The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1866, Page 3

~ ase at Bambarg. EUROPE. News by the Cable to Monday, Gotohen 28: Tein sbated what in the ease mado, seed by Spain, tbe Tied telethon to ote thelr mistake in seizing the vessel, to indemnify the owners and crew and make’ the mes guphe sasieat ‘to the public*for sub- a tothe ,000 sterling for the prose- cution of ex-Goyernor Eyre.” They had specially retained the services of Mr. Cahaetiae, Queen's Counsel, for the It is stated that tbe engineers of the War pe. bad decided to alter the construction of the Portsmouth AD “ Express Order” from Austria | tortincations from a combination of granite and tron toy einai The Peace Treaty Between Prussia and Saxony Finally Signed. Onion With Italy. MAIL won 70. OCTOBER 14. one of entirely iron of the most massive character, OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCES. FRANCE. fon vases comesronnence « oneal _ 4 wRKION—ITS cule oe bana Britigh steamer Tor- | terriiary 0: government bas ad- fern A wan who thinks that the American Ministry in Paris”) Venetian Unanimously Declares in Favor of i# a bed of roses, on which the represemtantremab aecuil todo but lic all day and inhale the sweet Odorsaround him, M4 most egregiously mistaken. It is generally supposed, 1 belleve, that there ig roally nothing to do: here but to | Feceive visiiors, give balls, and attend upom “partics and Spain “to Defend: the -Papal | cr ormonies, Now the toob te that: thereian grat ; Temporalities. deat to do, of menta): and. physioa) Jaber; which keepé body wad wind emplayed pretty comtinaally. Me, Bigs- Jew bax been permoyally one. of the hardeat workorr, leaving less to his secretaries, that: has ever occupied Abe position heres TRAVELLING SMBKICANR. are « very difficult..race of peoplego, please, aud! fear that even the amiable, even tempered, gentlemanly General Dix will ,be very much. disposed sometimes to lone his temper at the absurd ideas which some of them soon, to have of (he duties of a Minister, Many seem to be laboring onder the impression that these are of a commercial character, and that itis a part of bis duty to | devote his time to facilitating the business operations of PARIS CORRESPONDENCE. every man who comes over here—with a gun which one withes to diepose of to the government, or with a stock of Bourdon whiskey and “Bitters,” with whith tO es tablish ap American bar. The United States Mission in Paris-~-Its | me poopie seem to. think « Miuiaiér Is placed hore Duties a Apnmeents. _“TWE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT. aud 068 de. &e. Ke. * BY THE CABLE To ocronmn 22 Ne NA a AN THE MEXICAN QUESTION. i Maximitian Te He Taken Wome* + . » Vanna, Oct. 22, 1866. A steamer will ssi) from Trieste for Mexico forthwith, by express order of the Emperor ‘Whe Praste-faxen Pence Treaty Fiualty migned. npg Beau, Oct. 22, 1866. 4 fa Preive fino irony, of peace war finally aud st erivige were, du during, she ~~ ee nas 10 RAED co for Unto with FS ‘winter, ‘on the er ws winter at maee the ' Fronence, Oct. ve 1966. o~ me Ses. cemitted in seat) easily SF sit i THE AMERICAN SQUADRON. Arrival of the Vessole at ‘Hamburs -A Mani. cipal Entertalument. Hamma, Oct. 22, 1666. ‘The United ‘States ironclad Miantonomab ‘and. the other vessels of the American fleet “The officers op Saiurday wore the guest Sta grand banguet prepared by the munici- pal eathoritien of this port eiseil *Wealotn, 2¢, Weeki to Taito up the Swerd of Ss. Peter. " + Mapm, Oct. 22, 1866. JBpein hes anounced ber intention to uphold the temporal power of the Pope after the Wieaeh forces leave