The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1866, Page 8

ee to CITY POLITICS. We Recent State Dentests ond | Their Preoba- jectioa—Plain end Trading, &- THE LATR STATS ELECTIONS, Yeo resnit of the election in Pennsylvania continues to ‘we eagerly disouseed in all political cireles, and it has ‘this good quality: that it seems to make both sides Sappy. Tho radicals point triumphantly to the fact that every State yet heard from has given its verdict in favor Bradford and sul juent of Congress, while the democrats and conservatives, with eet ‘This must pag eo A ‘eqna] earnestness, claim that the vote of Pennsylvania argues clearly and unmistakably in favor of a triumphal election of the ticket in this State; and they argue that ye Yennrylvania, with such — candidate as My. Cly- sser, who made himself odious to the great wody of loyal voters by his distinctly eupperbead aniecedonts, they stood prepared ‘to find the State carned against them by from 35,000 to 90,000 majority. It appears, however, as they allege, ‘that wwe strength of the party and its principles have been euflicient to overcome the verdict of the many wise avd Just objections which have prevented the adoption of Mr. @iymer as the conservative nominee; and they think the uct that the radicals were not able to increase their ma- NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1866. olive branch to representatives the a oeraa ne the control of what will be the tion is centred in Mr. Ben. ricld, re} terests throughout the State, Horace Bones Sates tng Hutchins, who are its most prominent managers in ine city. RADICAL eae eee. 1 ‘Wea The radical judiciary oars met last Inesday night and nominated John Sedgwick for Rscorder, A acclamation, and hed 9 fierce contest over the oilice o Surrogate, which was fit carried for’ Alexander We Se indicating : = i a comprom: on the judicial offices, between the conservative and radical wings of the republican party, for Mr. Bradford war the nominee selected by the conservatives in their caucus at the house of ‘Thomas Murphy, for their November standard. r, and it is not possible that the Fenton people seme ) given their Eopeination | to 80 roROUL unchangeable a friend iad they not y nen. gearentond & Fegan ment ot John candidate for Recorder. ip the conservative Smead convention which is soon to meet, What other nominations the radicals or conservatives, or either, may make for the offices of Register, Super- visor or Coroner, only the future can determine; but the chances are that when all of the outside tickets shall be putin the field special conference committees will be chosen to decide what candidates are strongest and shall therefore remain in the contest and who shall be with- drawn, Ip a word, if it De found that litical joricy with so excellent a soldier as General Geary, and | sehoonor is overloaded, making it doubtful whaler she against so decided & copperhead as Clym taken as proof that the conservative policy is #owly fous steadily gaining ground. They claim that all | is th are unex. | 98°. ‘he candidates of their State ticket hould be | CaD reach the sanguine harbor of success through such storms as will prevail for the next three weeks, common sense will demand that such portions of the durzo az it it Can best keop shall be left fora second voy- sO producing @ total change in the tical management of affairs in this city must eptionanie loyal men, and that ring the pro- | fered paramount to any claims or aspirations elthur of ‘grees of the rebellion even Governor Fenton had no ‘Detter silent record than the candidate who is pitted j suiding the avainst him, Al) this, however, is town talk, and only town talk; every State yot heard from has, with unani mous voice, sustained the course of Congress, and bas sepudiated the policy of Mr. Johnson, despite all the ‘fforte, the power snd patronage which have been ‘wronght to bear by the latter. It is for New York alone, 4f her poople £0 choose, to stem the universal tide of radical victory, and be not only the frst, but the only Hitate holding out the olive branch to the South. It is aonceded, however, even by the most active and -mruightiaced democrats that the course of the Henap 4n regard to the consiitutional amendment bas been | Mozart Hall, though sensible and correct; and that the South must either ac- ep tbat amendment or fare much worse. It is their Intention, therefore, to continue their present contest | have the aud ‘enly till after the first Tuesday in next November; if de- feaied in the State of New York they will say to their friends in the South that “You must accopt this amend- ment jn so far that only those clases of Your population poesessing votes shall Prevented in Congress, as the irrevocable judg- meut of the vast majority of the people of the North- erp States; accept this with what good grace you may, ‘ani we, who have siwayr been your friends, will make ‘ene more effort, ond we believe a successful one, to de- ‘Yeni these farther and harsher amendments. Grant uni- ‘yorsal suffrage to the negroes; diequalify all persons who served with the rebellion, which otherwise the radicals | #0 will most certainly press to a successtnl issue,” much for ate ticket. COTY AND COUNTY avrams. While other political organizations show al} their in- evont weakness, and dreading, from evident «gns, that he power of the “machinery” is failing ond that the gene, with irresistible voice and force, are preparing to me control of their own affairs, stand hesitating on ‘the Drink and endeavoring to make bargains, compro- | dental, gmisen and combinations which shall perpetuate tenjust and odious existence, the young mer mdependent manhood of the Cooper Institute Demo. cratic Union «democracy bave persons — u public ouneil, avowed their principles, foyer Seents’ sau see somenthe wicvere en courti ie ing opposition. They did not stand sbi ‘drink, letting “I dare not” wait upon fearing that the kicikey) was either too cold or too stromag Sor weir unbackn: ye jhead foremost, wi are pow daffoung with “hasty a determined strokes.to a landing @iace on the shore of victory, which they may or may mot reach. Heaven speed them the of the democratic masses, nearly all of whom are tired of the old party domination, and who admire tutensety the pluck and vigor with’ which the new ‘organization is striving for success, Thix organization, though new and untritd under ite present name of Democratic Union, consists of strong reprerentative “men, who have, ‘sometimes singly and sometimes work- mg onder the banner of other organizations, tried. terted ‘and confirmed the popular strength in every ward of the tl olty. The democratic