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

Anticipated Restoration of the Privi- lege of the Habeas Corpus Writ. , Fair Prospects for a Speedy Or- ganization of the House. The President’s Message and Reports of Departments Nearly Completed. ‘A Struggle to be Made to Depose the Present Clerk of the House. , Favorable Reports of the Condition of Affairs in Louisiana. ao. &e. &c. ‘Wasawaton, Nov. 29, 1865. THE PRIVILEGE OF THR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO BR SPEEDILY RESTORED. ‘There is good reason to believe that tho . Presigent will . 10 few days tesue @ proclamation restoring the privi- lege of the writ of habeas corpus, As a consequence ‘there will be mo military commissions or courts to try offences in districts where the cases can bo disposed of ~by the civil tribunals. THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE AND DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS. Contrary to the usual custom the printing of the Presi. dent's Message has not been confided to the government printing office this year; but the document, which is Tepresented to be quite lengthy, has been placed in the hands of the Treasury printers, who have already fur- ished proof slips of the major portion of it. The Presi- dent continues to furnish copy. The Departmental reports are nearly all concluded and » in the hands of the printors. Those of Secretaries Den- nison and Welles havo been returned to them from the office. Secretaries McCulloch and Stanton expect theirs on Friday. As a speedy organization of Congress seems to be a foregone conclusion the public may felicitate itself apen ‘the carly possession of the documents. THE CLERKSHIP OF THE HOUSE. It ig whdetstood that an effort will be made by the Now York delegation at the organization of Congress to divide the olerical honors and emoluments with Penn- sylvania, which has so fong exjoyed a monopoly of them. A struggle to depose Mr. McPherson from the clerkship of the House will undoubtedly be made. Several candidates for the clerkship are being talked over by members already here, and it would seem from their earnestness that Mr. McPherson has more to do than simply walk over the course. The name of Richard A. Sherman, of Oneida county, Yeas and Nays Clerk of the House, is mentioned in this connection, A QUIET WERK IN WASHINGTON. Raroly bas there beon a quieter week in Washington, preceding the opening of Congress, than this has been 80 far. But few Congressmen have made their appear- ‘ance, and the usual amount of loud talk and speculation im the hotel lobbies is wanting. None of the New York delegation have yet arrived. VISITORS TO THE WHITE NOUSE. A large number of visiters crowded the ante-chambers ef the White House to-day, among whom were many ‘prominent Senators and Congressmen. Generals Han- sock, Fullerton and Rousseau, Sonators Doolittle and Trumbull, aud Congrossmen Thaddeus wens and others were admitted to seo the President. \ Mrs. Colonel ‘Lee, of Philadelphia, whose husband is in prison, con- ‘vioted of fraudulent enlistments, was present, hoping to ‘obtain his pardon. © SATISFACTORY CONDITION OF AFFAINS IN LOU- ISIANA. , General Joseph 8. Fullerton returned to-day from New ‘Orleans to this city after an absonce of a little over six weeks, during’ which time he has been temporarily ‘acting as commissioner of freedmen for the State of Louisiana. His observations and experience while serv- ‘ing im this latter capacity have convinced General Fullor- ‘ton that no ablo-bodiod negroes in the above State need ‘guffer want if they will avail themso!ves of the demand for labor, which is represented to be largely im excess of the supply and the wages greater than any Western farmer could afford to pay the same hands, Tho planters in ali sections of tho State are anxious to produce heavy crops, gud are picking up all the iaborers available and willing, not only in Louisiana, but through agencies for that purpose in , Texas and Mississippi. All classes of citizens are suid to be anxious for an infusion of Northern capital, and the prejudice reported to oxist against the enjagement of Northern men in agricultural or mercantile pursuits in the State is grossly exaggerated, But a amall proportion of the planters are ablo to command much ready moncy, aud these are obliged to contract with the negroes for labor by allowing a certain number of shares in the crop produced. Such planters as have funds are those who deposited considerable sums in England at'the outbreak of the rebellion, and this class are offering Nberal wages to all the hands that offer themselves for employment. In the main, General Fullerton regards the aftuire of the ’ citizens and negroes throughout the whole State as emi- wently satsfactory and progressing towards complete harmony in all their relations. REPORT TO THE FREEDMEN'S BURFAU FROM TEXAS. ‘The Froedmen’s Bureau is in receipt to-day of a report from its commissioner in Texas, which—thongh a week or so older than the news in yesterday's Hunscp por steamor Wilmington, of anticipated negro disturbances in that quarter—says that the planters are feeling very much encouraged by the excellent prospect before then of heavy crops, and that the negroes are working with perfect harmony and with a noticeable increase of con- tentment and perseverance, ’ THRE NORTH CAROLINA FREEDMEN. ‘Tho surgeon having charge of the sanitary condition of the freedmen in Worth Carolina, under the ausp:ces of the Freedmen’s Bureau, has forwarded to that department & retrospective report of the condition of the blacks in that State during the last three years. In the large colo- nies yellow fever and smallpox have raged with great fa- tality from time to time. The mortality at Fort Ander- son, where is located one of tho largest freedmen colonies in North Carolina, is described as being un- precedented this spring, during the prevalence of the yellow fover epidemic, over two thousand deaths occur. ring in leas than two months. The condition of the freedimen is said to have constantly improved this fall, and the contagious diseases aro effectually checked. JRPY. DAVIS. It is now assorted that Jeff. Davis is not to be tried by | military court. THE OLD CAPITOL PRISONERS. ‘The highest number of prisoners in the Old Capitol Prison at any time during tho rebellion was one thousand *s aud four; but according to the official returns today there are only eleven