Rome. =" " _Oosente fer monay 99, smoum rime, ‘Fes tettowing » e erreat prions fer. Atmervens ae. ay cL Savain onddd ik The money market in slightly easter, Ooneols aveaicas spodngrm. The foliew!ng ore ibe closing prices of American seen rite :— ‘States ve neon: * 0 iiimoie Contrair. TH ‘The Liverpeet Cotten Market. Toverroon, Oct. 22, 1666, ‘The cotton market is steady, with salen today of 22,000 belies. Middling upiands a6 quoted at 1544. Lavewront, Oct, 2—Eventng. | Phe cotton market ic unchanged. siddling uplanae . Lavenroon; Oot 2, 106 The SWEiGebipe Brin aud New York, botl from New ‘York Ootover 6, arrived out on Saturiar. ‘The stoawshipe Sexonin, from New York October 6, and (be Demdnena, frome Quebec October 6, arrived out iDtauater ta the wig Danie! W ebeter. am Javenwoor, Oct 22—Bveoing The ship De ..ci Webster, from London for fea Th, | teers bas per nto Qieersiown dinmented. . ee BY STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER M4. ‘The steamsbiy (ine, Captain Berkley, from Livegwo!. @leven o'clock on the morning of October 13, am@Quetas town 14, arrived at Halifex at three o'clock yesterday morning, ob her voyage 1 Boston, Bhe bas thirty-one passengers for Balifax and 177 for Boston, © ‘The China had (air wrath: - £90,000 in epers Chive xalled (or Hogton at eie.on @ eloek yerterdny | “The Chine forwiche: some inesgrr ond rather unio, POTHAR details of our cable Mompateher (ober day of sat ‘99g from Queensioy 1. To Siuaaaneatas today from Rome, vated Oovober ii, mye & dee patel. dated Raitimare, Ochove: 9, bas been recnived here! of snvan archbishops aud fear binhope, i! pe dan beityn the Pope sud express wishes for (he; 48 Ue nie ens rights of the Holy Bee, ane resterenies &f Agr B Mamermea’s Donk won wal) received in Londen is 1a ¢ telegraphed fron Halifax | . 10 W0% as a geveral guide and valet de place to show gf Paris to his countrymen, S hw advice as to what botels to Op aly what and ail thee of Srqvel. mach arouse son years since 6 agony ais New England dorgyman ho was hore diiriug the m istry of Mr. Dayton, ‘and ms threatendd to nae his eutire ipftuen: © and that of his Boston friends to have him removed, because that amiable avd gentlemanly American repreeentative pe- remptorily refured to go with him to the Bavre Railway routes to T was vi sation and aasiet him in searcbing fore wae a Jeb. through nis own stupidity, be had lost somew! Youte. Ihave lived in Paris through four régtmet of American representation, and | have heard charges and eho quite as ridjcnlons brought against every Min- has occapled the position.during that time 4 COURTING THE COURT. One of the largest and most dangerous rocks upon whith Amoricau Ministers bavé latterly “zplit,”’ and thereby rendered themselves nevassarily unpopular with alerie oumber of their countrymen, and particalariy heir countrywomen, has been the :natter of presenta'ion to the court of the Tuileries. Say whgt may be said about the inborn, ingrain love of Aniericans for democracy and ropabdlican instiytions, nope.are more egg than they, whon Wey vurtve here, to-have an opportanity to besk for an hour in the witwaline of bay vial glory: oes fated Se pln Sth a Be Leotigeh 7} y bo joa ths Orly p np. boy preset ta ‘ean be, Foreign sovereign bef , very properly his fitness and their own sove and " thing a8 a forma! * ion,” in sone ip which it ts wuderstood Ip Eu: to the thie tule.cou'd not of conrag , and the 2 han been to vinci al] whose ter has sent in—be eink, of 60: 1, by this fact, to vouch for their respostab lity, + In the good old times of J: Mande, when American travellers in Paris were not a8 Fas