The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1866, Page 8

5 ‘THE PACIFIC. Preparations to Reeeive the Spanish Fleet. Apain to Land Twelve Thonsand Troops on the Chinchas or at Chiloe, BOLIVIAN ALLIANCE WITH PARAGUAY, TAX ON FOREIGNERS IN PER Bree Trade Between the Pacific Republics. ke. de. ke. Tho steamship Ocean Queen Captain Hower, from As- yinwall on the 12th inst,, arrived at this port yesterday. ‘The following is her treasure list. Denean, Sherman & Co. $67 709 Bugene Kelly & Co.. 119.000 ey, Mi 93,689 J. & W. Seligman & Co. 48.500 Aes & Waller... 000 Wells, Fargo & 86,058 Panama Railroad + $1,438,357 OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE. VALParaiso, Sept. 17, 1866. WILL THE SPANISH FLEET RETURN? Pin official quarters confidence reigns supreme. It is there assumed as a settled fact that the Spaniards are wet coming, and that Chile will thus be spared any further opportunity for the diaplay of hor weakness and want of spirit, Tn Santiago arrangements are being made for a splen- id ball, intended to celebrate the re-election of Prosi- dieyt Perez, Any one conversant with the workings of ‘the constitutioual system in Chile will at once perceive ‘how much of irony there is in this ovation. And its ironi- cal aspect strikes us with double force, when we call to mind the condition of our foreign affa rs, and the still im- pending dangers chargeable to the man who is mado the object of all this adulation and feasting. Wo shall be ereatly dec-ived if the new Spanish expedition doos not ome off. We do not mean to say that the expedition is any the less ahair-brained undertaking, worthy of igno- vant and fool-hardy Spain. That senseless and mis- govervod nation is playing a mad game. In order that cond expedition may not, at the very outset, come isaster, it would be necessary that Chile should ~ still ander the sway of the policy which has thus far proved so miserably inefficient in the conduct of the war, GOOD RESULTING FROM THE WAR. ¥t is the general belief that the effect of the war will ‘ee to bind the allied republics together in closer union and fraternal sympathy, and to establish between them @ profitable and lasting intercourse both inoral and FREE TRADE BETWEEN THE ALWED REPURIICS. The governments of Pern, Bolivia and Ecuador continne wo maar, in all their acts, striking marke of kindly feel~ ‘mg, officially expressed thro: igh their diplomatic repre- mtatives in our capital. The causes of estrange- ment lately existing between Chile and one of xbese republics have disappeared as if by ‘le, Demonstrations of sympathy and good will Bie ed quently interchanged ; and it is believed that those fe ‘ngs will soon manifest themselves by acts of a more Positive and beneficial character. Among other things ‘8 announced that the desired treaty of amity and @ommerce, partly intended to establish a free inter- ebange of their ee products, has been concluded ‘Detween the four republics, ‘Such a treaty would vastly eonduce to the prosperit of the South American continent. A difference of cli- mate and of geographical conditions is attended with a SS nce of productions and of prevail- ‘ing occupat These countries are absolutely interde- and destined by nature to maintain with each Other an active and important traffic. Each of them ‘has at her own door a natural and advantageous market, where she may defy the rest of the world to compete ‘with her, SPAIN’S PRESENT FOL’ The state of political isolation oe “which they have ‘@teod towards cach other, ek and unfounded family Fivairies, and, most of all, the vices inherited from Spain—vices which have been a drag on the march of dmprovement in one and all of these new States—such are the chief causes which have hindered their uniting $n ove political and commercial brotherhood. Let us add, however, that as it is Spain we are to thank for a Dalia century's isolation one from another, 60 it ia Sipala shen bes soe’ th eae this state of things, so rd. and injurious, The attack on Peru eg ry these republics to unite in closer friendship: sip'e then, every dastardly outrage ‘perpetrated by thy iy that effete monarchy ha: advanced these nations one step Torther towards fraternal union, and a community of moral and materia! interesis, THK NEW CANINET, tis reported in Santiago that the new cabinet will con- ‘sist of the following members:—Minister of the Interior and nag Allaire, Sefior Don Domingo Santa Maria; Treasury. nor Dow Manuel €. Vial; Justice, Sefior Don gpacio Vietor de Eizaguirre; War and Navy, Seno Don Federico Erraguriz, gene ARRIVAL OF THE CRERORER, The screw iron steamer Cherokee, purchased by the Chilean government in tho United States, has arrived wafe at Lota. She had on board six heavy cannon, THE FORTIFICATIONS OF VALPARAISO, According to a report of the Minister of War presentad reas, the the of Valparaiso will be defended by cabeedt sanlog batteries, mounting in all 121 cannon of Sage tere ‘The whole of the works of defence will = abort $265,000, TRLEG, APH FROM BUGNOS AYRES TO CHT, It is reported hero in Valparaiso that the Argentine Confederation is anxious to enter into an arrangement with Chile for the construction of a telegraph between Ayrvs and Santiago, across the Andee, INCREASED LIAMLUTIES OF CHILE, It i now ascertained tat the contracts mado abroad ‘by Chilean agents amount to at least a million dollare ‘More then was at fret supposed. SPAIN TO OCCUPY CRILOR IF PORSTNLR Considerable comment is caused here by the report ‘that Spain i # large land foree to occupy rome int Of the wilied territory as a base of operations. © say the point to be occupied is the Chincha _— Dut the more reasonable supposition is that it wil ramewbere an the Archipelago Chiloe, and the Tater press are earuestly urging the government to take measures for the prevention of such aecheme. At mt the archipelago ts comparatively dofenceless, ving DO power of resistance other that smooth bores of aay short Tunge. alest news received here from Spain States force of 12,000 land troops are to caunnpeay cae nent 0° expedition again-t the Pacific republics. At @ romored that Holivia has made an offensive and defen-ive alliance with Paraguay, and that the former Fepublic is about to send 10,000 men to the camp of Goneral Lopes on the Paraguay, The press here gives the