Union party Bye: In’ fact, an ag- glomeration of the bext and @ecb former outside as Mozart Hall end ‘the McKeon democracy, men who would not sell them- ‘selves 10 become the tools of Tammany Hall, who have ‘too much pride and force of character to continue allow- fag themselves to be sold out from year to year for the perronal interests of the Wood family. and who became genvinced that only in a new republic of ward chiefs, Sastead of under “Bose Fernando’ or MeKeon’s aris. ocracy, could their just deserts as members of the ic party be attamed, Last Tuesday, there- fore, thoy assembled in convention and nominated for ‘Hurropate, Robert B. Holmes; for Recorder, ohn H. An thon ; for Register, General Cuaries G. Halpine (Miles O'Reilly); for Supervisor, Smith Ely, Jr; for Coroner, Wilkam Schirmer, all of ‘which nominations, except that @f Mr. Holmes, were accurately given as the probabie eundiaates in the Heeanp afortnight aco All of thea Bomivations were made unanimously, rome fifty ‘votes baving been cast for Gideon J, Tocker ae the first ballot, but Mr. Holmes on the 104 received every vote in the convention. So | rotation in office the great imajority of but into it 4 plouged | gress in tl confidence, aud is the wish of seven- | Convention four | will givg their nomination to Mr. Cox or individual candidates or their friends, and, with pradence eral counsels and a disposition to secure Success at whatover cost, there oan be little doubt that the result will redound to the interests aud pride of the community. MOZART HALL DEMOCRACY, As to Mozart Hall, what it will do or fall to do, is not regarded as of inuch consequence. It is believed there are popular men yet lingering within the porches of its departed power; but so long as these remain content to Jot their votes be cagt on this side or on that, at the bid- ding of one exclusive dictator, they must remain a poli- tical nonentity, so that few will ask what they are going to do, though many may inquire what new trick “proprieior’’ is about to play in the coming nem Already in his Congressional candidacy im the Ninth dis: triet he has wholly repudiated and ignored the name of yet claiming its supports offering himeelf as a non-partisan candidate, who is “only anx- ious to enter Congress as_a popular rebnke (ha! ha!) to those who uttered the malicious falsehood (ho! ho!) who y (hi! hi!) to assert that he—(roars of laughter)—was not perfectly sound—(screams of merri. ment)—‘on the goose during the entire war.” (Speech- less convulsions of merriment among all who bear him.) Was ever hypocrisy more palpable than this? Second only to himself the Mozart proprietor adberes to John McCool, the present Register, who it is rumored be re- gives reveral thousand “substantial reasons” for securing ‘that nomination in the first instance, and whose fidelity to the Mozart party has continued in contributing » full one-haif of all he poscessed to the public treasury of the Mozart proprietor; all of which, of course, went care- fally and aceuraiely into tho public treasury of that or- nd not one doliar of which eyer tangled ‘any ent. in the pocket of the honorabie and re- spected principal stockholder of the said Mozart Hall. MoeCool is an estimable gentleinan of bo particular malities either way. He has held many offices through vor of the democratic party. On the principle of fe ‘sboya” Delieve that one term, or even-half a term of so lucrative an office aa the registership is said to be should be enough, and a receipt in tul) even for these brilliant ser- vieoa, Wilh tongue and pen and otherwise, in the public service which Mr. McCool has rendered. Por Supervieor the Mozart people axe divided on Owen Keenau, a strong popniar democrat of the Eleventh ward, and,Patrick Ouff, a wealthy inanufacturer of strong drink, aud a gentleman named Lockwood, an “acci- who has’ been specialty iimported from West- chester. or one of the river counties, the Mozait pro- Prietor, to Hil this important position, Keonan, how- ever, Jaburs under tbe imisiortune of believing im the “one term rotation in office’ principle, and as he isa sturdy, independent man who will not always bow to auto- cratic dictation, his chances are believed to be shaky, ‘notwithstanding his past record, fidelity and services. Mr. Caf is aiso popular and believer-—whicb we do ‘not by ony meaus—that bis respected candidate for Con- he Ninth ini is intriguing, and intriguing successfully, to obtain for him (Cuil) the radical endorse- ment. Rumor runs that the reason why the Mozert County week without making any nominations was that it was composed of rather hetero- geneous materials, who had not been sufficiently can- Yassed, caucussed and sworn to blind obedience in ad- vance of their assembling together. A majority er full half of the delegaies, not rocogutiang th the chief Proprie- tor’a right to be also proprietor of I ahalptae for th strongly in favor of nominating Senet for the Registorship, and would have done so, or at nee made &® formidable aitempt to do so, had not the wily ma: ger, Toreseeing that geome of he elements were beyond independence of | his coutral, yea a hasty adjournment. ‘CONGREARIONAL MATTERS. Je the Fourth district it is found, after all, that General Dapiel E. Sickles, contented with his Colonelcy in the regalar army aud present command of a military district, will not resign in order to become 8 candi- date ‘or bie former seat in “ Brother Ben” that he will certainly be the Mozart candidate; while the Tai machine ia being worked vigorously in favor of bir. § (Sunset) Gar of Ohio, by certain powerful interests, not eases) in, but in altance, wit with tbe present man- the “Wigwam.” Cox has been nominated by the Beitconten this fact may be considered as a foreshadowing of what 'Taomany Hail will do; while the Democratic Union party (Cooper Institute), who are reatly strongest in this district, aud able to return whosoever they may please, have voi as yet decided whether they séhd some other man to Congress, Their action in thi to in other Con- gressional and Assembly districts, po donbt, be largely governed by the availability ony willingness of Mr Holmes is a lawyer of twenty-tive years’ standing | each nominee to help the general county ticket which at the Oar, of high character, very widely known, of large fortine, and was twice elected aud re-e! the high position of Grand Master of the Free and Ac ‘Masons of the Siate of New York doin B. Authon is as tawyer, has served one or two ferme with credit as an Arsombiyman; is a young man of good family, libers! edacation, at present enioyiny « Jarge practice, and \« one of the best pably: speakers in | the city of New York—an