they are now, pace ene enrppgge bag he mw adn Hh A sare @ presentation io their Lge u Lega. tion and register bis nee. vendetwne, ‘that not only was the reprezentation of Americans at the a thon ceremony, and the set See ny eens seme eee cont ee ee “geeer™, Nas Ag ord " obtained mone sigh tans of Foose ‘ff ral : ilies: aoe — Ninsel and of one of the the American Minister, to wel to Die g come over American % with wi we 4 SP ihe “eaitoas toat snes he ate, Another — Y sid to bave bee been sere ae who been many — avacoraleed ol , be presented bimselt tes tomsor ial Paris, 2 and wns duly tows, 4 PEbitiss et i It i ‘ & a i ! f : the le of a nation in Which there no daamation peat, and where one man is as good nw apother, a very dimicnit task was i open the minister, who out of fifty or sixty applcatious for presep tation was to tad ite or Mit oa Fg Teriplents Of the Lappy Pri ‘This was, Sy hank lees Mat mister, oe ee fortinals ones who receive imvitar' ast te very Métle qratiinde either to tie gy thew or to the Emperor for recei vii form, Jog 4 | former a& a part of the mini # daty andy { iaenes — aa honor done to bik majesty than to WP pensar nesterén met: hand of Corse immediately vot own the serine ativeions bareen * Unwarraniadie lz = <, coun! women. If Mr. sod Mra @ ay i, Mr, and Mira. Iara me who wade his money jo the resaureys ue bute oneg See ie en Winn er ih him “Reainag he wine yo he We , Am i weet apa ok L~4, rama ‘rnied your repre nia |eaane Filed + tober here, “There ac o' her of even mor oa one scare to WOM T aball bev oorasion lo ers wwe + gM PLANETS. Tt (* now wuderstoad thet “Che Emperor sad imprers itt teaye Blarvite day a(ler toomorcow for 1. Choad. lant few days of five wealles are said very much to wimproved the Emperors health. f Faeraaisa Vow 4 BPOGaE View 1s rennet * £ ata fot isk adarter OF the glo Torma me thar the ig a eo 8 a0 fom Clad i: feet of sight or teu ve rel, ee ‘dhyor of mal ore Tong, @ «Aden dew ‘Tomd upon ihe dominions of the © sick man. ee TERM Mf, Chaties Mackin, of New Ve Was Marrod at the afte. ABOLITION ih SPAIN. Weval Weeree Viberating Colored Maven View ting @id spain Sales of Colored Persone Verwidden. de Madre pabiiehes the folowing le Sabine i wpe likewise fg bein company i his or hia the eum ’ ir, 10, recover oblign- all Grainy on arriving in shall all a sublet, nirtit Pa 1 Colonial Miuister shall issue the necossery for pod, mi ment - the ot testi ie AGieessn gna ano a Pane Bevtencrs spoken of tie Ps raison, tember 29, 186K), names eva tiao CABTRO, M Miniater of the Colon es, THE CANADIAN DIAN QUESTION. Lord Derby's Cabinet Guarded Towards (on- fed yl Asmoetal . ‘ Saanipregtet ie nm este sani ete goverbment. THE CANDIAN REVOLUTION. AR AAA a Rn nee Turkish Reports from the Seat of War. par were exchenred +. the Austro-Itaian On Of October? at Vienna. ‘Italians had completely “oor Bin Peschiera, Man- pene jnest of Genera! Revel all Mgt ape gs fa Venieo wore set at 1 on the Lith of ber. Sard ea catia Geis rhance, : ‘The Itatian po dey been convoked, and was hold eye 10 trial of Admira! Persano. Catan oy that the loss of the Italian troops at Pal Is, amounted to (bree peaered and sixty-six tron’ pes ae fait, Coens had sya wo — A egtayne mag exe ‘woupited. mi sey te wi Diet ve “— ve the aaonten: Be was to convoked the i ‘het as soon ce dations with iho inet are brows te Speleieey conclusion the Hungarian Ministry will be bad rei each 13 the by tho Aus natBor of eight hundred Hungarians, w taken for carrying the ia the peace treaty, the legion to thelr homes ‘France. ‘ Me ir Biter on yok stoi Ho had reviewed 9 troops 0 of tae Bonk of France