confined there at this time, SELP-BTYLED PENSION AND CLAIM AGENTS. For several weeks back the Pension Bureau has received many lettors from parties throughout the country, who write to inquire into the standing of reputed “pension end claim agents.” The business ecard of the agent is gonerally enclosed, showing among his “references” the namos of two or threo gontiemen alleged to be in the Pension Burean, but who have no connection therewith, and are entirely unknown to ite officers. The latter are convinced that there are a large number of individuals in New England and tho Western States palming themselves off upon people entitled to pensions as licensed agents of the Bureau, who are em- ploying Gotitious narexs in support of thoir business eharacter, and who will be found entirely unreliable by any principal who may employ them. It should be borne in mind by the public that all ayents for peusions fare required to hold licenses from the Commissioner of + the Bureau. PERSONAL. Hon. N. H. Randall, of Kentucky, is at the National, Reworson Etheridge 1s stopping at the Metropolitan. WESIONATION OF GENERAL EWING. Brigadier General Charles Ewing, of the United States ‘Woluntoors, lately in command of @ brigade in Sher. man's army, has rosigned his commission in the volun- teor service, and. gone upon duty as Captain and brevet @olonet in the regular army. MUSTER OUT OF ANOTHER BATCH OF PAYMASTERS. ‘The Pay Departmont of tho army has been still further reduced be the muster out of about thirty paymasters, a NEW YORK HESALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1865. Fho have recontly squared their accounts with the gov. émmzent. Others, who have suporior claims for retention oe ee rae the Pacific coast, but not for rg making payments. N@ money will ,be disburi to troops for some time to come. THE BROOKLYN TRAGEDY. The Prisoners Before the Grand Jury and Their Removal to the County Jall—The Detectt om the Track of the Supposed Third Murderér—Pelli- cer’s Handwriting on the Wall of His Cell, d&e. The prisoners Jose Gonzales y Fernandez and Francisco Genex y Salvador, alias Pellicer, were arraigned yester- day morning before the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Judge Lott and Justices Hoyt and Vorhees presiding. Both prisoners pleaded ‘‘Not guilty’’ to the indictment for murder, which was handed to the Court by the Grand Jory. Gonzales wished to make a statement through the interproter, but was denied that privilege for the Present. On being asked if they had any counsel they answered in the negative. Gonzales said he had a friend in New York who he thought would procure him coun- sel, but he did not know where he lived at present. The Judge said he would assign them counsel, and also Sprolnt some day during the present term for their trial. ey were then’ taken to the jail, the officers in charge eluding the vast crowd outside the Court House by bi the into acarriage. Pelli- om Hoots in cell No. 3, and seems to have entirely 18 Com} and spirits he enjoyed for some time tain Waddy's care. Gonzales occupies cell 6, and on yesterday afternoon his face had Jost {ts sullen, deflant look, and an e: mn of despair was visible in his evil eye. When shown the peraph of his capture by Captain Waddy, which boen taken on Monday last, he caught It eagorly, and stood zing at it intently for some mo- ments. A half-smother imprecation escaped him at the sight, and ho exclaimed, as he turned away from ‘the door, “Dejd me morirl ‘me morir!” (Let me die! Tot me die!) If he entertains thoughts of suicide there is certainly nothing to hinder him from stepping out of ‘life before his trial, as his bande are free and he has a handkerchief, which, with one of the bars of the cell window, might serve the purpose of Jack Ketch. While in Captain Waddy’s custody there was not the slightest chance of his escape or suicide, as a patrol guarded the coll night and day. In the jail, however, if he pos- sesses the ingenuity of any of those prisoners who have frequently escaped from it, he may set himself at liberty in a very short time. The detectives aro on the track of the supposed third party in the murder, and from reliable information they have obtained a clue to his present asylum. Both of the prisoners insist In the strongest manner that there was a third party (a Frenchman) with them on the night of the murder, This man, a tall, robust young Frenchinan, bis fuce recently shaved of a heavy beard, called at the Bar- golona Hotel on the day after the murder and inquired for Mr. Otero. Tne bookkeeper suspected him and sent for a detective, but before the officer arrived the man was gone. There aro many other important links of evidence to implicate thix third party, but until he is arrested we ferbear publishing them. We are sorry to seo a feeling abroad among certain parties endeavoring to shield the prisofiers accused of this horrible crime from the hands of justice. It is but right and equitable, of course, that they should have a tair trial; but ex pressions of sympathy in their case are entireiy out of place, _On the wall of Pellicer's cell, in the Forty-fourth pro- cinct station house, the following was scratched, in bad Spanish, by tha prisoner:—* Francisco Genez y Salva- dor was born at Forge, in the province of Taragona, aged twenty-three years. Every young man that Jeaves his home to make his fortune and send it to his parents may meet with a villain who will lead him to death. 1 have been on the steamers Havana, Matanzas and the Atlas. I have been mthe Barcelona Hotel four days. I have been also at Franchaud’s, and: found a situation there, On Saturday I haa to go toa steamer which was to sail for Brazil, but I was not in time to make the voyage. Oh! would that I had found the situation sooner. Perhaps I should not have fallen in with such bad company. Oh! how unfortunate Tam, If Thad ngvor seen them no- thing of.this would have happened to me, [am sorry that the people who know me will say, ‘How wicked was Teodoro Martinez!’ From bad company, however, sometimes thete are better results than what people ima- gine, Take the advico which Teodare Martinez writes here. Goodby; goodby forover.”” And thus on ‘to the ternble finale and drop of the death curtain on the gallows thia drama of blood progresses, and people are thrilled with horror as cach scene before them on the mirror like pages of the Henan. Alleged Conspiracy to Liberate Prisoners from the County Jail. THE PLOT FRUSTRATED AND THE CONSPIRATORS ARRESTED—DISCOVERY OF LETTERS, ETO. A conspiracy having for its aim the liberation of three prisoners from the New York county jail, in Ludlow #treet, was recontly discovered and the conspirators ar- rested. Tho names of the prisonera are Thomas Ed- wards, alias Jones, and Peter McDade. It appears that in Angust last John 8. Kelly, W. H. McCoun and William DeVere, alias “Michigan Bill,’’ wero arrested for pass- ing forged claims on United States paymasters, and sent to the county prison, where they are astillyconfined. Michigan Bill is a welt known desperate character who formerly escaped from his present place of confinoment, and was rearrested in Philadelphia. After returning to his cell Bill mado still anothor attempt to regain his 1ib- erty, but without success, Since Bill's imprisonment it has been the custom of the keepers to search him and his coil to go if he had any implements to ald him in another attempt to free himself, Mr. William I. Gard- ner, in searching Bill's room a day or two since, found balf a dozen letters, in wh'ch were mentioned a list of articles w the griter iptended to furnish to aid him in making ah mpt to eRcape. tools wore to have been sent in on Monday or Tuesday last. On Tuesday the prisoner Edwards ed at tho jail, and aa he acted in rathor a suspicious mannor he was searched, when, to the astonishment of all, a fine stecl saw, & small three cornered file, waxed ends and noodles and turead were found in his possession, all thero things having been called for in a letter written by MecCoun. In Bill's bed, which was searched, was found « broken saw. Edwards was prompt- ly arrested, and appeared much troubled ag to what would be done with him. In his haste to oxplain Edwards said he had been sent indy McDade, and intl- mated that he Pl was then at Kind’s Hotel, nearly opposite the prison. Mr, Gardner accordingly proceeded to the hotel, and finding McDade ‘arrested him. The prisoners were committed for oxamination before Justice Shandiey. The lotters were all written by McCoun, whowe cell was about thirty foot immediately above that cecupted by Michigan Bill. MeCoun lo letters to Bill by menus of a string, and when the missives wero Jet down Bill would thrust his band through the bars und pull them in. After reading the fetters he secreted thom under h's bonk, thinking they would there eacape the observation of tho kee 5 We append extracts of the letters written by McCona, and which wero found in possession of Michigan Bill:— LETTER NO. 1, McCoun in this letter merely states that he will pro- vide the necessary tools for their escape, and also some clothing. LETTER NO. I. * * © This is truly » struggle for liberty, in which should be combined a cannon's mouth courage, strongly tempered with great and sound judgment, prndence and cantion. It is utterly czeless in our cages to hope for anything but escape. Our only chance is a well conducted and matured plan for escape. I have, since this war began, been a prisoner of war four differ- ent ti and have as often made a daring and reckless escape, thing I know, and do agree upon—and that is, that that night watchman must be silenced in a short, sharp end decisive manner, That accomplished, and the reat is certain. I don't see how you are to rid yourself of two peirs of handcuffs, and if they have bars between them it would be my . 1 can get a ‘Yim- my'’—'n fact, everything you may think er th For God's sake lot us expedite itogs and got out of here as goon as . Once out we have money enough to get away. i share bn cent with you. Lamonly afraid that our cells may be searched, De everything to allay suspicion. 1 am afraid that watebman will not corry any Keys, and in that case we will have to saw ou which will short work. Steady! Steady! Steady! And when the time comes act! act! act! Yours, MAC. | LITER NO, 111 | My Dear Mac—Damn it. Accidenta wit happen in the best rogulated families. I conveyed the articles this morning to Bill, and in trying to affix the handle he broke it. Was there ever sneh an accident? I am in damned low spirit but will hasten to ropair damagos. For God’s «ake make baste and have another one mado immediately, Be sure and let the part you sawed off bo on it, as that strengthens it, Bill says that he ono through any prison with it; but let the back stay on it. Be sure and bring it on Monday or Tuesday, that being visiting day. * * * Bill says he can dispense with a key, but must have instead waxed ends and a small three cornered file. Y MAC. xo. aA * * * My plan is this:—I will get two of the very best, and give them to you, and you can give one of thom to the best man down there. You two will get out, and bad uight watchman comes down through tho gate you can nug, gog and broek him. If he has the keys, all right; If not, we will have to go out through the yard. We ao have # saw up here and be with you. The watchman must be silenced effectually. Once out in the acd, with Ing) ene wo will make our way out or die, What do you think of the plan? MAC, MeCoun and Mic! Bill were taken from their cell heavily ironed and pl m close confinement, to awall the further action of the authorities, Mere Frauds poor Bens th tte im the Brooklyn Navy Yard—Sly Transacti fim the Matter of Mustore—In vest: lom, dee. About ten days ago of frandulent practices in acertain dopartment of the Brooklyn Navy Yard began to be aroused, The authorities at onco commonced prepa- rations to detect and punish the tranagrenora, An in- vestigation was immediately set on foot, and it cof- Unues yet, if nap free damy yrydpe ton | the: tonieet scnenaive Re } the facts nut evidence have been creesy wren ORs but the ment holds all such from the pa for the time, publicity might militate against a soarch iu the premises.® In about a wook it Is Buy that the investigation will have hoon cone bs foport Inid heforo the devartmont, and public action aken —_—_—_—— : CITY PoLy TICS. NEWS FROM HAVANA. srt haralean, sella saa Selling the Pools for the ,.“*vorsity— sve Pca fob Candidates at a Premtamt .