accompliehnient which will be @f moter! -ervive to him in the State campaign and in tho series of ward mags meetings a the democrate Vavon proposes to hold. Smith Bly, Jr, hae signalized himself ae an honest Aouisiator in the present Board of Supervisors, resisting, both in the Board and at Albany, the new Hoare @nd other sanilur ewindles; be isa leather merchant in the “nenmp,” of large fortnne, and will com ‘wide “apport ontside of party tines from bis past r Wrigadier General Charies G. Rulpine is so woil k by his military record and by “Miles O'Reilly,” and as « prominent journalist of New York. that it con be only necessary to say of bim that ‘he hae beon endorsed by a numerons force of th and navy, headed by such nameras Admiral Fi Geperal Meade, General Hawley (now Governor Major General ix, Coystain —, United States Navy, und ot trae defenders. support of sach gentlemen at Pate; of the Citizens’ Axsociation; Rove © mauager thereof, and very many rat eel republicans who nerept bie record ax sufficient cor mondation for the office, which is one of poli nee. we (Dr,) Sehiemer it & German of high profe: imal accomplishments and larely enjoying the conf. dedee of bis own class of citizens, wh once belore, for position of Coroner most Snel year by an «iteration of voves in the Sixth ward in Pex or of Coroner Collins, deceased, who was the speciai of certain promiment conservative republicans, Blow this really was we Poveandot say. This only ie ‘Ghat by the count of the poll clerks appointe: ‘Commissioners Schirmer was slected by e@ffectnsl majority, while by the count of the County Canvasrersai! beloucing to Tammany Ball ewrvative an persuasions -the shoe Ge other foot and Collins was declared el amajority equally — bat equally effectual G4 net five tony to enjoy the position, and ~ des got to go through the canvass and ‘for thet , Which probably of right, he should have Bited fhe without further contest. This nomi ton of Schirmer is rather « bitter pill to the Ta fender, who, naw tha! he has received one demeory moarination, cannot fail to endorse him, under penalty ot yet foriher ensirancing (he Teutonic element, while acme was to heave placed a German of their on the ticket for Supervisor im Stnith Wy, Jr. '® ‘One German they murt have, and as they can they will have te the 4) ome other interest for their Snpervisoria! Pate, it # punt poembie, however, that irom the dere ' perperunte the Buard (Sapervitore), dieeretion may hae. ot Lone to defeat Sob irmer, » wade a virtye, and Smith Big rereive the January Sow nation for this thing is pretty eure—that if he be aot fart in the popalar roll he Will be second, thus de Girurisg tse Present Inkuitous balance of power in that VY making it seven democrats and five republt Guns, lenving no farther pretext to our preset lov iste err ot Albony for siiowing our Board of Suyervicors in date Jreont shape to encumber the earth any fon or. TH KOON DEMOCRACY Ou the same evening there was a convention of the Bow Fork, or socalled McKeon Gumeeraay,: whieh re Bomineted for the oitice of Surrogate the preveo! jncunr Beat, Guieon J. Tooker and did the same for Recorder Jobe K Hackert. These vomninations were then rade for after which. on a formal hallot for , eoeral Foceived Aity-#ix votes again =e Jobo end two for Thomas H Ferri Striker’ aH pala cnhcne ior ncoriaie Michee! Ha ‘w. But whetbor Poon Copasin Balpin or Helpin ini Firet word, praprievor of Tammany Hall and various pany set a will receive the nomination of Tam- many, no li morta! hae yet been able to ascertain to 9 forraal ballot the Convention hon |, we it Nad only been calied together for the pure of nomiuating a Judteary, and net a County ut RAMAN REPURTICAT COUNTY Cont HErON Menpiioe the radical repudlieans beld acouary con Pan on On the seme evening, and adjourned witheut mai 2 until next Tuesday night Ths eam nrther time for copanitation and a can » Many of the wise lemlers of the porty er thia cliy is democratic by » bopeica = demratraie of good cherecter her vqunigy er eaperned. The conres eted to | found | rissey’s schemes; they have put forward, though there are just ae good and true national men within their own ranke as can be outside of them; wor will they strengthea their common enemy in any case by accepting as can- didater, either for Congress or Aasembly, any man who distinetly representa or adberes to any hostile interest, or who are not willing to avow that they will treat ail classes of their supporters fair) ft is not vniikely that Hiram (Sombastes Faricao) ‘albridge will bo set up us the candidate of the radials, merety to be knocked | down like a wooden doll, The ‘noniination would afford a cood excuse ior Hiram to bore te electors of the | district with some of the many thonsand spread eagle wuanuescript speeches which he hax saiely locked up in his tronk only waiting for an opportunity to work off his sorplus politica) gas. to the Fifth district, General Nelson Taylor's chances seom to be xt present exjoving. & hectic but shortived yevival, Banker Jobn Morrissey is still the politica! es who can bold all the political serpents aspiring to Congress, while yet in his infaney; and if he is to have any opponent it is believed that a young’and active lawyer named Gibbons ter be more formid#ble mally their repntation by acced! were gent back, owover, with sized fleas in their ears, and were Lold that the de wuratic parey of the city of New York betieved tiself \y competent to take care of its own affatra; und, atso, jt ergy Beem off the ticket, would not add ten called respectable "’ votes to their State candidates, and would be such a flagrant breach of faith and conn: cenee with that large class who have only Ry oon to pon, inevitably resulting in the loss , to the state ticket, in the pe he od vor, gr} (hipgs stand to-day, the brawny, thunder-toned Gladia- tor, Whove Lead-quarters are in the Anson house, where he is anxious at ail hours of the day to see his frends, will be the next Congressman from this district. Whai has become of Wm. 8, Maclay is an agitating question at the present time. Whether he has # balloon ito the sea in a diving bell, re not been able to discover. ither bones nor blood; not a grow! from any cellar, nor a gleam of his browa mustache on any thoroughfare, can be seen within the precincts of =] district, which i was Ay hones by his admirers he would again represent | to the 8 {by Phlodelp and to whicl ings choos Adetity, though the ‘little man’ of the loeal con- servative organ repudiates it, will be carried out [= Domination of some conservative republican Probably Thomas PF. Stewart, formerly the Aveomsiy and one of its most active members, to