sow a de pine in the Reser twenty two million francs. “ MEXIC °. veces Cortina Anneunces His pe Garvevrox, Texas, Oot, 22, 1866. papers to pad ‘11th have been pease ® Saat me nie Aol, expla 4 that ih will aliack Mata- moros, He has given uotiee to the American com mander, Colone: Sedgwick, that be tntended to dg so. He has exacted « duty of forty per coat on hides and skins, Canales, with an escort of ten men, was allowed to cross to the American vide, when be explained the firing Mis Nontecoy gnns ty mm, caled the tne gang of thirty men, called the American brigade, were committing great devi OUR MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE. Trouble in the Military nud Financial bold of Maximilian, &e. Maxico Crrv, Oct. 3, 1866, Asis always the case in-time of adversity, friends ‘apt to quarre! among themselves, Now that the emp! fu fast ainking, wo see bis best iriends finding fault with cach other. ; For some time Count ©. de Resrignier, Knight of Short) oat papa G3 sale = ores in tke ate the time wore Waken Po. Another Fire iw the OT 0 Wil Regions. Lone Ente mated at $50,000. 1. Gere, Ba, Oot, 22, 1900. Atre 4 «o ocoee the morning early one quarter of he oO sipping portion of the effy! | amet. and that be cam only do Through the « “irenoue exertions ofthe firemen the tame rere prev on cater from speeating into the etty, im whiet ne py are Fisher trothers, Woarer fiat tn gS se So, tang & Douren, National Lacewes © Total ome mbowt 950, fot by downing. Larvae Fire in Bridgeport 75.000. Brinceromt, Oct, 22, 1800, The Brita: port Furniture Compang’s factory, commit img of three lurge brick buildings, wee almost entirely in naman ah hoe; tage fe The Rete Oot. 22, 1408 ST yt room. ball SS bescred mon se" vere te Shin 0 al — te Pa would have followed, | Fro Conn.—Laes Ateowt | wat this Noort haw done ite duty NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1866—TRIPLE SHEET. . THE MARYLAND TROUBLES. cian Posehausaets of Gov- ernor } Or The Whole Power ef the State to be Called Out to Baforee the Laws and oo the Governer, PROCEEDINGS AT ANNAPOLIS rapeopeprngenety The Pricalaes A iabaiana Tin Friday. : Seaietadneed mater ike | Legal Opinion o ils Johuson on the Governor's Anthority' to Remove the Commissioners. Political Riot at Hagerstewn - One Man Killed. ae. he. be. IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF GOV, SWANN. aimee Oct, 23; 1866. The following prociamation bas to night been iesugd by Governor Swann :— State ov Manyiany, Exxounve -DeranTMeyt. Whereas, It has come to the knowledgo of the Execu- tive thas milftary and otber combinations are now form- a £4 the city of Baltimore for the purpose of obstruct- ing ang Tesiating the exeeytion of the lawe of this State; and Whereas, There is reason ta believe that similar com dinationa are attempted 10 he organized i other States, with the imtestion of invading the soi! of the State of Maryland, to deprive her citiveus of their just righla under the laws, and to contro! the people of the Stara by violence and intimidation ; Now, therefogo, 1, Thomas Swann, Governor of the Stale of Maryland, do, by this my proclamation, solemnly warn the leadese of all such itiegul and révetutiénary combinations against (Lo peace aad.diguity of the Mato, thatia the event of rint av? blood-hed growing out these .revobuttenary procending: they willbe held to the stricten, accountability, and the power of the Mate will be echawsted to bring then to prompt cad meriléd pun- sabment. Gea under my hand and tho great sep! of the Mate of Maryiand,.ot the city of Andapolir, this 224 of On- tober, AD, 1864, THOMAS SWANN, By the Governor; Tomy M. Conrmn, Storetary 0: Baete. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Parone, October 22, 1666. decioenaiauicti AEM hevaTE which te Gir Tegdlia be General Canby's visit to the cityto-day, There ure rumors to-night that the “Plug Uglies’ of Old Town are organizing for an attack on the radical headquarters in West Baltimore street, Tho radicals have made every preparation for a -vigorous defence. They have stored an armory of sevolrers and rifies in the bulld- ing and » very strong body of poites, and two or three hundred armed ‘‘Moys in Nuc’ remain within oar shot. There ins belief among (he supporters of the Police Comm iioners that the radicals of Pennsylvania are realy 1o march to thelr assietonce. Forney's visit to the (y yesterday bes mech to do with the imprestion. ‘This i* the threatened invasion (o which Governor Swann elluded io his remarks ot Ansapo'.s (his morping. A treet fight cecurred in West Baltimore on the anpouncemett of the Governor's inteution lo go on with the case, -One man who cheered for Johnson was knocked down, five others joiwed in the meiée, and some of hem were peverely bandied. The timely arrest -of ali the parties prevented the (races epresding imo a riot. In homo of the wards the okt rowdy organizations which existed before the war are being revived, and calls are published in the papers for every democrat th ye. pare for action, Proceeding» at Annapolis. Barirwore, Oct 22, 1606. ‘The |.carimy of cbarges against the Polwe Commingtun- ere commence! thts morning at Awaapolis, before Gov- ernor Swann, in the Rxocutive Chamber, ‘The case was opened by the Governor making a state- ment. He caid that before taking up the case he desired to correct a etatement that be bad seen published—that he had proposed a compromive, When be found it ne comary to examine into the conduct of State officer be would do it in the #hape of \ngiructions, commanding them to obey the lawe, Me ould make no compromise of the laws of the State The Governor sald that he repudiated the eharge that had been made that he, the Governor of the Mtate, waa ase | ciated «with, rebels and rebel sympathizers He was in (avor of & cnoet reconstraction Of the Btater apén the baris of He could not recognize that tay Mate wes oat 5 deep ploy ye enforcing negro and neg ality Upon am uM n! people a fe Withoat ir consemt, Vor diference of he paid he wae denounced ana eympath inet fact =~ gf be held to ould gow take Op the @nse with a cx alt partiean bar. ™ we. Of Vee eoustel (or (he Commissioners, then yr iet the reply of (he Commissioners im whieh (bey the groont thet the power of removal conferred , vergor = gives him vo power to try 1 ial miccon- hare been proven UF @ coor: of ‘The re) on 0b 1 deny the tro ferred agaret aw thet ove Draken I, ue vf wat Ip which ’ we have held al attaele thove who, in the very Erecetive Cb’ , eo d seclave i uadertake he © cass Vo | chediagt servants, that they are #0 pathizers | made ba ALPRED b BY Abe tanily id hase 1 \ MPLA Hove Loat yor have bad abundant op ys remy to yo § decent 1a» 16 thin Misti Cabhot foun four right to try ts We cannot give op the sithor a aay vested jo cs and on Ut one opm the jade ment of the j04 tat fitunals of the quivet to do eo." The re that at he Own have, appeared tio you prote a Meare “chiey abd Latrobe (or (he prvitionert main taloed the juriediotion ef the Governor, aad evimend {elt vending to atRwe the qwret om Goverver pace my That acier matare flection he offiewl pre ton awd from fons of monkiad, we nial of the charges, Hale we ate te pam tia ors iw tne =) -. ee Py monere thet anny ineed