romor, without, however, attaching much credit to it ove CALLAO CORRESPONDENCE. Sept. 28, 1886, Cars THE COMING ELNETION, Great excitement ia man iferted among the politicans im the coming election, and the name of Colonel Balta ie mentioned as & candidate. Time only will prove who is to be the enccessfal competitor in the game of political bagarc. TRE TAT ON PORMONERG. ‘The question of the tax upom fore!gnere ow engages ® great deal of attention; but some of the foreign reei- fente, to cave trouble, have began to pay the impost There are, however, a number of those who pay that strongly donbt whether this personal contribution can with justice be enforced. In the “treaties” it if held and especially stipulated that citizens of ether countries, resident in Pero, #hall pay the same imports and contributions, but not any Sere than Peruvian citizens, and that the former spall snjoy the same privileges a* the latter, But what i« this priniege’ The right te vote, And po person can deposit his vote unless he produces the receipt of pay- ment for this contribation. This is the equivalent for the tax. But—and heen .@ the injustice of the atair— fore\gnere cannot vote and petain ther allegiance to theit own country erefore the tax is considered un- the treaty, If a forgicner votes he loses Mf protection froma his own country; therefore fram ng a iroety no foregn government wonld thus @irrender cltnen It ig to be hoped. (hat when the Fhited Stator renews ite treaty (which by the way ex- Pires some tine shordyy thie matter will he property woken ont teeter, 1 ico rights of American cititens pro- Thore \# now come tronnt hans, end serio 1) THE TRON-CEADS, the tapts that may, per- A vamber of foreigners who, a8 is Pinzon, and aft 4 furnished vonilor ¥ ctorla, the iron. Y cannot obtain payment for the tod (he country whem most in need, \slihough the w a were put ve rary as he Geant , they who ‘ew shod the materials hace 90 far heir monay, ove od before a judicial authority fo sion: Bat nth what result it is very hard to imagine : LEGHAPH RRLWHENY PRRU 4 nitta Penerat Velgarajo ie daily cor ing the ieetiée. Gane jp Bolivia, working with the atmort perseverance in tu@ reformation of the counury, and new aad strong proofs of his derision in favor of the Aimepean cane, ibe Bolivian governmen’, stimulated by the govornment of Peru, j# stadying and pertiape will eon wlve the question about the telegraphic line which wit pare the allied republics ip closer comm anteation, wales INNS, Od the only 28th of July. Some notes have been tween the government und the pes tye on account 7} the bull quanta cura, TUR TUCKRR AFFAIR NEW QUR FANAMA CORRESPOADENCE. Panama, Oct, 12, 1866. VENERUELA, In Venezuela there has been a disagreement between the Provisional Executive and the Ministers, owing to the fact that the former had removed General Grezman Bianco, without consulting the Ministry. The whole Cabinet resigned, and General Colina was obliged to as- sume the executive authority on the 12th of September, He formed the following Cabinet:—arvelo, Treasury; Pachano, Interior and Justice; Seijas. Foreign Affairs; Alvarez de Lugo, Commerce; "el Publie Credit, ioe War, and Cabrales, But Marshal Falcon was momentarily expected at the capital to take charge of the Executive duties. The latter had made an arrangement with General Roias for the settlement of the trouble in the West. General Rojas agreed to evacuate Portuguese. UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA, The States of Santander, Antioquia, Panama oe Rolivar are offering great opposition to Mosq’ Bolivar has appointed a commission to examine into public actions and report upon their constitutionality, the conduct of Panama towards the general govern- ment. But the people of the Isthmus insist on the lat- ter pursuing a just, loyal and faithful course towards their State. SHIPPING NEWS. a1msx40 Jon NEw YORE-—rme BA, MOON SETS. mow waTE! PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 20, 1868, Cleared. ail City of Boston (Br), Brooks, Liverpool—Joha @ Steamship The Queen (Br), Groga:., Lverpool—Nationa) Steam Navigation Seareatlp Cella Bo, Gleadel!, London—Howland & Aspin- wa Becealins Beary Chauncey, F Mall Steamship Co, mship Monterey, Faireloth, New amship Gen Grant, Holmes, New 1 & Co. Bleamsilp Morning Star, Nelson, Garrison, furber, Asptnwall—Pacific Orleans—R Lowden, Orleans—H B Crom- New Orleans—C K Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, Savannah—Garrison & Steamship Quaker City, West, Charleston—A Leary. 5 iteamship Veteran, Spencer, teamahip Ni mond—G Heineken & Palmore, Steamship Hn Richmond—Livin Rteamship Washington, Chichester, and Richmond—Jamos Hand, Steamship Nei Beaufort—Murray.” Ferris ‘ara. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- Norfolk, City Point and Norfolk, City Point ork, Platt, Alexandria—J Hand, Steamship Salvor, Morgan, Boston—-W P Clyde. Steamship Mn Ship Neptui Ship Consiauilne, Creevy, Bark Palo Alto, W Havana—J B erpoal—C fe] 2 Sanford. Rudolf. Boston—W P Clyde. H Marshall & Co. London—Grinnell, Minturn & Phillips & Son. Brig Carolive Gulliver, Gulliver, Santa Crux (Tenoriffe)— Holyoke & Murray, rig Memphis (Br), Sanford, Mayaguez and Ponce—H J DeWol! & © Brig Torrid Vatahle & Co. Brac ‘Tomkins (Br), Brig Isis, ¢ Zone (Br), Smith, St Francois (Guad)—H A Walters, Hilleboro—P I Nevius & ke, St Marke via Key West—C W Mallory & Co. Behr Chara, Eaton, Jacmel—Brett. Son & Co. Schr Nevtune’s Bride. Crowell, Trinidad—R B Rlavid; ore Kate Freeman (Br), Garduer, iverpool, NS—Jones Senn 3 Witte (Br), ee rye NS. and Pre (BP), Angu Br), Davis. 8 § Yarmouth. iva’ ‘.! a, tka— some, ‘Jackaonvilien Sines Stake. Apalachicola—M Bedell. HJ DeWoilf. ree Boardinan. lv, Smith & C & Clapp. Schr JW Wal, Vicker, _Chirieston— Van Brant & Slaght. Schr Mary E Gage, Hop! n— TL, Hi Behr Mary Louisa, Ganka Was Wanhingion-2 Mills Sehr E D Pin Schr Perey, Mahi Bohr Al AIbIoR. Spaulding Botan. hr W Sloop Emily, Allen, Bridgeport, Arrived. Steamship Towa (Vr). Craig, Mong with mdse and 412 py. ene. 2 oF Bteamsahip Union. Carotan, with iruit.to AB A&W gales mort of ‘ownsend, vere pte Iiaittux fora aunply of goals Steamship Ocean Queen, Hi mdse and passengers, 10 the Peete. 4,00 tho outward . took of the John Hastings. (See Dianate epee to Murray, Ne Talon 6 ant Inwall, jail Steamship Co. Philadelphia—J H Brows nay Famtvori—d Boynton Son & CO. ings. Swamtord.? HKreemer. 