be the mendara bearer of Tarn “Old Guard the turunous garden’ of Washington; wee pd, 5 Bi the auaminane choice of the democratic Union and who could be sleeted ys more majority than al other candidates would receive votes, haa not yet en fed etther way, whether he will accept or decline, in informal and private tender of the mom! wation. Itt hoped that Mr, Brady, for once, though holding « detestation for pablic oMce, will consent to hotd ® feat a® & representative of independent and patriotic men, in such a — and a body | the [text Congress will undoubtedly. be, Heady decline the honor, either Udol | M. MeTatire may be given the nom | side domocratic factions. The radicals have nominated Charles S Spencer as their candiaate. Im the Seventh district there is no serious vend to Me fbanler'e Teclection, all "ihe outside heing content with bin for the teasga that if he ‘— done nothing for them, neither hex for Tommany Hatt: that a clone serntiny of all the acts of Wa political iif teaver them utterly in doutt what aide of the damocratic fence ne faction his intl bin ve any— would he thrown, He ina wealthy and con- sevemtions democrat; no Rye are ho weeker of promotion a1 and reward erch as be is. baving bat the experience of King Stork, who deroured them tn eT Jonn they prefer to retain Mr. her whe if & handsome object to look | not O Of any particular aaa to anybody, tn (he Seventh districh the radicals grow more | every hear with their great Teutonic |p Seinbwenper, who may be called the C Riemarek af thin distriet, and will be ahie to accord vietory to then banners. fight, we know; bal be democratic mal —rather too + owns, He wih thousand or two votes than any other map the; pould Aseessor Merwin BR Brewer, however, this and has eeidod in 1 al bia life, to join to neaionies Ws. B who will v wert hb He 3 probable ipiremrent, SOs ate they ag there would seem to be a cer alleged Fenian errors, made ap able and, on the whole, successful democratic repro- sentative, and his expulsion from the House of Repre- cake vote has given him strong e democratic organ! eed it is alleged that he me of his own speeches iu Taper, ana the man Thomas J. Barr, who will be 1 be ihe stump nominee against him, receiving the = snpport a part, if not the greater, of the Irian element, acd secretly supported by one large faction of the regu- lar Tammany Hail party, which it may not be to name. Vhether the explanations ones by Mr, Brooks in bis speech at Twenty-third street, last r8- day vight, endeavoring to explain his speech in Con- gross with regard to Fenian privateers which were fitted out in thie city for serviee on the Fishing Banks on the termination of the Reciprocity treaty, may be acce| noone as satisfactory by Colonel Wm. R. Roberts and Patrick J. Meehan is yet to be seev. There is no doubt if those gentlemen can be satisfied—for they hold the batance of power in thig.distriot—-Mr. Brooks wil! receive the nomi- nation of the democratic Union party and be trumph- aptly re-elected, In the Ninth Aiaizin the radicals have renominated ‘Wm. A. Darling, the present incumbent. Outside demo- cratic factions, including the Coopcr Institute people, urge that either Alderman Robert SicGinnis or olse Alder- man Tbomaes MeSpedon be selected for this place. McSpedon’s absorption would consolidate what- ever is left of the old McKeon democracy with the new and more vigorous organizations. RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. SOHO YoeDny. At the Yorkville Free Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Eighty fourth street, near Fourth avenue, the Rev, Wm. Dywoud will preach this evening on “Unexpected Deiiv- ‘eranee.” ‘The Rev. Dr. Price, rector of St, Stephen’s Episcopal church, will bold divive worship at the French Church du Saint Esprit, on Twenty-second street, between Filth and Sixth avenues, at half-past ten in the morning and half-past seven in the evenin, The Rev. Dr. Deems wii! preach in the chapel of the University, Washington square, this morning at eleven o'clock. The Rev, Tresham-D, Gregg, D. D., of Dublin, will preach to-day at Argus Hall, 600 Broadway, near Hous- ton street. Servic balf-past ten in the morning, and hali-past three and haif-past seven in the evening. At St. Ann's free church, Bighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, the Rev, Eastourn Benjamin wil! preach at baif- past seven and half-past ten o'clock in the morning, and tnree o'clock in the evening, the atternoor service being for doaf mutes; and the Rev. Dr, igbee at hat!-pact seven in the evening. At St, Barabas’ chapel (Episcopal, ‘rev. 8 . H. Hilliard), 306 Mulberry street, near Bleecker, there “will be diving service and sermon at half-past ten’ in the morning and half-past seven in the evening. ‘The Rey. Dr. 8. A. Corey will ‘h ip the Murray Hil! Bapttst church, corner of Thirt venth street and Lexington avenue, at half-past ten o'clock in the morn- ing and at half-past seven in the evening. ‘The ordinance of baptism will rg administered iu the evening. The Rey, William P. Corbit, pastor of the Sevenicenth street Methodist Episcopal church, between First and Second avenues, will preach this morning and evening. The ninth anniversary of the Kincaid Missionary Union will be held this evening, at half-past seven o'clock, in the Macdongal street Baptist church. Emi- nent epeakers are expected to be present. ‘The Pilgrim Baptist church will hold its ninth anui- versary services 10-day. Vreachivg, morning and even. ing. by thé Rev. Halsey W. Bnapp. Anniversary ser- mon at baif-past ten in the morning. A lepture for Jews, on “The Birth of the Messiab,”’ will be delivered by the Rev, Wm. Wardlaw, in the large hall corner of -Thirty-fourth street und Eighth avenue, at balf-past seven in the ee Lessons for the clergy from the newspaper accounts of the wreck of the Evening ee will be she sul Y a discourse to be delivered by the Rev. Smyth, D. D., at the Presbyterian Chureb, corner orl Houston and Thompson streets, at half-past three im the evening. There will also be « sermon al half-past ten in the morning. At the Fifth avenue Baptist church, corner of Forty- sixth street, the Rev. Thomas Armiiage, D. D., pastor, at half-past ten in the woruing, a funeral Subject, “Thoughts of Consolation for the Afflicted.” At balf-past seven in the evening; subject, ‘Christ’s Prayer for His Murderers,” being the first in a course of sermons upon the seven sentences uttered on the Cr At the Forty-second street Presbyterian church, be- tween Seventh and Eighth myer there will be ser- vices by the pastor, the Rev. W. A. roott, D. at og ten in the morning and beif-past sev: even- Subject for evening, 4, Sixth Article of the Creed, Hea into Heaven. At the Christian church, Twenty-ei; ghth street, near Broadway, Kider Alfred Gilbert, of Syracuse, will at balt-past ten in the morning and haif-past soven in the evening. Bishop Suow, of Mount Zion, will preach in the treme, Washington square, at’ three in the evening, on ‘That Terrible Shepherd.’’