°"4 ** © Discount. oa. Lafayette, Hall, an establishment located st >.” - Broddway, was densely crowded last night by throug» .oxcited politicians, The occasion of this festive gather- ing was the ofisorvance of the custom technically de- nominated “Selling the pools for the Mayoralty.” The ‘modus operandi of this sale, although familiar to politi- cians in general and. men in worth; an explanation. Messrs. McMann eet dolten, - the or. izers of the sale, annowtee that they will form pools for Messra, Roberts, Hoffman, Hecker and Ganther, the four candidates for the Mayoralty. ple mages upon offers fifty dollars for the Arst choice. Bids suc- gant ope me Onally the firat choice nate one dred 0 purchaser deelares, su foe that Mr, Roberts is his “chosen ‘one, "Accord t ly the auctioneer proclaims to the is disposed of, the proceeds being added tothe fund al- ready on hand, the third and fourth are offered to the investors, their value going to noe deposits his money on the spot amd receives rested in that Heular nt discomfiture of his late retin: pea rat ‘he betting last night was decidedly spirited. The qT auctioneer was the crowd each, wero quickly made up, the total sum at stake amoanting to upwards of $2,000, The averago betting stood ono hun- dred to eighty on Roberts against Hoffinan, the bids for Gunthor and Hecker being both confined to the most fractional columns to be fonnd in any arithmetic. Last nignt, however, being the inaugural soiree, an hardly be taken as a sample, and the sales, which will be com- tinued until December 5, may possibly witness somo to be jocose and k of hour official report of the President of the com; ; and KOMI, Baro Puxtapes, Coffins, from Bonatre-for Boston, wit ohaaas im te; spirit of the purchasers, The principal | railroad frum Puerto Cabello, wo be ee General Machinery, Tun and Beasé Castings, Forgings, Wail. | salt, befure reporied wreckod, sprung aleak at, gen, and tee Candidates, Tit, 2d, “Bd 4th. Sth Oth, Wh. Bh. ert ears an meaty Slee was ini om eee ee Mh CLAPE, Treasurer, Set lita nomss pore ian aad compelled. to rua her askore ‘ ; earn war im ‘burg, N: ¥., a p K' 1, ‘hour. 45 21 38 15 255 HO 50 | Hayes is at an ond, having been brought to w comelusion on Newbante 8 Yor | aren Cay, enki a tne aitnok the matermis to Masse, + ib ee or cr | ig | By the bombardment and entire destruction of Cape L. ©! WARD, AS as bofore stated. ae Haytien by British voasels of war, Tho place where the 55 Liberty utrees, room No. 8 New York. Baro Cuantana, of Portland, recently ashore'on Brenton'e 11 0 6 4 town stood, and the aalies of ite remains, are in posses: | ge asi aap | ements taken, oc: she marine railway at Newport. sion of Geffrard’s troops. wi 1 here a jer keel * gore, all the ptanking om . Mozart Ratification Meeting—The Now | “From the rum source we are also in poracesion of | Broadway: ive Weiten vine day and eveniog. tom reyes be replueed With new.) and” her copper “Reformers” in the Fleld—Hecker and | news trom Jamaica, but it amounts to no moro: than a Sead Til aM have us be akenduatin order to recent Reet” O'Gorman Endorsed—Specehos of John | bfirmation of former advieos, that the troubles thers 4 agp aed : wer: over, the di ludin > _ Scr Wat F Gammon, from Bostor for Pilladelphia, with Heck x over, the drama cousliding with the execation of | Cana t lecker and Others, osa of foremast, was taken m tow might of 23th Inst, off No The first ratification meoting hold during the contant | have hoard this, n° Mos Ukely you wilt alvoady | tioned a Man's Land, auil towed to Terpantia' ove. x he! luring the cont have heard 3. ‘i LD ad over AD "4 ‘ol now going on for the choice of Mayor and Corporation | The steamer Liberty arrived Init night. vated nd made | eee T ice Oss Ranrmees (of Bets sae Eis techie Counsel was held in the Cooper Institute last evening, is SES rover & Baker's Highest Promatum | [2jitifem, wae sirect by 0 heary saad 09 rider eine under the auspices of the Mozart wing of the democracy. 0 Press Despaens stic atiteh Sewing Machines for farnily use, 495 Broadway. | away mule rigging, “Captain B reports vessel ght. The,call for the mooting was headed “Hecker! O'Gor- Havaxa, Nov. 22, 1805. ~ a Aone Vexma, from Georgetow., SC, for Boston, was abam- ” The steamer Hendrik Hudson arrived to-day tronmy Howe Sewin Machine Company.— | doned on the 26th inst, 180 miles off Hatteras, leaking badly, man! Victory!” Br y Sie y! nt as faithful chroniclers of the pro- | ,, " ELIAS MOWL, Jr, President, 629 Broadway, Agents | and with ber rigging earried wway. er crew arrived at ceodings we must stato that the call was not sufficiently | Prladelvbia, While entering the port « Spanish tnxn- | wanted ue Rowets DP. Tasn alee eee een tal kek loud to fll the building; for at the hour appointed for | OCS" F#? into her, striking her amidships and cutting i normale ma Worth, Me, tes 1268 halted frees Comibenige, nd vated 2a the commencement of tho exercises a number of vacant | Ber down to the water's edge, She had'a government | ,,J4We [hele | Dye. 0 eee ETE sae: | unt ntintinss ete reported Oo Soe wie Vales bee soats were observable in all parts of the hall. Althongh | pilot on board at the time, Temporary repairs will be | gists. | a hatches hail avé been opened. The eaptutm reported nothing the populaco were bidden to “come one, come all,’? | made, and she will sail on hor nual day. ae ones serious. as in olden times, they began to make excuse, and it was Considerable dissatisfaction prevails here at the ap- Improved Lock Stitch Macirimes for) ScmvAnrreras, of Harrington, Me; whi supposed at one time that a deputation of the faithfat | pointinent of Gencral Luraundi to supersede our Captain | tailors and mauufacturers, GROVER & BMRER Sowing | Nov 23, in a siuking concetion, was seen om: Cape would have to be sent out into the highways and hedges | General, he being a pro-stavery man, immensely in debt, | “Machine Company, 495 Broadway. " Cod bearing yay miles, ae both meta gone and full of to compel the people to come in to the feast prepared by } and Cuba and the Cubans must satisty his creditors. ————— waleribe Sie emeti ae oe ee the new converts to reform in municipal affairs, ‘Plat- A gold medal is to ba presented to Captain Barton, of Lectures to Gentlemen.—Dr.: Gleasom | | Scr Evengonr: aare, a sow Beers from ie forms wero reserved for the ladies,” shid tho notice; but | the steamship Columbia, for meritorious conduct during | Lectures to geutlemon, at Citnton Hall, Astor glace, Friday: | deiphia, reports Nov 26. ow Tart tsland. cine tn collie the “strong minded” did not mount the rostrum. Seven | the recent hurricane on the night of the 23d ult: ‘The | ¢yeulng, on “Maniood. low Tost aud How Megiued. | | potty carried away. ‘The representatives of the fair sex occupied sents in front of | medal cost $119 in gold. Cate Mowested ee ee down and several stauncheene broken he stage. itside stands will be erected'’ was another earemnes eeeientoe % feo Se } board Bom of information which was communicated to the | Amniversary Celebration of the Polish Lecture to Ladies.