6th, via. — ‘7th, lacdonald & C via Halifax, 96 days, Tr Weslervelts ‘Tad strong westerk the passage: from @th to 20th inst encountered stove bulwarks and lost one boat. ‘Went Oct 12, with Oct captain and crew of 8.) rbormy Sarannah, Oot 16, with mdse Ferris & Co. pariages a miles Not oiviyben. aut RAW entire steamship San Salvador, hence Vow tmnt 18th, 10 AM, hotonka. © ref e ; also steamship ston, hence for Savannal Bidamabip Granada, ui mdse and passengers, to Art hitngste, hence ip Min- H Living. Hep Oct ‘Tt wun 8 to Hatter Of Cape emer, pant i Lacing, bocnd routhvend ‘ond of sige ir steamahip Commander, Shoat aN, nee Steamship Loves Moore, Rennett, Morehead city, 12, via Norfolk, with mdse, to Murray, F NO, Oct Expe- Fenced strong NNE winds. Put into Norfolk ie: coal. ated ten ne Swift, Washington, DO, 46 hours, with mane, to Bhip Patmos (Ham), Koeln, —_ 46 days, with mdso and 137 passengers, io RM Slo Eaye. Had7 deaths on the passage. Bark M B Almoo (Br), Brow Breakwater 12 duys, with coal, D tof Jarnew) Le Conteux. Alaoa Bay, Jon 68 42. spol nating for Nassau, have all well, es tnekored in ‘quarantine. ig Prospero. with wool, to order, Oct 5, iat 20 0, Laura, of ‘Annapolis, my Tigaed, {ng lost her spars who for orters. and} 1, Cow Bay via Delaware 00 B Swa' wat Annie Welsn, Drinkwater, Provide » in ballast, to Angie. Come to this Pinele Teetta (of Bangor), Eaton, Grand Turk. TI. 33 days, with salt, to master. stroag NE males. Brig as = (Br), Deal, Cow Bay, Brett. Son & ris Sehr V rcliy (i), Brander, Mal und & Corer. Had heavy 3 the i or Dart of the pai ew, Schr Clara Montgomery, De faters, days, via Delaware Breakwater, ‘he Delmar, Lang, Newhern, NC. Sehr MA Prediuore, Schr Elien Baker, Barrett, Virginia, Sehr D Hastings, Tilton. Virginia Schr Jamestown, MeGoe, Virgtaia, Sehr J Warren, Lozier, LARC thwalte, token | Sehr MO Town. Fox Georgetown, DC. Sehr TH Jones, Sm'th, Machias, Sehr H Presenti, Freeman, Poatiand Smith, Virginia, ‘Been 2 days north of Hatteras with 15 days, with coal, to Brig Robert owe, Hotchkiss, New Haven, in ballast, to Pete) with fruit. a SW’ gales during Wilmingion, NO, 19 Jeorgetown, DU. for Newark. Senr Annie V Baresi Thompron. Portland. Sehr MA Hy eward, Albany for Schr J M Taylor, ‘Fowien Albany for New Haven. Boston. Rarerven—Ship Emerald Tele, hence for Liverpool, hav- ing on the 16th, in lat 36 A, lon a0 in which position ‘AM of the Hen ones choked and the two bilge pa the main pur) ke. Is ing, Chataworth (Br), Ovt 7, during which time the «hip beca shifted, bulwarks stove, and everythi A great part BF tise from the deck arme away the foretop ship before the for New York. dam condition, many barrela hav: rolling of the shi terms of the will in the water, and @ encountered. & NK. which blew most ot increasing toa burr Tour feet of water In the “Then bore away for New York. henee for ‘4 full cango of refined petroleum, countered 9 severe gale from eastward whieh sl NW and XE and continued for five days with w was lying ou her beam tin wi wiih Teeth Niantnast and mage, am od. im whieh we sneceeded ai ‘The cargo will have to tro! he. walle oul « broke, and at me aoe cat been mm Captain W hi hs ee oe in the es coffers and crew during this terrific gale, Below. Ship Southampton, from London. Salled, Steamsbips H, eo city at Botton, The Queen Cetag % Grant Morning terns, Washington. Wind at sunset 8, weather clear. meric: ween Callas Qu Quaker Cite, M ar, Alabaina, Veteran, “Niagara, Bavaria, Marine Disasters. Bro aban: sivboom and ru Ing badly, Too i Jas Green, Thos Jones, Chas one, Sam! Hingley and Wim Locus, ported the #t Bane Same from Baltimore Sept 17, for Aspinwall. the 4th inst (as before reported), and the captain and pine of the enew arrived at Newport on the evening of the I&h. %, lon 73 9, expe- rienced a every hurricane from ESE, veering to N, with a tremendous sea Tunning; lot topgatlant mast and had decks the same time leak gaining, and find. © ship, began to make prepara tions to lenve her; Wetting the bonte over the side ihe captain \ehronometer into a white counterpane ot the boat, chronometer being broken by the fall; Hkewise to: wed In a compass, which waa aleo commenced bre Mting ottt provisions from the hold. ‘ould be fot into the boats the ship went down head foremost, and t. Ve erew barely escaped with their lives by jomping (nto the se © and swimaing to the boats, bp four men and the cook, of the and w Captain Tarbox reporte:—Oet 3, tat swept by the senafore springing a leak. Morntn ing it Impossible fo eave | of the 4th, threw his sextant and tossed them { broken; Dut befors (hey The arwonge boat, In which Cipt. Tarbox a the remaining boat, and the mat Swnealtorwarda ‘akon from he hawt men in dou running. and their only or anal ge of an bo broken off twater, The boat was overi te beep ber head Yo ibe neo to prevent Lee JOUN IastixGs—Tho steamship Ocean Queen, whieh edd yesterday from Aspinwall, reporte Oct 4, at 2:30 PM, on the outward passage, Int 23.50, lon 73.96, spoke brig Jobn Hastings, from Boston for New Orleans before reported J), with lomber and ice, foremast maintopmast, carried away, boats stove, and bull leak. off John Hastings, captain; Geo Poland, Richards, Frank Ji feamen, foundered at aea on n righteen foot boat, with » iremen. Yalstance a harrel of Bread laken ia from the water after i haV been submerged a ball 8) Mot water, ule nose of epoiliog 1 wi event Dee frows ampiag. his The press of Bogota aro considerably exercised over ne; threw the ship she remained until 8 jad five pumps working until the fo ps Te inet on. shifted to p ye diseh: fi charged in & Burope, outgomery, ‘Captain re- rt Killed by see the night previous, Tannox (of Bath), Henry © Tarbox, master, nen being comaiastly mplored tn baling win ora ‘ top beneye Tos thie anid ee remalwed hiryaiz"Nours boat. She proved tobe the brig J M Wiswell, of Boston, Capt John Leckie. from Penssctia, bound to 8 he brig was uoder double reeled topsall and « heavy sea running, and it was a work of no small difficulty to tanatar the the men from the boat to the pone the formar directly t] eerto Fousel of the exme up ui ined until the 18th (4 the late northeast gale, reac! pp yd last evening, The Samuel Torbox was an Aly ves- 6 