—Zechariab xi., At No. 814 Broadway, Sunday meetings will be held to-day. At half-past ten in the morning, by « lady medium; at three in the afternoon, discussion, ‘Is the Bible of ‘Divine Origin?” at eight in the evening, religio- philosophical tecture on “The Deluge.” At the Five Points House of Industry, 155 Worth street, services every Sabbath, at three o'clock P.M. Singing by over two hundred children. The friends of the poor are invited. ‘The Rev. Samuel H. Cox Fiftieth street Presbyterian and Righth avenue, to-da: half-past seven P, M. ‘The Rev. BK, H. Chapin, D. D., will preach at Cooper Instunte thie morning and evening, services commenc- ing at eleven o'clock and eight o'cloek the Rev. Dr. an Dix, rector of ‘Trinity parish, will preach in All Saints’ church, in Henry sifeet, corner of Scemmel street, this evening, at half-past seven o'clock. The public are invited. Jn the Charch of the Resnrrection, Thirty-Sfth street, east of Sixth avenue, the rector, Rev. Edward 0. Flagg, D. D., will preach ix the moraing; in the evening Rev. 6e F. Seymour, of Brooklyn. Services commence Some eee ton A. M. and halt- -past sevea P. M At the New Jetusalom church, Thirty-iith street, be- tween Fourth and Lexington avenues, the Rev, Chaun- coy Giles, pastor, public worship will be resumed this moraing at halts past ten o'clock. At the Central Presbyterian church, Broome street, two blocks east of Broadway, there will be preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. B. TY haif-past tan in the morn- tng and half-paat seven in evening. Services at the ebapel, Palace Hall, Sixth avenne, between Forty-fret and Forty-second streets, at half-past three in the after- noon, In_ University otiapet, Washington square (inte Rev. Dr, Hawke’ caarge), divine services will be continued D., will preach in the arch, between Broadway at half past ten A. M. and every Sunday Manatee, at half-past ten o’clock, until the sompieuon 4A the new Chapel of the Holy saviour, ip ‘Tweniy-firth street, J. W, Payne. Services will be held in (ue large school ball wm 2 Sermon this morning by the to St. Patrick's Cathedral to-day at the usual hour, understood that a+ this gathering of the co Sawa bed qui ienry Murphy have pat ‘thetr amen dot noine, whose names are not given, havi larger amounts, contributed sull THE CENTREVILLE ; TRAGE The Iuquest Resumed—Ne Farther Develop- Verdict of the ‘The inquest in the case of overt Walker, the horse trainer, who was found shot through the head on the racecourse, at Centreville, L. I., om the morning of the lst of October, was resumed yesterday at Jamaica, Long Isiand, before Coroner Curtis, of Queen's county. The evidence revealed po how facta and resulted in the ac- qutial of the partios who had been held on suspicion, the testimony being deemed ineuMicient to justify their further detention. Alfved BE. Gove, the young man who, as stated in the Lo’s previous reports of the assassination, was sus- pected of complicity in hy dage~ig gly tioned as being i cl of upon learning of the opinions entertained tr ees share of the transaction, Promptly 5 wer himself to the authorities ron ad ‘bert Mariner, the party who was arrested at a livery alle in 2 in Woomter'street iH this city, alno succeeded in proving an allbl, The following teutimony is the on ony evi materially differing from that previously ‘was ‘licited in the examination of yester- reside in Wile tales few the Union course; on the ing of die murder T to asceriain if the report was fou Bowen tbat, morning dbaren, aot Booed ts Waiter 4 to go there ot hs norma; ' ent Mr Wail vers plate wine anid he bed sold dMiowity with Mr. Well veiwern a quarer ‘ond ball park ott ¢ nye Be 53 Robert we enme trme that T ai8; be paid nothing to me wore than to other there; be mid Walker that was all he Henry ierenquost eorroboratd the testinaoe pest in regard to the time be lt W! Ing of the Ist of Ociober, as dad alu Samu ver, who testitied that Go ari = _ ve rode in the eax: nedeke) nrc Png utes tre meen 5 irc the lat of Detober he came there about ft morn- minutes: Pes pov She, City of Boston, Baekr, from Antwerp top Work Sept 26-—-Pasaed, Morning Star, from Antwerp reonee, Sept #7—Sid A Lincoln, Bontaute (from New Gatia hae he for! ea ea koe Ane ie oy ea ae bafore Gor he cither ask ed me whether I had heard ioe eg lin th ste, | ory rR A a eo tad suite ad not nem Waker gitco be Walken) lett the for dog Pong ragul, Soore tine. Std 9th, tare eon the troitin per, Maria Le Dod n who was taking care | | Tivegroot, Rept 20-—Arr Seotia of some at We a shies netod ery shy 34 He hg ‘Williams, wi ancl, id for te having a4 Manner on thé: stmt je murder, W: eae usoal custom, could uot ‘and, con Breakfast ov that ra aruiny “to be one Owen Leonard, who formeriy nf some horses nt Walker's and is OW enshoy ad i some stables near the Fashion Conrse. Forbell. recailed, testified that on one occasion this mun relnarked in his hearing that * the old s—n of a b—h fa dead,” referring to Walker; this was aftor the murder, Robert M neing sworn, testified ax tollows:—I ie. side with Mr ‘Shiner th Dover, N. J-; he ix he owner of ‘mare which M. ker was i nthe Line of bie fosthe ce the tat of October was at Str *p! slept “the, preceding night with Mr. fall's man’ (Owen Leanard) in the sil ‘The reniaining wstimony addnced from this witnens was to show in whut mauner and where be wax engaged at (he time Walker wasmurde) statamenis were supported by two other witnesses, clearly that sm the interval between the ‘ime of his rising ‘tivm bad anti! Walker wan found dead on the track, he (Mariner) was busily engaged vn eensiown, where she put in in distress, , Cynonue, Blower, NY; Ady 29th, fo equates men dy fe iv 5), for is (#), for Bonton uh’ China (8). Hockley, for do 13th; Malt oH RYork 24; Ci re ata (), aud Deni (a), Oey Laie k (8), for do ih; Man! (a), for do fir Queen ta for New Oréans Enz, Peany Fousythy Qui ine en ta or New leans Sd; nny fur Boston Sept 9): Orion, Holbrook, for do ett Samet bsg et beet for Ny ork, lst; Cors arenes for do ins v oval or Pi la Bopt 8: Me Merri- Lockie, se. or io ‘Oct. 5; y rg runkew, for, Balti. more Sd; Aimelia, Connor, for Chatlesto Emma, Tuch, for New Oricaus; John Sidney, Hui, for da inne: diately; and others, Loxton, Sept 37—~Arr Finland, Frvast, Philadelphia. gdlgnusihan, Sept 2—Bld 8 D