—Dr. Gleason Lece MaMa are” one Wate i ‘yen, a, has Soom eo S r mre to a or pl . : f a attendance of the followers of the pilgrim to the Holy | Of the Poles, &e. Means of Prevention and Cure,” splendidly itasteated with |’ Care Ponrorsy, Nov 27—Sehr Kate Aubrey; Juobs, of an Land rendered the uso of these necessary adjuncts to a | Last night a number of the Polish: residents of this | "ore than GO) models, rooently imported from “Pants especi- frocn Foeae sor Sostue. Bes araeed REP \ dietross. and rterer-th od evap gathering of the “anterritied” en- | city assembled at No, 133 Easex street, to celebrate the . 7 ‘The recent gale thie boon very destructive along tnls const. Shortly after eight o'clock the committer, headed by | Mbivorsary of the Polish revolution im-1890. The meet- seer y alshed, ‘The ‘nighont 4’ wreck stu, spare: | Wi eaicbeeke dn. Pear wrscas ae Judge Michael Connolly, marched in procession on the | ing hall wag tastefully decorated with flags and kinds of oid and shiver reported—one a Br bark. anid to be from StJohe, NB, for stage. banners, prominent among which were the American Bankers, 16 Wall street, New York Boston or New York, with an assorted cargo, among it @ lob Mr. Wat, P. Lex was nominated as presiding offi flag, and a banner with the national coat of arms a eprlirg, Bee eee Ves Aarne aL ee eres mee the meeting, and briefly pro. | of Poland, a white Kagle on blue ground and the | stimner’s Pulmonales—Cu a Giumasted brig was seen of here on Fridag, but she wes phesying success in their effort to produce reform. It | equestrian omblom of the province of Litthauen. | Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Uown off again ! was a severe struggle they were engaged in, for they | The Polish banner, which, like our national colors, is red, | use them to clear the voice, Sold y , Qorevsrows. Nov IT—The stoamor Carlo, from: Now Yor’ had to contend against the wolves who were in possession | White and bine, contained ihe following Latin inscrip- an# St Johos, Nf, has put in short of coal; vessel’ te charge of the sheepfold of the democracy at Tammany Hall; | tton:—Pro Noa'ra Vestra Liberiate.” The vortraits of Of the mate (Lirutiger) all the voyage, the master betng {Jl but the trne democracy would drive them out some of | Koeeiusko and Pulaski were placed on-cach side of these Spoken, &c. of these days, banners. The emblems of mourning were attached to Ship Resolnte, {ram NYork for Shanghae, Sept 26, tat 466 Vice presidents and secretaries were thea appointed. the national fag in remembrance of the fuilare of the endation of KX “ N, lom 33.33 W.” Mr. Gnorar Sua was called upon to rend the address | last revolution in Polond, ‘Thus far four unsuccesatnl | yadertihe Prescolt House. tie, cee, Mbip Addison, from Basseln for Fatmouth, Oct 2, lat 31M, of the Mozart democ which addrers was adop attempts becn by the Polish nation to thro akan alge <A lon'69 W (by th Kidorade, fromm Callvo, at Valmont sm Mr. Horn was tHen'condueted to the piatfurm. and | offa foreign rule, Th9 frat revolution occurred im 1840; | qin Southern Fixpress Company eh ates emtan e Ee on presenting himself was groeted with loud applause, | on the 20th of November, at Warsaw, when it was f 18, bie Pabtzages, “shh Viet Liver: Ho ‘proceoded to read his speech, and. unfortonately | confined to Ruraan Poland only. ‘The next revo- Se ome lane ee ar ralraks spooled hesitated repeatediy daring the roading, He said ne | tution occurred in Lrussian Poland in’ 1840, and a. fn connection with PANY, k ¥ Mugg, Gueab from Raltimore for fom Fran became a candidate for Mayor because of the | another revolution occurred aguin im 1848, 6 nat OB chreoy speyine 8, lon . : abuses and frauds in our city councils. His cx. | the Grand Duchy of Poren, in conseqiienco | Mve catahlinhed their agency at 82 Broadway. New York ee ee eve ae perience during the last week convinced him that | of the persecutions of the Poles in Rerliv. THtese last | Wie onion t cut fot goada, eee Oey eee am bhnes fer- Kew: Orleans, Mov th, organized effort was necessary for success, The “ring’’ | two revolations did not extend to the Russian provinces Merchandise and valuables delivered to Harnden’s, Kins. malies. 'S of Sombrero Key. e (state must be fought with their own weapons, and | Of Poland, The lost revolution, it wit! Lo remembered, | Ivy's, American and United States ixpress Companies for Burk Eclipse, of Boston, bound N. Nov 14, lat 2661, lon hat boing so, he was fortunate in having the support of | occurred in 1863, which again was unsuecess’ul, and the | the Southern Express Company will receive prompt des | 6929, an organization which had political experience. If bis | Revolutionary Committee of Poland, or the national gov- | Pte! miniet Critasies: bh bs aw thorkehneos Brig Dundrensen Br), from NYork for Rio Janetws, Oot follaw citizens should elect him to the Mayoralty he | ernment, as it is termed, is at present located'in Paris, to-| 4,k°r mertlontans, ratea of frelghi, fee. apply at ion o>") 14) 1AUEEN, lowe BFW. would roe ae at least ie’ _— Firat, to pnt the conSaun sie agitation for the independence of the Polish. ‘o. B. PL ‘ANT, President. é“ ie reine Bore, oat city in jor against the cholcra; second, to rein. | ual me RpRoseaN, Now H—Sld Ida, 7 state the city credit; third, to reduce the taxes, and, Iu this olty reside some four hundred revolutioniate as Pa 1A E Dickey, MoKiboway, 5 fourth, to put good inen in chargeof the city business, | and exiles of Poland, who intend to atganize a political SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY, rae ‘tron as, Onin, NY ork. a. He would endeavor to accomplish a complete sanitary | association isan auxiliary to the revolutionary oraniza 9 BROADWAY, pre Kellin, NYork. ‘ reform. At present the city credit was in such a condi- | tion in Paris. The Polish population in this city, mcind Parts of the South and Sonti- Harrol America, Morse, for 8 Vort, tion that money could not be had, except at unreasona- | ing the Israclites, is considerable, and probably amounts Waa Gnnuls bees aleahes,..The a: nee