tona; built in Bath, Me. in 1960. She had a cargo or 1070 tons of ‘coal. The names of the survivors are as fol- lows:—Henry ( Tarbox, of Bath, master; Henry Dennen, of Baltimore, first mate: ‘Joseph J Cumming, second mate; George Edwards, cabin boy; Jacob Brown, Ne ‘ork. ward Zimmerman, Baltimore: James Wood. land Smith, South, Dennis; Peter 5 Bnaile seers How: ard, Harrisburg, Pa, seamen. the uames of ouly two wareknown, thoy havi been =hips in Baltimore. and the articles going down with the ship. ‘The two known were Henry Brown, of New York, and Barney Colgan; rexidenee unknown. The crew saved nothing but what they stood in, Sreamsine Ewrre, recently ashore on Sandy Hook, was Apt off at high water yesterday morning, and came up to the Sreamsnir Groncra, Dewar. from Galveston for New York, put Into Morehead Clty, NC, 19th inst, Sm Loup Brorx (Nor), Christiansen, lumber laden, from Pensacola for Greenock, was passed ashore on Nataniila Reef, Bahamas, abandoned 10th inst. ‘Susy Boninixo (of Boston), Gilkey, from Bombay for Zan- ular. (before reported wreeked) ‘'striick on Providence Island, June 28, at4 AM. She came off vext day pro- ceeded, leaky, but the weather being very heavy. ani tho ship leaking Badly, she waa abandoned on the 2%. with S feet water in the hold, Shtlouette bearing SE by B, 35 miles. Captain and crew arrived at Shilonette 15th, after 16° hours exposure in the boat, much exhausted, Snip Vancvarp, at New Orleans from New York. reports having passed 6th inst, off the NE point of Abaco, @ laree Dlack pafnted skp, with long btllet head, totally dismested, and under jury masts, steering for the Hole in the Wall. Brig Guexnare (of Boston), Monroe, frorfl Boston for Mo- bile, withtan assorted eargo, beforte reported at Key West, atin there on the 10th inst leaking, hoving encountered a eavy hurricane fn the vicinity of the Hate in the Will; wna driven ashore and over Little Babamn Ba ‘apt Monroe reports considerable destruction of silpping on the banks. Bric Henpricks (Dutch), Lymas, before reported at Key West with crew sick, were couyalescent on the lth inst, aud would proceed abont the 20th. Bw 8 P Brown. from Newport for Havana, which wns towed Into Key West by steamer Merimnck, waa disniasted in the late gale, The captain said, uniess rf don her, having no was total at the mersy of the She was dismasted the 24 inst and e th, In abont lat 29 19, lon 74 OB, Bra Aree (Br), before reported, was abandoned on the 9th inst, in lat 29 19, lon 78.05, Brig Porowac, from Bangor for New York, pnt into New- port Ith inst, having split sails and lost part of deek load Rrie Antr@xr (Br), which eld at Wilmington. NO, 8 for Liverpool, was deta inithyille on aeec ness among the crew. “he subsequently put. back ington Uith inst, leaking badly (from what,cause nv and will probably have to discharge cargo for repaii Scne Axwa Wirrxey, at New London from Wi NO, had verv heavy weather the entire presage: and during a heavy gale of wind on the 3d inst, off Hatteris, lost over- board one man, stove boat, and received other damnge. Sone D L Sroncess, 124 tons, which was wrecked and con- demned at Bermuda, some months eines, and subsequently purchased and repaired by Capt H A Brightman of Nev and brought to the Intter port has been purchased by M Alcott & Emmons, of New York—where she now lics—on Private terms. Scnr BG Ponrsr, before reported ashore north of Barne- gat, remains as before re} "ee New York wreckers ask five thousand dollars to get her off shore. Captain Crowe’l hiv make a bargain with wreckers in the imme- ty of the vessel. Scux Uxrox, Rich. from Now York, hefore reported driven ashore at Nassau dnring a hurricane Oot 1 remained bih and dry on the 0th, badly damaged, with little hopes of heing got off, The U resistered 46 tons, was built at Harring- ton in 1863, and hailed from that port. Stoor Joserntsr, of Talip, was capsized 17th inst at Fire Island inlet. Crew taken off by yacht Widow's Son. of Da- rien. Conn, Tne Josephine was afterwards righted and pailed out. his brig in tow he would spare or sails, and Miscellancous. The late storm which swept the Alantic has wrought a chahge at the mouth of the Merrimac. Where before was the deepest water, a sand bar has been formed, nearly stop- Ping the passage. A pilot boat running out on Wednesday stopped on that bar in so heavy a sea that they feared she would go to pieces. Lavxcr—On Monday, 22d tnt, about 9 4M, there will be launched from the shipyard of Messrs Pine & D: at Greenpoint, a schooner of 80 tons, named Edina, built for Messrs Yates & Porterfield and Capt A Alerander, and in- tended to run on the coast of Liberia. This beautiful little vessel has been built throughout of the best materials, and tu the most workmanlike manner, She has been fitted out with especial reference to that trade, and is a credit both to her builders and owners. Steausnir Gen Sapowrex, Capt Whitehurst, is now load- ing at pier 20 East river, and will sail on Wednesday next, ‘2th inst, at 3 PM, for Galveston, Texas. She has superior accommodntions for passengers, and delivers her freight in good order, American Commence with Brasti—Imromtant Conces- mons—The Brazilian and Argentine governments hat - ferred.important concessions for marine railways, dry docks, &c, toa company under the management of Gen Burnside and Capt Joe Comstock—the latter ove of the oldest and most popular sea captains from the port of New York. Tho company own steamers on the Brazilian coast, and are now erecting docks at the mouth of the La Plata, and all light- house and port dues are remitted on vessels entering for repairs. This concession {s an important one for our marine perc wyna (Br), N, whieh put tate trawport Tour tn inst in aisoena ‘resumed her voyage on Notice to Mariners. Notice ta iven that the Eastern Hue-and-Cry Buoy entrance io'Portiand harbor » broke adrift from its mmeorings way tas to casa daaen toe las seve gale. Steps have been taken to replace it on the 18th inst. By order of the Lighthouse Board. JOHN POFE, Lighthouse Inspector, 1st dist. Portland, Oct 16, 1868. The Frying Pan Shoals Ti ghtship. before reported in Tybee Ronda, having broken from ber mooring, was towed up to Savannah morning of 13th inst. She is not injured, and will soon be on her station on agai, Spoken. &c. Ship Me Piad Ultra, Martin, from