ont and Ree aise arm Weineniay nest to try the Case, De summoned wo Canby Commpose 4 Vhe om bineelf hax an eye | Senator Crs tain thet Got “ Pd jabernaioris! ry —T with rawwod ths hace of he it iatores. bhatt ofige alone, and the authority to inveatigate all and enforce Uke pouaity is, if in session, t f not in ue on, the Governor, There Ave recess, (be juridiction and the power to reports from Hagerstown Of & nerliour affair penalty is in the Gove: jented (bere om Saturday @ariog 2 political mecting | an told, that before | trig ty, + armed held by the Union men. A digiurdance | the fact of thelr offic: Fesultfog in the killing ely Wound ing tw: The man killed wa court and Jory, This bs abs are got named lu the law Postpoubment of the Investigation wuiit i. day Next. vestiga'e and docide the fact, and not » ood peupenanns Barrimony, Vol. 2 iow ‘eto the courte; third, beoa Kaw ws Governor Swann hae postponed the investiganyu vo byl ton a conrtor JUFY to aria yal the case of Lhe Police Commissioners ti]! Friday, 6 thou \y “be the econ, ne t ample testimony shall be oblained. He desires tue: od Shall be shown, frat, thatail the judges and clerks 01 (h« late municipal election were from the same party. Second, That Ipgal voters were excluded (rom é ° fete and pemalty as the right of suitvage. ‘Thing, Bad policemen have at6 ‘hat Wo on ey aire in Sear ond t been removed for potitirnl Wwention 01 Ndinaconte any ante law; and fourthly, that In the nt preeiact: coparate « vf she oe boxes Wore not provided for: and re- | sound mind t d votes. On aby of these Mispadees long and war under the law, the Governor dan of the | to rene ee inlabure, oad remove (the Commi States is in con whom will have the appointment or the | bas been «ince November election. Hea that th At midnightoverythine |) quiet ond the excitement | Pe calming» mig g Our Rakimere or we | requi debate, eben Oh douses — « i w Oct. 21, Us66. Thohies De Quincey’s eseay om Murder Cons iiered ax One of the Fine Arta’) ought to be supplomeurnd by « “Riots Considered as «wigan of intuencing tion Wow frst agit bid, wes it smut! Abas it ‘ » in express Forme ty tho Vr @ that it was nogetiis yl doww ¥ other body, legin chapter om elections.” The, witter who will undertake this «sjoce | Cmorefore, I haverer cit Ani aht Y te daleas wei may diccuss the effet of the New Orteans vod M. ene bio 0 Upth. of the allege eV of the massacres on the jate fall campaign; te motives whic sreppaion UT ola on ie od go many radical Fy cha riot a1 the | SmMMnRNRE ROY ba Bese % ity 0 ws meoting of the MieiiGedesation, ond pen inal a ont: Sours during the vikly” Of the President to Chitayo, aid determined e@fforte pow being put ferth in Baltitno: | WURRICAYES N THE WENT. ernetnes. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS a To THE NEW YoaK HERALD ™ at. Chicage—Bulldinas Demet- Perseus Killed and Twelve ov lured, Omeaco, Oot, 22, i660 to bring about a collision Betwéen the so valled | loyal and elements ip this city Such dragging Of Coat tails ae hen been gotny on here for the | ‘Veerine se lant week Or so.eoald be withered! howhere else out of | isi Donnybrook OF course there is an immense amount of é talking to bupcombe and sa infinity of, yas aud ye on- ade, but there are turbulent elements eaongh in thin city | 4 ‘lolea’ term passed avmn tbe oity Task nigh, Aovring a, na i whieh a four & building process of ere Cou Of msomeraens, “Flag Ugtion, “RR MORR ane ‘Blood | 6 arate saredy wus blown bid ‘The fall 7 1 fees one 7 none @bout rivte nflown, Ming wat'r atroriy Wer, have | emoiished four or five two sory woadou bnlidings ad Coen ea ‘ap