Ryerson, Raymond, Phila jelphia, Avaca Sept 23—Are beige Caroline, Perkiug, and Mark eapbo (Br), Rolison, NY iu his stable duties, 31 ‘port ips Queen of India (Br), for ‘Owen Leonard, being sworn, 10 the manner in sien; Benj Hanan, Norcross, for Liverpool which be also had been en tig 9~Arr Alexandrina, Cooper, Galle, to load yed on nthemnoralg of themurder, which proved palate ane admicted that, when speak- ing of Walker's ds eet ‘an expression to the ef. fect that “if Walker ha ry on the cause of the siekness of a man named Hi. W, Walker, who was formeciy in his rch shooting Was too good for him.” This feeling seems to have had its ori gin in in the fact that, among some persous, Walker was consi to be a hard master to those in subordinate capacities coy bin. ‘THY JURY THEN RETIRED for deliberation, and after a short absence retufned, stating that in thetr opinion the evidence was wholly in- sullicient. to justify the further detention of the parties suspected, and rendered a verdiot that “Robert Walker died from the effects of a pistol wound infhcted by some. porty or parties unkoows. The inquest was then ad- Jonrned sine die, SHIPPING NEWS. oumsnac ror xEW YORE—TEIS DEY. oie 35 | oon ser Ks PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 13, 1856. Cleared, Steamsinp City of New York (Br), Leiteb, Liverpool—J @ pale Steamship Manhattan, Deak Havann 4 Vern Cruz—C A Whitney & Co. Steamship Euterpe, Fldridge, Co alveston—C #] Mallory & Stoxmabin Tybee, Canikins, Galveston—Rpotford. Tilestun ac Stsamship Mississippi, Sumner, New Orleanx—Garriaon & Alien. Sinamaip Geo Cromwell, Vail, New Orteans-—31 B Crom. cainship Marmion, Hazard, New Orleans—?. Lowden. Rtoamehip Agnes. Bonras, New Orleans-—Tivingston, Fox Steamship Gulf City, Stewart, Mobile—Smii Bteamship San Salvador, Atkins Savany Allen Steanship Saragossa, Crowell, Charteston—A Caary Stew! owe Niagara, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich tlemeson & Palmove. as. Alexauier. Norfolk, City Point and folk, City Poiny and & Dunning, Garrison & ruahip Hatt Richi Stew Rich Steamabip T DC—R Lowden, Steamahip Mavtiower, Robinson, Alexandria— Hand, Stenmabip Dingo, Sherwood. Porllaude-d ¥ hieamnship Mary Sanford, Rudolf. Bost Steamship Miami, Clark, Bostou mes, Swift, Washington and Georgetown, Steamslup Metis, Burton, Boston. Steamship ©9. Ship Richard Robinson, Robinson, San Franciswo—G D Sutton, artt'® ‘Easiward Ho (Br), Byrne, Sydney, NSW—R W Cam- wrehip, Rbine, Moore, London—Grinnell, Minturn & Ca m Avute M Young Br), Doane, Bremeu—itovd & neken, Brig Cairo (Br), Corbett, Bremen—Sloman & Edya. Ly APRAS, Aug 19-Sid Calli Simmons, Masulipitam; 4th, Honghton, Buckmelster, Moulmein. Anat July 20—Axr Emily W seyburn, Nye, Hong ony inne, Oct S—Arr sehr St Cecile, Cellar, Newborn, NC. 4x000M, Aug 10~In port Wartemburg, Chase, for Bomn- "Yhio aesxon, Avg6—1n pont brig, Bila Sears, for N¥ork 2 days; soht Savage, Morrish, k RUAN AP, Str Abbot sLamrenen — foiden Bhat ni . ey oon (Br or NYork Wild Gazelle: ‘Glories (BY), Baltimore, Wussvoa, Ang jort ships Samuel ‘Russell, Lucas, 11 Hong Kong, fo {nto dork; Geo Haynes, Batchelder, jen Hind, Davis, ane; barks Chatlen, Westinke. avd Bella, Martin, for N York; Parsee, Soule, ck tor Cochin China. tama, Jul Tn, port orks Blan Hands (Br), one and inde (bry Hamor, for NYork; Phitip I, Me VALPARAISO, Sek a ne, Zaxzinak, Avg %—Skd Avelia, Brown, NYork, American Ports. BOSTON, . Oct 12—Arr steam-hips Asia (Br). Auderson, Liverpool vi, Queenstown; Delaware (Br), Thompson, do via do; — tanada, Wytna jeweasle, ty aor T > He), Mayor Port izabotb, Fiaher, F, Philadelphia; AA Am Ki « York; W ey Page, San Franc! Emery, Siiul che’ Slane Crowell, Philadelphia. Sid bark Chat: re back Hanty Rock, Michole, Rasgoon MPTON ROADS, Get It rie brig J.-B 8 (Br), Stevens, Janeiro, Sid ti ish Nain, BY WEST, ¢ NYork for Vera Crux, wig winds th, wasend, Philadel- n PNEW ORLEANS, Oot 1% 314 steamships Pang Shuey, NYork; Star of the Onion, Philudelphin, “eek Se EE A A EE MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. —At the residence of the bride's fatuer, Lyndon, on Thursday, October 11, by the Rev. Mr. Walls, the Rev. Uxnax C. Brewer, of New York, to Ema H., daughter of Dudley P. Hall, Esq. ‘Breeway—Wiace.—At Albany, on Tuesday, October 9, by Key, A. S. Troombly, J. Marion Berrusn to Mise Many Prckaam, daughter of Thomas wiles, of Albany. Dyrr—Doxono,—On Sunday, October 7, by Rev. Fa- ther Hagon, at Peekskill, Jony’Dyer, of New York city, to Rosaxsa Doxouo, of Phillipstown, Putman county, N.Y. De Wirr—Srewarr,—On Wednesday, October 10, at the Wastingion square Retormed Duteh chareh, by the Rev, Poter Stryker, Jaana G. Wirt to Marr: B., daughter of Joseph D. Stewart, Boa. Dickixsox-—CoLewax.--On Thursday, October 11, at Trinity chapel, by the Rev, F.C. Ewer, Wirstam Nosre Thor:Hos to Slauy Euianerm, daughter of Abraham B, Coleman, Brarwrn—Hare Brig ery (m JeCulloeh, Hay re-—Rovd & Hincken. Wig B Tne yy, Port'au Prinee-—R Morray Jr. Cincinnati papers please copy. an IF Colthivar (Bi), Kmery, Manzanillo—Davison & | Mookn-—Dana.—al Chicago, ill., om Thursday, Octo- ber 4, by the Rev. Robert yer, Jxo, D. Moor, of 3 Tail i A Pitt (Br), Covell, St George, Bermuda—Mid- dleton & Brig U jon (Br). LeBroeq, Pas) Bie Martha (ir). Ganion, Hi Siler Small & Oo. , Brig Herbert ‘Br), Barker, Windsor, N8—D Ke DeWolf & ““arig Martha (Br), Dwyer, St John, NB=«) Boynton, Son & oone Maria White, Bryant, Coleraive, Ba—H W Loud & Sirig Webster Kelly, Haskell, Boston—Phayer & Sargent, Sehr Rey ov, Borden: Tabasco--Miller & Houghton. chr America (Br), Nicholson, Point-a-Pitre, Cuad—D ® DeWoiie Co . Rohr Reward (Br), Musters, Windsor, NS—D R DeWolf & inte Co. am Frank & Pmily, Colley, Jacksonville—-H A Cu Siohe Mott Bedel!, Bedell, Savannah—M Bedel ont Annie Lewis, Darling, Charleston—N . MoCrendy & “Schr Caroline & Corvelta, Davis, Georgetown, SC—Bently, Smith & Co, Schr Isabella, Weeks, Wilmingtov, NC—Thowas & Holmes wet,” Julia A Crawford. Buckley, vern—Thomas & ol Sebr CC Smith, Barrett, Washingion, NC—Van Brunt & \t. sehr J H Lockwood, Sharrett, Washtngton—Van Brant + ‘Schr Amanda, Samgon. Cainis—Snow & Bur Schr Bay State, Besseti, Boston—Rackett, Nebr Pri Lovell, Boston—8 W Lewis & Sehr Baral Elizabeth Reeve, New arent. 'D Stannard. Sloop Emily, Allen, Fi fooker & Tay- ere New York, to Kare . Daxa, formerly of North Perry, Washington county, Main Washington county ( Paancee Waris, -On Tuesea aber the Rev. C. 8, Stephenson, of St. George's ure Mr. Frkoencn “Pearce, of Loudon (ing,), to Miss Eira J. Wanna, danghter of Stophen H. Waring, of this city. London (Eng.) and California please cop) Roores—Goenx—On Thus evening, October n, yoy Rev. Gronce W. Roaxrs to Cecue sek, both of this es: Scuviz—Pereit.