Callao for Hampton Ron/|s for orders, Oot 19, off th ireinia. pes of Shin Geo LJ avert, Jobni 1 trom Liverpool for Bos- ton, Oct 9 Int 45.84, Ion 37 10. Bark Lise Fox (Men Fox, from Algoa Bay for Roston, OM TH 1619990, on IBIS. Capt F report on the 12th host, hove ship too to the eastward of Nantucket Shoal, wind Dlowing strong with heavy sea and thick Ree apo lasted several Siaya; on the 15th, shi a tremendou, which washed away bulwarks, ‘and stanchioun, and making ‘a general sweep of fi eck: aria Loniaa, from Pas aumtanik River, Md, for New. puryport Oct it Fire sland ight NNW ® iniles; hed splis mainsail, and received other damage. Foreign Porta. Asrinwatt, Oct 3—Arr brig E Hi Fitler, Sears, NYork: 4th, bark Alerta, Oates. do. Sid Sth, brig Cavour, Chapman, si ‘Thomas; 17h, bark Bolivar, Wailtebury. NY Chas e ariBe. chin. ‘ork. Cantao. Sept at—Arr ships Chae W White, Gri ehaa (and saath os Rpeih)s ‘Mth. Louis Wi it do and ald 264 for Spain). Sid 28th, ship iMlen Bartieit, Chinchas, In port Sept 2% shins Geo Washington, —_— for Spain; David Brown, icholx, from New Spent rr 23d. char Tere for the Cnited sratec: Antren, Mfiet, for | Mauriti Joun Bryant, Gardner, from Ahiechae oe th, Osceola, Bennett, from do, arr 26th, for es AS aan PS a by, bark Pallas (Br) York for Naneav, NP, Oct 10—Arr ship Jobn N Cushing, Swan, Bos- ton for NOrieans. Pen Preawsmir Peevvias, st ites arr trom New York Oct 5, A at 7th, Doctor A Ath, As Marly at inter ih aon at Wate ford {iath: United i t relia, a King. tne gh Tyna OueaM Mary Stewart, at Gibraltar; Sth Initia, at ort, Charing 8. ee Altre, from Vi Oot 5, Mai ey hey A Na : 10 evan, ie Woston Oct I 10, Ort % nd Pan! Fanny Forsyth, from Ave AH Philadelphia Oct 6, Dan, from Rovan. nine in 6, Pant Maria, from Royan. i Londonderry. rom XY rk, a Te Perp e'Day, at Islo of a <q Arr from Ni i“ TR a OE Tirerpects New York wee ships Rutland, Washington Irvi Fred Warren. Ship Taflida, from the Clyde for New York, has put back. Ship Hugo Gratius, from Rotterdam for New York, war at Falmouth, leaky. ve The derelict ship SPawnee was soll at Waterford for £14,009 sterling. nitogh MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. 1—Toms.—On Wednseday, Octdber 10, at the First pleas Dutch ehureh, Somervil4 N. J, by Rev. A. M, Mesaler, D. D, Mr. Jango W. Beri, of New York, to Miss Harrie Tome, of the former plage. Coum—Hestiry.—On Thoreday, October 18, by the Rev. Samuel J. Knapp, Avunt Lb. Corse to Niverra B., daughter of Caleb Hontiey, Req., all of this city. Guecon’—Harriry.—On Thureday, October 11, by Rev, James Millett, at the bride's residence, Gronae Guecony, late of Cincinnati, to Amma Harrier, of this , October 18, by SiLarxwoon to ‘Mies No cards, city. Tocawoon—Fowir. —On Thurs the Rev. Dr, Gallaudet, Mr. Joux Harrie L, Fowwrn, both of this ay Trask — ees a he oes | on Thursday, Oot. 18, Uy Rev, 5. 3. Hewes, @. S. ‘Traex, of Brook: lyn, N. Y., to Btra m eldest ites FE. Donnell, |, of Portland, Me. Died. Barkay.—On Saturday, October 40, Groner Barnay, aged 40 years. The relatives and friends, also the membors of Coo- cord Lodge No, 431. 0. of 0. F. and fe Sinserte Ledeo F. and A M., also the Soamen’s Roaming House Keep Benavolont Jation, are reepectfally invited to attend his funeral, on Monay afternoon, at one oretoc hie late reaidence, No. 60 Cherry street. His r will be taken to Cypress Hill Cs for interment. Baker —Fewa Benen, im the 18th year of her age, of inierm ittent fever. The friends and relatives are te attend the faneral, trom her fete reddence, Twen'y-fourth street, this (fuuday} afternoon, a At Cincinnati, Ohio, om Wedneetay, October lara, AL¥raerrs, youngest daughter of Henry and Klizabous Boyd, aged 19 yeara fully invited to Xo 127 Woat four “ORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 180s. tend the funeral, from ross Pe mne nian wid shies peace ager. -—On Friday night, October 19, after a protracted ae ane of Andrew and Bridget friends of the family are respectfully in- vie to attend the Peer jae (Sanday) afternoon, ro past one o'cloc! m the residence paren No. es ‘West Twenty-seventh street, between Ninth nee Tenth avenues. Curvery.—On Friday, October 19, of typhoid fever, Mantra Axy Carvery, widow of Richard G. Chinery, 31 years, § months and 16 days. Leaves four or- phan children The friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend th» funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the corner of Graham avenue and Sandford street, Brooklyn, E. D. Finiey.—-On Saturday, October 20, Paine Fixrry, & pained of Drumgold, parish of Mo'ris, county Monaghan, Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of his son Patrick, 260 West Thirteenth street, to-morrow after- noon at two o'clock. and severe illness, THERESA GiB. Giauy.—After a | uN, In the 76th year of her ago. ‘he funeral will take place from her late residence, corner of Adams and Plymouth streets, Brooklyn this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Giperr.—In this city on Saturday morning, October 20, Thomas R, Ginger, aged 32 years, ‘The funeral will take place at his resid¢ No. 86 First street, Monday, at twelve o’clock. Relatives and friends of the family are reap»ctfully invited to attend. His remains will be taken to West Brookfield, Mass., his former home, for interment. Boston paners please copy. Guveck,—-On Friday, October 19, Jacon Giuec, aged 48 year: and 5 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence in Greenville, N. J., this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Gem. — On Friday, October 19, of apoplexy, Fraxcrs Grow, in the 8d year of his age, The funeral will take place this (Sunday) morning, at eloven o'clock, from East Fiftv-elghth street, third honse East of First avenue, The relatives and friends of the family and members of the Sixty-sixth New York Vol- unteers (of which deceased waa formerly an officer), aro invited to attend. Haves.—-On Friday, October 19, Bripcer Brorny, the beloved wife of Patrick Hayes, The relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, from her late residence, No. 50 Eighth street, near Third avenue, South Brooklyn, at two o'clock this (Sunday) afternoon. Hanworr.