascrnen the paren’ y the Rev. Dr, Kteamship City of Bath, Crowell, Boston—Whitney & Neal, Mary Farrow. Condon; Mary Fleteber, K Bedroom Suits, Extension Fees en creek, ‘corner of | Bavaria, on the Ist of April, 1863, fearing ast ) Marry 8, Froummamm to Frances Mavens, | Hathaway. ‘Tracey; Meroy te ickerson; R M Price, Beier Mag: | DALL & SCOTT'S, 209 and 2i1 Hf aes reif dented. Bayar aments, dated 8, 1860, Mat 2, ‘and both of this city, Chip eed Hope, Miller, San Francisco—R M Cooley &Co | nolia, Chase; E LB. Wales, McCormick, ahd J H'Wain- | Ganal. N. B.—Payment taken by instalm( and tectamme ted copien of whi wrered ofloe Sen Francisco and Cincinnati pleaso copy. acktup Keppler (iam), Jtirgens, Cork for orders vin Phila. J wr! it Price Hhitadetphi: A P Stimpeon, Ruimpedn, nd | _ - 7 Te ep river, to Carl Lishel, son of aa wun-farre, phia—t Edye. i 4, Cole, ethport; Ann, ola Wa TO 3CO. e aul Joxme—Surrm.—At Hillsboro, N. H., on Wednesday, | “Kirk jane Rishop (ir), MeQuinlin, Vers Crua—Funch, | Crockett, NY id briga Hattie Eaton (BF), Dema: _ CIGARS ANI Lon Row, therefore, the said Cail Liebel Ia hereby seine November 8, by the Rev. Mr, Kile F) J P we and summoned, penalty of bela Of Lae Clg te eo ecY, Mr Hiking, Wanean JouEs Jt.) } Meincke & Wendt Tara: bainnel Lindsey, Wilson, Havana; Seotiand (ir Pag re CIGARS AT LESS THAN PRESENT | LTMMC NT eee rtionn Against tho. ¥ Ndhey of the to Ontawa C., daughter of the Inte Daniel Bark Sagadahoc, Hall, New Orleans—B H Pordick. New Orleans; schrs Frances Coflin, Wass, Key West 3 000 00 ua to manufacture, Prices $15 to $100 | ja\i'wilis and testaments of his deceased fatl + te Smith, of Hilleboro, Bark Wm Van Name, lin, Philadetphie—J Henry. Green, Kelley, NYork. Sid bark Laconia, th Aq O, CHEEKS, Agent, in three montha, running from October is 1066) He Maxanati—Cores—On Thursday, November 9, by the | Brig Petrel (Br), McKenaie, Liverpool J & © A Dewolf, | BANGOR, Nov J0—Arr brig Catharine Rogers, Yeaton, | @ thonsent | ae Manufacturing Company, 9 Warren st. | tion, either of his formal acknowledgment OF i Rev. Peter Stry at the residence of the bride's | lig Btmith (Hr), Godfrey, West End, LYS New. York; 'sohra Emeline MeLanc, Bueklin, and Gol Eddy, lew York C = the Palidity of the sald last wills and. in he. ! joomaba, do . ’ mother, Manmaut, to Exwa A. Cou) SB teeaee Lenthan dehince: Tesmaot FURNITURE, of the Prince of Purn and Pasely) Civil Ogurg for instance, at Regensbu' attorney, with power and authority to Tegra fst et eat einfsh currency, as al queathed to ini By his raid Taher imewy ora Lough. do, rig Henry Laurens, Squires, Nasesu—T ak Weltier a pulthesbt brie Tangier, Smith, Baltimore; Lewis Clark, artlett, NYork. Maynguer—J BRLFAST, Nov 10—8Id ship Ivanhoe (new, 1381 tone, old ayanuer—t FY cpumuremerit), NYork, 40 lond for San Prancteco, ingham, Havana—J BE Ward & | BATH, Nov i3—Below ahip Pocahontas, from Lit ileox, D. recond iter of the tate Joseph Col ey ll C this city. No carda, sebsioog Brig Bilen (Br), Davison, Aguadilia NawroLn—Boy p.