organi. | Joining, crushing them tke an shell and by fatton wi amar nae S7SRS WMS 68 vet | Loe HemMALes benesth the rune a pire deat begs pave, the Btate gor Hine of action | beon token Oot aut ous i yet mining. Some ro oF be same con- | fifteen persons were injured Th» shock of the J of ee ods Sig oo Perasien! pres at that many inthe oty Mought it wae an eacth which got up the cry of in the « oC, the Eb adelphia,” Ooguenstens and tho "Pre ential tom, 9 in the one here Foun a The Gute or y writing om i} civil war is cy Oe ened ix. Ualdimoro Tho rioting bug I: pre Bm i ier 22, wan Las evidently been Sesobian as an dice. | 4 '*''¥ie duis of wind Hwepe over this Stats lant ight, tionecring weapon a the disposition of the | dime «eat ein this cty.” Qaite a nembey of David country to regard. the. Amendment av a | ime were blown doy q Dnal bans ¢ on which to: toed the Seth, , i ber ‘The Gate at St. Lowls. ip Baltimore i in vet ig now in much “ Uno sauyo couaition tat th “4 Rey +9 were under their , fir, Loum, Oot, 22, Iteo posi overamaata oat test Jaws exelnde The A Mervitie wind at bat over visited thie re rom the ev one wi lve active proof o Ni r epi oven 4 fe Le ane aa sive active Proof | ‘iow of the couutry vey! over thin elt AE BAM pam four yesterday afternoon (Jing an incrediMe anioont of camage) {rom the vonks, Leanne a ttle eastward it scomed to bwiat like a screw: loxted from ten t fifieen minutes; Was about a quarter of a mile wide whey it |. xe rete ot ail a bhades, sad” * nurueted, ex rebal sxeluded (roam the patronage at tnisens are uniline!ingly 4 ME BY Whole power and ented ih the bans of form ‘be Mate. orm } | bot a} | | } | | Popolauion, | AbAtMCk, Unt grew Borrower ws It proceeded worth now in furce | Heovgs of buildings were unrooted, and hundreds were 1 ‘oni aniincee oY | more oF leas damaged, ireex aud fences were uprated Aity- a boar ate Me 2 ‘ab the let circ 1B Overy direction: ebatters, boards, Umbere and ell tion. The exenntteer f sie I epntto’ vo tne | too ir almond Polivg Conn sys, three, bm, mtimmber, tlre May 0: ihe ag peruano cartel = pohicid tha. ine @ ‘whe iF appoint the feathers, No lives have yet beeu reported towt, pot Y judges of el next a number | several persuos were severely injared. of member Binte lature, ° inost mand ethane nett 14 Telarn of = Seon The following are some of the Beriour injure “pia med —Al ihe chtmueys of they City Howpi's) wore blown down, wud the adyoiaing house completely wreck ed. The unfitwshed urick stables of the People's Railway Compauy near Lafagetie Vark was biown down and the | Old stables demolished. ‘Two breworles on Lafayeur tor to Congres 7 evan ie ROW filed hy has #i wa 8. . avenue loct thelr Chimneys and partot thelr roof! = The Der of vonpery: , in the courte of onstruction on yee Le, bad the roof, the whole south and porhion~ | Of all the other watt bewn dows, The patter» * > apices be rwalectat: | ROURO Rear Ly who wan badly Camaged, , With Potiee Bwaan's choos 4 new (br © story warchouse On Hixth street, beldow es pa be ome United to Mr. Ki war prostreted ; only @ portion of one political power all was left tandiey. The root of Barnum sand J4n orp i of the y | Getl's hotels were ome «hal damaged; aleo the Meyyao who have beld jt the bondeot the | wile Litrary Hall A largo portion of the tin roots of party who con! Davgy’s warble. building ew the commer of FWTth wend y ‘ae gure sreets, wax rytied up and biown Unto the Mroey in thas beri D At ia the radions ‘tery. “tive storm ecems to : have one ee O'Vailes Poivicetwie Inatiinte, wade civil war. The principal fares building, pear tue cor organ in euty openly cy the.