—On Saturday, October 20, ines, Harnizr Jonson, wife of Smith Harriott. ‘Tho relatives and friends, and those of her brothers, Joseph H. ant David Johnson, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 74 West Twentioth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Hoi'nay.—On Saturday, October 20, after a long ill- ness, Puce Hoanay, of the parish of Castle Comer, county of Kilkenny, Ireland, ‘The funeral will take plac from hie late residence, 333 Fast Thirteenth street. His friends and relations are re- spectfully invited to attend, on Monday efternoon, at ie after a tedious nm Saturday, October 20, after a_sevore illness, Jaxe, eldest daughter of James and Jane Hutchi- 801 D. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 404 West Forty-second street, Jexxixc3s —On Friday, October 19, Sansm Juwnrxas, ‘The relatives and friends 0° the family are respectfally Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 267 Meadow street, Hoboken, this (Sanday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Kearns. —On Saturday, October 20, Mancaret, beloved wif? of Patrick Kearns, aged 54 years and 10 months. Funeral will take place from 816 Sixth avenue, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Keuty.—On Saturday evening, October 20, Mrs. Haxona Keity, the beloved wife of Mr. Bernard Keiloy, of the county Lineriox. parish of Brough, Ireland, aged 60 years and 2 months, The relatives and friends of the family, and of her son, Patrick Conery, and her her-in-law, Peter Kelly, and her sons-in-law, Michael E. Brasil and Jacob von. ichten, and congins, James Conery, senior and jnnior, are respectfatly inyited to attena'the funeral, from tho residence of her husband, No. 662 Greenwich street, corner of Chariton, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Albany sbany papers plense -—In BiookyD, oe orning, October oe nee Kesey, wife of the late Kelsey, aged ears. relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 95 ee streot, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, wit! further notice, Kixcstanp.—At Union, Bergen count an October 20, GoaGe KinGstann, 8 The ‘Riatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further ae Magsox.——On Thursday, October 18, Kate V., infant daughter of Chas. J. and Lavinis Mason. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this Genes after- noon, at one o'clock, the residence of her parents, No. 184 Franklin street, Maruox,—At wath, France, on batons September 6, L. G. Matuoy, Fs3., of tagua la ‘Guba, His friends are ara tuviled to Silend «Fe requiem service on Monday morning, at nine o’clock, at the French church of St. Vincent de Paul, West Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Morratt.. Friday, October 19, Tomas Morrarr, Printer, aged 41 years. His remains will be taken to Montreal for interment. Time of funeral will be given hereafter. Moorr.—On Thursday, October 18, Jase Moore, relict of James eta a native of the oak of Lucan, county on ae md friends ds of rennet mira 1 6 relatives an ry fam vs are ro reapectfol iy invited to attend the funeral, late residence, No. Pear street, thie (Sanday} afternoon, at two o'clock Poplin Ireland) papers please cop. ulin (Ire! Mcrray.—On Friday, October 19, Extxs, the beloved wife of Patrick be fe SO her 32d year. A native of Kings cognty, paristi of Guamah, Ireland. The friends aud relatives are reapectaiy invited to Seu her funeral, to take place from — Pighteonth strest, this (estay) etemoce, at two o'clock. MclIxrne.—On Friday, October 19, ManGaret McIytex, aged 34 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fun‘ral the residence of her brother-in-law, Michael hee awe 131 Bleecker streot, this Wan at one o'clock. O'Doxsxeut..—On Friday, October 19, Jon 0° Doxyeu, w native of county Lon Ireland, in the 634 year of mT Sea reeeciiaty » me ee to one Tho relatives and friends attend the foneral, this (Sunday) £4 Me nage o'clock, from his late residence, 63 toninagre Oe Hie remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery, Raver.—On a ‘20, Thomas Ramee, son a Ral oe aes ola be taeen te the Church of the Holy ii Trinity’ on on Monday ea of Montrone ‘at nine o’clock, from hd f his Brookly mn, El Se a ay area ski Gunek dy ed rorvelpese on Thursday, October 4, after short illness, Frevemicx D. Ric, aged 66 years and months. Rosseu.—In Brook}, Saturday, October atvera tong ines, Jom Som H. Resse, in Tie ath year of bis age. Friends and relatives of the rnd are lly in- vited to attend the funeral, from hie Sha etabese ie pha’ Brooklyn, on LPN Surrn.—On Saturday, em Locawooo Sr, in the 67th year of his age, ie eee ee ee ne ae eee eee fr come thirty Sear, an by Bagh trustee fully im iid wo atond Monday bear pny ‘Tarr eine canes th Jomw Tart, in the Toth r of his age. J The relestves ond friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Sanday) afternoon, at recs, from the residence of his son-in-law, W. B. ©. Carpenter, Bramball avenue, South Berge, N. J. Cars leave Jersey Cy ferry every twenty minutes, Tariman,—In Nyack, on Sati morning, October 20, after a short ilinees, Mrs, Evere TALLMAN, im the 75th year of her af witt take place from her late residence, ‘The funeral Nyack, thie (Sunday) afvernoon, & ‘at one o'clock. Th Intends _ cok. family, and of her son, Capt. John F, Tath a invited to attend, nce, 216 York street, on Satur- day, October 20, the tow, ool Jn, rector of Trinity church, Jersey City, aged 40 yea The foneral will take pine fiom Triaity chareb, on Tuesday morning, at eleven o'clock, Cramert.