lobile, do. ble terms. At the commencement of his business life the taxes averaged twy dollars and a half « man, but now they were no less than seventeen dollars a head. His party would be composed of those who wished au honest, economical city government. If there were appoint ments to be made by the Mayor, he would mot inquire what party the man belonged to, but whether he was ca pable and honest. Mr. Hecker then took his seut Judge Connonty-made a few remarks, after which the ‘meeting adjourned. Hoffman a O'Gorman Ratifi Mecting. A mass ratification meeting of the Tammany “oriety will be held this evening at Cooper Institute. Mesers, James T. Brady and John Van Ruren and a number of the candidates for election will address the voters. tion blican Ratification. ‘There will be a mass mecting of republicans at Union Headquarters, corner of Broadway and Twenly.tinrd street, to-morrow evening, for the purpose of endorsing the nomination of Marshall 0. Roberts f¢ Marray Hoffman for Counsel to the Corporatio: may be expected from General James W. Nye, United States Senator from Nevada; Hon. William FE. Dodgy, Chauncey M. Depew, William H. Boole and others, The Seventh Councilmanic District. ‘The candidate for Councilmanic honors in the Twelfth ward upon the Republican and Constitution® Union tickets is Mr. Stephen Roberts, The Seventh Council- manic district could not have a more worthy repregenta- tive. If politicians would always secure mea of Mr. Roberts’ standing and principle to fill offices the people would be greatly the gainers. DECLINES THE NOMINATION, TO THE, EDITOR OF THK HERALD, The Union Convention, I perceive, hax nominated me for Councilman in the Iirst dieirict. 1 am not a candi- date for the office, and would uot serve if elocted A. JACKEON PLUMB ANOTHER FORGERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HHH ITD, Lobserve that my namo ix annonnced as one of the speakers to address the Hoffman meeting at the Cooper Institute. The Committee had no authority for using my name, and I take this opportunity to state that fam wi qualifiedly to tho election of John T. Hoffiusa, opposed Dut will most cordially support Mr. O'Gorm SWACKHAMER, Jersey City News. Santovs Snoonne Array ix Junsey City.—Yesterday afternoon a difficulty occurred between two canal boat ‘men, namod John Quinn and Aaron Row!lof, at the Morns canal basin, in Jersey City, which resulted in Quinn boing shot ‘by Rowlof, and seriously if not fatally wounded. The injured man was taken to the station house, where ho was attended hy Dr. Hadden, Tt ap- pears that the gun was loaded with brokshot, two of which tral the skull just over the left eye, and another entered the cheek. The doctor did not siereed in extracting the balls from the skull. Rowlof was ar- rested by constable Strober, and war city prison to await the result of th Quinn utetes that the difoulty originated in reference to tying up their boats; that he threatened to pat 4 hole through | Rowlof's head, when the latter went into the cabin and brourht out a gun and fired at him, with the result above stated. Both men are rough and desperate characters, ‘Tre FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE New Jrway Rartnoan.—Tho inquest on the body of the young man James V. Wee. cott, whose mutilated remains were found on the rail- road at the Washington stroot crossing, Jersey City, was concinded before Coroner Kirster’ yesterday afternoon, when the jury rendered the following verdict:—That J. V, Wescott came to his death by being knocked down and run over by a train of cars on the New Jersey Railroad, St Washington strost crossing, after the locomotive had been detached; and further, that the sad J. V. Wercott came to his death by the groves neglect of the company for not having watchmen pla at crossings between the hours of ten P. M. and six A. M. ; and the jury request authorities examino into and soe that at all the crossings in Jorsey City erie P.M. fix A.M, aa in _ judy me tn jury very necessary, it being shown ore are twelve to vinteoa locomotives and trains passing: between those hours. A Locomonve Dasmes Into 4 House, —Yesterday afternoon a nambor of workmen belonging to the Jersey City Locomotive Works were engaged in getting a inam- moth new locomotive, for the Atlantic and Great Westeth Railroad tomporary treck from the machine shop vo the New Jersay Railroed track, when & irred, oh came near demotiah- Ing far story riding nthe corner of Ral avenue street. locomotive ran forward instead of io ;, whiok Is badly dam- Georro Hunter we @ Mauor ators yy : Zoe fers number of famnitien oven. hoad, amongst whom thore was great oxcitement waatt it was dacertained that the danger was paAt, Arrival of the Steamship Morro Castle—The ay eslests Hair pipeniange, * im the | schr Decatur Oakes, Futhill, Newburg for Providence. New Captain General of Cuba—Collision | "°°. barren ie cm 2 Between the Steamer Hendrik Hud- Chickering & en's so citnsen tamed ottaseen aus pr berry 3 paling yr nanny Son nah apes and a Spanish Man-of-War— Fifty-five medals, in gold, silver and bronze, hare been | {verse nino, for Sav “to Captain Adams, of the XN awarded for these Pianos as FIRST PREMIUMS over ALL } iwpire His ews from Venezuela—End of COMPETITION. Warerooms Broadway, New York. Weare under many ©! for favors. Re intta is Every Piano fully warranted. Aicanabtp Morro Casthéfe from Havane, > the promps ry ~ tt, ke. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative | (iitioc larer will algo ac WPt Our thanks fOP 9-97 : ‘The steanwhip Morro Castle, Captain Adams, from Havana on the 25th inst., arrived at this port yesterday. We ate under obligations to the purser of the Morro Castle for prowupt delivery of our Cuban files, way. Colored Velvet width and shade. Ribbons Our Havana Correspondence. & Havana, Nov. 25, 1866. ¢ English stesmer of the St. Thomas line arrived here yesterday, and by her we have news from Vene- Pony yroge by zuela, which is not, however, of any great importance, | #¢# disi Financial matters are still absorbing the attention of the “Dew of Ede government, as they have been for some time past; bat | Sou.’ now ready. Wholesale depot, 488 the fears of a dissolution of the Cabinet, in consequence ee of the difficulties of the fivancial condition of the coun- try an@ a want of accord aroong the members, have dis- | Sr cent below their value. ” ”? prakes the eves bri rub; and de} wholesale and retail, No, 6 Astor House. ‘The pe skillful artists. Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and all diseases of the feet, cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 Broad- Also @ full line of Blacks, just received from auction; the largest assortment in this’ city, at 25 MT, HaGINe. potheca: and Chemis th avenue and Twenty clghth street.—Pure yea with care. ” by “The Baronets Brondway. ED. HAREIS & 0. .” by “The Beronet's Sinr Apaw Cane (Br), frm St Davids which pat into ¥4 Cha. has’ Seen surveyed, and foun & be very muck hogged. Y Barx Betwows (Br), at 5¢ Martine from New York, Bae been conderaned. i Baxx Axx McNett, from Pn pad ge ported Papat with rudder, arrived a On, ‘aud ‘vould have to ey aha on z HESS ERGO off. from Malags for New York, epee Anan car), Demingeoe, frome ewes cat wen an charging Nov 17. of Every mornii RW, bul tne sipped of will be was a register, rated AG, a Surry, Mey and walled from Bostom:. clear, the skin y \t, the complexion ab the Ups ruby, the spirits gay, sweet and delicious, gi. | , BiG Jamu M Wrewat, Chaae, » appeared, and hopes are enteriafned that the government sale ib, HtattRts £60, 453 Browwaye ly nas fe a3 cvigetisame atcrncon, in Tr u ate Mi of wit beat’ the bar which a wealt Mr. Al will return to-Mac! A xe Damp Velie aids. A lane one comeaed ahiie eee Orman SAW MILLA, way for repaint. Her eargo te lumber: which is a safe, on the 24th of last month, which will wuffice at least for | ‘The first prize, she Buic Many B Tuomrsom (late Lampher), from a een fs oouy MEAL, Wate tsRer Rattan, wh rerd In material perity the countey is eaid to be ad: awarded to the. 2 withor vancing, und there need be no doubt of it if WASHINGTON [RON pny ne. ay wer’ abe S navigator, _e peace be really established. ‘The Western road, whieh will be the grent artery for the States of Aragua, Bolivar and Guxrico, is rapidly approwchiny completion, as appears from the ry Orders for these, Game Saw tits, SUGA to some fifteen or twenty thousand. The meting being called to ordor, Dr, Manor. KOWSKY was called npon to preside, who, in his intro. ductory remarks, alluded to the various unsiccevetutl revolutionary attenpts, and was confident (hat another revolntionary agitation, which no doubt will follow, will be successful, Heretofore the Polish nation | was not ripe for independence and for a free govern ment, It was formerly an aristocracy, and this iv what caused the falure of the varlous attempts to» secure national independence. The Pollsh patriots and ravoloticnary agitators have come to the conclusion that # revolutionary movement ean only succeed when it is based om 4 prozrainive of true liberty and equal richta ‘They no further rely on assistance from the surrounding nations, or from the revolutionary clement of Prance, bot they rely on the downfall of the- Russian empire, wh , ik Consequence ot the continued revolutionary agitation will follow, The arm of despotism must bé broken, and tie component sof the Russian coleseva will ultitnately form a jon on the plan of the Unitod Biates, These d applanee and euthu Company imaure when the valte Adains Express jared at time of ab Harnden's, Kings by the Southern Kxpress Co. Machines, 637 Brondway. Agents wanted, Untrimmed Hat the trade. 000 Pairs Gen ho 519 Broadway. natiocal’ hymn wus sung, “Hove cos Poleke pr commences this Re tate, Ses Wie isl landers ongaged in their « Thanksgiving Proclame: Gunther. _ Stewmendriyy Pi Tn accordance with the proclamation of the Chief | Cufard Magistrates, both of this State aud the fedoral Union, who hyp Bt Patric m by Mayor WORKS the American Institute, at thelr Fair in October, 18, for ee THE MERE CIRCULAR SAW MILT AND ‘STEAM ENGINE. all rink at a slight additional charge fpmen Co.'4, exprens wagons will call for and recelve goods In a. BP The Improved Sloat’ Elliptic Sewt bout before she was boarded. Tieut Gabrictson was Biased om board the M E T, with instructions to take her to for the purpose of being supplied with # captam. Irion, Houlton, NY. fork. Apel |. New Orieamn. rs, Hanson, Boston; te, re at the Bonpxaux, Now 6—Shd itivi Baruunsr, Oct Are Wm i ry 4 Hope ‘wvoo0d, NYork, “hte ANT, President. 6 Kuan ork, O16, ¥ wood, Le x Cork; Oot 160, Ve AL IL, SUPLEE. Cone, Nov i6_.are Tewouta (0), FOR LADIES, MIRSES AND CHTLDREN No limit ax regards variety, and the most moderate prices im GENIN, No. 615 Broadway Wheeler & Wilson's Lock Stitch Sew-- ing Machine and Butwon Hole Machine, 625 Vrowdwry. x jem. 5 Flannel Drawers at $1 69; aptendid Shiria, $3 No 3 Pork | SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR WEN voRE—reI® DAY. HIGH WATIN. for Hamburg), 6th, Hamsa (a), You Hanten, do (and eld foe Heemen). Canute, Nov 1-814 MA Lawis, Lewis, Porto Rion, Care OF Gown Horrid from ‘Table Bay Oct 4 Ovese Gom, Tally, NY ork, Siti {rows Simen's Bay Oct 6, Lorenze, Merriman, Mouk- ‘Canvenad, Nov I7—Arr bark Almira Coombs, Buckman, yninarnn So tsaeh afew esi ny Tr Ee Ma Dailoy, and Crimea, ¢ . . Marsha (and eid for Porthaa wi N Stover, Blower, * kt 17UD,, AM Roberts, Doak, New York; anon, Boston; 20h, H Vicars (Br), Dow fork; wtruda, Creceh, Soston; ache Kate “Carlatoa, De> ream, Pordnod, Devas, Now 17--Arr Antioch, Hemingway, Shields for Bos- ton Veased by 17th, Robens, from Phil ia for Al I Oe. Ce a heed, Movie, me P atnow: wr ropa, ,. jee Mine B more, Foster, Hamburg; J7t, Investigater, ad nn. (words, (GrnwanrAan. Now ®—Are Valetta, Small ‘rieain (and old Soe ith. Marg Blowart, Dennisen, Messina (mpd its Velma, Nickor: * ML Arr Borussia, ia), Schwensem, NTork ny Tiall, Caltaa, Sid Lib, Humboldt, Bayses, Sit from Cuxteven 13th. Washington, White, Newoasties Huvenie, Calubley, NYork; ath, Bons Meyer, do; Or- have set apart Thuraday, the th day of December next, seip South America, Tinklepangh, St Thoms, Rio | phew, Wessels, dey Col A ‘ove, Callao, asa day of general thankegiving, 1, C. Godfrey Gunther, | Jeneive, re “ABcensio i sities tiavew, Now A rpaburg. Staples, NOrleeas, Cla Mayor of the city of New York, bereby respectfully re ship Costa lea, Marri, New Ortenns—Samen A | With. Lafayette Born, commend to my fellow citizens to observe the same by AvANA, Nov sap Che abetaining frot secular ay oeations; by whiting in public hip Varuna, Whitehurst, Herannab—Livingsion, | Suielde; Ziel, Kash, Porenen esr orem, te A worship; by enjoying in moderation the Fruits of their aii Zodiac, Dearborn, Savannah—Murre N (Be), Hayden, Matamoros; 214, solr Willie, Stay Matan- Honest toll, and by Impartiug to the poor nnd needy of | parcm? Zodlee, Dearborn, Bavanne ee Bor 8 Hatin: Sa rien Siesta es, Tabetta Pork their abundance BSteaunebio Con lien, Greenman, Savannabh—\\ akernn, dares Bate DLs % For the blesod hope of amity and peace restored, for | Gookin & Dickison. 