“loyal" meo 055 athe 2 pS pe by force of arme tho removal of the sees TE hole Nee Com itiestonera, by meetings are beld wightly, a | entered, toroup the ta ‘root ike papery, and carr’: Portions of it, weyling eoveral hundred poondm « stance in ino to Ve bigrke A Uheen wigny trick howe ato'r ed Le Whole of the pear end fone e parton of the Chareh of Foun rei men reedy for earvice in. the veld ste | 1B." $9 ye ree @e ot resolv tions atone of these mwectings de nounce the Governor Ss nw tyra rock low prosite tion of office for nal! end partivan purpose.’ corapents were belly her and 4ociare that ‘an on seus ran the Goy the immediate viewiy wore trnor to inter‘ere im Gur AGaire wi be looked pan anbosts vere baw by ux as ap slack upon the liberties of frogs thelr meotives bai Fareed sapome the river. Al of the Governor t allay ya in Hive,’ an ‘organtes- med’ uion eoldsers. in ep graph wos very badly mage done in tbe ety 5 beet rec ef ved fret which tae tho bounden d: eateries Bete portion of the koow 8, ead wo tht a. for ac..op in both Baliiimore | where it expect dawnge bas beow very graal, ey and county, Ite emective sons isewimated & | Rein a companied ue 01 and a good dent of Uach Feit between two ang three {hapeana won, acluding the four | The wind wax strony # Y, rapally drfilag cioydn hundred city nearly ai! belong te i. prevatied anti past pers bet thin morniry tha THR AUTHONTING ENCOURAGING THE MOTERN Weal her ts cloarand qnie (ne of the mont singniar features of ‘he situation ly tbat the city authorities got only toleraie (bene jn lemma proceedings, bat give t! ‘tanita ‘ive Countenance The Gale oulaville. support, The fact that es \bey are all layetnsm, Oot radical, their own tenure of office in bound up A \Vlolert (evening, accompanied ty ngpny that of the ‘Tolicee Commissioners, At Liew tthe oath wall of thy aud rain, theacee and did com, erable dimage in ot the rity Davy pix he had arifie at home pager es wtih carried afieen bullete that size nine, aud be Was good Heavy Gale aw the mt. Lawrence. 25K 2 Dew encase negne tar aes Sa Cmomnwtns, Ocvetrer 22, inet ther policomam «wore chy gheald net ve “ on Cae handed tack to the te . ‘fo A Weary gale been Plowing bere elt day, nr ‘ my amicetion bet eee ens oan There were one or two incidents which transpired #4 | poem shutot Fue f on Eo ceeee eerenate aon eae thie morewent | seownpt of ive Serge a7 on nes canara Seen aerenalae edenespy S00 Ras cont the Loker, ates ee feared Sunset ceed nes iercrereoes THE COMOES FAILURE ° . Blve ' wero oo at es me Saal ntl! exbaatted or Gren 10 tering andarming. There are go movements on the otver side Ali aeeit Swann denies wo morren. There is to be 0 conven. tion of the disaffected on Monday o Tutetey wiyht 6 der de pee further wearirr> | } cea prom gaye patra dep | ] | Raab cet Lmpleses of the Firm. Ataant, Oot 22 ieee” i heve oo ted to dey to the ermertelpment of tne fae | relative (@ the great fefere of the Grm @f Alden, Pras & Weston, ot Cohoee, Albany county, $061 Gnd the attar | to by Coneiterably mined op, are being some fonvurer The Coanset of the Comminmionrrs, [From the Baltimore fan, Ort, 22 | The Volice Commmuaioners, Mewar Matnuel Hinde: set Nicholas LW fod an thelr comaset Meare Thomas * Alexanter, Archibald murting, J). aed | H Mork bridge, bY ge og oo Ly bearog to commence to before erpor at Au it | whowt Ht thas Nook oo maT en to the ot afield mscoedaet cs a Tansy Cnpanaans. i Wilh (Le late Manipal aoaien of conservative eitirens of | tee of | womty-five wil) te repre Witham Sebley, Jove HB Latrn The Hon. 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