—In this city, on Saterday, O-tober 20, Mra, Ror, widow of Jabal Terboll, in the 83d year of her age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at four o'clock, from the residence of her eon, Henry & Terbel!, No. 38 Weeat Twentieth street, without further invi' ation. Tr crn.In_ New Urieana, Sanday, Seprember 30, A. A. Tore in the Sod year of his age, formerly of the elt ti nervoort,—On Friday morning, October 19, after a lingorime ines, Deu, daughter of the late David Vandervoort, of this city. Relatives aod frends ‘of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the fnneral, from her late residence, 164 West Thirty-third street, thie (Sunday) afternoon, al jock, Without further notice. eo oe ee nen RRR Fo Eee oe ete SUITABLE, FOR SPRCULATIN alo 6 Silver Ameriean Weve si MISCELLANEOUS, nn nan vee ae THE PUBLIC—a apeqenthes AN. oa es dae, Pe ect establishments, who cannot ees Seed Cad riches large S Cepia gekgecate aeee ment cheaper than ‘at any other house | and Buble, aware of ey ving pn EDWARD D. B 3 Great DWARD D, BASSFORD'S Great suite jporium, eee Tastings Sign of the Golden Kettle—corner store, onmar REDUCTION IN rag A AT AM pA tt, 99 BOWERY. Fall tray ition of ral Velvet’ and arecens, Carpetings, Lowell a and Ingrain Carpets. Ingrain ‘Aiarponts 87 cents to $1 yard; bce cit 18 feel pero and venry 44 (ite, ak at 62 cents; Druggets, 4 yards wide: era Window Shades Mats, Kuen Bloons wht nd checked Mattings, a 35 ott ‘ents to 5) cous per alm Look Tor $9 Bowery.” N ,ABSOLUTE DIVORCE | OBTAINED-IN | ANY ‘tate, without publicit fee ohai until dienes is ‘obtained. Guonge LINCOLN, eos ‘Nansau street, New York city. A THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN SUBJECT TO NER- se lowe sidan argon ot MERCALES Odeke une: ‘one dose ° . MATIC REMEDY. “Tenwver fi " ARGAINS IN HU! a ph! GOODS—AT PECK. B’ HAM’S Hair Baz rand, near Bo Y. or corner of Fourth and South Ninn WiNiamal falla and three Puffa $4; side Curls $1 50; ianee® "set back Curls $6, Ladies teat modes de Paris alr droesed in the IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NRW YORK and other States. without pnbilelty oF fee til absolute Aivoree granted: consultations . HOWES, Counsellor, £e., 78 Nassan street. G?. TO THOMAS R. AGNEW'S, GREENWICN | AND T Murray streets, where vou will find Teas, Coffoes, Fish, Fionn, and everything else cheaper than any store in New AVING LARGELY INCREASED OUR STOCK OP the following goods, we ure prepared to offer to our customers n choice variety of BRONZER, MANTEL CLOCER, VASES, PAKIAN AND B UARY, SILVER Wak AND FINE PLATED WA? he aint we AND GERMAN PLAIN AND ORAMENTAT. CHINA AND GLASS WA CHANDELIERS AND GAS" FIXTURES, qaAsents for the portable Empire State (ina Machine, which seen in operation at our store. Wire F FRENCH DINN He CHiNA SETS, second selec: set RICH CUT SETS OF GLASS, fine quality. $15 per cot. 3. V. HAUGHWOUT & CO., 498, 490 and 402 Hiroadway, corner Broamo ENRY A. DANIELS, M. D., SURGEON, NO. 2U NON eqnare.. Absolute or deteation from business, for piles, stri eases of pelvic viscera, devormities of ey Person. Offles hours from 9 to 12, L2? THE TRUTH BE TODD, BRANDRETH’S PILLS are every day curiny = whose cages have heen pro- nounesd hopeless. hem nn opportnnity to contes! Dis. ease in the commencement; then the long sickness will be prevented, nose, face and Persons going to the Tathmus should take a aunply: they are the only infallible remedy for the Chages Fe in Prysinelas, Rheuma'tsm, Fevers, General pability, and in all affections of the stomach and bowels, there ik no KEM. EQUAL TO BRANDRETH'S PILLS, And even in Consent they have performed wonders, THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS ARE OFFERED:— Brooxiyn, Oct. 5, 1866. To Dr. Baaxpmita:— F t gives me pleasure to state the good I have experienced from your Pils” Since [ commenced theit use I ave felt in ! respects like a new man, and the rheumatism I took them to relieve has entirely disappeared. At first was prejudiced agiins: them, because their operation was at- led with severe griping: but, on a further experiences, I om coping pains were only by the medicine atrnggling with and removing certain obstructions in the bowels. “T commenced with taking t going to bed, and by an increase of one pill every ev. ran the quantity up to twelve pills, which number Teontinues to take for ten days, and then gradually reduced to five pills Ata done, With the exception of the frst throe dares T have ‘experienced no pain or griping: but the operation wns both any and pleasant. I the pills for twenty-four davs, and noticed that | passed a it quantity of black, bilious ooking, offensive mater, whicl Tam glad to have ord 3 in ‘The Brandreth Pills take richt hold of all that terioug in the boweis, £4 as I said before, I now feel like a new man, and deem’ it'ray duty to express my gratitude to you. Bin our wagaen es L HAWLRY, 398 Claston avenue, CURE FOF CONSUMPTION. 1 eee hasused Brattesa'e Piles for thirty pind lusting’ cones menced to use them in Fobratry. Hoh or a rr comarnption of the Lungs, no called by He took HFanAreth's Pile every day for thirieon Fg and in Mareh, 1437, became a perfectly sound, healthy man, Mr. Brlgge wil De pleaned toanawerany questions on this abject, DIZZINESS AND PAIN OF THE HEAD. ‘These troubles are just now to some extent prevailing. To cure, you must take from three to eight of MRAN- DRETH’S PILLS daily, teint to effect. The diet Damems PILLS. ere ey ee tek tp me there esate ta Mmbs,of the head. of billows and Aa fences Geka? and of EDWARD VAN RANBT. street, New York. ieee costiveness. . Ocroszr 18, 1896, While Brandreth's Pilla carry out a untvereal principle of nature, they are the best antl-bilious and aperient pill known. These pills if taken so ax to purge freely, will surely cure any curable disease. There is noform or kind of slck- ness that it does not exert a curative influence upon. Thus, by their power in resisting putrefaction, they cure measles, small pox, worms, and All contagious fevers. There is not medicine in the world 40 able to purity the mass of ‘bloog. Brandreth House, inctpal office. sui a in White Letters sonare the the Genuine Pate Ne Directions in the vine punctpal Observe in Ui States, B. in Government Stamp on Attention to this of Twenty- corner and at No, 4 Union square, New tore QTEEL SHIRT Ph ‘ENAMELLED sNow ¥ ** ma Fane conta. BILUON & FO! rode 7B) Ntessn au street, New York. “COPARTN TIERS i IPS. PARTNER WANTED—8}.00 IN TAR iture business; for capital; TT ar ‘aroivure more, 168 Belo spe Bante 5 Address, $1. 000.-EAz2, RARE ence torerowaed bowser making "eaten merica, coeer os “Addreas for one week F. office. Light may) bg Ses ba A raphe y Poe pee, At y F°, EEA iN OLD AN ane wy etanit to 83 R SALE—A MOROCCO Neat eee tet Mareld calcer CASE MANUFACTURING emtablished since 18K and in Renaite SALE CHEAP FoR A a Ligut AND 7] business, Inquire of H. CAMP, No, 7 Carrol =FOR SALE, A GOOD RELIA! T° rey ay EO Be ge aquire Monday next at room *®, 1s MILLINERS A RARE OPPORTUNITY Parson desirous of DRES: MAKERS —ONF WHO WOULD GO As Apply to ofa store on Broadway, Mice HUTCHINSON, 1 1,217 Broad wa. ANTED—A party with $7,000 (0 $8,000, to & bargin for voyage with « ves: from here to Brope- address box Stat Post office, 10. 