—On Wednend: Whitn x Gentral Methodlat: Episcopal church’ Bovonte a 8, at tne Fig Bllver One (Br), Cui AMS FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH- it, 115 ‘West Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue. rniture boxed, shies Families moved cit; on ares, Seventa svense, 7 i Final Tero iure stored loaned om furnl the Rev. A. Cookman, D.M, Ni Co, BRISTOL, Nov 1l—Arr schr Ben) Englia er, Fara! stored, Money Coen: ay ordey Otanear * [urs Scope of Wan. A. Boyd Crane cee umere 1 1” Bing Simeon (Re), Clee, Rermadar<Dearvern Bree ag | gion oF NYsek. sid sehr Cartibagens, Wileox, Philagel- ; sane, Agree oOROE B. rt Laltimore Gazette and American copy. & Currie ices 12th—Arr sehr , Wheeler, Elizabethport. SPARE BED, OR COLTON'S PATENT COT.~ teen wo apy Fe Prurairs—SUTHeRLany,—On Thursday, November 9, by Brag Jocien (Br), Crowell, Charlottetown, PEI-O H CHARLESTO! B—Arr in the offing, ships Amelia, Have you seen it? Requires no mattress in, warm wew Yore, private i ie 4 the Nev. Charles Kelsy, Jon K. Prmuzies, of Brooklyn, Trom’ from aa and Tamerlane, from New York. Cid sehr | weather; Ms gd 25 ba. and costs $7 50. Elifwas, worher A a Sand “of KE. D., $0 Mine Feaperia Kormentann, of thie city. org Sees, cy Fan Pk Rod a Co, one A imonson, bcs tel born (Brem), seetneress at ki JENNBY & CO.'S, 004 yey al tna " en Av, jon f ‘i ra Liazie Billings (Br) is George, NB—Jed Frye ve q . Fourth street. ——— | Fort received i Ob — hi ‘Conner, Li schre Sylvia — ——— whereabouts will be thee! a Birth. 4 Nab F Rowinnd, Rowland, Mobile—1 B Gere, fn Namen NPY John & Grifin, poner, Palade | <5 aad WOR CLASSIFICATION. __ | Julatoin New ‘York, 88 street. 0 Worm wo.—On Turaday morning, November 14, the Brig Mareball. Mescom, rocker, ao, steamer Borsley, ‘NYerk; sobr Dan |" Pd FROM THE POND wife of Lalgin 0. Wornmixo, of a daughter. z Behr Oselle (ir), Cathcart, Pare—J Biel Te tie a | carey cecrond, Herans, kid sleamer’ Beragoess} sohr B Ost —on map 4TH IN 1 DRIVING Paty Ara aireet and gine gitemgpmadlontiyas he oT ‘4 ‘Nov parr sch Albion, Bpaulding, NYork. ied avenues through Union aquare tothe corner of Eleventh Perey, ra. DIGHTON, Nov 9—Arr schrs EW " — Wie, a silver Watob, with Gold Chain, F cleee Boy Die ee eCel & F hia; Tillie B, Anderson, Jersey City. Aireet and Sixth avenne, @ Mi ward will be paid fo the finder, Avonewe. —Fell asleep in Jesua At Fart Meadow, 1. Rehr Meteor Divnrecorn| meta Maven fy 7? eee Tie aera Wi iter, Barri rlinde hia, Sid | cur, attached A liberal ay io tend Univers ww, NYork: La Lovell, Phila. L,on fo , November 14, Cnawty Aww Avonewa, Setar Ajmeer ( By’ ners Bn Apply at Ryerson 4 Brown's i it + daughter Wury 0. Andrews, aged 20 veare and 9 eave onenr eNingtow (Bt), Kage indoor. KA~D Kh Dewo! cas Bred