1d Be, Thompson, New | Orleans: ¥ iettatie Steamship Tybee (nese), Crowell, Savennab—T. 1. done ' N¥ork; 24th, hark Loew continued pres-rvation from the themiened virttation of | Eteainsbip tybee tines). Crowell, saventab- 1, lence, ant for the bounty of natare, we owe the | gioemelir Cornndn. tins tea orfolk, Cite Pulm aud rth ioamshipe Liberty, Wilson, Crom NYork, ére Unceasing’ tribute of grateful hearts to Our Father in | pleninond ‘0. do Baie, Hudson. Howes, for Phaladelplin 2th. Heaveu. | Sten Alexandria HB Crotuneott & ow 25— Are bark Vemgh-a-Hallagh (Hr), Meckier, Let 0s on this festival remember the lomes that have | Co, ‘Sieunship Kingileber, Rector, W Jeutnahip Franconla, Sherwool, Purl been desolated and the misery cased by war, to remedy, as net forth by the President, the « our national sing agsinat God's infinite coodnens. Nov. 20, 1965, C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor ! Personal jeligence. It im stated that Major Goneral Kilpatrick will aduiress the citizens of Boston thie ing, at Tremont Temp on the subject of “Tue Futare Party of This Country . Breme Brom Rark Hunter, York, G Nark Annie B Glove, Hari alveston At M. P. Higgins’ Mammoth Millinery, sixth avenne, near Tenth aire, trimmed Derbys and in Carter, Kenny. Jockeys Cor Yadtes janen and children, all styles, wizes, oud ter Lilly, Titten, Cadizy—t Henny. prices trom 86 10 $15. Nevins (Br “ 4 (Br), Bre hn, NB Oracker, V Br), Albury, Har ‘Onithow AmA.=—Dr. Gilbert's Pile Instrament— Suce rellef of mousy refunded. Sold by all drugiate or sent |. Price $3. Clroulurs free. re by mall, Price OF REET & SURBAUG, B16 Broadway. more B Savile ook—Stoman & Baye n Iveeion—Thompron a Hunter. i ton—Miller & Hough\ow ntueque Bret. Hon & C0. | A n Sehr ftonest Abe, Conary, Indianota—Voung & Cowen MB Crannweit 18th, Ah Ath, Kexeetaior. N New Bronsw wott, NOrieens to), Manning, § im “Id 15th, Kuumy, Wom, Galveston; Anna, Blanaband, Now see ttth, Ataiente, Lvana, NOtloang: Joachire Christian, ren, San Frnneseo: of Ly B bie teas "rice MS EN Fork: Carrier { Hibernian. (8) and NYork: Pngiand'e Na J ow Mod Wentworth Hilton, 4 1th, ‘York; i Albans, Pike, Sundectand aod * Abin, Rose, Middietan, Hoston ; ih, ‘lark, Newcar Ye ‘Tapper & Re nee nt ome Hath, Wit Walt, dalwnatowey Hh dos (us), Anders City of New York BE Desroit eptew Aa = Thgubeth, Peterson, + Cheweli-Yomng & | uae NYork; Male, Hetrens, Ax—The Fi Ov: Ever Seon tn on” Dawbeth, Deters, pe come ae { thin country tor Robe Caltvte, Hall donb | Moses, for NYork: 15th, Telogral. je C6 we Union ee te ri iM m, Po a bgit sa cree - [om ARRIVED atania, Now Beare bare Toung Furl, Tertingy AmRoys’ and Children’s |. elena or Yall Re . tiverpoot | Leatynde, : . CARTBALDI NTAWAY AND ZOUAVE sUTts, : . x » poeeeners, mR . a oo hg Merris, Devideon be the Thousands, Per TOKAW, 62 Latayetin place Sait 19, at BO 8 Lom 88 6% ea ip tioning | Manrergas, Rov IS—Are B Simpasn, Snow, ppladabph ia ——— ‘iegpeiace ag q watage trims, Ot BEI ore att, Batart; Mth, Net Leg: rizes Cashed. Draw- 717 lon 444%, wae est t Je Abbott, Jordan, Melbourne. ase spree ina coealitaad terns | nur'and two blue Hehte. Bound. | tai 41%, Tom 6£33, F | Montevina, Oct &—Arr White Wing, Hossy 7 : 10 Wall #treat, | stenmsbiy Cir Of Waenimgte toe Liverpool; eame: els fe Bost 5 Oy une, Wil 1 Port fay, Wt OE 14, Von 6 22, ste ome p00 Sieamabityy 1 Lottertes.— LUTE, Broker, 176 Browdway, All Prizes ¢ Ciroulars and drawit © 42 At M. 'T. Higgins’ Mammoth Millinery, 128 Mixth avenue, near Tenth street, Trimmod Velvet Ron- nets ut $10, $12 and $16, Call and wee A Silent Sewin Liverpool wn ateatier, bound F. staninship Morro Costle, Ax with mdse and Sienmahipy © Making the elastic and dur 48 Broadway Mieh,** at 20X & GIBBS, " s th Skin. with mse and pra: wine Vid Wax of Aru ae sites grent isitieoey We tl Mecnimabip Ariadne: Uraty. Wilmingwm, 3 days, with mdse | anys Renutt,, NYorks Us complexion; made from pure white wax: quite Wermies " well, Dublin. with won, Ae, to. iy Tek’ an Reine Pew a enters: sd nove Hind heavy weather, shifted mrice, lows rove, Pinmmer: Caption Donia, xtawe haiches. AM Port PUERAON Savounal, Now % ) PM, to Garrison & Aller ae. Brig Henrietta (Br), Doe, Rerenein 11 dare with mene MeGolt & ov 18S % ‘ Br), Negro, NYoru: xcly Linda (8p), Cae- Arr bogt Crimes (Pir), Baker, Seatm, 10, Now tl— ¢ etteg t ‘York. Now 7—Ari Gen Mec e Phinchar, NYorks LenB Sia Bik, Oration, y(n), SYorks 16, Posner, Jian, RYork tor tee Ramo, NYork; int, Meohusen, Hampton mao "ned Sie 8th, Mavinrny \ hot 16 Fa POXATD sMITH, to th. | % warn of 0 snd Porter, Bry. Coin, Chartotietown, ua ) . Wont Rightesuih st. howween Seventh and Righth nea, N.Y. | ps 41" fo W belt & Gn - “% Fae SF she : ch _ . a oe Boon. U3 ’ " x es A.wmThas. Dagan, EmbatmeraaParts | frie Susan Duran, Parker, panpore for Proslenes, | NaS Tea an ye Re, viccny, The Tresident wns omabainied by this anemia, Bowes ot, Hecttand), Feats, | rn . Meteonge er, 0 Le are mei : " — Nov MOM, Swan, N¥orw say hwo he oe poh atl ia Int 7 90. tom TG cpu ft Chiftey. 10 dawn frow Rie { bt iat rg, Longren, x York itil Absolate Comfort Realized by Rayturea | Lu! Kira Wee Recqunsla M4 eave. a ecient baby R Yew): Mik: Gores by rok Gag ¢ Dr. Langworthy's Traes, HBL D'S, Seti hig Grane, i , to aeee] Pome 7 ea efeasereon, , prin G ¥ . ‘SYor. in fromm BWe to Wour| fer + sor eee Are ath port slip John Patton, Ramona, for GIFT, only ton pills’ purely vege: | hohe lsabethiport for "rurtianee ce Boyt Mend, Smith, NV ork Kame alt row, anid Dy deagginte, 24 Out ‘ : = 4 jaw Haven, ‘se tn port}iare Meimon: (fr Rapa y the None, an O12 a ashe Ne Maven for Kiteaberawors | foagye wed; sone Minaera (Hr). , ‘eon, ere Ue person co and re - Ib, Yaron for jabethpor! ‘dr Ceoeay, NB, Now 170i bark M Ridsunt, Murobte, on and wy hey I ", NYork. “ Fproteation edt Yee mparey Py eee Han iteien, Neverich, Mor Mhiladatnhia, | | Mrddmn, NB, Now HT Cid Wile arma Ohertogm, rian he Cenages it Tong, Ro foe Providenca OH . oth Be ct * oon me WOYERIAN UOTUM. 5” Aone Bens Brow siians. oagieavens Tavarre Mev tt Act Matting, Meunnne, SUee, ”