000 THR AURSORIBER WILL DIsPosR + of one branch of a well established busi- sess, which teat, present, naring from 88.09) o $13.00 por rd DF: Amount reqalted, $10,000 casb, For an Korerreaw addres Jom, Herald oiice, MATRIMONIA. p31 MATRIMONT (LLY INCLINED, neqnairtance of an edieuted young A wonving appearance, “aderees Aver vid efter A ye adv box 2y) i “4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESTRES TO M A. pousp dy view matrsnony, Addrew FACET phy ae) ote Bete 2 ey OF DE 18, Cooper Institute, ‘on 7 the committee. rat 8 sisloak. te oak, te measures for SURANCE THE POSTIVE SECURITY oF x funda i nei Com| 1 1 Patent ; prog are invited to tend. By Post office. ie aqTHB UNDERSIGNED, HAS Tx x Mourne risanta, from the ‘8th October, aad to inform the unions and societies who hare beoo a«-us is Park for their festivals and target- tok Seer ‘will be no interruption in the busiiews, with hare energy gad at N MULLE the 1 Union Assembly Re ms. OTICE OUR STOCK HAVING BEEN PROPERLY scinsted, i and the wet and damaged Is by the Ore pour wa take pleasure ip announ itlat We shall resime bstners on Monday, October 22 For the ur dal Kind consideration of our friends « gence shown us by our customers do disarrangement, we return our ‘sincere thanks. ©. G. GUNTHER & SONS, 6:2 and 504 Brow OMIOR—THE LAST MELTING OF THE 17. eee will be held on Monday evening, wet. West. Vorty-sixth street, Members and will tng piace on Wednes ie eter 3 re B ane on Wednesduy au Park, Nety-tourth street, Broadway. jc ene Sans will be carried on ‘TuOwas MmaDr:, Ko, SOHN ONEIL, OTIC. THR, PUBLIC ARE Wanesy cactionep » against negotlatin isxory note, bearing ‘tat October 1.1986, Par 538, a: B0 duym, made By GD Post &. Eesforgs,’ Bor want of rob dove he Baymont ts stopped. dg? EB WILL Kh A SPECIAL MEBTING 0) Firemen at! Coulpassers’ Association bela un evening of October 24, tuet., at 183 Soring strest, Hall. ness of great importance to be anaactad: | By onder of ic! tion and misrepresent ant K YOLUNTRERS.—ME uBEns | to meviala will kend 2 1 place of enlistment Brooklyn. by to-morrow imrnediatel ao that rolls may be p Fendezvous ai W. W. TAG MEETING OF THE diferent aspiran: amendments ied tuon of the 102, RICHARD SHERIDAN, Chairman. Taurs M. Sxore, Secret TA REGULAR OF THE FIRST W AR> Youne b. held at £9 W. they unanimous! wr and Horace Gree ARTHY, Prosi JAMES KELLAN, Vice President. ‘Lreaainer “ary. Davi Biske Joux Diane CONVENTION or THE ma (held Pitty. v win cttitite THe, uth Ward Demoeratic Union | Associat in tina fo geueral eal meventh sirtet, west of Vinh i arenus, on Saturday ¢ the 20th inst. Mr. PRASE nominated for mv Assembly distro: ward). PATRION cGOVERN, Chairman. _ Panton 11. Keauney, Secretary. TENTION, POLITICIANS. POSTERS an die ‘colors and with pair.ntic devices, orneaae ‘ae rates. at the HERALD JOU PRINTIN ING BSTARLISH MENT, corner Fulton and Nageau s:reois, Dresser NATURALIZATION OFFICE—13 CEN. tre street. gg yen ‘This office is open during whe next weele Punil 3. Citizens’ payy * Procure May Wels HENRY HEITZ. ‘OFFMAN, “PRUYN AND Vi VICTORY! vast “te RATIFICATION MEETING Hegemony PRR INSTITt TUESDAY. SRN i OUTOBER 20, 1865, UNDER, THR, Aganice ie or nity Tite COMMITTEE 08 AR OREATC OX SQUARE LNG. The 18 Consery 0. Commnittans and Organ zations in ineaity. 6 ‘and Wa rd Johnson Associations, io fman Clabes, Democratic and National Union Clubs and Societies.are. heartily invited to co-operate in the movement. and are re: (qucated to rend at once the naines of thelr irmen and ry DOUGLAS TAYLO Bo Naneu haven, Chairman Committee of Arrangewriis. NoWks, —A MEET SEVENTI WARD tarkionmen + Chub itl e held at Our House, Wo Mar, Mon ivening. Uctober 22, at balf-past 7 Feces i members and tnet wishing to become bers of the CInb are requested to attend, as business rat a urtance will be L. - will be truusacieg, Ry oE. COFFEY, Preaent. Janne Dowex, Secretary, _Jeneman Drcaxry, ‘Tresaurer. NETH as ity BLY DISTRIC' ere BLICAN NOMINATION oR 3 MEMBER utr Le pal NORMAN BTR. Wriaon F. Krrey, Secy. TON A. BAYLOR, Chairman, \ LITICAL NOTICI T A MERTIN or THR Tenth Ward Natiousl Association, held at 1 Delance: ‘on October | 19, the vol wig eflcers were ciecied for ALL OF TAN, HALL,—AT A ne S/Eeeuth Assembi Tf botuneyte corner Fwenuen pirest an Firat avenue on Friday evening, (ctobar 19, 1 On mo- rath was culled to the Cheir, The roll being sas iay-one manners anewcred to their names. It wus teomded that we pruceed 10, yom aie a 6.0 I or Assen! ‘aieh * carried. It was hen m ed that Mr JAMES THVING, he of Bleeokny tre . EGULAR "oHMOCHATY: AAveN it y niow. somena ATO! ON. REVENTI ASM IY DIBTRL (STH WARD An neat on ana AND Norn WARDS). rh WANK A HANsOM. rope DEMOURATIO ASSOCIATION CON. for Firweansh Agoamniy porns last even- Mr. David @. == —— nas HT NELYTH VILLE) UNION CL UT FARD CTOREVINR) URIS OLR ib oY enue, between hy-ninth§ and Ninetieth on Monday evening, iaecae o'clock. ath See'y. ALL, Prow't SSE) RiCT.—AT A MEETING i 4 eo of the above distriet, held at % Greenwich seat, Haturday evening, Oct. 20, is, § micuadt 3. J, COWEN ted na 0 of Assembly. Tan Ran 9 GRO. We BAVAGR, Chn!rian WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION ORGANIZA- hold their regular Lion will Wn Fo] at that Oct Ma, at ia ies Pres lent. TH ARSEMBLY ULAR DEMOCRATIC 5 eee me ici con Convention. A OCaseeas. ate , Chairmen. , &, { Seca, ‘Kd. M. Plum, Bectewry. Democratic Us __Joho Purcell, secretary. WARD FOURTH ASHE NBL, DISTRICT. —\T A moeting $f, 5 jozart Wall Aconmbiy Woy KER gre rt Mr 3 “John rok ey sat iy MRM ite DEMPSE), Chalrmon. Ly, Seoretary. _Bowaun L. Kee, 1 WARD JONN®ON AND HOPPMAN OLU —AT D lar ‘meeting of the above named orgsni¢0\lou at a Ofaton Garden Ovtober 19 the Hon, Willian If Tecotved the unanimous nomieation of the of the Sixth att eine te thanks to the organiaa a the neem 2 : Sint ot the erentinetien vein TICE, Chairus Gronat A. wargat {Secretaria Ww, ING OF THE INDEPENDENT 17 ARD.— ale MEETIN oon ” Assorjation of the th ward, wifheld i Charles Staenger's, #8 Sixth atrest, on Monday © Getover & and naminated ihe follrwing geutlome ‘election ow tie th November peat. Sion ‘Youn T. Hommes, with tata a th Congressional ver of Amentis. Foirconts ‘ inosas McuRAKON, reiary, chairman air. ” samen 8. Roam, Fe PINCKNY. on, LY, jozart Ganver'i9.