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, October 4, at the residence of the bride’s parent, hy the Rev, Dr. Robinson, Mr, Freonrick ScauL2 to Miss Axnie Patnre, all ot Brooklyn. Surru—MeGuink —On Tuesday, October 9, by the Rev. mor McMalou, Joam Surry to Burocer MoGutme, bot ‘of this city, Twrrry—Maunn.—On Thursday, October 11, by Rev. J.J, Griffin, Decatur J. Twirry, ‘of Spartanburg, 8. C., to KiLex Connon Mauer, adopted daughter of the late Captein Jamex Maher, of albany. Albany papers please copy. Died. , October 13, of Hegre hens a native of Arve, county | ‘Arrived. Covan, Iretand. Steamahip City of Boston, (Br), Brooke. Liverpool Oct og ttn ietinn tin oe ae + aaa Da Sy vat 0, fond 40, pasved ‘steamabip City of ee. from hit late residence, No. 341 West Tn ion nce fe streck. Steamship Br), Grogan. Liverpool Sept 36, v xe Bocusze. iy, Ootober Ouivex Buckare, Queenstown 27th w me and “40s 24 roars. i tional Steam Nevigat as off og ber light ship ty na ba ea ie Pi eee consequence of ihe storm. Oct 7, lat4b 16, lon, bark ringed bound B, veunanh ip Hiberai + 98 fant ‘sa0'F Puiladelphie, Moville 27th, with Ayinree, Paengets ra to FM nn rong Trimouutaion oats to Chas Carow. Oct ae Jon 67 ae a nae signals je nce rr), muedoi gain Windsor, NS, Saya, with plase 4 days, with Inmber, to Bre, guak sehr meh Rigas Ann Schr Sehr ton Ghureh daemon a for Boston. Mailed, Port au Prinee (from the lower bas), of New York, Manbattan, Missie: Son Salvador, Sarscosss, Stonmshipa Arigor Breen ‘euton! sippl, Marmion, Ningara, Hatterax Wind at sunser NE. 00. Chan well, Marine Disasters. Scum Mary Ann Macte—The steamship The Queen, «hich arrived last night from Liverpool, when coming up the bay, about half-past six o'cloek, apd when off Coney Island, ran into the schr Mary Ann Magee. Capt Finch, of and for Pil adelphia, striking the schooner amidships, tearing the form sailand mainsail, and capsizing her. All bands, except one —o a whois an) Yost). wore cane’ eid brought to the et i Finch and his mate we injured by Wwe sation All hands lost oli Wnt ey aaod in, The WAM wan youre off a und oorned in bilndeiparn, where she was ame, Evcen P ee. Orleat ore aud crew, t! Jurvmants, and sately Feached Key Nees bo net “oni Bth, inet, rgo in ADparent good oF ‘apt Holland wok at Ker West in the Steamebip: Cubs, from Mavane reached Philadelphia, 121h, for the pur. bich he intends taking to rk ere pare ave and asile. 3 speresienont Cents of Caer wo 0 attend the faneral, his late residence, 83 Forsyth trom street, this (Sanday) afternoon, at balf-past one o’clock. Cannon... —On Fi 5 at No. 30 East ‘Twenty-eighth oe ae widow of Carroll. ‘Tho funeral will from St. yoo chureb 2 Ract, Tweny-wighth jird aven on morning, ad friends of the femily are invited vo aiend orice. Covre.—-On Saturday, Or 3, after a short but = itinews, Sauan L., oon ror P. aud Rachael friends and re-atives of the rev dey: ally invited to attend the faneral, this (Runday) ue ot two o'clock, at the North Dutch Reformed church, cor- ner of Foltoy and _ —. Covedbax, —On roe Be gn ad beloved daughter of Mi the ativan and friends ef the famils aged | year and 4 months Mary, yeer of her ay Dove. On Thi ; ‘The mewhers of Ua | ton, fo be held thle (Sunday) morning. st mine clock ine o'clock, for the purpose of he | ‘the fe of our late brother, Joon XN. Dunn. bers of the fratern! invited to attend. By order of by JOHN HOOLE, Master. denly, Romenr W. FLaxacas, aged 48 yearn. ecg nm WwW. was an officer, friends, Sher having rey |) proceed on Flatbush cars leeve Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, every ten voyage. wT now, with son at ee far nye ort, wan October 11, ge hy iy oe dened ns hier iizabeth a Tease Harbor, NB, 4th, where Ber cargo 'wee Wing des” ft yy ? Scene J NM Baswee, the family are reepectfully Weavily loaded wil Rate rt the nese noe as Bel ota ee ne oe amon crew were o ¥ suit Sown Jomx Newsom, Ja, owned by Mr John Neleon Seanhag t 2S 13, Kiet Gn. hats ead of Gloucester, was run into on the 7th inst, whe eating inte and dene tbs and M Harbor, by sehr Hattie B West, of (loucester, aud jane Gill, aged 10 mon! damaged (0 the ainonnt of about $400, ‘The a ell be interred Miscellaneous. - | Oe pat Was honoris bit arrived at Provi- a pram to ‘burial. Friends can take leave of the remains from her inte residence, her brother-in-law’s, Simeon Ward, 164 ‘West Seventeenth «treet, votil four o'clock this (Sunday) ou copy. ica papers ' Rowitetien On 7 TPourriay, Qetober 1h, of aterm 1 ont fever, CHARLi® E., ¥ son ara rommnn noma rh ie om | Suim'W; Howenstive,’ aged 10-yenrm S tuonths. awd 31 fo ey era, ae we “taken from thai port. ba Notice to Mariners. ents of sho, Cialis are. ssepet invited to Notlee 4 here! that the fog bell on Matinict Rock, poy Fay Peidenes i parent fA report of the tae of whieh thaw | 104 (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock been recent! biianed, > AS, Coen ‘& teinporary Uevren.—Su: ° Srateate. je emia event Ovtober Ii frame sine will be by hand Sing puted Lent Jase Hewren, beloved wife of Audrew Hunter, in the er, erection of a new apparatus, of which due | Tu year of her Notice of fu to-morrow. “hr Sar alone Beer 4 GOODWIN Kock.--Lost at sea, by the sinking of the steamer Acting Rngineer, let and ad LH diwertet, Evening Siar, on Wednesday, October 3 Biasca Auxne Boston, Oct 11, 1806. ‘Maprizive Kocx, wife of Bernard Kock, of Whalemen. New and of the late Major William E. Bark Gon Pike. Russell, sid from fan Francisco Rept ti, | Cruger, U. & A., in the 30th year of ber age. on. jew papers please copy. ey, NB, was at Red Mantis. —On Friday, October 12, James, «ou of Jobn taken 200 Win Ht vai ine ie iy C Martin, aged 25 years, 6 months and 16 days. ~arpssanne ted oc lagmota The felaives and friends of the family are requosted peor &e. p Pinel the funeral, suis (Suoday) im, at two ore! 1a RIPOUY of Srdvey, from Caleutia for Bonton, Sept $7, - Geshe 18, Widdenda. Mace Bhi n from, agndwih Islands for New Bedford, fs Petey and \heimine Minek, aged 7 years ‘rom Pbiladolpbia for Marries, Sept © The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, frown the residence, 101 West street, ie days from Newcastle for New Ha- a ae) TAA Ma UR tba (MHL ' i r Z - RS this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘newy.—On October 12, Tuomas Merarnr, etn rerelgn Ports. = Lepos q ay, Plamen, tor ee Murphy. aged 1 year ses prose tad ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respeei full; Hasyen ft Nore Fort bark HMasihorn (Br), PI popes EE By eK ay ade las remaenee 0b te jn ow Wy AM parents, 863 Third avennae, corner Fifty sixth street, this me, Avg Im _s Pian Pace ‘Taylor, from | (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Ave BY Gert te anatne be as McCay. —On Saturday Mporuing, October 1a, otter & Rocha’ severe and tedious iilness, MankcanRt Havkts:, the be hitwey. ‘Avery. for Matte loved wife of Charles McCay, in tue Sutin year of her f hom “Ky ingen altes Tito 30. eS an revmetne Wl be taken from petro ane ead im or Chincha): i if, | 16 Morris mess tome Di met rh arg ‘ot beg haat ee” fate ‘Berit Mondry morning, at ten 0 clock, |e aprsa tess Ts blew ¢hivabag HN Ces quien ‘ae. i wera for tha ‘ue dhe ES Borer, ‘pace oo 1 from thence te Calvary Cevietery for - & z rt : EEE 3 —— eee eo oa ee attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, valetinee and friends of the family are repectfully in- vited to McConmicx.—Of t's disease of the kidneys, sean, 58 30th yeur ot his age. ‘a, fine of e ne ee ee are respectful: 5 invited to at one o'clock, without yout further ‘aotice’ ; a ped Saturday, Pa van pa gee rear of his & native of the a joville, county His friends, and those of his Jobo hl ao hee BO Cee aien, Reiss Mscuca- aie ie L. 0, B. A., are respect! attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 127 Smith street, Brooklyn, — afternoon, at two o'clock. oe Briday, 12, Bexsamx New. | in th wn of the fone will yd hereafter. Osraanper.—At his residence, No, 20 West Twenty. a) street, on Saturday banter October 13, Jamz» ‘'y. Osrmanpen, in the 48th year of Tad “The relatives and ‘conda of ve fam) ly are phe tas gat invited to attend the ‘ery from his late Monday afternoon, at three o’clock. The remains ‘wilt be taken to ery for interment on Tuesday morning. O’Rovrner,—On Friday, October 12, Jouw O'Rourke, sae at aeons aoe, ‘County’ Tipperary, Ireland, 37 othe frleuds and relatives of the family are invited to at one o'clock, from 451. Washington stroet. Powsns.—On Saturday, October 13, Jomy H. Powsns, aged 39 years, Notice of funeral in Monday Provost.—-In Harlem, pov Magy on ‘Wednesday, Octo. 2 ber 10, Extex, the beloved wife of John W, Provost, aged care, an relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from her late residence, 124th street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, the (Sunday) hartge at two o'clock, Songer —On Saturday, October 13, Gwo, A. Scumnrr. ‘The friends of deceased are invited to attend the fu noral, froin bis late residence, No. 65 Second street, Ho- boken, N. J., thia (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Snapp. —On ~aturday morning, r 13, afier a pro- tracted iIners, ALMA en infant daughter of Alex- ander and Anuie M. L. Sharp, agod 9 months and 16 days, “4 bnd on earth to bloom In heaven,’” The relatives and friends of the fam'ly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residen'e of the parents, No, 12 Norfolk street, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock, The remains will be taken to Cypress Hillw for interment, SLAvin,—On Saturday, October 13, Rosa Alize: Savin, aged 1 year, 4 months and 15 days. The foneral will take place on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 102 West Nineteenth street, Sxipworr.—On Thnraday evening, October 11, Hrxsa- id Dkake Sxipmony, of his city, im the 34th year of his “iin relatives and frien and those of his father, Saninel T. Skidmore, and of his father-in-law, Lewir MacMullen, are invited to attend the funcrai, from Trivity church, on Monday, at twelve o'clock noon, with- out farther notice, Suiun,-On Friday morning, October 12, Summ, ged 31 years and 4 plat ie latives and friends are ré iy invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 73: Sixth avenue, this (sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. fayion,—Suddenly, on Friday, October 12, ‘Taxon, in the 80th year of his age, Faneral services will be held on Monday moruing, at ton o'clock, at the Methodiet Episcopal church, corner of Lexington avenue and Fifty-second stroet, The relatives and friends of the family, and of his son, Charles K. Taylor, are respectfully invited to attend, The remaine Kier ane: 4 will be taken to Tarrytown for Interment, Waurs.—On atu , October 18, Juanme J., wile of T. Jefforvon Wells, Notleo of funeral hereafter, Wises. —On breton Ootober 7, Gronarana }.., wife of Charles P. Wiagi ant dauguter of the late Thosen A, Angue, of Halifax, N, 8. Halifax papers please copy. ih MISCELLANEOUS, CARD, Dori madn cough, which ha valled in © physician, Naw Yous, Oct, 2, the past soptry mantio ws many "i Lo of me a to whe { eon: Dr, (Toole. ot thts oily, Wf task tay’ pon ena akon ith ed, him day and. who, aster a 6a tay son to be far physio vee were — Two hed a _ hi seiko istressteg divease 4 ‘we yeure e poonea, sa ha, ace eo JT avenue, VON HOSPTT, CONSUMPTION Host Bie, aot EAST BIATRENTH STRE! GREAT REDUCTION ache the Be s oa feet = pew jen gg hotest = els, Ac tatet fF Ra qasea ‘AND ¢ fis “ONT, that ae Chu thai ‘will be Pant ciara Sasa mer RN ovrrrn, curN. atts wT) A Soowty CTE NBII, and @ mea 00 meaner = pe Sariaty at ” a ow eaplaye” erent ; “a EDWARD D. BASSFORD's, \ Tnstitute, of Astor alerts SESE veto, Brown hse seen tome rifle, and Come ALL i is: WALLY Laiw. ya FURNISHING ; HADLEYS CHINA HALLS, ‘ ‘Third, 0 © AND Hew 7 ps a THOMAS R. Lp eye Ga sud evecylbing chee’ ci aenper” ion oay store ib FLAYING LARGELY INCREABED OUR, sTOCE the following emery wow * or ene VAREs, PAKL Hh Q i. agte era i sratt abt, YING PLATE! WANE. FAC Axp GERMAN PLAIN AND are AND pape 5 VIXTURES. Btate Gas Machior which Wwaire Sea ty RIOK CUT SETS OP's BETS, sevora -rlee arctan rset iia. * 60 ans 492 Broadinny, corner rect. ENRY A A. ‘abode edie! SURGEON: KO, rox, 1,00 Sect pe oc afte to HE op OE Bm > BYES MADE NEW wirHouT apncrac BS, doctor or modicing Se ot yeceste Address Dr. i Pode, Myo Br Comfort and eure for the are. reeetpt of ten couts. Address Dr. B. way, New York information for the married. Sent postage of ten cents, Addrenn on Freee) roadway, New York. Al : sacral, shat the seh ruption to hanes eased by ho fre ni our factory 4 Bs Fone, 1150 FFICE BROWN'S Ist inate nt, bi een, greroome. it at ha ving we cou til ali*rders tor’ these well me promydnene i IANO AND Ta Oven A. all the he ES Str. 447 Brondwas, Souienenas ane AN OINTMENT. WARRANTED a certain out be my “Por tale at 88 bawery ma hy sth} noe TRASBURGER & NUFN—6 MAIDEN bas ; s" ee sot Hoye : nate ied \ Bresawsy. \} SOUNTER IRRITANT I Does wi, ‘r nN he unin Mav Inet 1 Was visiting my cousin in Coruing, whe pagel OF 798 OROUS PLASTERS ¥ moc frre rea but ‘Jour sinter bas ae been for years. Yours respectfully, PHERE Ag TEA Beaver prc pi Pebuyler connty, N.Y, Sept. i HOUR, YEW YORE, 4